People tend to believe what they hear instead of what they see. It's very easy for someone to listen to someone else and take ever word as fact. They tell all their friends, their friends tell their friends, and eventually, the information is spread across the population. Living in a world with an abundance of information, how much of it is actually true? Growing up we learned that Christopher Columbus was a stand-up guy and that he discovered America. When you're really young, they don't tell you about the death he brought to the Natives who were already living there. I also don't believe he discovered it, I think he knew it was there. The same bloodlines have ruled this world for a long time and they've been following a plan that was predetermined. America had to be discovered because it was going to be the basis for the New World Order. The last piece of the puzzle if you will.
False Flags
Every month it seems like there are 2-3 mass shootings reported on. When I walk down the street, I don't see any of this. Of course, there are shootings but I happen to believe the ones the media reports on are staged. The stories keep changing, the puzzle pieces don't fit, and there are many unanswered questions. Even when September 11th, 2001 brought down the twin towers our media and government immediately knew it was Osama Bid Laden. What a coincidence, they figured out exactly who did it yet couldn't stop it in time. Besides taking 10 years to find Bin Laden the team that participated in the murdering dropped his body in the ocean so no one can question the story.
Elephants never forget
We are constantly told to never forget 9/11. To me, it sounds like a brainwashing technique to not allow people to move forward with their lives, take away our rights, instill fear in us, and to accomplish the goals of the New World Order. Unfortunately, during this process, many innocent people are being killed, tortured, and forgotten about. The theories out there suggest September 11th was planned all the way back in the 1950's with David Rockefeller as the mastermind.
Individualality or Similarity
We live in a time where we should be questioning everything. For example, I ran out of dog food so I fed the dog some chicken and rice. This stemmed my curiosity, so I started looking up foods that dogs can eat. Of course, everyone knows chocolate is dangerous for a dog, right? Maybe it's not healthy for dogs, but it's not healthy for humans either, at least the chocolate with the processed sugar. I decided to dig deeper and found on Reddit that many people have had their dogs eat trays of cupcakes, bags of candy, and cookies with no sign of being in danger. So the question remains, where did this story that chocolate is bad for dog's originate from? I'm not saying you should feed your dog chocolate, but at least be aware that maybe not everything is completely factual.
Why not question?
I think some subjects that are worth looking into, is the sun 93,000,000 miles away? Why does gravity work some things, but not others? Why do space agencies have different interpretations of planet Earth in their imagery? Why are people so trusting of their government? Was television invented to brainwash people into thinking a certain way? Why are a lot of the same symbols hidden in TV and movies? The list could literally go on forever, but asking questions will get you thinking and may bring new information to the world.
Education system
In school, they tell us to ask questions about the information, but not to question what the information itself. We are taught to only memorize and regurgitate. By doing this the elite are able to control what we believe, what our values are, and who we become as an adult. The education system has been tailored to make the majority of the citizens more socialistic and dependent on the government. The truth is, our Founding Fathers were completely against government powers and that was the whole point of The Revolutionary War.
Reverse Psychology
Some of the lies we should take a look at. War for peace, spend to get out of debt, inflation is good, we need more taxes, they hate us for our freedoms, government will protect you from greedy corporations, The Federal Reserve was created to keep the economy stable, Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, government subsidies help the poor, regulation reduces monopolies, etc. Start questioning everything, it will lead you to new information and new ideas on how this reality is working. Things will never change unless the people change the way they think.
