Who was the most influential person, as far as conspiracies go, in the last few centuries?
16 2018-01-31 by Quetzalcoatlwasright
Who do you think made their mark on history? As far as the conspiracy world? It can be either positive or negative. For instance Aleister Crowley and Helena Blavatsky would be “negative” while someone like Alan Watts or Carl Jung would be arguably “positive”.
I’m torn on Manly P. Hall, I mean the guy is FULL of information, and it’s hard to decipher who’s side he was on.
Who do you think made their mark in getting us here, where a significant portion of humanity is more aware the secrets of the occult doctrines and the secret happenings of government?
Honorable mention; Nikola Tesla.
41 comments
1 Mecanatron 2018-01-31
I think Edward Bernays had a huge negative influence on the world, being that he is more or less the architect of consumerism.
1 Quetzalcoatlwasright 2018-01-31
Great answer. I agree, he definitely deserves a mention.
1 Flytape 2018-01-31
Bill Cooper
1 Quetzalcoatlwasright 2018-01-31
Great answer. He was a phenomanal man. Sad that he left us.
1 Space__Stuff 2018-01-31
Bill Cooper hands down.
1 Hicks1984 2018-01-31
Pablo Escobar
1 Quetzalcoatlwasright 2018-01-31
You’ll have to give an explanation for this one
1 krazeesheet 2018-01-31
Tesla. Without a doubt.
1 Quetzalcoatlwasright 2018-01-31
Def at the top of the list
1 Step2TheJep 2018-01-31
Are you familiar with the theory that Tesla was not all we have been led to believe he was?
For instance, have you ever wondered why there is no video footage of him?
Want to know more? PM me.
1 ManCausinRukus 2018-01-31
How low can you go? All the way down the hole? How low can you go?
1 goobypIs 2018-01-31
I want to know more!
1 Lord_of_Atlantis 2018-01-31
Let's take the official story of 9/11: Bin Laden and his conspiracy to commit terrorism had a huge effect since 2001.
If the official story is false, then whoever was part of that conspiracy greatly changed world history via that attack.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-01-31
For me personally? Jordan Maxwell.
1 Step2TheJep 2018-01-31
Why?
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-01-31
If you must ask, you must've never heard of the man. Seriously, look into him, his work, his presentations, etc etc. He goes deep down the rabbit hole (my style - no frills - straight up red pill after red pill) with the occult, symbolism, secret societies, actual history, and actual power structures.
He's one of the most brilliant minds I can think of in modern times in this "community", who I've learned so much from. Others have mentioned others, that I agree with, as well (ie. Tesla, Bill Cooper, etc etc), but for me personally... definitely Jordan Maxwell.
1 Step2TheJep 2018-01-31
What are some of the most important things you have learned from Maxwell.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-01-31
Everything goes back to after the Great Deluge in Babylon, Mesopotamia, and Sumeria. Where a "dark" priest class took power, via the occult and mystery schools, which later turned into (and unified under) the Abrahamic religions. The most powerful of such, later became the Holy Roman Empire (Vatican), which still rules today via the Tri-Sovereign States.
1 Step2TheJep 2018-01-31
Can you remember any of the evidence he provided for these claims?
Or do you only remember the stories themselves?
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-01-31
All evidence is sourced in his presentations and works. Check them out, for yourself.
1 Step2TheJep 2018-01-31
So you can't think of a single example off the top of your head?
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-01-31
What the fuck are you asking for? He has books and presentations which in them, he cites sources. Look into his works, or don't. I mean, FFS, he goes all the way back to Pythagoras' teachings, and beyond. If that's not a source, then I don't know what to tell you...
1 Quetzalcoatlwasright 2018-01-31
Lol some people need to be spoon fed
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-01-31
I guess so. I didn't think Step was that daft... I don't really feel like writing out a whole biography of Jordan Maxwell's works (40+ years). It's all there, readily available for anyone to watch or read...
1 gaslightlinux 2018-01-31
The Holy Roman Empire was neither Holy, Roman, or an Empire.
1 russianbot01 2018-01-31
Benjamin Franklin was balls deep into everything. I've come to realize that anyone with their face on Fed Reserve notes wasn't a good guy.
1 dickjokesauce 2018-01-31
yeah you know what i don't get is why nobody ever tried to make a joke face. it's absurd. what a wasted opportunity! tell you what i do on all my ids - i move my head back so that i get a real fat face. it's hilarious. fuck it man..if the man wants to see my face for all their spookery activities i'm gonna have a laugh with it. i dunno why none of these currency dude never grokked on to the same thing. they're just not funny, that's all. can't trust people who aren't funny. it's like the same way you can't trust people who make crappy booze. the scots? fuck it. what's up with that shit?
1 russianbot01 2018-01-31
Your spirit animal. Scots have no music also.
1 dickjokesauce 2018-01-31
bagpipes are good. i dig the bagpipes. hilarious name for an instrument as well. bagpipes. scots are all aboot the dickjokes, too, if you haven't noticed.
1 CaptainApollyon 2018-01-31
Basically everyone in the nine sisters
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Neuf_Sœurs
1 dickjokesauce 2018-01-31
Matt Groening
1 gaslightlinux 2018-01-31
Explain?
1 Smiley_Iris 2018-01-31
I think the whole thing about the Simpsons predicting things......dental plan!
1 gaslightlinux 2018-01-31
Speaking of that episode and season ...
http://talkingatthemovies.tumblr.com/post/76512571954/scabs
1 MrGodfuck 2018-01-31
James Corbett
1 Step2TheJep 2018-01-31
Gustave le Bon.
See for example this and then this.
Once you understand how helpless the typical human is to resist crowd psychology, everything begins to make more sense.
This is useful not just in researching 'conspiracies' (too many people would have to be in on it herp derp) but life in general.
1 benjamindees 2018-01-31
Notable mentions: LaRouche, Baudrillard, Farrakhan, Mencken, Bierce, Spooner. In case the theme is not obvious, I tend to believe the overarching conspiracy is one of political economy. To that end, the most influential individuals are those who can explain political motives the most clearly.
1 ImmortalAl 2018-01-31
First guy I think of is Howard Zinn who wrote "A People's History of the United States" which covers everything they don't teach you in history class. Includes everything from the truth about Christopher Columbus to the many false flags perpetrated by the US.
1 Zybbo 2018-01-31
Of course it was Karl Marx.
Without him we wouldn't have Hitler, Mao, Stalin, Fidel, the Cold War, etc.. things that shaped this world in the 20th century and claimed the lives of almost 100M people.
1 jasenlee 2018-01-31
JFK - as a victim.
Next to 9/11, I don't think more ink has been spilled on any other topic.
1 bittermanscolon 2018-01-31
Kissinger. War criminal.
1 idiotwithatheory 2018-01-31
John Ehrlichman
If it wasnt for him there might never have been a watergate scandal.
1 Step2TheJep 2018-01-31
What are some of the most important things you have learned from Maxwell.