I say it again and again: this whole “New World Order Conspiracy”-thing is religious mania. These guys always present it in religious terms.

It’s a modern version of the medieval Witch-hunts really. Same symbolism. Same rhetoric. Same faulty reasoning. Same hysteria.

It’s really quite simple. The Illuminati are an irresistible, secret order who can mastermind complex murderous plots like 9/11, fake wars and holocausts (and moon-landings), control entire continents and their governments and suppress the existence of everything from aliens to angels for centuries with not one single member ever being exposed.

If they didn’t want anyone to hear from Prabhupada, he would have vanished untraceably and been replaced by a perfectly schooled lookalike for the purposes of feeding yet more disinformation to the sheeple.

Clearly then this man is either a insignificant crank they can afford to ignore, or an imposter and part of the NWO’s plan. So what he says is either a waste of everybody’s time, or it must be subtly furthering the Illuminati cause.

(Well it makes as much sense as anything MD has come up with. And what’s more it has just as much evidence to support it!)

irresistible also starts with an I

Mukunda dasa - 07 December 2006 10:22 AM

“This movement is not going to stop. It will go on.”

It already does.

That is one thing that always makes me wonder about so many of these conspiracy theories:  “They” always seem to have a tight grip over the media so that They can brainwash us, They can perform great and incredibly complex maneuvers without leaving any evidence behind, They have access to what’s apparently unlimited funding and unlimited manpower. . .and yet They can’t shut down a private website or stop publication of a book, even though we have 12-year-old kids crashing entire corporate computer systems without much difficulty.

People come up with these wacky theories to try and spice up life.  There must me more than the daily drudgery we call life, there must be some underlying meaning.  It is the continual pursuit of the meaning of life and of a higher power.
Either that or they are just mental and need to be institutionalized.

What always perturbs me is that these people frequently tell you to fight the brainwashing, groupthink, dogma, etc. and free yourself from the Illuminati, communist, NWO, Satanist, Republican, liberal conspiracy’s web of indoctrination, mindcontrol, ideology, etc.

And how do they say you can do this? By letting them tell you what to believe, what to think, what to eat, what to wear, what to say, and so on ad nauseum. If I’m a little short with these prats it’s because the only plot I can see for a ‘New World Order’ is the one whereby they get to tell everyone else what to do.

Mukunda dasa - 07 December 2006 10:22 AM

Hare Krishna! Jaya Prabhupada!!!

Web site http://www.prabhupada.or.uk

dude, you are never going to convert anyone if you cannot format your urls properly…..I think you meant to put   http://www.prabhupada.org.uk

c’mon now, even the $cientologists realize the importance of correctly using the internet to spread the word.

Hmm—so let’s say I believe the garbled rantings of some lunatic prophet replete with conspiracy theories.  I feel the need to proselytize.  Where’s a good place to start. . .hmmmm. . . oh I know, I’ll post it on a forum about hoaxes.

I’ll bet they get a few converts every week from this forum.  Ditto the september12 guy.

JoeDaJuggler - 09 December 2006 09:40 AM

Hmm—so let’s say I believe the garbled rantings of some lunatic prophet replete with conspiracy theories.  I feel the need to proselytize.  Where’s a good place to start. . .hmmmm. . . oh I know, I’ll post it on a forum about hoaxes.

I’ll bet they get a few converts every week from this forum.  Ditto the september12 guy.

Well, there does seem to be a steady supply of such people posting on here.  So perhaps they’re just trying to communicate with each other.

Or else they’re just using us to try out their ideas and find any major flaws that they overlooked, so that they can have ready explainations for them before they go and invest money in making all their books and pamphlets and DVDs and things that they plan to sell for 6000% profit.

Or they’re just confused.

Accipiter - 09 December 2006 03:10 PM

Or they’re just confused.

I vote for that option.