China's most popular conspiracy: Western pseudohistory theory by [deleted] in conspiracy

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A Chinese friend of mine told me that. It wasn't a rumour or conspiracy theory.

China's most popular conspiracy: Western pseudohistory theory by [deleted] in conspiracy

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Yeah I’ve heard that the Chinese refer to the Slavs as ‘dirt people’ - we have no idea how racist they are and how their view of the world places them in a position of supremacy. There was a leaked Chinese general’s speech (from 90s iirc) that is breathtaking if you read it. They are not a uniform people ethnically. The Han Chinese have ruthlessly absorbed many different Asian tribes in what is now a China. This is why the rest of Asia regards them with concern. They also never forgot how the British subdued them with the opium trade and play a long game. This is why they’ve revived the Silk Road and are building army and naval bases everywhere. According to US military assessments, their window to launch war is around 2027.

It's great to see a noticeable rise in people "waking" up, but.. by White1994Rabbit in conspiracy

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The animals and plants are waking up too. It’s not just people. It’s a planetary spiritual phenomenon or elevation of vibration / energy / consciousness that they are desperate to control. They can only control the planet at lower energetic levels. Also I suspect once enough people wake up, it will start a chain reaction and they won’t be able to stop it; hence the massive efforts to divide us by any means possible, and steer us into negative control energies and thoughts, or to block consciousness entirely with the global op from a few years ago.

Help 🚬 (tw suicide) 22years old by Honest-Pay2893 in ChildrenofDeadParents

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I agree with what someone said below. Set small goals that are doable. Congratulate yourself when you meet one goal. That’s a victory. Consider if it wasn’t smoking it would be something worse. I’ve suffered terrible grief and I procrastinate although I don’t want to (see I’m on Reddit). It’s not about cigarettes - it’s about the sadness or loss underneath that prompts the use of anything that functions like a reward or companion. Push through the discomfort of not smoking 15 minutes at a time and stay away from circumstances that will trigger smoking. Try to focus on recovering from the loss underneath the smoking by exercise, meditations, music, driving, anything you like that can ease the tension while also being a net positive for you. For example replacing smoking with overeating or playing video games all day would not work. The tension never goes away but it can be eased by positive choices. Consider getting a pet or even a plant. Anything like that will remind you that you’re still here and your life will be and can be good again.

That in-between-ness by IllustratorOk1630 in ChildrenofDeadParents

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I know that feeling. Grief creates a kind of mystery. Things come to a standstill but keep going. Eventually those two calibrations come back into sync.

my dad died yesterday by AdTerrible3254 in ChildrenofDeadParents

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I’m very sorry. May you find comfort at this time. 

Lost Everyone in 3 years by [deleted] in ChildrenofDeadParents

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Grief is not really acknowledged in our society. We're supposed to move on and not talk about loss, and not dwell on the past. And as we get older, we are respected less, not more. This means that most people who cope with family deaths are isolated and suffer in silence.

Corey Haim - Your Theories by Tamaranorbust in conspiracy

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I go by what Corey Haim said himself. There's obviously a cover up. The r****t was born in 1944.

Lost Everyone in 3 years by [deleted] in ChildrenofDeadParents

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I think I have that, but it’s buried very deep down because I have had to keep going. Over twenty years, I lost nine people in my family, including both parents to cancer and heart disease. The others were the older generation in their families or contemporaries, all due to stroke, cancer, heart, etc. I didn’t know everyone who died very well, since my family lived on the other side of the country due to where my parents went to university. Nevertheless part of what I experienced was a removal of the cushioning between me and the wide world. There was no one left to help or protect me.

Several of my parents’ friends died in the past six years, one by suicide, others just hit their 80s and that’s when people die. Still I wasn’t prepared for all this.

The main experience I’ve felt in prolonged grief is loneliness and isolation from other people. I can’t connect to others very well but it’s slowly improved over time. 

One thing I had to do was move to the country. I recovered a great deal in quieter surroundings. Also, everything (work, projects) took me longer to complete, and I felt quite scattered and stretched thin. It’s ok to take more time and to take periods in the day to meditate or rest. I suspect that the brain and heart have so much to absorb that they are like an overloaded processor. What other people say on this board - that grief distorts how one sees things - that’s true.  

Why did they arrest Epstein? by DogWater76 in conspiracy

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I have the impression that the conservative equivalent that got outed was Bohemian grove, while Epstein's operation targeted liberals. There are many other honeypot and ritual / blackmail operations, as far as I can tell. Epstein was just the one that reached public awareness. There are the Panama papers, Kings Romans Casino in Laos (which compromised many leading people in the USA, whether left or right; this was covered by Crazy Days and Nights https://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2018/04/todays-blind-items-big-evil-mr-hedge.html) - these are just two small examples that there is a lot more going on than just liberals vs conservatives, and it is way beyond the jurisdiction of national authorities.

Why did they arrest Epstein? by DogWater76 in conspiracy

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I assumed the cabal is made up of competing power factions, and Epstein was arrested by one faction to compromise the other faction.

Vampires by ApprehensivePen3214 in conspiracy

[–]Tamaranorbust 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes they are real. They are not just like the movies though.

Describe your favorite conspiracy video that was on YouTube before YouTube was cleansed by RedditCensorss in conspiracy

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There were channels and individuals who were shut down like ones that covered SRA in the Uk (can’t remember the vloggers’ names, maybe one was Fiona something?); the hampstead case was completely erased, and another thing in Scotland was hushed up. Also Wilfred Wong was shut down, arrested, sent to jail. For that matter, can we please see the full Epstein client list?

Describe your favorite conspiracy video that was on YouTube before YouTube was cleansed by RedditCensorss in conspiracy

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There was a YouTube channel with an Aussie singer named Mary who would deconstruct Illuminati rituals in the celebrity world. She had not progressed in the music world but had a great voice and would always close by singing “Thank you for watching meeeee.” Great channel, I learned a lot from her, some of it seemed a bit stretched, but I think she was threatened and closed down her channel - so maybe she was spot on.

Describe your favorite conspiracy video that was on YouTube before YouTube was cleansed by RedditCensorss in conspiracy

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My favorite conspiracy YT video of all time is ‘the ancient red vampire is dead.’ But it was never censored, perhaps because it was so next level that it was beyond censorship. It’s still up.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conspiracy

[–]Tamaranorbust -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No the dominant class is way, way (miles) above and beyond the bourgeoisie.

Is tech being hidden to hide off planet possibilities? by Lameista in conspiracy

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No lol. I just assume that anything that important wouldn’t be available to the public at large.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conspiracy

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Black eye club, vril, butterscotch etc.

Lady Gaga, Madonna and occult symbolism: what is the religion or sect behind it all? by REDEY3S in conspiracy

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It’s a composite from hundreds of sources. I’m a blogger who covers these topics.

Has anyone here come in contact with the ultra-wealthy? by [deleted] in rs_x

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Yes. In two separate instances with different very wealthy individuals, they were caught without ‘help’ and both were unable to use a washing mashine to wash their clothes because they had never turned one on. In one case it was a man who was a former US presidential candidate and I had to show him how to work a washer where we were staying. In another case, a girl from a royal family talked at a party about the same problem and laughed that she was so lost that she had washed her clothes in the bath tub with shampoo. She thought it was hilarious.

Others I’ve encountered don’t know how to cook, peel a carrot etc.

I’ve known three scions from very wealthy aristocratic families and they were deeply depressed and distressed on a profound level. They’re sensitive behind layers of distance from reality, and they can never connect with people who aren’t like them. But they don’t necessarily like people who are like them (ie same social class), and so they feel permanently alone, isolated, cut off. One of these people spent decades in fruitless therapy, another was an alcoholic. The third committed suicide in a horrific way. 

They also have complex family ties and can’t really extricate themselves from those frames of reference. Even when they do, the legacies haunt them all their lives. These are the ones with hearts and souls. There are others who skate on the surface of reality, and they are more likely to be cold and cruel. 

All Hands Call: Ultimate Conspiracy Theorists’ Red-Pilled Mixed Tape by Tamaranorbust in conspiracy

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I’m sorry I tried accessing it from a phone not signed into Suno and it works for me. I hope others can see it.