I have seen the dark side...

[sickstan]

I have seen what happens to people who have very active brains but unfortunately mostly active in the delusions of paranoid schizophrenia. Yep it's:

www.conspiracyarchive.com

I can't determine if the site is satire, or if people are all synched to the same rubbish. The science is typical fake technobable (TFT) that uses many meaningless acronyms. It's truly hilarious to read about the "Rambo chip" being injected into US soldiers in Vietnam, or the "5-micromillimeter chips".

What I can't imagine is that a very intelligent and affable friend of mine is quoting, as if reading straight off the site, much of the Illuminati / NWO / Pentumvirate / Skull and Bones / Freemason crud that has gone the way of crop circles and Piltdown Man. I want him to give me real evidence of any of this, but he says I won't keep an open mind. He's probably right, but I don't have much patience for Thierry Maisson-type "he said this and she said that so there must be a conspiracy" type of logical openings.

I have a real concern here; how can a secret society remain secret if so damn many crackpots are out there exposing them??

 

[MRC_Hans]

I read somewhere that the average secret plot between two persons has a life-span of two years (thats for criminal plots, but..), before it blows up. This life-span is then inverse proportional to the square of the number of persons involved.

Thus, for instance, the "moon hoax", involving a couple of million people would have a life-span of less than a femtosecond .

Hans