Positive news for conspiracy buffs

Sometimes the Illuminati agenda backfires. There's this meme in the conspiracy circles that everything is a conspiracy all of the time, and therefore a 'conspiracist' mentality forms around every possible thing that could go wrong. It's often accepted that these Illuminati characters are infallible and responsible for everything. But then you just have to look at the last two weeks here in London in the aftermath of G20. It's been scandal after scandal with the police and the government in the media on a gargantuan scale. The Orwellian propaganda machine seems to be turning in on itself in the most unlikely of happenings


The newscutting, left, explains how this girl called Nicky who was filmed being slapped and whacked in the leg with a baton by an over zealous pig in riot gear (I'm not the corporate media and I'm not calling him a police officer) ended up on You Tube and then made it onto the front pages of Britain's newspapers as a result only days after they had beaten a man and caused his death. Nicky apparently wants to use top PR guru Max Clifford to sell her story. This will be an enormous PR disaster for the police. It will be hard for anyone not to think of this country as a police state, and in the context of how it is now, a police state will not be popular.

Also Jacqui Smith, Home Secretary, is in trouble for using corrupt means to have Conservative MP Damian Green arrested under the terrorism act. Does this mean she is guilty of taking steps to criminalising political opposition? Is that not a step to a fascist state? Only two weeks after the porn scandal? During another scandal about a smear campaign by a spin doctor? And the Bob Quick scandal? I could go on.

Now I could understand 'problem, reaction, solution' if this was just a ploy to get the Tories to win the next general election, but something tells me that the way this is spreading like wildfire across the police and government institutions, that there might just be an awakening. That many problems of that nature can only result in one reaction. I can't see how these events could lead to anything other than people questioning authority, and the increasing police state becoming a contentious issue.

My intuition tells me that enough people, including those in the institutions themselves, are looking up from their propaganda machine and thinking 'what the hell is going on?'.

As for demonstrations, I don't go to them often because I hated being caged in by riot police. Once I got detained with about 700 other people for 7 hours by riot officers. I saw many of them being over zealous, and provoking violence, and feel that any justice that could be done now is well overdue. In the aftermath of this, future demonstrations could become less oppressive as the police are forced to relax their tactics.

This week, public resistance to the police state is no doubt beyond what the manipulators anticipated when they were plastering 'New World Order' all over the media only two weeks ago. Abuse of police powers and oppresive government tactics have tarnished their public image so badly that I can only see this as the Illuminati making a really big, horrible mistake. In the grand scheme of the totalitarian tiptoe, this may be a small victory like a won battle in a losing war, but let us realise that this is evidence that the ruling elites are not infallible. Who knows where this could go?

We are the real Illuminati. Remember that.