Illuminati, Bohemian Grove
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I don't buy into Illuminati speculation or most conspiracy ramblings. I find them to be based mostly on huge stretches on already loose speculation and it's just generally something I don't spend much time dabbling in.
In my mind:
-No sense fearing the devil because he doesn't exist
-No sense fearing the success of recording artists because it doesn't directly affect me
-No sense worrying about a fictional world order, a real one already exists although it's built on foundations far different and in a much more diluted form
-No sense worrying about a revival of a cult of scientists trying to escape Christian persecution hundreds of years ago
In my mind:
-No sense fearing the devil because he doesn't exist
-No sense fearing the success of recording artists because it doesn't directly affect me
-No sense worrying about a fictional world order, a real one already exists although it's built on foundations far different and in a much more diluted form
-No sense worrying about a revival of a cult of scientists trying to escape Christian persecution hundreds of years ago
RagingHavoc
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I think it's really interesting, to be honest. Though quite frightening since politicians and people that are high-ranking in power attend it and worship the devil.
I don't know too much about the subject, so I can't really comment further on it. I just know the basics of what happens.
I don't know too much about the subject, so I can't really comment further on it. I just know the basics of what happens.
Really the only time you ever hear about Illuminati/conspiracy stuff is from someone who is a hardcore believer. It's so easy to put a spin or twist on any situation and make it seem like something totally different. I find it much easier to believe things happen roughly the way we see them, secret societies etc would be revealed so easily... telling secrets is one of man's biggest weaknesses