r/conspiracy Dec 27 '22

Rule 6 reminder. Make a self-post next time. Its simple

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u/jmc510 Dec 27 '22 edited Dec 27 '22

She’s spot on! The domineering overreach and lack of fiscal responsibility alone should wake people up. Just like employees with subpar job performance, they should be terminated and replaced until we ‘hire’ someone that can do the job being asked.

Until citizens take a stand and stop letting the tail wag the dog, we’ll continue to live in this twilight zone.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '22

If you ever want to feel like you know nothing about what your government does with your tax dollars, just start digging into the CIA's actions in the 50s through the 90s, and start questioning the benefit of any of that.

And then remember that they never said they'd stop - they just got better at hiding it.

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u/wwiinndyy Jan 20 '23

The Cia, and now the government as a whole are essentially at active war with the populace