Covid-19 Unraveled: Insights of a Suspected Conspiracy Theorist
The Skinny on Conspiracies: Bill Rice's Unfiltered Take at Brownstone Institute
Conspiracies, in simple terms, are deceitful schemes cooked up by two or more organizations cloaking their malicious acts or hiding questionable activities that would cause harm if exposed.
In a recent article, I aimed to encapsulate the views of my Brownstone Institute colleague Debbie Lerman, who I believe is spot on when asserting that the primary "Covid" conspiracy revolved around vaccinating the world population with an unproven and potentially hazardous mRNA non-vaccine.
Debbie further argues that crucial elements of the Department of Defense and the "Military-Industrial-Intelligence Complex" overtook the crucial aspects of the Covid response.
In my assessment, Debbie presents convincing evidence to back these opinions.
Writers who diligently research deserve commendation for their efforts to "right the wrong."
The Pivotal Conspiracies
I also endeavored to highlight another important facet of this conspiracy—the escalation of the Censorship Machine and propaganda programs that generated mass fear, prompting many to follow the guidance, lockdowns, and vaccines supported by the world's powerful elites.
This manipulative tactic worked wonders, instilling fear in millions, making them wary of questioning false or dubious narratives.
The example of the "control" or "placebo" nation Sweden should have debunked this irrational fear propaganda, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case—all due to the intense and unprecedented censorship and propaganda programs.
I view these censorship and propaganda programs as yet another orchestrated and far-reaching conspiracy that was vital to the overall scheme—ensuring as many people as possible received the mRNA vaccine.
The coordination necessary to make this happen suggests not just a conspiracy, but a gargantuan conspiracy enveloping hundreds of agencies and organizations.
It wasn't merely a handful of individuals concocting psychological schemes to sway public opinion; virtually every significant organization on the planet became a willing accomplice in promoting these misleading and harmful programs.
The truth that gives me pause more than anything else is the level of coordination required to produce such catastrophic results.
In my opinion, the "keys to the operation" were the conspiracies that bred the irrational fear propaganda and the silencing of intelligent dissent.
A Hard Pill to Swallow
I will acknowledge that when someone starts to believe that conspiracy theories hold water, they'll likely see conspiracy theories everywhere.
For instance, one of my steadfast adages is that "all significant organizations have been completely co-opted."
In my analysis, detrimental programs were created on foundations of false premises—statements that wouldn't be feasible if enough agencies or organizations included independent thinkers not always going along with the crowd or supporting the sanctioned narratives.
As a full-fledged conspiracy theorist, I've come to believe that the world's most crucial conspiracies would be impossible without the previously conceived conspiracy to staff these organizations with automaton thinkers who never question or challenge the approved narrative.
That is, it seems statistically unlikely that 100 percent of MSM editors would uniformly reach the same conclusion about the "safety" of a rushed "vaccine" or the necessity of locking down society without some form of manipulation.
According to my perspective, the people responsible for hiring and firing journalists conspired to employ only individuals who would advance and support the most critical authorized narratives.
Expressed differently, if no conspiracy to protect erroneous narratives existed, perhaps 10 to 25 percent of newsrooms would have staff members questioning bureaucratic claims.
The Opposition Strikes Back
Moreover, these "gatekeepers of the press" habitually attack "disinformation spreaders" from alternative media outlets.
Furthermore, it's hard not to observe that MSM journalists and editors attack writers working at sites like Brownstone Institute or Substack.
The most common charge deployed against these writers is that they're peddling conspiracy theories.
Indeed, another conspiracy appears to be the organized and coordinated attempt to suppress or discredit as many "conspiracy" sites as possible.
If this is not the purpose of the Censorship Machine, what exactly is the genuine aim of NewsGuard, Media Matters, the Trusted News Initiative, the Stanford Virality Project, and the 15,000-plus "content moderators" employed by tech giants such as Facebook?
(The list above includes five organizations with substantial funding and personnel—created specifically to stifle unauthorized dissent. Question: Did more than two organizations work together to achieve this specific goal? If they did, doesn't this fall under the definition of a conspiracy?)
Or, charitably, are these organizations trying to "help" organizations like Brownstone reach more people?
The propaganda narrative suggests these organizations are attempting to "protect" the masses from potentially harmful "conspiracy" organizations—organizations that are actually trying to help writers like myself reach more people.
For the past five years, conspirators have informed the public that only specific news outlets report the authentic truth and, therefore, can be trusted by the public.
Fairness demands admitting that these groups emerged victorious in the "Covid debate," proving beyond a doubt that unrelenting propaganda and continual censorship...work.
Not Every Citizen Fell for the Propaganda
This isn't to say that millions of news consumers haven't come to believe that every critical Covid narrative was false or preposterous.
When I write that every essential institution has been compromised, this claim seldom generates significant pushback in Reader Comments' sections.
These observations reinforce my view that conspiracies are now commonplace.
If all important information given to us by our trusted officials and experts is grounded in lies—preconditions for policies based on lies still materialize—almost by definition, conspiracies must be massive and coordinated.
I now believe that the vast majority of adverse or problematic outcomes occurring in the world are the consequence of successful conspiracies.
The most diabolical conspiracy is the conspiracy to label investigative organizations or writers searching for the truth as "conspiracy theorists."
My New Year's Pledge
My New Year's resolution is to contribute to the expansion of the pool of conspiracy theorists.
In my eyes, anyone who can contribute in any way to the downfall of the Censorship Machine and MSM propaganda mills is aiding the divine.
The reason Brownstone writers may now be considered conspiracy theorists is that these writers offer a valuable skill for detecting so many hitherto unveiled conspiracies.
It's evident why those seeking to keep their nefarious plans under wraps are threatened by the work and mission of honest truth-seeking organizations.
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Originally published at Brownstone Institute
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The text you provided is Bill Rice's article from the Brownstone Institute discussing various conspiracy theories regarding censorship, propaganda, and the COVID-19 response. While it is difficult to definitively prove the existence of a specific conspiracy based on the provided article, it is not uncommon for multiple organizations to collaborate on issues like content regulation and misinformation. This includes government agencies, technology companies, non-governmental organizations, media outlets, and journalists. These collaborations can occur due to shared interests, mutual goals, or government pressures, which may be considered a form of conspiracy.
Independent journalism at the Brownstone Institute, as exemplified by Bill Rice's article, sheds light on the complex web of 'conspiracies' surrounding the COVID-19 response, particularly the escalation of censorship and propaganda programs. (science, medical-conditions, health-and-wellness, politics, general-news)
The complexity of the conspiracy is highlighted by the involvement of hundreds of agencies and organizations, not just a few individuals. (articles, alternative media)
The suppression of dissenting voices, including those from alternative media outlets, is another concerning 'conspiracy' unveiled in this article. (alternative media, independent journalism)
The overall aim of organizations like NewsGuard, Media Matters, and the Trusted News Initiative, among others, seems to be the suppression of unauthorized dissent, which questions the authenticity of the mainstream narrative. (politics, general-news)
