furthermore, if you really believe this stuff then you may have a disease called "Chronic Paranoia" however, due to the side effects of this disease it is usually never treated, similiarly to agoraphobia in the fact that they are too paranoid/scared to seek help
Why does believing in a shadow government make one paranoid? I agree that many talk about a shadow government tends to bring out paranoid people, but a shadow government is a fact of life.
Many companies merge with one another or work together to monopolize certain areas. Power is the key to everything. While those companies do that, countries try to slowly gain more power as well. The pursuit for power is neverending because those with the power will always crave it. If one owns a store, they want to have a chain. If one has a chain they want to expand and have more types of products. Once they have that, they want to buy more companies to continue selling more stuff for more revenue. Next they someday run for mayor, governor, or someday president. Once a president, they want to further their country. How is that done? Same way as before, expand, expand, and expand.
I disagree that this is a 'shadow government'. It doesn't seem very 'shadow' at all, since we know who are passing these laws and why. we also know that just above every government in history has had the same tug-of-war between personals right and public (or offical) good.
Yeah, I wouldn't really call it a shadow government either. What I would call it though is a "shady" government, heh. Somewhat similar, but not.
Power is something that most will always try to acheive. It is no different on a grand-scale between countries, continents, or the world. Power is also something required for advancement. Someone is always going to have to be in charge to keep the ball moving and someone is always going to have to do the dirty work for the many that don't have a stomach for that sort of thing. If everyone were free, we'd be living in a pretty lazy world with many disagreements when teamwork and unity is needed. That's how and why slavery first started.
Look at the pyramids or something similar. We think they're a work of art but we don't really think of how they were created and what was done to make it so. Hell, we're already slaves to society. Everyone works day in and day out like drones. You may not call it slavery but it really is. The only way we're different than those slaves who built the pyramids or some other large task is that we're basically rewarded slaves. We get things to keep us motivated to work rather than being burned out which ends up happening to most anyways.
While those that believe in a shadow government tend to post things that seem like paranoid or that they're "out to get us" and "take over the world" as if it were a bad thing; the things people post in regards to a shadow goverment are all actually for the good of all, as bad as it may seem up front looking at just the new law or something else rather than the big picture. The problem is that to get that ball running, certain things have to be discreet and secretive because either the major populous isn't ready for such a change or to get from a certain position from one extreme to another, it requires extreme measures which are many times bad due to that not being ready state of mind. Kind of like WWII or if all of a sudden we WERE invaded by some outside force in the universe, it'd take one hell of an extreme sudden shift to get prepared.
Imagine that there really is a reason for population control (I'm not saying there isn't, I just don't know). Think up some scenerio where for some reason, the world has to drop in population or we'll all be in grave danger. Whatever it may be, lack of resources, every house having 10 people in it, all of a sudden there's so many people we suck up all the oxygen in the air (lol), anything.. I don't know about you, but that'd be one hell of a shell shock. It would cause a mass panic too. Who exactly would be the ones to die? It's one hell of a hard decision and well, I wouldn't announce it to the public if I were in charge.
Having a "one world order" is a good thing. It removes all the bullshit politics that happen with various opinions. Differing opinions is what causes conflict. This is the point of religious wars and heck, wars period. However, if all of a sudden everything is run by the same people, that gets rid of a lot of differing opinions. It's just a lot easier to manage when many people agree on the same things. It works like a charm for those that agree, but it sucks ass for those that don't.
Just like with Hitler trying to create his supreme race, that's actually the best thing to do to have the world advance to the next stage, it just sucks major ass for all of those not involved. And the reason why he failed is because he was in the minority of who should and who shouldn't advance. There were just too many non-Aryan people in this world that would have been screwed so that was idiotic on his part. All that multi-ethnicity in the world was just too much. His one major goal was too limiting. However, if his goal was something more like a multi-ethnic, more free world united under one ruler, that would have been quite scary.
Again, why the hell would I say a one world order is a good thing? Well other than those couple things I stated and other things I haven't said, it also comes down to what Crazymikey said (which he didn't want talked about but limiting a discussion isn't good), in that this has everything to do with extraterrestrials.
Remember, this is just power on a more grander scale. A state is bigger than a town, a country is bigger than the state, a continent is bigger than a country, and the world is bigger than the continent. But what is on a higher scale than the earth? Well obviously, the universe. And as we begin to realize our place in the universe and that Earth isn't all that their is, we need to start paying attention elsewhere. Sooner or later, if not already, we are going to be contacted by extraterrestrials which we'll now have a seat on the universal throne. It'll most likely be politics like here on earth between countries, but on a much grander scale and well, it's going to be hard dealing with that if we aren't all secured here on earth in some sort of one world government. As whacky as all this talk may seem, it'll someday become a reality.
One must remember that control is the key to getting things done. As much as we want these secrets to be realised, it'll be too much of a shock for most people and disorder will happen. Ignorance really is bliss. Lots of selfish people don't even want to hear what's going on in another state muchless another country or soon-to-be universe. They want to live a small, simple lifestyle and that's it. Grand scales are complicated and new things are frightening. For those that aren't able to deal with the truth, it'll ruin them. That's why things must be done slowly and secretly. As ready as us more intellegent and whacky people here on these forums may be, most people aren't ready. And well, without control over those people, chaos will happen and then we're doomed.
So really, what is so bad about a one world goverment? It's natural. Most people want to rule the world. It removes lots of political bullshit. A one world government doesn't mean we have no freedom. Look at democracies. They're run by head haunchos yet the citizens are basically free. Just imagine it all on a grander scale. The ONLY hard and bad part on having a one world government is trying to make it happen. With all the differing opinions, bad shit is going to have to happen to have the world unite. Whether it's by force or some sort of sign or event that all of a sudden makes the whole world want to be united. It's a neccessity to advance. Remember, ever since the Space Age, we really know that Earth isn't where things ends. And space is where things shall go. That'll be the new age. So while many may think a shadow government is bad for keeping things from us, I personally feel it's a good thing.
- N