[Misc] Some sort of global conspiracy? (vaccines, emasculation, woke people, the WEF etc.)

[pb21]

I am increasingly seeing more and more people make references to some sort of global conspiracy, led by the World Economic Forum, seemingly with an end goal of a world where woman are in charge, men are weak and we cant have or do anything apart from eat vegetables at home. I am seeing it today with the news re. Jacinda Ardern

These are some of the things/people which the people who have cottoned on to the conspiracy don’t like, but are being forced upon us:

BBC
Bill Gates
Climate Change
Covid
Covid vaccine
Emasculation
ESG
Feminism
Greta Thunberg
Harry and Meghan
Jacinda Ardern
Liberals
Renewable energy
Vaccines
Vegans
Vegetarians
Woke people
World Economic Forum

Anyone else noted this growing trend of references to this conspiracy, or is it just in my mind?

I am being a being a sheeple and not opening my mind and there actually is something nefarious going on, or is it a load of bollocks?

 

[KZNSeagull]

Do you use Twitter perchance?

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

The first rule of being in on the conspiracy, is to not talk about the conspiracy.
I'd like to keep my precious bodily fluids thanks.

 

[jcdenton08]

Not much of a conspiracy if everybody is discussing it?

 

[pb21]

Do you use Twitter perchance?

I do, but its not just there, there is crossover with all kinds of social media, and mainstream media too. I sometimes watch GB news (not for very long you understand) and they seem to have a similar agenda too.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

There’s always a conspiracy if you look for one.

It’s just normal life where people disagree, journalists make up sensational headlines, and others are wind up merchants.

 

[KZNSeagull]

I do, but its not just there, there is crossover with all kinds of social media, and mainstream media too. I sometimes watch GB news (not for very long you understand) and they seem to have a similar agenda too.

Not come across it myself but then I do watch the BBC.

 

[Deadly Danson]

I am increasingly seeing more and more people make references to some sort of global conspiracy, led by the World Economic Forum, seemingly with an end goal of a world where woman are in charge, men are weak and we cant have or do anything apart from eat vegetables at home. I am seeing it today with the news re. Jacinda Ardern

These are some of the things/people which the people who have cottoned on to the conspiracy don’t like, but are being forced upon us:

BBC
Bill Gates
Climate Change
Covid
Covid vaccine
Emasculation
ESG
Feminism
Greta Thunberg
Harry and Meghan
Jacinda Ardern
Liberals
Renewable energy
Vaccines
Vegans
Vegetarians
Woke people
World Economic Forum

Anyone else noted this growing trend of references to this conspiracy, or is it just in my mind?

I am being a being a sheeple and not opening my mind and there actually is something nefarious going on, or is it a load of bollocks?

Golden rule - people are thick. Ignore this nonsense.

 

[Springal]

ask @sydney he falls for any old bollocks on social media

 

[Diallo]

There’s always a conspiracy if you look for one.

It’s just normal life where people disagree, journalists make up sensational headlines, and others are wind up merchants.

And some turn out to be Holodomor….

 

[pb21]

Golden rule - people are thick. Ignore this nonsense.

I don't disagree, and it might be best to ignore, but I am seeing it more and more.

That Andrew Tate c#nt also closely linked to this kind of stuff. Apparently loads of kids listen to what he is saying, potentially quite a dangerous thought process.

Also, interesting where this all stems from.

 

[Dunk&Disorderly]

Aren't these things you're listing just purely dichotomous?

 

[BBassic]

It's bollocks.

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

Aren't these things you're listing just purely dichotomous?

Is that another way of saying they've been listed alphabetically?

 

[Curious Orange]

I for one welcome our Machievellian overlords.

 

[Swansman]

I don't disagree, and it might be best to ignore, but I am seeing it more and more.

That Andrew Tate c#nt also closely linked to this kind of stuff. Apparently loads of kids listen to what he is saying, potentially quite a dangerous thought process.

Also, interesting where this all stems from.

John Robisons book "Proofs of a Conspiracy against all the Religions and Governments of Europe, carried on in the secret meetings of Freemasons, Illuminati and Reading Societies" from 1797 is probably the first time a fair number of people heard about the conspiracy.

 

[highflyer]

There's a well described principle that expalins a lot of this: The Dunning-Kruger effect:

Dunning–Kruger effect - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

In summary, some people are too stupid to realise they are stupid. It's always been the case, but now these people have access to the internet.

 

[nicko31]

I'd add Chelsea FC to the list

 

[The Clamp]

Here we go…

 

[Stato]

Prodnose called it back in the nineties: