Emergence: The Seeds of Rebellion

* Written about a year before the pandemic: When did the word "conspiracy" get all mixed up with the word "theory?" As any conspiracy theorist can tell you, it was the Warren Commission's attempt to keep the official JFK assassination narrative untarnished in case anyone else had other ideas. If a person dared question it, they were immediately labeled a nut. And it worked. If anyone even suggested the idea of conspiracy, people laughed. People ridiculed. People dismissed. Today of course, there's no such thing as conspiracies. We've evolved into such a noble and entitled entity, that there's no longer the need for control and manipulation. The idea that an unseen group of powerful elite could finagle our enlightened species into total compliance by deception is laughable--- unless you're some kind of nut. Enter the nut. What can anyone who's lived long enough to see their illusions destroyed possibly have to say about conspiracies? Well, there's something to be said for the history the older generation has witnessed come and go. It just doesn't seem fair that much of it is methodically being erased. I thought there should be a record of it, just in case those who write history decide to unleash the same old narrative again on an unsuspecting populace.