If you think of the pyramid as levels of people, most of us are near the bottom. The super elite are at the top. Also think of the pyramid as knowledge, the people at the top know the truth, the people at the bottom only know what they are told.
9-11 is a good example of this, the people at the top know that it was an inside job.
The people at the bottom believe the lies that they were told by the government, they live their lives in a false reality, not knowing what is real. The death of Osama bin Laden is the same way. The people at the top know that Osama died in 2001 of marfan syndrome. (The same disease that Abraham Lincoln had.) In fact, Osama was dead before the invasion of Afghanistan. infowars.com
Sometimes people at the bottom of the pyramid, by using their brains, can figure out what is going on to a level much higher on the pyramid. When this happens the people at the bottom don't like it and the people at the top don't like it either.
The people that can see things from a higher perspective are given labels like "Truther" that are meant to degrade and discourage that type of thinking. I guess you could call the people on the very lowest level of the pyramid that believe the government's account of what happened on 9-11 "Basers" because they are at the base of the pyramid. Basers will always believe what they are told. Truthers are higher up the pyramid but even some of them aren't high enough up the pyramid to doubt the official Osama bin Laden story. "Thinkers" seems like a good label for people that don't believe the Osama fairytale but I'm sure a much more negative label will be stuck on them. So, ask yourself "Where am I on the pyramid?"
2 comments:
i'm at the bottom of the pyramid picking up the empty beer cans.
i read a convincing book that said satan (the nephelim) was responsible for building the pyramids.
Billy - I'm at the bottom too, I climb up and get a peek every once in a while though.
That's interesting, I don't think they did it all by themselves. They found lights that work on static electricity and a type of batteries in them, or so I've heard.
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