Powell Gammill
IPFS Letters to the Editor •
Conspiracies are Speculation and not Fact
• Letter • NewsDear Editor,
Using the Treasury Department\'s flag as an indication of a global bank and an edited interview with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is not an indication of conspiracy.
All of the talk of groups like The Bilderberg Group, the Trilateral Commission and Skull and Bones involved in secret plots is ridiculous and, after all of these years, none of the predictions of global domination have come true.
At best, all of the conspiracies propgated talking about backroom planners plotting to take over the world are based on nothing more than speculation.
There is no hard evidence to prove any of the allegations made about these groups and their alleged activities.
Including the conspiracy theories (and thats all they are) about 09/11 being a false flag operation.
Purporting conspiracy theories borders on a kind of religious belief.
Like religionists claim that an all-knowing and creating force called God planning the events of the world beyond all human knowledge, conspiracy theorists claim we have secretive groups making backroom working in conjuction with politicians to plan and make the world into a garrison state.
Give me a break!
Mike Renzulli
Phoenix, Arizona
Editors Reply
I was always suspicious of you, Michael. ;-)
