'Nutters' know more than most people

[steppewar]

There are too many people on this planet that are regarded as nutjobs and instantly have their ideas and opinions dismissed because they are classed as 'eccentric' at best.

Well I reckon most so called nutters are far more intelligent than most people, that walk around in a daydream in their so called lives.

For example, the 9/11 evidence MASSIVELY proves it was an inside job, yet most people still believe the I'll Kid Ya (Al Quaeda) bullshit lie.

It is for reasons like this that most so called 'nutters' live their lives trying to avoid contact with brainwashed humans, which unfortunately is most people on this Godforsaken planet.

[yozhik]

That's why most Western countries have Mental Health Acts or similar, so they can incarcerate those who question or challenge the status quo.

Easier to categorise them as "mentally incompetent", section them, drug them, demonise them to friends/family and get rid of the "threat".

[smariot]

The evidence doesn't prove it was an inside job. The evidence suggests that the official story isn't entirely true -- that ranges anywhere from a mistakenly mistranscribed document, to a full blown 'Haha, phase one of world domination is now complete!' followed by evil laughter.

Nobody is sure what the hell happened that day, but we're all pretty confident that we're not getting straight answers.

[yozhik]

The evidence doesn't prove it was an inside job. The evidence suggests that the official story isn't entirely true -- that ranges anywhere from a mistakenly mistranscribed document, to a full blown 'Haha, phase one of world domination is now complete!' followed by evil laughter.

Nobody is sure what the hell happened that day, but we're all pretty confident that we're not getting straight answers.

It wasn't 19 hijackers armed with box cutters and plastic spoons ... that's for sure.

... and if it wasn't 19 Al-Qaeda terrorists, then it pretty much throws EVERYTHING into the BULLSHIT BOX ... because that was used as the foundation for everything ... Patriot Act, Iraq invasion, pillaging and occupation, Afghanistan invasion and occupation, Guantanamo, abolishment of Habeus Corpus, eradication of the Geneva Convention inside the US, justification of torture, increased scope and powers of police and authoritative armed forces ...

Everything stems from this one rotten seed.

[miracles]

There are too many people on this planet that are regarded as nutjobs and instantly have their ideas and opinions dismissed because they are classed as 'eccentric' at best.

Well I reckon most so called nutters are far more intelligent than most people, that walk around in a daydream in their so called lives.

For example, the 9/11 evidence MASSIVELY proves it was an inside job, yet most people still believe the I'll Kid Ya (Al Quaeda) bullshit lie.

It is for reasons like this that most so called 'nutters' live their lives trying to avoid contact with brainwashed humans, which unfortunately is most people on this Godforsaken planet.

Some people make a career out of it and lead lots of other nutters.

[mrerisian]

Everything stems from this one rotten seed.

Oooo - dunno about that mate. Icke's 'totalitarian tiptoe' trip was already making sense way before 9/11. 1984 by George Orwell didn't only just start to have prescience around 2001.

Back to the main point though 'nutters' aren't always worth listening to. I worked in a mental hospital a few years back and some of 'em are just in a lot of pain & confusion. They're not all close to that line which divides madness and genius.

[fairyelfdog]

There are too many people on this planet that are regarded as nutjobs and instantly have their ideas and opinions dismissed because they are classed as 'eccentric' at best.

Well I reckon most so called nutters are far more intelligent than most people, that walk around in a daydream in their so called lives.

For example, the 9/11 evidence MASSIVELY proves it was an inside job, yet most people still believe the I'll Kid Ya (Al Quaeda) bullshit lie.

It is for reasons like this that most so called 'nutters' live their lives trying to avoid contact with brainwashed humans, which unfortunately is most people on this Godforsaken planet.

Yes.

Also, 9/11 is one of the most (if not the most) blatantly obvious problem-reaction-solution in human history. I don't know what kind of mind you need to deny that.

[manxboz]

Better to be a nutter and go against the flow than follow blindly and be a sheep.

People don't like their world to be turned up side down by 'nutters' who have evidence, they think that 'our' governments could never lie to the people and are doing their best to make the world 'safer'. The mental health act is one way to curb people, put them in a box and then no one will listen to them.

[signothetimes]

This does seem to be the case. Check out this thread..
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=71119

about a guy who was addressing people waiting for a tram. He seemed coherant but I could here what he was saying as people were heckling him as a rambling madman.

[miracles]

Better to be a nutter and go against the flow than follow blindly and be a sheep.

People don't like their world to be turned up side down by 'nutters' who have evidence, they think that 'our' governments could never lie to the people and are doing their best to make the world 'safer'. The mental health act is one way to curb people, put them in a box and then no one will listen to them.

Ah, but not all nutters are nutters dear boy. Sometimes its the nutters that think someone's a nutter when in actual fact its the nutter thats the nutter, if you get my meaning

Am I nuts?

[godspeed]

ive just been called nuts by my dear friend...i still love you though and thats more important dont ya think...........:D

[bobbydiva]

It's like Geek. Somebody who is a geek knows a lot more about a certain subject that the general masses. Yet a geek is considered a negative term.

Nutter/nuts is in the same vein I think.

[lupa]

this is going back quite a few years now but the brother of my best friend at the time was spiked with acid. he lost the plot and went from someone that was looked up to to being the fool. i looked up to him as i thought he was cool and he used to get me good ganja :) anyway no one would pay attention to him when he would talk away to himself or make a comment about microwave ovens and the chemicals in his food but i did. and we would have many a chat while walking to the shops if we went together.

anyway he wore this green mack with the hood up all the time, and at the time it was in the summer (it was a hot summer that year) i'd say to him mark pull your hood down, arnt you hot in that coat? and he would reply with no it's my shield, it protects me from the magnetic frequency's which at the time i didn't understand. haha hey i do now. there was one time though that we were sat outside the shops and he pulled out a speaker that was from an old phone handset and he said do you know what this is? i said no but i knew what it was.

he said i'm building a satellite. ok i said, he said i'm going to tune it in to the fillings in peoples teeth and when i say hello, their heads will go BOOM! :eek: thats heavy mark i said laughing it off, slightly worrying but he was ok and not dangerous to anyone.

anyway we lost touch as i moved away and we bumped in to each other a few years later and he had made a complete recovery. he about shook my hand off and was so pleased to see me, i think he knew that i still had respect for him back then even though he had lost it a little at the time but it made me think about what he said ..especially at this moment in time. always listen to the whackos they make more sense than most some times

[yozhik]

Oooo - dunno about that mate. Icke's 'totalitarian tiptoe' trip was already making sense way before 9/11. 1984 by George Orwell didn't only just start to have prescience around 2001.

Back to the main point though 'nutters' aren't always worth listening to. I worked in a mental hospital a few years back and some of 'em are just in a lot of pain & confusion. They're not all close to that line which divides madness and genius.

Oh, for sure.
The event was the catalyst that threw the whole agenda into turbo drive.
But yes - planned well in advance ... decades prior.

My generalised comment was in response to;
The evidence suggests that the official story isn't entirely true

... attempting to point out that even the very premise of the "official story" is bullshit. i.e if 19 Al-Qaeda hijackers didn't do it (which they obviously didn't), then there is no official story.

[fairyelfdog]

this is going back quite a few years now but the brother of my best friend at the time was spiked with acid. he lost the plot and went from someone that was looked up to to being the fool. i looked up to him as i thought he was cool and he used to get me good ganja :) anyway no one would pay attention to him when he would talk away to himself or make a comment about microwave ovens and the chemicals in his food but i did. and we would have many a chat while walking to the shops if we went together.

anyway he wore this green mack with the hood up all the time, and at the time it was in the summer (it was a hot summer that year) i'd say to him mark pull your hood down, arnt you hot in that coat? and he would reply with no it's my shield, it protects me from the magnetic frequency's which at the time i didn't understand. haha hey i do now. there was one time though that we were sat outside the shops and he pulled out a speaker that was from an old phone handset and he said do you know what this is? i said no but i knew what it was.

he said i'm building a satellite. ok i said, he said i'm going to tune it in to the fillings in peoples teeth and when i say hello, their heads will go BOOM! :eek: thats heavy mark i said laughing it off, slightly worrying but he was ok and not dangerous to anyone.

anyway we lost touch as i moved away and we bumped in to each other a few years later and he had made a complete recovery. he about shook my hand off and was so pleased to see me, i think he knew that i still had respect for him back then even though he had lost it a little at the time but it made me think about what he said ..especially at this moment in time. always listen to the whackos they make more sense than most some times

Thank you for sharing, lupa. I wanted to say something but I don't have anything to add, except that I understand and sympathise.

[motleyhoo]

There are too many people on this planet that are regarded as nutjobs and instantly have their ideas and opinions dismissed because they are classed as 'eccentric' at best.

Well I reckon most so called nutters are far more intelligent than most people, that walk around in a daydream in their so called lives.

For example, the 9/11 evidence MASSIVELY proves it was an inside job, yet most people still believe the I'll Kid Ya (Al Quaeda) bullshit lie.

It is for reasons like this that most so called 'nutters' live their lives trying to avoid contact with brainwashed humans, which unfortunately is most people on this Godforsaken planet.

Everyone in the herd is taught from the time they are born to ridicule and rat on anyone who strays from the herd.

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[brucel]

nutters should also be humble with what they know, as they did not get all their
immense knowledge overnight and shouldn't expect sheeples to do so in one day.
the question which im sure has been asked over a million times now is, HOW do one
de-program a sheeple effectively....

***as nutters it is our duty/call to be a good shepherd.

[drael]

From being in a nuthouse once, I can say I fully agree. Mad people question authority and accepted norms vigourously. The whole system is designed to wear those people down. Not to mention the similarities with kundalini awakening and realisation of truth.

Its the new "witch".

[kitler]

I shared a dorm with an Egyptian man who thought the CIA were following him round the world slowly poisoning him. Each night he would proclaim that he had finaly discovered the agent who was after him and would wave around bizarre homemade weapons making threats to slay them in thier bed. He would always reasure me that I was not a suspect though and promised not to kill me in my sleep which was reassuring. I hope he got the help he needed after I had him thrown out onto the street.

[tien an]

Perhaps, just perhaps, it's the very fact that 'nutters' know more than most people that is too much of a burden for them....which drives them 'nuts'.

I've had some great conversations around Europe with otherwise incoherent tramps and 'nutters' and there are some that are/were very well educated, knowledgeable people who told me 'it was all too much for them'.


Bears thinking about, no?

tian an.

[mrerisian]

It's a tricky balancing act though.

If you're insane it means you have difficulty telling the difference between fantasy and reality. That wall which clearly divides our imagination and our situation has been damaged or fallen down. Some people could do with a bit of help rebuilding that wall. Instead, with forums like these, they can occasionally get a bunch of rubberneckers cheering its destruction on.

If you're sane and can distinguish between fantasy and reality it might sometimes be right to show those who can't the tools you're using. Try to bring them round a bit rather than feeding their confusion.

That's why I'm often seen on this board as cynical or negative. I don't want to encourage anyone who is so lost down the rabbit hole they might end up getting hurt.

[reptileslayer]

The evidence doesn't prove it was an inside job. The evidence suggests that the official story isn't entirely true -- that ranges anywhere from a mistakenly mistranscribed document, to a full blown 'Haha, phase one of world domination is now complete!' followed by evil laughter.

Nobody is sure what the hell happened that day, but we're all pretty confident that we're not getting straight answers.
Virtually all of the official 'story' is bullshit. Please tell me any part of it, that is true, (details and evidence) its the biggest conspiracy 'story' of them all. Alice in bloody wonderland makes more sense. Please get a grip sir it will do you the world of good :)

[reptileslayer]

There are too many people on this planet that are regarded as nutjobs and instantly have their ideas and opinions dismissed because they are classed as 'eccentric' at best.

Well I reckon most so called nutters are far more intelligent than most people, that walk around in a daydream in their so called lives.

For example, the 9/11 evidence MASSIVELY proves it was an inside job, yet most people still believe the I'll Kid Ya (Al Quaeda) bullshit lie.

It is for reasons like this that most so called 'nutters' live their lives trying to avoid contact with brainwashed humans, which unfortunately is most people on this Godforsaken planet.
Bang on steppe, i could not agree more! that is why the 'public' are a bigger problem than the NWO.

[miracles]

It's a tricky balancing act though.

If you're insane it means you have difficulty telling the difference between fantasy and reality. That wall which clearly divides our imagination and our situation has been damaged or fallen down. Some people could do with a bit of help rebuilding that wall. Instead, with forums like these, they can occasionally get a bunch of rubberneckers cheering its destruction on.

If you're sane and can distinguish between fantasy and reality it might sometimes be right to show those who can't the tools you're using. Try to bring them round a bit rather than feeding their confusion.

That's why I'm often seen on this board as cynical or negative. I don't want to encourage anyone who is so lost down the rabbit hole they might end up getting hurt.

Your right about tools, it took me a long time in life to find the right tools for me, and I dont mean religiously speaking either.

[noewhan]

There's one bloke in Tasmania who used to hang out in town at the main bus stops. He'd sit there & write, and just mind his own business. But if you'd ask him about why things were 'wrong' he'd go on a huge tangent...

But only recently I have found out that he was right (in my opinion).