"Conspiracy Theories" Are Far More Accepted In Developing Nations Than Developed Ones - And Here's Why

[HistoryIsComplex]

I have friends who live in rich/developed nations, and friends who live in developing nations:

 

- The ones who live in RICH countries and earn well LAUGH at EVERYTHING "Conspiracy" - 9/11, ILLUMINATI, FREEMASONS, NWO, PANDEMIC. Its a big JOKE to them.

 

- The ones who live in the DEVELOPING world DO NOT LAUGH at the same "Conspiracy Theories" - they are far more accepting of them and far more widely read in them.

 

I believe that the REASON is that people in the developing world ACTUALLY EXPERIENCE THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF LARGE CONSPIRACIES FIRST-HAND.

 

Example: America's "Great Middle-East And North Africa Project", set in motion right after 9/11, ruined MILLIONS of lives in the Middle East region.

 

And hardly ANYBODY who has seen this PROJECT in action BELIEVES A SINGLE WORD OF WHAT HAPPENED ON 9/11.

 

Whereas friends who live in the richer Western countries LAUGH at EVERYTHING CONSPIRACY - 9/11? Ha ha ha ha. Freemasons? Ha Ha Ha Ha. Illuminati? Haaa Haaa Haaa.

 

There is this huge SPLIT between them - the ones in the DEVELOPING WORLD talk OPENLY and with GREAT CONCERN about CONSPIRACIES.

 

The ones in the DEVELOPED WORLD simply CANNOT STOP LAUGHING AT THE SUGGESTION THAT THERE MAY BE A "CONSPIRACY" IN ANYTHING.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[TheAwakened]

I can imagine this.

 

My eldest brother and I use to have long conversations which some would call "Conspiracy nut" stuff.

 

His words - "The way people are silent on the trains coming home from work is so strange, pierre. The only thing you hear is footsteps no one talking really. 

 

We also continued the conversation along these lines - "Soon people will come home from work and lock themselves at home..."

 

Its kinda what happened. He also use to talk about black magic and LOADS of other stuff which at times reminded me of David Icke.

 

I remember I made him watch a DI video and he agreed with everything he said.

 

My brother is from Saint Lucia.

 

So yes I see your point OP.

[shabbirss]

coming from South Africa,
during the first lockdown on live tv (national news),
a passer by shouts from the background into cam" ey this is all nonsense new world order shit"
i was bust lol.

the dude looked like a street urchin. i mean over here, even the streets are wised up.so its a good thing.

and yes, we do talk openly. some of us are bumping anti-nwo music while driving too. it all helps
 

Edited December 8, 2020 by shabbirss

[FVCK BILLY G4TES]

4 hours ago, HistoryIsComplex said:

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they are far more accepting of them and far more widely read in them.

 

I think you hit the nail on the head there mate. If people could be bothered to fucking read something and look things up for themselves then this 21st century shitshow would have never been able to take place the way it has.

 

The only thing people read now is facebook posts and social media, this helps feed the AI beast with data analytics making the machine learning smarter and our situation more dire.

 

It's a perpetual cycle of stupidity and ignorance to the world around them...

[totaldisclosure]

Im from Costa Rica and I can see how this is perceived. On the flip side, I do get annoyed by these Covid-fearing morons on the regular lol.

[HistoryIsComplex]

Its very simple, actually:

 

1) People in developing countries experience a lot of hardship and unfairness in daily life. The idea of "people conspiring" does not sound far-fetched to them at all.

 

2) People in rich countries live well, don't like to rock the boat and tend to have been brainwashed by schooling/career/MSM. Conspiracies sound ridiculous to many.

 

3) In rich and developing countries alike, talking about Conspiracy Theories can get you in trouble. But people in the developing world have less to lose from talking - they are already scraping the bottom of existence.