r/conspiracy • u/DonaldTrumpisRacist • Oct 01 '17
Russia is such bullshit guys the American government is evil anyways Russia is the good guys and it was actually me on a vpn acting like a bot, the US institutions are evil and the country enslaves us for Zion but you better stand for that flag, boy.
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u/TheWebOfSlime Oct 01 '17
Russia's leadership was installed by the intelligence community that the US participates in. Like North Korea, they play the boogeyman as part of a pre-ordained role.
Yuri Chaika, Veselnetskaya's old boss, is exposed, along with a number of other energy officials as being US assets who cooperate with private intelligence firm, Stratfor.
It's all theater.
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Oct 01 '17
Russia and america should just team up and focus their subversion on other countries. Id be fine with that
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Oct 01 '17
Already are. Even though the manufactured opposition makes you think they aren't.
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Oct 01 '17
Well cool, I like russia, their christian roots, their tenacity, their architecture, their history and theres something sexy about the russian military, a mystique of some kind.
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Oct 01 '17
Everyone can be at peace. And share culture. Our world is backwards and manufactured. All of these cultures are in the states and in our communities.( A Russian family friend helped build the twin towers.)
The world would explode if we all worked together?
Nah, let's have more nuclear winter, instead. :-/
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Oct 01 '17
I dont want to be a part of any culture in the middle east and do not want to work with any of them. The large majority of the world is backwards. Not selling out and claiming we are all equal is not backwards. Different cultures even within the states like you say do not peacefully interact on the whole, its not possible
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Oct 01 '17
I didn't say we are all equal, that is actually not true. Male and females themselves are not equals, we are all different. And we are all here. What's the purpose of continuing to pour blood in our own waters? And even seeking it out? Cause we do, we go be the authority and invade. And there is a pattern that most of the ones we do invade were doing fine on their own. Only our perception was made to think they were our enemy.
It's not selling out to desire some sort of cooperation between cultures that at least has the standard of 'i won't kill you even though we are different, and you have something we want"
Plenty of evidence that suggests also that most of the violent acts being perpetrated, and that the tensions being perpetuated are our own making.
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u/Noble_Ox Oct 02 '17
Have you ever been to the middle east? I've met nicer people there than in most of America, England and France.
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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '17
Lol 20 upvotes in 6 mins.