Conspiracy 101

Source: Operation Disclosure Official | By John P. Smith, Apocalypse Watch Editor

Submitted on December 19, 2023

As a frequent contributor to Operation Disclosure, I wanted to let readers know about my latest book, Conspiracy 101: Welcome to the Conspiratorium. Now available as paperback or Kindle.

The book breaks down more than 100 conspiracy theories into palatable nuggets of information designed as a launch-pad for further research.  Check out the excerpts below.      

Big Tech Censorship

Overview: Big tech is just another branch of the criminal media consortium. Social media platforms, including the big three: Google, Facebook and Twitter (now X), have, and continue, to censor conservative voices and politicians. All these mega corporations carry water and run interference for the Democratic party and their deep state allies.

Official Narrative: Tech companies state their content moderation policies are based on community guidelines, terms of service, and policies designed to address issues such as hate speech, misinformation, harassment, or violations of platform rules. They claim that these measures are applied irrespective of political ideology and are focused on maintaining a safe and civil online environment.

Alternate Narrative: Anybody who cares to look, knows that big tech restricts, de-platforms, shadow bans, or out-right bans feeds, shows and information they disagree with or which threatens the Democratic party leadership. (Hunter Biden’s Laptop, P****gate, Alex Jones) Big tech argues that they’re private enterprises and they can publish or ban anyone they so choose. The counter-argument is that they’re utilities, like phone, water or electric companies and should not be allowed to restrict access or visibility just because they disagree with someone’s political views. While these platforms have not yet enacted outright censorship of conservative views, they are certainly, clearly, left-leaning and ultra-liberal.

JPS Narrative: I can almost get behind the major platforms being private businesses, like the publisher of a magazine, and being allowed to decide what they want to publish. What I find most disturbing about the whole scenario is that there are people out there who applaud the censorship and argue that these companies have not gone far enough in curbing content they disagree with or that might be damaging to their political cronies.

There’s an old adage, “I disagree with what you’re saying; but I will defend your right to say it.” That’s no longer the case with a lot of people. When confronted with a message they don’t like, instead of just changing the channel or turning off the platform, these people have decided that they don’t want to hear from dissident voices at all and, more importantly, that you shouldn’t either. Our thinking must be directed and conditioned and we can’t be allowed to hear alternative points of view. They don’t like the message, so they want to make sure nobody gets to hear it. That’s censorship.

Our Phones Spy on Us

Overview: We’ve all had those instances where we mention something during a casual conversation – pizza, or backpacks, or power tools – with our cell phones nearby only to find a few minutes later, advertisements for those very things popping up on our social media feeds. Are our phones spying on us?

Official Narrative: Officially, it’s not called spying. Phones and other smart devices collect various types of data, but whether this constitutes spying depends on the context and the intent behind the data collection. Users consent to data collection when they agree to terms and conditions while setting up devices or using apps. The extent of data collection and its potential use can be complex and not fully understood by users.

Alternate Narrative: We’ve all seen this happen if you own a smart phone. As a matter of record, I do not use social media, so I don’t get bombarded with ads on those platforms. However, I have discussed boat motors with a friend while our phones lay on a picnic table, only to find a short while later, email advertisements for boat motors in one of my mailboxes. That’s way too specific to be coincidence. It’s a real thing. Which leads to a real hard question: If the online marketplaces are listening to what we’re talking about and sending us ads, who else has access to our conversations and what are they doing with that information?

JPS Narrative: I have a Faraday bag for my phone and use it when I think I need it. A good rule of thumb for holding conversations on or around your connected devices is this: If you wouldn’t shout it across a crowded restaurant; then don’t say it around your phone.

DARPA

Overview: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency within the United States Department of Defense is responsible for the development and advancement of cutting-edge technologies and research projects with a focus on national security and military applications. DARPA was established in 1958 in response to the Soviet Union’s launch of the Sputnik satellite.

Official Narrative: DARPA’s primary mission is to pursue high-risk, high-reward research and development projects that have the potential to provide significant technological advantages to the U.S. military. This includes exploring emerging technologies, innovative concepts, and unconventional approaches to address defense and security challenges.

Alternate Narrative: In the past decade or so, DARPA has become one of the go-to government bugaboos whenever technological tyranny is the subject matter. Every once in a while, one of their scientists or directors will give an interview that effectively scares the daylights out of anyone with a functioning sense of freedom and democracy.

JPS Narrative: DARPA has undoubtedly contributed to the good of humanity in a number of technological aspects. That being said, it’s not easy to trust a secretive military think tank whose whole purpose for existence is to come up with faster, better, more powerful methods of subduing, subverting and silencing people they don’t like.

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