You have a humerous way of putting things.

The really amazing thing about these "theories", is that you can prove them in the U.S. code. All this information is really pretty easy to find in official U.S. documents.

It's a lot like the vaccine videos we sell. They use literature from the vaccine makers and from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) to prove that vaccines are mostly fraudulent and often very dangerous.

Vaccines: The Risks, The Benefits, The Choices

You see, the CDC just publicizes what is in their best interest, but, if you search through their own documents, you can find that most of it contradicts most of their "popular" positions. They do this (let you have the conflicting documents) so you cannot accuse them of being deceptive.

A good example is looking at the CDC writeups done about NutraSweet. The synoposis of a study they placed on their website made the study sound as if it had the opposite conclusion than it really did when you read the whole study.

The same thing happened on the news a few years ago when they said that a new study revealed that St. Johns Wort had no effect on depression. What all the major news programs failed to mention is that the other two subjects of the study also had no effect on depression, and they happened to be two of the leading antidepressants.

So, either all three products have no effect on depression or the study was flawed. The bottom line is that all the news stories mentioned only St. John's Wort in reference to the study, but neither of the pharmaceuticals were. Actually, this kind of practice is very common, even utilizing "ghost writers" in medical journals like JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association).

OK, while I'm at it, here's another example.

While I was performing political research, the Waco massacre happened. I saw a news story on CNN that said that David Karesh claimed to be Jesus Christ. Then they showed a video clip of him saying, "I am God."

Well, I immediately recoginized the video clip. It was from a teaching video that his organization put out and I had a copy of it in my possession, not because I'm a Branch Davidian (I'm not), but because we were studying the situation as it unfolded in our study group.

Here's the punch line. Karesh actually said something to this effect (I forget the exact wording and I don't want to be innacurate): If I could perform miracles and if I could fortell the future, than I am God. In truth, he was saying the exact opposite of what the news claimed, and it is impossible that the TV stations (the editors and writers, at least) didn't know this. This is called a lie.

These same "controlling stockholders" who own the news corporations own movie studios that make movies about the very conspiracies they purportrate as a form of reverse psychology on the public. It's call HIPS (hiding in plain sight).

News anchors who claim to hold a position, such as being a conservative, say things that make people feel that "something is being done" about this issue or that. It demotivates these people from actually doing anything toward their cause because they believe "something is being done" simply because their position is being spoken on TV. These "false position" newscasters and commentators are called "Social Counterbalances".

Anyway, I couldn't be further from Marx. I believe in "capitalism" because it works and is proven and is based on a system of "natural law". It's kind of like the herbal approach to government; Less is more, Do no harm, stay close to nature.

The problem with the U.S. is that the general public has been told endless lies by the media to make them believe in non-capitalistic ideas. Then, when these same people are approached with conflicting information (even though it's true), they reject it.

Even though the idea can be proven, they reject it simply because they "can't believe" that a web of lies so huge could go on for so long without being found out. Human pride also plays a role. Nobody likes to admit they've been duped.

As with most anything else in life:

The answer is just under our noses. It's just the odor of a greedy few that keep us from smelling it.