Russell Kirk, the guy from Star Trek?
Answers to Yesterday's Pop Quiz:
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Thomas Jefferson
Barry Goldwater
What? You mean ... the conspiracies are real? Not exactly ...
Among the mistakes made by conspiracy theorists is that they exaggerate things, way out of proportion, then insist history can be viewed only through the lens of the given narrative. In my opinion though, the most fundamental flaw in these stories is what can be best described as a hallucinatory concept of power.
Basically, they all boil down to a handful uber-wealthy international banker types (the Rockefeller and Rothschild families), secretly controlling everything in the world, including U.S. Presidents. The problem with this belief, in Lord Acton's famous words, is that:
Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.














