Anyone else think that the End Game movie is a subtle way of exposing an agenda for depopulation?

Rick Otto said:

I dunno. There are too many people that just like to deride conspiracy theory allowed to hang out here. They get a pass on using words like stupid and kooky, and using "tin-foil hat wearing" on us. I've been missing out being treated humanely.
Could I interest you in becoming a mod?

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I appreciate you have your point of view on the things you mention. I suppose we just think differently about it.

Take Heart said:

For those who have watched Infinity War and End Game, do you think there is a dark political agenda being exposed to the masses concerning depopulation?
If you have seen the latest endgame movie and are planning to reveal some scenes, please use a Spoilers tag.

Just want to know your thoughts.

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I think that all the movies are numbing our minds to what is coming.. From all the super hero movies, Vampire and super natural events, alien wars and visitation from other planets, robots and artificial intelligence, capturing personalities and transference to computer chips.......

This is all to prepare for the events described in Revelations. As it was in the days of Noah and the whole idea that there are other beings on other planets.... which are really demonic entities deceiving us as such...

It's all part of Satan's plan... we will be surprised when it all comes down due to our minds being calloused and numbed by the movies we watch.

Tom Farebrother said:

I tell you what, if you can find any conspiracy theories that actually turned out to be (proven) true, that would make for an interesting thread.

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Just more grist for the mill.
It's already the case for many people that plenty of them have proven true.
And what's the difficulty exactly?
Can it be that men simply don't conspire except in extremely rare instances? Not likely.
Could it be that we have been mass media programmed to associate conspiracy theory with irrationality & paranoia?
Of course not. To believe military intelligence agencies decided to demonize conspiracy theory in the mass media would necessarily imply they have a totalitarian level of control, and that would be just kooky:

Rick Otto said:

Just more grist for the mill.
It's already the case for many people that plenty of them have proven true.
And what's the difficulty exactly?
Can it be that men simply don't conspire except in extremely rare instances? Not likely.
Could it be that we have been mass media programmed to associate conspiracy theory with irrationality & paranoia?
Of course not. To believe military intelligence agencies decided to demonize conspiracy theory in the mass media would necessarily imply they have a totalitarian level of control, and that would be just kooky:

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Lot of weird stuff went on in the 60s and 70s, 50s even - post WW2 less unpleasent versions of some really nasty stuff the Nazis and Japanese had been up to were tried out and expanded on. Sure there are/have been cover-ups, leading to the air of uncertainty and paranoia that led in turn to flims like Day of The Condor. It doesn't follow however that anything referred to as a conspiracy theory is true.

Tom Farebrother said:

Lot of weird stuff went on in the 60s and 70s, 50s even - post WW2 less unpleasent versions of some really nasty stuff the Nazis and Japanese had been up to were tried out and expanded on. Sure there are/have been cover-ups, leading to the air of uncertainty and paranoia that led in turn to flims like Day of The Condor. It doesn't follow however that anything referred to as a conspiracy theory is true.

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Yeah. That's all in the past. Everything's better now. We're all going to be fine.
The sun'll come out tomorrow. Bet your bottom dollar, tomorrow there'll be sun.

Rick Otto said:

Yeah. That's all in the past. Everything's better now. We're all going to be fine.
The sun'll come out tomorrow. Bet your bottom dollar, tomorrow there'll be sun.

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It’s important to note that most of what your security services get up to, while extremely unpleasant for other people, is generally done with the intention at least of benefitting the US.

Tom Farebrother said:

It’s important to note that most of what your security services get up to, while extremely unpleasant for other people, is generally done with the intention at least of benefitting the US.

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Indeed. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.