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I know that it's 'possible' the virus is not an accident. But how is that helping the situation? spreading rumors? I love a book by cold case detective J Warner Wallace, called 'cold case christianity.' It really alleviated much paranoia for me. Conspiracies are rampant now days. They come in all forms. I tend to reject anything that is not solidly proven, if it's not proven, then we take it on faith. Somethings we need faith for, other things we don't. I think when you also learn that conspiracies are rarer than you think, much paranoia will be alleviated for you as well.
Are conspiracies alive and rampant? Yes! Here are some common ones...
Lee Harvey Oswald didn’t act alone when he killed President Kennedy.
The US government was involved in the 9/11 disaster.
The 1969 Apollo moon landing was fabricated.
A UFO crashed in Roswell, New Mexico.
The earth is flat
The resurrection of Christ was a conspiracy
The below section is from popular cold case detective on conspiracy theories:
"In my experience as a detective, I have investigated many conspiracies and multiple-suspect crimes. While successful conspiracies are the popular subject of many movies and novels, I’ve come to learn that they are (in reality) very difficult to pull off. Successful conspiracies share a number of common characteristics:
Conspiracies
To prove that a defendant is part of a felonious conspiracy, prosecutors in the state of California must prove that
“1. The defendant intended to agree and did agree with [one or more of] (the other defendant) … to commit … alleged crime;
Conspirators must have all facts same and have conspired ahead of time
2. At the time of the agreement, the defendant and [one or more of] the other alleged member of the conspiracy intended that one or more of them would commit … alleged crime;
getting group of people to memorize the exact same fact chain of an event is difficult, as well as getting a group to agree fully on an in depth plan.
3. (One of the) defendant … [or all of them] committed [at least one of] the alleged overt act(s) to accomplish the alleged crime” (Section 415, Judicial Council of California Criminal Jury Instructions, 2006).
A SMALL NUMBER OF CONSPIRATORS
The smaller the number of conspirators, the more likely the conspiracy will be a success. This is easy to understand; lies are difficult to maintain, and the fewer the number of people who have to continue the lie, the better.
do to the fact that as soon as one member gets the details wrong, or disagrees with it, the success of the plan goes down. If you are telling a true story, you can usually repeat it over and over again. However if you are fabricating it, an officer need only ask you to repeat it, eventually you will get your story backwards and the story will fail. All this makes successful conspiracies hard to pull off.
Lies are hard enough to tell once; they are even more difficult to repeat consistently over a long period of time. For this reason, the shorter the conspiracy, the better. The ideal conspiracy would involve only two conspirators, and one of the conspirators would kill the other right after the crime. That’s a conspiracy that would be awfully hard to break!
It is more successful for conspirators to be closely related or closely tied by friendship, but it is hard to get stories straight when you separate defendants. At that point you can deceive one of them, saying the other one is ratting on them, and get one to break. This becomes harder for the conspirators to pull off the more people in the conspiracy."- J warner wallace
so lets apply what we have learned from this. Imagine being in a 3 part band of conspirators ready to submit a virus for some odd reason on the world. What is to keep one of the three from ratting out his friends and getting a million dollar bounty from the US government for stopping the spread of a a super virus? I am sure the government would pay very handsomely for information on a biological terror attack. So do I buy the idea that someone caused this virus on purpose? Well follow the money. Conspiracies are rare because it's hard to have an undying devotion from any group. Someone will always take the easier route and cash in on it. And that is why they don't typically work, and if they do work it's usually a small group and they are usually related to one another, in the same family. Which would be hard for scientist's to do. I am not saying it can't happen. I am just saying that they are rare as cold case detective warner wallace stated above. So basically I believe this is a Judgement from God. I don't think it's a conspiracy. The source of this allegation is from some Q anon news feeds. I am not saying he is all wrong or right. I am just saying that in this case there is absolutely no evidence of collaboration or a conspiracy theory to remove trump from office.
(note: QANON posts are against forum rules, so don't post anything by QANON, I was careful not to post his stuff, I am just saying that someone I know watches his stuff, and started thinking they all made this virus to get trump out of office. That is a silly paranoia. We don't need to live in fear of conspiracies. That is the purpose of this thread. To talk about conspiracy, and paranoia and how Christ has delivered us from fear. It is not the purpose to talk about QANON. )
(unsubscribing)....enjoy the thread. Be nice.
Are conspiracies alive and rampant? Yes! Here are some common ones...
Lee Harvey Oswald didn’t act alone when he killed President Kennedy.
The US government was involved in the 9/11 disaster.
The 1969 Apollo moon landing was fabricated.
A UFO crashed in Roswell, New Mexico.
The earth is flat
The resurrection of Christ was a conspiracy
The below section is from popular cold case detective on conspiracy theories:
"In my experience as a detective, I have investigated many conspiracies and multiple-suspect crimes. While successful conspiracies are the popular subject of many movies and novels, I’ve come to learn that they are (in reality) very difficult to pull off. Successful conspiracies share a number of common characteristics:
Conspiracies
To prove that a defendant is part of a felonious conspiracy, prosecutors in the state of California must prove that
“1. The defendant intended to agree and did agree with [one or more of] (the other defendant) … to commit … alleged crime;
Conspirators must have all facts same and have conspired ahead of time
2. At the time of the agreement, the defendant and [one or more of] the other alleged member of the conspiracy intended that one or more of them would commit … alleged crime;
getting group of people to memorize the exact same fact chain of an event is difficult, as well as getting a group to agree fully on an in depth plan.
3. (One of the) defendant … [or all of them] committed [at least one of] the alleged overt act(s) to accomplish the alleged crime” (Section 415, Judicial Council of California Criminal Jury Instructions, 2006).
A SMALL NUMBER OF CONSPIRATORS
The smaller the number of conspirators, the more likely the conspiracy will be a success. This is easy to understand; lies are difficult to maintain, and the fewer the number of people who have to continue the lie, the better.
do to the fact that as soon as one member gets the details wrong, or disagrees with it, the success of the plan goes down. If you are telling a true story, you can usually repeat it over and over again. However if you are fabricating it, an officer need only ask you to repeat it, eventually you will get your story backwards and the story will fail. All this makes successful conspiracies hard to pull off.
Lies are hard enough to tell once; they are even more difficult to repeat consistently over a long period of time. For this reason, the shorter the conspiracy, the better. The ideal conspiracy would involve only two conspirators, and one of the conspirators would kill the other right after the crime. That’s a conspiracy that would be awfully hard to break!
It is more successful for conspirators to be closely related or closely tied by friendship, but it is hard to get stories straight when you separate defendants. At that point you can deceive one of them, saying the other one is ratting on them, and get one to break. This becomes harder for the conspirators to pull off the more people in the conspiracy."- J warner wallace
so lets apply what we have learned from this. Imagine being in a 3 part band of conspirators ready to submit a virus for some odd reason on the world. What is to keep one of the three from ratting out his friends and getting a million dollar bounty from the US government for stopping the spread of a a super virus? I am sure the government would pay very handsomely for information on a biological terror attack. So do I buy the idea that someone caused this virus on purpose? Well follow the money. Conspiracies are rare because it's hard to have an undying devotion from any group. Someone will always take the easier route and cash in on it. And that is why they don't typically work, and if they do work it's usually a small group and they are usually related to one another, in the same family. Which would be hard for scientist's to do. I am not saying it can't happen. I am just saying that they are rare as cold case detective warner wallace stated above. So basically I believe this is a Judgement from God. I don't think it's a conspiracy. The source of this allegation is from some Q anon news feeds. I am not saying he is all wrong or right. I am just saying that in this case there is absolutely no evidence of collaboration or a conspiracy theory to remove trump from office.
(note: QANON posts are against forum rules, so don't post anything by QANON, I was careful not to post his stuff, I am just saying that someone I know watches his stuff, and started thinking they all made this virus to get trump out of office. That is a silly paranoia. We don't need to live in fear of conspiracies. That is the purpose of this thread. To talk about conspiracy, and paranoia and how Christ has delivered us from fear. It is not the purpose to talk about QANON. )
(unsubscribing)....enjoy the thread. Be nice.
