Conspiracy Theorist - Agendist - Extremist

It is appropriate here to deal with a do-meme (dominant social theme) - Conspiracy Theorists are all nuts.

Today's Daily Ring deals with how that is not! the case.

Here are the three levels areas of conspiracy in regards to the internet a) Theorist - one whose gut instincts have kicked in and so goes on the hunt for the truth in regards the issue (e.g. an investigative journalist without an agenda other than truth-seeking) b) Agendist - one who has some of - through to all of - the facts that prove prove beyond a reasonable doubt what has actually occured in regards the issue (and who or what is responsible for the happening) c) Extremist - one who presents a theory based on thier own personal bent which can range from one who you believe truly believes (e.g. in ghosts or alternate realities [because one has not experienced it themself does not mean it is not true]) through to a belief so outside the proverbial box it would be wise for one to check into that individual's medical history before giving them the benefit of the doubt.

Today we look at James Corbett of http://www.corbettreport.com/ (an Alternative Media Journalist whom the CC respects as a Conspiracy Agendist - our term not his).

We add James as a great alternative for Canadians to get a perspective of the world events as he is an ex-pat Canadian who lives in Japan (he is a teacher there - note: his reports on Fukishima is a must in regards that Dachai nuclear disaster).

To begin assessing the information in aggregate as regards The Central Banking System in Canada and crossover the common ground between Max Keiser http://www.maxkeiser.com/ - Alex Jones http://www.infowars.com/ - Anthony Wile http://www.thedailybell.com/ with the Canadian perspective, every Canadian should listen to James's interview with Lawrence McCurry of http://www.axiomatic.org/ and Christopher Porter of http://www.canadianactionparty.ca/

This interview directs you to exactly how The Canadian Central Bank works and how our debt is a private and not a public one - in other words we have borrowed from private Canadian Chartered Banks and pay interest ($135 million or more - per day!) on those loans when we could have borrowed from the Central Bank - at no interest at all.

The good news is - we still can.

This weekend we will begin looking more in-depthly into reverting back to using our Central Bank (we own it as opposed to other countries such as the U.S.A. whose Fed is owned by private interests) - so you the reader can make some informed decisions in regards your personal wealth and well-being.

A cautionary note: Sit doen - the re-awakening to what's been going on as regards our political elite (our "so-called" leaders) is truly amazing.

Best,

TerryMcDonaldWriterFromPortCredit/Editor CC

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Peace.