I’ll be the first to admit that I enjoy a nice, crazy tale. Sasquatch, the Loch Ness Monster, dogmen, old creatures, secret alien foundations — I love’ em all. These subjects for me serve as a good way to distract my thoughts from contemplating the changing hellscape of America and, for that matter, the earth.  ,
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The issue is certainly whether they are accurate. They give me a great break and a place to rest and relax. Never did I miss a single episode of” Monsterquest,” in which a team of experts wonderfully squandered an hour of my time each year by demonstrating how to avoid monsters. There is only one YouTube stream I often repeated: The Why Files.
This is not to suggest that I am a perfect non-believer. In my moves, I have had a few activities for which I had difficulty finding scientific theories.  ,
That said, I’ve always been a fan of crime ideas like HAARP, the Illuminati, the Rothschilds, etc. And I am unable to wrap my head around the Flat Earth Theory ( pun intended ). I’ve always believed that those responsible for the destruction of the world are members of a group of like-minded individuals who can identify a fellow traveler when they see one. However, conspiracy theories have become ingrained in every society as the web has become as prevalent as running water ( and perhaps more so in some places ).  ,
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A dozen stories have appeared online claiming that these occasions were the result of climate deception by a shadowy gang of people with bad intentions or even our own government as Hurricane Milton has come so strongly on the feet of Helene. When scientists attempt to discredit the theory, some scientists have been sent death risks.
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Numerous meteorologists have been threatened and intimidated by The New York Post for trying to refute claims that the hurricanes were caused by weather adjustment systems. A scientist from Michigan wrote this X blog:
James Spann, a scientist in Alabama, has received emails that read,” Stop lying about the authorities controlling the temperature or else.”
The Post even noted:
Nevertheless, Matthew Cappucci, a scientist based in Washington, DC, claims he has received thousands of messages from accusing him of using storage lasers to change the temperature to create hurricanes. According to Cappucci, “posting a cyclone estimates and having people accuse me of creating the storms by working for some covert Illuminati object is disheartening and agonizing, and it’s resulting in a decline in public trust.”
Marjorie Taylor Greene sent this, too:
Conspiracy theorists have been around for a long time, and Cappucci makes an intriguing level about the declining public trust. However, we may inquire as to how we arrived.
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Also, tension in these United States is at an all-time great due in no small part to our media, both contemporary and sociable. I anticipate a regional nervous breakdown somewhere in November. Moreover, if we are honest, our government does n’t have a great track record for telling the truth. There was the destruction of the Hunter Biden laptop case and growing evidence that the ruling class was not on board with us with regards to COVID-19 and the immunizations.  ,
Is the weather changing? Yes. Has anything been the result of human activity? Perhaps. Although international temperature fluctuations have been a constant since the planet’s formation, climate change advocates ignore the fact. Additionally, they disregard any proof that human-caused culture change may not be as severe as they would prefer. And it’s difficult to take an administration significantly when it has signed contracts with campaign donors to place wind and solar power projects in protected areas like China, where carbon emissions are not considered to be a problem.  ,
No one ever imagined that attempts to outlaw silent meditation in the UK or that “60 Minutes” had blatantly rig an interview with a political candidate. No one ever imagined that national authorities would look into or seize the homes of those who publicly disagree with school decisions or abortion policies.  ,
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You might be able to tell the world in confidence that you are not a discriminatory if you look in the mirror. However, an entire group of people, including the cheerful leader, have said that you are racist and form a threat. Our leaders have not provided numerous justifications for our trust in them. And I’ve just touched on a dozen features.
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Does the technologies exist to generate hurricanes? I doubt it, but I’ll be the first to admit I do n’t know. Do I believe there are individuals who would use such technology if it were to occur? Well, because people can be that dreadful. But, even in the unlikely event that like a situation is real, it is not the fault of your local scientist, who is just trying to accomplish his or her job. They do n’t need or deserve death threats.
Rudyard Kipling discusses the characteristics of a gentleman in his song” If.” It opens with this verse:
If you can keep your head when all about you  ,  ,
 ,  , Are losing own and blaming it on you,  ,  ,
When all people doubt you, if you can respect yourself.
 ,  , But create allowance for their denying too,  ,  ,
If you can procrastinate and never feel worn out while you wait,
 ,  , Or being lied about, do n’t deal in lies,
Or being hated, do n’t give way to hating,
 ,  , And yet do n’t look too good, nor talk too wise:
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Our press and politicians have left us with a sense of suspicion and distrust, which is one of the greatest tragedies of our time. Not that those things are n’t warranted, but if we let them rule our lives, we risk becoming the people that those in power want us to be: scared, angry, and malleable.  ,