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It's true... I have felt this world has been hoodwinked by dodgy media narratives since 1993 during the first gulf war crisis... but I was young and impressionable and got into a whole load of bad stuff.
Cue two weeks before 911 and I dreamed about it - yes, I saw the twin towers up in the sky with what looked like rocket thrusters under them and this dream would come back to me during the day in moments that can only be described as somewhere in between deja vu and and a bad trip. I didn't know what it meant but as I sat there at work on that fateful day when the towers got blown up and thousands of innocent people died - It was like a memory already passed... and I actually passed out briefly to boot.
Since then, I changed my life and my choices. I became keen on understanding the big questions most of us prefer to ignore, and though I struggled with drugs and depression through this testing time, I came through it with Allahs help, alhamdulillah.
I notice the forum peeps don't look too kindly on conspiracy theories or theorists - and I have to ask why?
You're all willing to discuss politics (that game of lies and false promises and the illusion of choice) while calling us, the ones who seek truth - conspiracy theorists? I find it quite contradictory a statement.
Personally, I am happy to identify as a Muslim conspiracy theorist and am too long in the tooth to care what people think. I'm no spring chicken lol, forty one now and alhamdulillah I feel like the past 15 years have been truly educational alhamdulillah.
Meanwhile - your political discussions make you "conspiracy theorists" by default while claiming you are not.
Recognise the flaw in your logic.
Scimi
Cue two weeks before 911 and I dreamed about it - yes, I saw the twin towers up in the sky with what looked like rocket thrusters under them and this dream would come back to me during the day in moments that can only be described as somewhere in between deja vu and and a bad trip. I didn't know what it meant but as I sat there at work on that fateful day when the towers got blown up and thousands of innocent people died - It was like a memory already passed... and I actually passed out briefly to boot.
Since then, I changed my life and my choices. I became keen on understanding the big questions most of us prefer to ignore, and though I struggled with drugs and depression through this testing time, I came through it with Allahs help, alhamdulillah.
I notice the forum peeps don't look too kindly on conspiracy theories or theorists - and I have to ask why?
You're all willing to discuss politics (that game of lies and false promises and the illusion of choice) while calling us, the ones who seek truth - conspiracy theorists? I find it quite contradictory a statement.
Personally, I am happy to identify as a Muslim conspiracy theorist and am too long in the tooth to care what people think. I'm no spring chicken lol, forty one now and alhamdulillah I feel like the past 15 years have been truly educational alhamdulillah.
Meanwhile - your political discussions make you "conspiracy theorists" by default while claiming you are not.
Recognise the flaw in your logic.
Scimi