British X-Files Released

In no way diminishing the value of hobbies like stampcollecting, trying to exchange one belief-system with another or drooling every time Pamela Anderson is mentioned, I can highly recommend 'conspiracy theory' as an interesting alternative.

Not only do we have an enormous amount of potential suspects: Religion, politicians, masons, Lucifer, the very rich, aliens of all kinds and possibly even those with red hair (I belong to that group, so don't trust me).

We also have conspiracy theories about conspiracy theories, and conspiracy theories about c.t.s about c.t.s.....(you get my meaning), where everybody is accusing everybody else of inaccuracy, based on methodologies such as channelling, regressive hypnosis, lucid dreaming, fringe logic and science, getting carried away in abstractions, half-baked 'research' in history, archeology and mythology or just plain individual overactive imagination.

As I have had app. 150 hours of encounter with some variety of aliens (or whatever), in which I was exposed to heavy mind-control efforts, I can't even say, if I can believe in myself. Without my conscious knowledge the mindcontrol may have succeeded, so I'm now a sleeping agent, just waiting for the signal to kill the local greengrocer, who in reality is from Orion.

I apologize for this eruption, my only excuse is, that I'm european, and thus can't help it. We believe most things can be met by trying to be funny.

On the serious side I find some of the information/disinformation activities suspicious. Some nations have 20-30-000 thousand people spying on the rest of their society, extra-parlamentary semi-military units killing right and left to manipulate and keep secrets, authorities lie to our faces and consider constitutions as very loose recommendations.

The sudden, present 'open-ness' is sometimes explained either as the legendary conspiracy-researcher, disguised as an emptier-of-ashtrays, who sneaks through the enemy lines and gets hold of incriminating evidence, forcing the hands of our masters. Or it could be a sudden moral: "We've seen the error of our ways" catharsis.

It's all confusing, scary and morbidly fascinating. But as it's fashionable not to be gloomy, but present some 'creative' ideas, I believe, that the whole situation best is met at an individual level; as follows:

Some degree of paranoia will eventually emerge in the average conspiracy theorist. Instead of trying to find truth or objective answers, just accept paranoia as a healthy reaction. It's just a psychological mechanism, however unpleasant, and with RAW I'll say: Go through it, not around it, and once you're out on the other side, things will be clearer.

Those who can't go through this 'chapel perilous': Get another hobby.