I consider the Bohemian Grove and 911 stuff to be CT.
Ignoring 911 - what is it about Bohemian Grove that is conspiracy theory? I thought that the following is all pretty much admitted:
A couple hundred male "high society" types meet for a two week party every summer at a large private club in the forest and have done so for over a hundred years. Women aren't allowed (or weren't in the past) and there is some kind of mock human sacrifice to a statue of an oversized owl. The locals who work at the place as waiters, janitors, etc., are reluctant to talk about it on camera but admit that it exists. The people who attend take a pledge not to talk about it. Some of the dudes dress up in weird gowns and some have gay sex in the woods. All of the activity is perfectly none of my business and I think people can do whatever they want as long as they comply with the principle against the initiation of force. However, the fact that this big exclusive party is attended by a lot of the people in "the business" of running nations, I think it is notable that the press never really makes a big deal out of it.
What is it about BG that is CT? Am I missing something?
However, I have some opinions about how the world works that fringe on CT stuff. The bigger you get, the smaller the world is. I don't think its that much of a stretch to recognize that there are people with vast wealth who have the ear of nations, and can have laws and industries altered to benefit their agenda. Mainly the oil, water, food, money, and media. These are nothing more than policies.
Agreed.
What that means is, I guess I subscribe to some of the NWO stuff. I just don't think its so evil and nefarious, an evil mastermind with a blanket on his lap like a James Bond villain. I think its more like huge business with few hundred people impacting billions across many countries, counting on the greed of their executives to make shit happen.
I think that there are some deliberately evil people involved, but that most of the big players are just in it for themselves and consider themselves to be doing the "right" thing morally.