Not trusting the government doesn’t make you a “conspiracy theorist”… It makes you a history buff.

Editor note: In the 1990s, I personally had the opportunity to have a private conversation at my home with a Chief Editor from Time magazine. I asked him how much of the content produced was reviewed and approved by the U.S. government before publication. His response was, “All of it.”

Let that sink in. 

Psychological studies suggest that conspiracy theorists are more rational and open-minded than those who blindly accept official narratives, challenging the mainstream stereotype – Link

 If the US GOV has a history of disinformation (see below), how can you be sure all the “crazy conspiracies” weren’t created just to hide the truth? A form of plausible deniability? Especially with all the real ‘conspiracies’ that,  at one time, sounded insane: