“The Iluminati kill everyone who reveal their secrets, but I am posting to every single message board I can find!”
I have never killed any one of them.
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Going back to what Robin brought up…... Having lived with someone with such thought processes for several years, I can attest that they also seem to live in their own little reality bubble. They truly believe that what they think is happening/has happened to them and in the world is absolutely true. They can have their actions recorded on video and yet when they say something odd happened (“The town mayor and four of his friends had me over for dinner Tuesday night.”)the will stick to that belief even when shown the evidence that there was NO WAY such a thing could have happened. (They were in a hospital ward 500 miles away that entire week.)
They will merely ‘invent’ reasons why your evidence must be faulty.
The truly scary thing is that these people can be utterly convincing to a newcomer because the newcomer senses that the ill person believes whole-heartedly in what they are saying. Superficially, they appear to be warm, rational, normal people. If the newcomer only has a casual contact with the person, it can be some time (if ever) before they start to notice the little signs that something is “not quite right.” :gulp:
I won’t go in to how they begin to invent persecutors in order to explain missing evidence of what they are saying… :shut:
Christ that brings back memories, especially that bit about them seeming normal to people who just casually meet them. It really puts you in an awkward situation when they get that kind of reinforcement of their own belief that they are acting “normally”. To this day I still can’t give my home phone number to a certain person because I know they’ve rung people in the past at inappropriate times of the night. I have a silent number (i.e. my home phone is unlisted).
If somebody wakes me at 3AM for no good reason they’ll hear the worst kind of swear words coming from me that’s for sure.
