Conspiracy Theory (noun)
A theory seeking to explain a disputed case or matter as a plot by a secret group or alliance rather than an individual or isolated act.

Now that the definition is laid out plain and clear, it sounds pretty rational, doesn't it? Combine that with the events post-2020, suddenly the tin foil hats don't sound like such a bad idea. (Kidding)

All jokes aside, conspiracies are very real. Before there's solid mainstream evidence, those screaming them from the rooftops are called paranoid lunatics; but once the truth finally comes out most people won't hear about it or will have forgotten about it altogether.

We're going to review four such conspiracies today that don't involve aliens, sasquatch, or lizard people; today, we'll focus on well-thought out tangible plans that are designed to tighten an authoritarian grip on you and your family.

Digital IDs

For a time, the concept of a global digital identity for every man, woman, and child on Earth sounded like the ramblings of a madman; how could anybody possibly build a system that would correctly identify every single person and store their data in a permanent digital record?

If the DMV can barely handle giving you a driver's license, how can the government possibly register, create, and update all of your information digitally?

Two letters: 5G.

The data stored within digital IDs aren't limited to your driver's license status; digital IDs are meant to include your medical history, arrest records, purchase behaviors, close friends and family, network usage, search history, credit history, biometric data (fingerprints), travel history, social media accounts, bank accounts, energy usage, and more.

I can already hear someone reading this and saying, "That will never happen in the United States." Unfortunately, that person would be wrong. States that are either offering digital ID as an alternative or have begun the process include Florida, Oklahoma, Utah, Colorado, Louisiana, Idaho, Maryland, Wyoming, and Washington D.C.

Quarantine Camps

"Mandatory supervised quarantine" facility in northern Australia

In the beginning of 2020, everyone heard whispers of covid quarantine camps; those who produced the evidence that they are either being built or other facilities are being repurposed were again labeled as paranoid conspiracy theorists.

Australians, Austrians, and Germans are wishing they heeded the warning. 

While this hasn't been rolled out in the United States yet, legislation has been introduced or passed in several states that would give government the authority to detain citizens suspected to be infected with a deadly pathogen and place them into government designated quarantine facilities indefinitely. The legislation has either been introduced or passed in New York, Oregon, California, and even free Florida.

Yes, free Florida. Take a look at HB6003 legislation signed in by DeSantis in May 2021.

Social Credit Score in America

Even before the events of 2020, conspiracy theory leaders have been slamming their fists on the table about the Chinese social credit system creeping it's way into the United States. Again they had tomatoes thrown at them, and again the same people who cast criticism are looking to them for answers.

But what is this 'social credit score system', and how does it work? In China, the social credit score range goes from 0-1050 with a graded score from A-D, like a report card. The following tiers determine your ability to interact with society.

A | Score of 960-1050

Free health checks, cheaper loans, priority in school enrollment, preferential employment.

B | Score of 850-959

Immediately locked in for two years, periodic 're-education' visits from government.

C | Score of 600-849

Locked in for three years, on a government list, no benefits, cannot run for political office, many more government visits.

D | Score of 0-599

Public blacklist, revocation of any honorable titles, not eligible for loans, a mortgage, public transportation, or renting in certain areas.

Things like posting negative information online about the CCP, traffic fines, parking tickets, educating people about the evil of the CCP, refusal of sterilization, having more than two children, and much much more can negatively impact your score.

Conversely, things that can positively impact your score include ratting out other citizens to the government, a child joining the army, and praising the CCP online.

Supply Chain Breakdown

Anybody who says that the supply chain is too big to fail is either a complete moron or one of the 30 people that actually voted for Biden. When governments began to lockdown non-essential private businesses, conspiracy realists quickly realized that this was the beginning of the end for an already fragile global supply chain - and here we are.

Since then, inflation has soared, certain raw goods are nearly unattainable to make finished products, chips to make new cars and computers are in high demand and short supply, and as we mentioned in a previous report, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has dealt the final blow to an already devastated supply chain.

The time is now to get your car repaired, stock up on emergency food or medical supplies for both your family and pets, have a plan B, learn to grow food, get a solar generator, and develop skills to cultivate rain water. This is not a drill.

Theory or Logical Deduction?

Before we wrap this up, you should know that in 1967, the CIA created the label "conspiracy theorists" as a means to discredit any American citizen challenging the official narrative hammered into our brains by our government and media.

So the next time you hear somebody talking about some some scary global plan, listen. The guy who warned you about vaccine passports and covid concentration camps doesn't always get all of the details right, but he's got the general idea.

Take your head out of your social feed and do some research.

Justin
Author, Right Wing Gear