Help, my husband thinks I'm crazy!
Submitted by AngieDfromAL on Sat, 12/08/2012 - 04:00Lately it seems as if my husband thinks I have gone off the deep end. He is a firm believer in personal liberty, but for some reason he refuses to consider that our government is capable of allowing (or staging) things to happen in order to deprive us of said liberties.
He absolutely refuses to believe that FDR had any idea that there was going to be an attack on Pearl Harbor and actually believes that IF building 7 was a controlled demolition then it must have been rigged up AFTER WTC 1 & 2 were struck because it needed to be brought down to avoid more casualties.
He says there is no definitive proof to the contrary and without that it's ridiculous to assume that our government would allow those types of things to happen. Anytime I mention something that is contrary to what the official story is on almost anything (even Lincoln, the USS Liberty, etc.) we seem to end up in a fight with him acting as if I sould be wearing a tin foil hat and living in a fallout shelter. How do you guys handle these things with your significant other?
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Tempt him to empathize with the President
Ask him if he were the President, the Commander in Chief of our military and saw that war was coming, necessary for whatever reason; if it was HIS job to lead our military and WIN, wouldn't he start the war with a false flag?
Wouldn't he want to start the war on HIS timeline and with the support of the population behind him? Tell him that's why most wars start with false flags and stand down false flags. The stand down is easier to understand. (public support) You may want to start there rather than going straight to; 9/11 was an inside job! :)
Good luck. Don't worry, because when he figures it out, he'll be asking to borrow your tinfoil hat.
Handle ? I don't think anyone really does
Handle ?
I don't think anyone really does, in that case.
We cope with it, rather.
My only advice will be three-fold :
1. don't go too far deep down the rabbit hole, yourself, that won't bring you anything good for your family / relationship. Don't become obsessed.
2. you don't change people's thinking, unless you're a sociopath with a lot of time and money to condition them for decades. (Rings a bell ?) So, if he ever has to change his point of view, that will come from himself.
3. instead of focusing on wars and blood and crimes, push gently your topics around what speaks to everybody, with hard evidences on where "things just aren't right" : Money.
On the latter point 3, see my posts history on tags Economy, Gold and Silver, for instance. One of them is about the Dow Jones. That is a spectacular one for him to realize how things are rigged. Many many good posts from Daily Paulers on the essential force a Free people needs - sound money (that is, the exact opposite we have today)
Everything is about Politics before becoming justice. See creation of U.S. Constitution.
Everything is about Economics before becoming political. See the outrageous British taxes on the founders colonies.
Everything is about morality before becoming economic. See the corruption of the British crown at the time.
'HTH,
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Handle
Probably wasn't the best way to word it... that's my deep south lingo coming out, I guess. How do you cope would have been a better way to ask... I get frustrated knowing that I can't really discuss these things with him because they are issues that concern me or are important to me and I want to be able to share my concerns with him. :/
Thank you for your advice.
Ron Paul convert from the Heart of Dixie