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Plans being made to benefit Australian people. What happens when there are complaints? Does every living person conspire with their own mind (the physical and mental interaction) so they can function on earth? 

The act and actions conspiring to live their life in human society, the conspiracy theory they implement continually, becomes a theory no more, as a person enacts the acts of conspiring. The proof is in the actions of the person. Who the heck on earth are these people, who have the cheek to say that asking a question or seeking an answer or asking for facts to be presented about actions or plans taken by others? 

When they reply with the deflection ‘that’s a conspiracy theory’, ‘it’s misinformation’, if they don’t like the query? Do persons conspire against the government … do the government persons conspire against the people? Of course, they do it’s human nature every person does it. 

What is misinformation? Why are answers to questions about proof of facts kept in secret when certain questions are asked, it certainly isn’t a conspiracy theory, is it honesty or dishonesty at play … that has to be questioned.

Rob Podhajsky, Ocean Shores


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