Re: psychoceramics: Tinfoil Time!

["Nathan Shumate" <n--@1--.com>]

Paranoia is the flipside of the superiority complex.  The true thesis is
that I can prove that I am important (even though I live with my mother,
work at Burger King, and smell like sweat socks) because so many people are
out to get me.  (No one ever stops to think that such a grand conspiracy
could actually go as far as silencing you before you spread the truth far
and wide on the internet.)  

The best paranoid fantasy I ever read was in the great Bible of our
movement, Diane Kossy's "Kooks", wherein one person swears that for over a
decade, more than 10,000 government agency have been engaged in a bizarre
form of harrassment that makes everything appear _completely normal_...

Nathan

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> From: Steve Jaspar <SJ--@s--.com>
> To: p--@z--.net
> Subject: RE: psychoceramics: Tinfoil Time!
> Date: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 12:58 PM
> 
> I'm a novice at this stuff, so forgive me if this is stating the
> obvious: but, scenarios like this seem to me to be about the most
> egotistical things I've ever heard. You've got to have a pretty inflated
> sense of self-importance to think that the US government (or aliens, or
> the United Nations, or whomever) would have an "army" of operatives
> follow you around and torture you surreptitiously for 26 years.
> 
> It's all I can do to get a government agent to pay attention to me long
> enough to renew my driver's license.
> 
> Ste3ve
> 
> 
> >                                             Caveat Lector!
> > 
> > from alt.mindcontrol
> > THE PROBLEM:
> > 
> > I wish to report the commission of atrocities (or very foul misdeeds)
> > in 
> > the Maple Heights, Ohio area (a suburb of Cleveland, USA) using a form
> > 
> > of radiation-based mind control. A criminal gang is entrapping and 
> > torturing victims with radiation bombardment (deliberately trying to 
> 	<long post snipped>
> 
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