Stephen’s Reviews > None Dare Call It Conspiracy > Status Update

An interesting consequence of this conspiracy theory is how, because the theory is so totalizing, robs history's obvious villains of agency because their crimes never would have happened if not for the (((international bankers)))... just one of the less immediate but morally disgusting elements of the book.

Conspiracy sleight of hand: yes, many "great men" of history were real bastards, and things don't go the way one might prefer... therefore every hypocritical powerbroker bastard is *actually* a puppet of (((international bankers)))?? It doesn't follow at all, but to the fertile imagination and reactionary character boy does it *feel* true.

> In order to understand the conspiracy it is necessary to have some rudimentary knowledge of banking
Uh oh
> and, particularly, of international bankers.
Oh fuck here we go

>Nobody enjoys being put in the position of accusing prominent people of conspiring to enslave their fellow Americans[…]
Maybe not, but surely some people feel a rush when they believe they're bringing the Truth down from the mountain top

>We keep electing Presidents who seemingly promise faithfully to […] toss the criminals into the hedgerow where they belong.
Capping the Bircher wishlist, a bizarre euphemism.