Why Some Of Us Aspire To Conspiracy Theories
By Dorraine Fisher
When you have a large population of people in the world as we do right now, it’s impossible to control them all physically. But they DO have to find a way to control us because they’re afraid of us. Because we have power beyond measure and they know it. So what do they have to do? They have to find ways to control our minds.

The term “conspiracy theorist” has often been used as a derogatory term to objectify a certain group of people and make them look crazy. But this is only another means of mind control. It’s an attempt to make one group of people who aren’t grounded in who they really are and who feel safer running with the herd believe that thinking for themselves isn’t acceptable.  And it’s also an attempt to try and make the conspiracy theorists doubt themselves or suffer too much ridicule so that they give up their original ideas and give in to the mindset of the status quo.

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Are We Being Unfair To Flat-Earthers? Taking A Closer Look At How We Perceive The “Truth”

By Dorraine Fisher


Did we as a society create the flat-earth theory? Maybe.

I can see it now. People reading this headline and instantly thinking that Dorraine Fisher and The Crypto Crew advocate for the Flat Earth Theory. But although we believe in the possibilities of many things as purveyors of cryptozoology and the paranormal, we are not purveyors of Flat-Earth Theory. But it’s a topic worth exploring, and I’ll tell you why. Flat Earth Theory is a catalyst for a conversation that needs to take place that really has nothing to do with the earth being flat. Or maybe it does. I guess you can decide. But this is just a world of ideas and we’re all caught up in the storm of them all.

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Maybe they were just looking to sell newspapers, but it was quite an intriguing headline even for today, not to mention the 1930’s.  On January 29, 1934, a journalist named Jean Bosquet from the Los Angeles Times featured a scathing headline “Lizard People’s Catacomb City Hunted,” which told the tale of how geophysicist mining engineer Warren LuFelt was searching for the lost underground city and legendary treasures of the fabled lizard people believed by some to have lived under downtown L.A.  

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No one on the planet in our lifetime has been more controversial than David Icke. Less-than-affectionately known as a “renowned conspiracy theorist” and to others, a nutjob or hero, David Icke has pushed the proverbial buttons on our view of reality to the brink of total oblivion on numerous occasions and still manages to stay relevant after decades. Why? Because as crazy as some might think he is, people are beginning to see and experience the truth in what he’s been saying all along, as this new documentary about his life illustrates.

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People in the UFO/Alien community have been frustrated for decades, knowing that governments on earth know we’ve been visited by non-terrestrial beings and aren’t telling the public the story, for varying reasons. All of which seem ridiculous, but nevertheless persist. So, now, I’m going to present a what-if scenario. But it’s based on what I’m now hearing alien and UFO disclosure experts saying over and over lately. And those of us who’ve been exploring the deeper and darker aspects of what’s really been going on on the planet for centuries, it might make sense. As always, you can take it or leave it, but many of you will know what I’m talking about. Whether or not you believe this is your choice.

Recently, David Wilcock disclosed some information on a very reputable and well-researched Youtube channel known as Edge of Wonder. Now, I have had mixed feelings about Wilcock over the years because many of his stories seem far-fetched. But I often feel that people like him that repeatedly stand up to immense ridicule day after day in order to distribute this information, may have something valid to say and that we should at least listen.  David Icke is another such type. But this is important to remember: if we dismiss every presented wild idea as a conspiracy theory, we might just miss some truth. Which brings me back to my story, which curiously starts with the wildfires in Paradise, California.

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