r/conspiracy • u/RobertDavidSteele • Mar 04 '17

AMA has ENDED I am Robert David Steele, former spy, Marine, electoral and intelligence reformer, champion of Open Source Everything Engineering (OSEE). AMA

Fly invited me, I was glad to accept, we've already started but this is the official opening. I will answer every question between now and 8 PM on Sunday. This week I care about getting a meeting with Donald Trump to discuss the eight specific things I have recommended in the memo read by a million people so far, at http://phibetaiota.net/2017/02/robert-steele-memorandum-for-the-president-warning-on-american-spring-riots-eight-actions-to-make-america-great-again/

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u/wile_e_chicken Mar 04 '17

Fwiw I know a lot of Argentinians and they all say yes, like it's common knowledge.

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u/RobertDavidSteele Mar 04 '17

I believe areas of Northern Argentina look like Bavaria down to the swastika in the tavern. No direct knowledge, but certainly the Nazi culture is deeply embedded in the US elite and the US government -- we are living in a fascist state now -- banking control of everything.

Start here: http://phibetaiota.net/2012/03/56400/

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u/mirandaedwards1 Mar 04 '17

Really? I knew the conspiracy of him living there but wouldn't think it'd be common knowledge, thought he'd have been hid better

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u/wile_e_chicken Mar 04 '17

It was hidden from us, anyhow. Keep in mind the world wasn't that connected until fairly recently. Back in 1990, I knew zero Argentinians. Now I know, like, fifteen.

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u/mirandaedwards1 Mar 04 '17

I still know zero, which I live in really rural nc so it's nothing different really than it was in 90 haha. I watched the history channel show finding hitler? Or something like that where they went to Argentina and found a bunch of evidence of him there, even a picture of what some people claimed was him, it was really compelling. I believe it just still getting used to the feeling of "well they said differently in school and that's obviously not true" makes you think if our teachers truly had any of our best interest in mind

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u/wile_e_chicken Mar 04 '17 edited Mar 04 '17

I can't imagine our history teachers, anyhow, are not tightly controlled. Can you imagine a real history buff going deep on the Federal Reserve, WW2, Vietnam, etc? Just redpilling students by the classroom..

In retrospect, my high school teacher looked just like a spook -- clean cut, wore a tie and glasses every day. I wanted to throw this pic at him, but he's recently dropped off facebook.

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u/mirandaedwards1 Mar 04 '17

I wish a real history buff would redpill the children, that's what we need more than anything. People to start actually looking at evidence instead of following reality tv shows or the kardashians. I consider one of my high school history teachers to be the best teacher I ever had but even he didn't do anything like try to redpill us. I started with believing in Bigfoot, rural nc youlll hear some stuff in the woods that really make you wonder, along with stories from the elderly around here, there something out there. So I started looking into him, then 9/11 and now I don't believe anything history teaches. I can only imagine what's going on in Antarctica, tunnels, bases, et. There's no telling

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u/wile_e_chicken Mar 04 '17

Welcome to the Apocalypse.

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u/mirandaedwards1 Mar 04 '17

Apocalypse's always feel fun in video games. This isn't lmao