No habla sarcasm? Or do you really believe what I just said?:

*The government has nothing but good intentions for us.
*The war in Iraq ends tomorrow.
*The scheduled national IDs are going to be cancelled.
*The internet will be cheap and uncensored forever.
*The Democrats will quit obstructing justice and move ahead with the impeachment of Bush.

This goes to the heart of my curiosity about denial. How can you folks engage in such PROFOUND denial? Do you even know you're engaging in it anymore? Has it become second nature?

You talk about black helicopters and tin foil hats the way you talk about "conspiracy" organizations like the CFR. Does the CFR exist? Dick Cheney says it does. In the clip at the link below he admits he was its director when he was a congressman but, "I never mentioned that when I was back home campaigning in Wyoming." (David Rockefeller titters):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVF3q1go_8Q&mode=related&search=

People who refute things like the existence of the CFR when DICK CHENEY HIMSELF SAYS IN THIS 2002 CLIP THAT HE WAS ITS DIRECTOR, well you people are a curiosity to me. Like bugs. And I've come to classify you into 4 categories. Either:
1) You're truly ignorant, or
2) You're terrified of the changing world and you think that if you parrot the govt's lies you'll be able to extend your existence, or
2) You're protecting your investment in the system (either a pension or a job or some imagined "standing" in the community), or
3) You work for the govt as either an active employee or a passive employee doing some kind of community service assigned to you by the court system.

Really, those are the 4 categories I've been able to come up with for the denial/debunkers on forums and bulletin boards. But I'd like to know more about the process of denial, so please tell me your stories about how you first came to embrace this type of behavior.