Often in a conspiracy, especially one that is ongoing for an extensive length of time, the various players have different motivations for participation, though the order of business is usually the same. The escort service line-block conspiracy is no different. There are participants that, no doubt, believe that they represent good in the battle of good vs. evil, and some of these conspirators actually believe that they are helping their community. Other players are there for the common purpose of money and profit, and to be sure, some are far more ruthless than others. Many simply follow orders, but at the root of the conspiracy there are the planners and plotters. But make no mistake – each and every one of the cabal is a coconspirator and plays a part in the overall scheme.
In this particular scheme the players that bother me the most are the ones that have a blurred role and mission. It is when good crosses the line to evil and they work side-by-side on the same plan. Perhaps the early motivation was protection of the community in this conspirator's eyes, though at some point the person stepped over and took the money. This type bothers me far more than the original planners that made no effort to hide the money agenda. They were there for the big money and made this clear on all levels.
If I sound philosophical and as if I'm holding back here, it is because I am. I've been investigating this conspiracy for a very long time – 16 years at this point – and like anyone involved for such a length of time, I learn new things as I go along. The investigation is not concluded yet. I know more than I did last week when I first blogged on the topic. Some things that I learn shock even me, believe it or not. I am angrier than I was a week ago, though alarmed is probably a better description; possibly even scared, but not enough to go away.
I think I've finally developed a deeper understanding of what Jonathan, the concierge from the old Stouffer resort in Memoirs, meant when he stated: "It is too big. Nothing can be done. You must forget it Laura." That was in 1993, and obviously I have not forgotten it yet. The problem is that I can't forget it because of those that crossed over that line in the sand and changed the entire game. The plotters motivated by money are the least hated in my eyes. At this point they'd be intelligent to tie up their loose ends – the weak links that crossed over the line from good to evil – the pretenders. Evil is better understood when it is presented as it truly is.
The photo in this article is of a prison in the Bureau of Prisons. You figure it out.
Next: I am curious as to what is next myself.
In this particular scheme the players that bother me the most are the ones that have a blurred role and mission. It is when good crosses the line to evil and they work side-by-side on the same plan. Perhaps the early motivation was protection of the community in this conspirator's eyes, though at some point the person stepped over and took the money. This type bothers me far more than the original planners that made no effort to hide the money agenda. They were there for the big money and made this clear on all levels.
If I sound philosophical and as if I'm holding back here, it is because I am. I've been investigating this conspiracy for a very long time – 16 years at this point – and like anyone involved for such a length of time, I learn new things as I go along. The investigation is not concluded yet. I know more than I did last week when I first blogged on the topic. Some things that I learn shock even me, believe it or not. I am angrier than I was a week ago, though alarmed is probably a better description; possibly even scared, but not enough to go away.
I think I've finally developed a deeper understanding of what Jonathan, the concierge from the old Stouffer resort in Memoirs, meant when he stated: "It is too big. Nothing can be done. You must forget it Laura." That was in 1993, and obviously I have not forgotten it yet. The problem is that I can't forget it because of those that crossed over that line in the sand and changed the entire game. The plotters motivated by money are the least hated in my eyes. At this point they'd be intelligent to tie up their loose ends – the weak links that crossed over the line from good to evil – the pretenders. Evil is better understood when it is presented as it truly is.
The photo in this article is of a prison in the Bureau of Prisons. You figure it out.
Next: I am curious as to what is next myself.
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