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There's a Canadian branch as well. From your link:
Tim Turner, a former commercial fishermen known to followers as “Mr. President,” has outlined a plan to “reinhabit” the U.S. government. He also claims the government has tried to assassinate him and that all industrialized nations have treaties with aliens.
FROM YOUTUBE
Falls into so many of these storylines, from Alex Collier being abducted by the Andromedians or 'good aliens' who was quoted by some Occupy people in London with 'Why do we have to pay to live on our own planet?' in a poster at their first round of actions.
Those as opposed to the evil aliens of Turner, and so many others who claim we've been living under the rule of a Nazi/UFO/Lucifierian global cult. Any attempt, using science, history or political science to discredit this is met by their contentions that these alien, disembodied entities can travel back and forth in time and are not restrained by time and space like all you sheeple have been tricked into believing actually exists, like the Federal Reserve. I could name a lot more of these voices from the ether, but.
They also are among the spreaders of the meme that there is no difference between any political party, that they are all a front for these entities, like something out of the film of invading aliens controlling our minds, THEY LIVE. Another thing going is the global consciousness thing, which probably exists in some format, in the media if nothing else.
Yet they say they want to protect the nation-states, most especially their interpretation of the Constitution, but in generally what they want is not that document, as they say the Founding Fathers are also part of the satanic, Masonic, ancient Babylonian banking scam. They want the Articles of the Confederation, not that pesky stuff like the Bill of Rights and the amendments.
It's endless, I'm not disputing what you've said, really, but there is a lot of Tea Party and Ron Paul mythology. The Birthers are part of this alternate reality, so that even if Obama was born in the USA, it doesn't change their view that he is a front man for extra terrestrial evil doers and they are arming themselves to fight like something out of a Star Wars movie. This doesn't leave you much room to argue with the true believers.
While this and some of the other constructs have their appeal, the fact is we are arguing about beliefs in the nature of reality as difficult to combat as religion. Or as simple as turning off the electrical grid and stopping the wackiness from being ingested into their brains.
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