I don't think so. I re-read it again, and in many instances I would agree with you. Mel Gibson didn't have anything on me when he played in "Conspiracy", for you can't walk through my house without stumbling over piles of stuff I've been collecting for decades. (Well, I had to move and was forced to get rid of a lot of it for lack of space.) If you check some of my earlier posts you might think we were blood brothers against the NWO, global governance, eco-freaks, etc.
I think it strange that you make references to the Masons and Catholics as being in on this world conspiracy against America. Strange, in that the Masons were one of the primary forces behind the American Revolution and had no small influence in putting together our Charter and founding documents and are still most vociferous in trying to keep it intact.
Concerning modern-day Catholics, it would be highly beneficial to read Dr. James L. Hirsen's book, "The Coming Collision," Global Law vs. U.S. Liberties", (ISBN1-56384-163-0). He is a devout Catholic and has written a superb expose on the UN/NGO agenda and leaves little to the imagination on the methodology being used to implement global law by legal and political manipulations of the U.S. Constitution.
I would like to recommend another book, if you would like to start weeding out some of the things you consider conspiratorial. Try "Freemasons For Dummies" (Yes, that is a real book, and a most comprehensive and comprehensible look at Freemasonry, Available at Amazon.com.
Yes, there is a conspiracy. But it is not hidden or secret. It's out in the open. And the visible parts are there like an elephant in everyone's living room, but nobody notices them -- the 16th and 17th Amendments and fiat currency, all of which had their origin about the same time.
That is the visible part which is destroying what our founding fathers created.
So it matters not to me what the world conspirators are doing. My focus these days is help insure we don't let our gummint give away the store, to focus on repealing the 16th and 17, and scrapping the Fed. It's only money we owe ourselves anyway. Why foist such a system on our grandchildren and put them in involuntary servitude? I think it's time to write off the debt and get back to something more tangible as a medium of exchange rather than pretty-looking, but intrinsically worthless bills.
But even that may take a back burner if the chaos that is churning up around the world begins to sweep through our country. If that occurs, I believe we will all be in personal survival mode for a while and will have to be taking care of more pressing business.
FRegards --