I'm not going to take myself as a good viewpoint for politics. And of course I respect everyone's opinion.
But opinions are not truth. The truth is not an opinion, and the possibility that someone doesn't know it doesn't make it any less true. It's another point entirely that reality can be seen from so many fucking perspectives that you can take that truth to better suit your interests (and that's when opinions should and must be considered).
But after all this years, to not take in consideration that MK Ultra was a real program carried out by CIA on the 50's (supposedly publicly discovered and halted in the 70's), that some of the most powerful politicians and personalities make some weird kind of cult every year at Bohemian Grove, that Pizzagate is such a clusterfuck of evidence of something really weird is going on, that the first person to win the EU "Carlomagno" prize was a jewish man who said jew people should rule a Europe that was a mix of any other "inferior race" (Praktischer Idealismus, 1925, though I think it's very difficult to find the book, dunno if US will have it differently), and more incidentally, that Kubrick movies such as Eyes Wide Shut that noticeably point to other conspiracies, along with the very important and official CIA document sent to important figures at the time so that they could discredit anyone who said the official account of Kennedy's assassination was unbeliebable and which "coined" the "Conspiracy theorists" (I haven't find any proof that makes it clear it was the first time it was used, but it does appear, and you can easily find it on the Internet)... to not take in consideration this, it to discuss a 50% of the question.
Which doesn't mean it's not necessary, but more like understanding what the fuck this is would be like opening a window to a house up until then looked upon blindly.
I say this as truly an ignorant, and I sadly don't find myself to answer any doubts raised by this post, but my point maintains: it is necessary to understand the matter discussed before discussing it. It's also to vent a bit, though.