I suggest all anti-Western conspiracies constitute a European-liberal conspiracy to undermine our Western superiority. Follow me to understand why.

When I was loading a Wikipedia page about Judaism, my Internet connection froze. Opera had only loaded 9/11 elements of the page. JEWS DID 9/11!!1! Well, of course. If you're convinced about a belief, you tend to see proof of that belief everywhere, because there's a need within most people to constantly re-assert their personal opinions. If you hate America or Israel, or just dissatisfied with life in general, you'll find every opportunity to "reveal" conspiracy proof that they destroy the world.

That's the psychological explanation. But the reason to why we're seeing so much doomsday conspiracy thinking going on today may be of an ideological nature. Let's review the main targets of Western conspiracy beliefs:

• (Pax) America(na)
• Israel/Jews
• Capitalism
• Transnational organizations
• Populist greenism

What these groups, institutions and belief systems all have in common is success and status quo. They are powerful norms in all Western societies. America is still a world super power. Israel is backed by America, and Eastern-European Jews are still highly successful as a group. Capitalism has not only won the West over, it's winning ground where we never thought it would (China has recently even recognized a form of private property right). Transnational organizations like IMF, UN, EU and WHO are as powerful as ever. Greenism is dominant in every branch of industry today.

People who subscribe to Western conspiracy theories revolving around these targets also oppose the norms that currently support the Western power dominance. But instead of simply criticizing the power norms, which is healthy for everyone to do, conspiracists take it one step further: if we're against the West, and group X is too, we ally with X. This explains how young white people living arm chair lifestyles can blog on Facebook about how cool Russia is, why "mixed economies" are better than capitalism, why Israelis are Nazis, and how global warming is a religion that aims at controlling the world. It's an arm chair POV, because it bears little or no relation to reality. It's ideological fiction.

But by calling for revolution instead of internal criticism, we undermine our own position in the world and leave ourselves vulnerable to open fire from enemies abroad. This is how 9/11 happened--not because we were all-mighty and powerful. We all know Anglo-America pretty much is. It happened because while we were all-mighty and powerful, we were displaying signs of weakness. The weakness of not being willing to demonstrate that power. It's kindergarten psychology at a foreign policy level: you may be strong as a horse, but if you're afraid of fighting, someone else will figure you're a loser and hit you.

That weakness is liberalism, mainly European in form, but today transforming into mainstream politics in America through the Obamarama meme. Liberalism has turned against the founding principles of its own civilization by divide & conquer logic. Diversity instead of unity. Government instead of culture. Immigration instead of family. Commerce instead of faith. Chaos instead of authority. Anti-Western conspiracy theories all thrive on the inherent civilizational weakness the West is currently displaying in the face if its much weaker, but ballsy enemies. It's a crowd of people psychologically opposed to the status quo. I criticize, but defend, this status quo.

I'm a part of it and I believe in it. It's my sincerest belief that if You will, too, we can rise above our internal weaknesses and cast the liberal conspiracy behind us. It requires us to be able to appreciate the life we have here and now, for all its faults. We don't want to live under religious laws, we don't want the government to control every aspect of our lives to make us "safer," we don't want to live in poverty and unemployment, we don't want to wake up in chaotic multicultural suburbs without future...we reject the anti-Western sentiment, because it is self-destructive. We thrive because we constitute a superior culture. We don't necessarily believe in forcing other people to be a part of that culture, but by example, and through force if needed, we will assert and uphold it as our way of life.