interesting video about what is going on in the world.

I like this channel, truthunedited. He breaks down a lot of topics like the economy, freemasonry, and the Bible and religious and political topics. Most of his videos have a religious angle to them. He has a video about breaking out of the matrix which explains how the "men who built America" (Rockefeller, Morgan, etc) actually created this system of financial servitude, and videos on the Rockefeller education scheme and their contributions to medicine.

But this video which I am sharing kind of ties all the topics together, explaining how he was having a conversation with a friend who thought all the events going on in the world are financially motivated. Rich get richer. He explains how the people at the top of the pyramid create the money and control the banks so money is of no concern to them. Then debunks the claim that these are all measures to gain more control, as those at the top already control everything. He brings up the rich "philanthropists" who put funding behind causes that further the globalist agenda. He talks about how everything that is happening now in the world is aiming to create the new world order where lucifer, the light bearer is in control. He quotes David Rockefeller's memoir where Rockefeller says he is basically part of a cabal guilty of attempting to control the world and usher in the one world order and he is proud of it.

He also explains how pop culture and fake pastors are creating this ideology that everyone worships the same God and that is not accurate and is only an attempt to create a one world belief system. Mentioning that many people have been deceived by religion and churches, which were created to deceive and divide and asks, who is your master?

I watched a large portion of this earlier today. It was pretty good. I agree with a lot of it

I know religion has been watered down plenty into something that resembles do as thou wilt an awful lot in some cases.

a reply to: visitedbythem

It wasn't my favorite. I think you have to have watched his other videos that he referenced in the video in order to fully understand what he is talking about, but I thought it was a good basic explanation. I agree with a lot of what says but I think it may be a bridge too far for anyone who doesn't believe in God.

a reply to: ketsuko

Exactly. The thing is... these people who believe are all very well meaning, they are just accidental satanists. They don't even realize they are being tricked.

originally posted by: Chalcedony
a reply to: ketsuko

Exactly. The thing is... these people who believe are all very well meaning, they are just accidental satanists. They don't even realize they are being tricked.

It's all in the name of not being mean. No one wants to be mean. I get that, but you can't not be mean at the expense of losing your perspective on right and wrong.

a reply to: Chalcedony

If mixing god into the mix rocks his boat, fine

Follow the money gives you an important spiderweb to understand much of the going ons

a reply to: Terpene

That is the main point, get the information out there, get people interested in learning more on their own because I think information people learn for themselves sinks in deeper than what anyone could tell or show them.

a reply to: Chalcedony

I wonder if you follow the money trail all the way, would it entail religious structure that proclaim to be God's foundation on earth?

I didn't watch any of his clips, does he ever go there?

a reply to: Terpene

Yes that is a big theme. That churches and religions were created to deceive and lead people toward Satan. If that is what you mean. Like Joel Osteen types, even celebrities who claim they are Christian are not actually Christian, they have all been deceived. He has a video about the black boulee which I think got removed from YouTube but it talks about how freemasonry has completely infiltrated black churches and universities and it is portrayed as a good thing but is actually not, etc.

a reply to: Chalcedony

That is not entirely true. If you read the letters of Revelation to the churches, while every church has a danger of falling except for Philadelphia, it is also true that every person in all those churches also has a chance to come out of them and win through if they see the particular weakness of their church and persist in their faith nonetheless.

I am in some basic agreement with the vid's author, but...

His reference to Isaiah 14:12-14 ignores the into in verse 4, that the whole section is a proverb against the king of Babylon. It's just one of many false assertions of "See, there's the devil!" We see it again in Ezekiel 28, but here it's the king of Tyre.

The video overplays the devil/Satan/Lucifer/hell bit. I find Satan, if real at all, to be a rather minor character who God keeps on a short leash. I don't find convincing proof of "hell" at all.

Our reality is a hierarchy, if the creation narratives in the Bible are properly understood, rather than the Church's overworked Heaven versus Hell, with mankind in the middle as a contested prize.

Satanic worshipers do not make Satan a reality.

a reply to: Lazarus Short

I am on the fence about the religious aspects. I would like to think that even if people don't believe in Satan or God that they can still see how obvious it is that very few people control everything and are pushing our society into these more and more progressively globalist, one world order agendas. Whether it is Satan or just a really bad person or small group of people who hold all the power.

a reply to: Lazarus Short

Babylon is referenced in Revelation and connected to the end. Is it the same Babylon in the Old Testament? No, but it's a concept enough like it that the prophets of those days would have understood and used the reference. There is nothing new under the sun no matter how much we like to think ourselves advanced and evolved.

The structure of the pyramid with it's successive layers seems to be beyond dispute. But it is the capstone at the very top which holds the most fascination. Is it the transformation point between the physical and the metaphysical and into the occult and spiritual dimension?

I do envisage the beings of the second highest level paying obeisance to whatever is represented by the capstone and the all-seeing eye.

Lucifer is allegedly (a dark) angel of light. But that light creates delusion as it is not the original true source of light. It is reflected light.

"...but the sun is eclipsed by the moon."

This picture reminds me of the capstone:



"What is the dark side of the moon a metaphor for? It's a metaphor for darkness, the darkness (or different ideas) that can destroy all of the positive emotions and ideas that are a part of humanity. In effect the darkness represents insanity. But like in reality the light portrayed by the moon is really an illusion."

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a reply to: HilterDayon

Supposedly Lucifer was one of God's most splendid creations for an angel, but in his pride, he thought that made him God's equal or even better, and that was what led to his fall because it was not true.

So yes, what you say can fit. The light was a reflection of God's glory and none of Lucifer's own.

and then there's David Vose with hundreds of hours making perfect sense explaining how Yahweh is the devil and how being under the law of Moses is a curse

Babylon = the money, banking and debt construct that was, is and continues, destroying what it means to be spiritual and self-aware. Babylon is a concept made systemic construct and not a place.

Self-awareness might help people continue to understand both dark and light lives in us all. Our choices and decisions, every step of the way, paints a picture, creates a tapestry of everything we are in the All.

The world is darkening and we are all responsible.

That there are some who've actively chosen the dark path does not mean the rest of us are somehow made pure.

What a convenient word, "God", so versatile ... Originally it is "I" (e.g., Je in French, Io in Italian, Ja in Russian, all sounding like the abbreviation "Jah" of Yahweh the meaning of which is "I become".)

There are as many Gods as there are Is ... One should spell it out: my God is Jesus Christ, Son of the Father who in turn is the Son. Allah (i.e., Mahomet, who is, in contravention of the Koran's injunctions, frequently associated with his god) isn't my God: he has no progeny nor is begotten.

The aim of this madness, for the more higher-ups, isn't so much the NWO as the undoing of this generation i.e., the end of the current iteration of the cycle.

Sometimes around 2033 things will turn out abundantly obvious, too late for most.

a reply to: Takemikazuchi

The reason is, he who sees or knows God can only be God himself. So, when one sees him, he says "I." The problem is, a word, an essence, a knowledge is, of course, a substitute for fact, it virtualizes its object. For example, confessing a sin undoes it, cancels it.

When, confronted by God's sight you cannot but speak "him", i.e., yourself since only I know I, singing your song of praise: "I", what you do then, in fact, is you burp yourself out as a word, you breathe your last word and die. You weren't quite God after all, He is already beyond. Rebelote in later generations.

To desire to go to paradise you must ignore what it means for that knowledge will substitute itself for the fact of the kingdom of heaven.