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Originally posted by kb63108
Granted, I'm a newbie and all ...
But just a general thought in my quite humble noob opinion
When ya'll use the word 'sheeple' I roll my eyes.
ATS users are intelligent ... can't we express our opinions without using outdated buzzwords? Sheeple? Really?
Come on. Your post was so interesting, but I nearly just skipped over it because of your title choice.
Originally posted by Maxmars
reply to post by SpartanKingLeonidas
Please accept that no offense was intended. Your position is clear and within it's context absolutely valid. My comment was more to support the notion that casual viewers, or those unfamiliar, will take the term in a discouraging manner and deprive them of the valuable research you have done.
I simply propose that we should avoid being 'Alex Jones-ish' in describing such theories and facts because the trend of 'yellow journalistic' editorialism has tainted the waters, and thus repels rather than attracts the uninitiated.
Originally posted by kb63108
Granted, I'm a newbie and all ...
But just a general thought in my quite humble noob opinion
When ya'll use the word 'sheeple' I roll my eyes.
ATS users are intelligent ... can't we express our opinions without using outdated buzzwords? Sheeple? Really?
Come on. Your post was so interesting, but I nearly just skipped over it because of your title choice.
Originally posted by Maxmars
...I can tell you, very honestly, that I have NOT based any assertion I have made on Alex Jones' work
Insofar as your comments on the history of the ascent of the Rotschild empire and the fate of King Edward, your opinions are based on 'everyone knows.' Really? I suggest that you have not even seriously considered the sources of 'everyone knows.' The Higher Education system has been suspect ed of 'molding' accepted history for more than a century, just because 'they' say so, most definitely does NOT make it so
Original research is not an easy task, but if you were to engage in some...
...you might find that you will become uncomfortable with some of the editorial liberties your 'everyone' has taken with history. People, not necessarily you, are often quite ignorant of just how 'malleable' history can be to the established historian. Find a professor, and ask if he or she agrees with everything history says 'i.e. everyone knows.' I would be surprised if you found a total conformist anywhere among them
There were severe reservations regarding the German-royal connection, these were not available for 'public consumption' can you imagine if they had been? - We know only from the insiders who wrote memoirs - should we disregard their personal accounts because it doesn't fit with what 'everybody knows'?
The Waterloo Battle story was QUITE real, just because you can't imagine how it could be turned for Rotschild profit doesn't mean it wasn't.
While you proffer that 99% was in private hands you fail to mention how many hands those were...
also, what was the actual capital amount in question and who ended up losing economic relevance while the Rotschild family's grew
There is no simple way to enumerate the impact it had because if it had been a simple matter it probably would have been easily thwarted
I nevertheless agree that Alex Jones appears somewhat self-serving
...but I accept this as the price for focusing on a single person to explore these unusually secretive and high-powered gatherings. I don't expect anything from his work, and should it prove something - then so much the better
But to sit on our hands while 'every knows' is the phrase of the day is a bit too trusting for me. Too many agendas, too many power brokers, too many people dedicated to aggrandizing themselves and lusting for power and wealth exists for me to just assume - 'it's no skin off my nose' let it be
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
Well, I always wonder why no one contacts any of these individuals and confronts them. Here's Condoleeza Rice's work address and the main switchboard phone number from the Department of State's website.
Have at it.
Department of State Website
U.S. Department of State
2201 C Street NW
Washington, DC 20520
202-647-4000
Tell her that her "secret meeting" with the Bilderberger's is close to breaking the Logan Act.
I bet she doesn't flinch since Bush doesn't seem to care about the laws that he's trampled as well as the U.S. Constitution.
So, this is in essence a poll. Are you for, or against this, do you know or not know about this, and what are your opinions or non-opinions of it?
Rate this as a 1 to 10,...1 being you do not believe it, 10 being you know about it.
Rate this as A to Z,...A being this is the beginning, 10 being it is the end.
Originally posted by Temujinna
Interesting that the Bilderberg Group met on the day the stock market dumped over 400 points! (June 5th, 2008) Another website (RestoretheRepublic.com) recommends that everybody take their money out of their banks by June 10th.
I have not further investigated, but an interview they did from a former Federal Reserve banker indicated that the world banking system is about stealing your money and your liberty.
We are at threat more by the Banking system than we are from an invasion of any kind. (Other than the Chinese looking across the pond at they way we live, and thinking, "Hey, I want some of that!")
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
I just posted this over on there two threads, and since it is one quote I put there, I thought I would share it here as well :
Blackwater : Right-Wing Conservative America, Whether You Like It Or Not...
United States Quits Human Rights Council
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
I just posted this over on this thread here :
United States Quits Human Rights Council
This really should concern a lot of American citizens in that if we as a nation are stepping away from an important Council like this, it only spells disaster for America.
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
If the United States had stepped away from the Human Rights Council, that can only really mean one thing. That being that the U.S. Government is not going to acknowledge human rights in open quarters, since it is already not acknowledging it behind closed doors, with the C.I.A. Black sights, where there is torture going on in the name of our freedoms, but via a surrogate country doing the actual torturing.
For instance I mention waterboarding in this thread :
G.I.Jane vs Rendition...Hollywood vs Reality...Training vs Torture...WATERBOARDING
One of, and I mean one of My sources of some of this information was this book :
Ghost Plane: The True Story of the CIA Torture Program
As well as this book also :
Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army
Which I reference in this thread here :
Blackwater : Right-Wing Conservative America, Whether You Like It Or Not...
Originally posted by rezial666
reply to post by FewWorldOrder
I dont see any Russian, Japanese or Chinese attendees - odd - for that matter any from the arabaic states
Originally posted by SpartanKingLeonidas
Anyone else seen this?
www.verichip.com...
The link states it's a Medical Trademark of Korea. Is this a hoax? There's an e-mail address as well.