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The Masons exist, the C. on Foreign Relations, Skull and Bones, the Military Industrial Complex, The klan and local gangs ALL exist, but world domination and a NWO do not. A NWO would first have to take down the Current Order and that is no easy task
Originally posted by VitriolAndAngst
reply to post by wasaka
I've saved your points here in my "keeper bin." .
There are quasi "Al Qaeda groups" all over the place. Something called the "mech" in Iran is working against their government and guess who is funding it.... Likely the untimely demise of our momentary ally Kaddaffi was because he knew a lot of corroborating information about all those torture sites he set up for our Military to scurry away our "enemy non-combatants."
"If Gaddafi had an intent to try to re-price his oil or whatever else the country was selling on the global market and accept something else as a currency or maybe launch a gold dinar currency, any move such as that would certainly not be welcomed by the power elite today, who are responsible for controlling the world's central banks," Anthony Wile, founder and Chief Editor of the Daily Bell told Russia Today in an interview back in May 2011. "So yes, that would certainly be something that would cause his immediate dismissal and the need for other reasons to be brought forward from moving him from power."
A retired four-star general, who has advised the Bush and Obama Administrations on national-security issues, said that he had been privately briefed in 2005 about the training of Iranians associated with the M.E.K. in Nevada by an American involved in the program. They got “the standard training,” he said, “in commo, crypto [cryptography], small-unit tactics, and weaponry—that went on for six months,” the retired general said. He also was told, he said, that the men doing the training were from JSOC, which, by 2005, had become a major instrument in the Bush Administration’s global war on terror.
Created in 1980 but reinvented in recent years, JSOC has grown from 1,800 troops prior to 9/11 to as many as 25,000, a number that fluctuates according to its mission. It has its own intelligence division, its own drones and reconnaissance planes, even its own dedicated satellites. Obscurity has been one of the unit’s hallmarks. When JSOC officers are working in civilian government agencies or U.S. embassies abroad, which they do often, they dispense with uniforms, unlike their other military comrades. In combat, they wear no name or rank identifiers.
Originally posted by VitriolAndAngst
reply to post by wasaka
Emmanuel Goldstein
...from what I can tell... there are probably more FBI agents pretending to be al Qaeda than actual Al Qaeda and it's all just an experiment for US security to pretend to be an adversary for the establishment. As soon as they can get some infiltrators in OWS -- they might criminalize this group as well, and have a permanent "security risk" which can succeed from time to time to keep dollars flowing for drones and jackbooted police officers with absolute power.
John Stewart's appearance was on crossfire when Tucker was on the right.
Kaddaffi was taken out for many reasons, chief among them the gold dinar
The "mech" group you are thinking of is M.E.K.
“Top Secret America: The Rise of the New American Security State,” by Washington Post reporters Dana Priest and William M. Arkin, chronicles JSOC’s spectacular rise...
After recruiting five of the dumbest crack heads in the city of
Cleveland and convincing them to “blow up a bridge”, the FBI
halted the operation just in time — a move that wasn’t too difficult
considering the FBI plotted the whole thing to begin with. Court
records reveal that three of the five suspects suffer from mental
health problems. The story starts out with this opening statement:
"One week in February, police were talking a suicidal Brandon
Baxter off a bridge. The following week, federal authorities say
he joined a plot to blow one up." LOL
Does it all make you want to scream - or do we adopt a zen like
attitude and understand that life is a video game?
I'd say you get my "best of ATS" so far this year.
How true, how true. Humor didn't work for me, so I just stopped working. I found I couldn't keep my big mouth shut lol lol. I cant work anyways because of a bad back. I just found out I have swollen/ bulging disks. Quite painful at times. The doc says I need a spine transplant. Well I doubt that's going to happen any time soon.
What gets me in trouble is opening my mouth at work.
Insult? The fact that you interpret my words (merely my perspective on the facts) as a personal affront simply reinforces what I intimated in my implication of Christianity-as-bringer-of-just-suffering. This is not the reaction of an enlightened mind, but a knee-jerk from one who still identifies with his flesh suit.
Originally posted by BBobb
Originally posted by seamus
reply to post by BBobb
sorry, mate. you missed the answer.
There is no bad guy. none!
Very few seers, as you call them, are willing to take the responsibility necessary to see that far up the chain of command. your christian faith does NOT serve you well, except in that it will inevitably bring the necessary suffering upon you to waken you further from the illusion of the "other".
You know, some in this thread have agreed whole heartedly, some have thanked me, some have disagreed respectfully, and some have disagreed in ways less than respectful, but I haven't found any post thus far to blatantly offer me insult until yours.
do you really think so? the way i see it, humans are so short-sighted, superstitious, oppressive, greedy, and lazy (by and large) that they are being kept back from all that for their own good. Cattle must not be permitted to trample the stars. Only when the truly upright are in the majority, will humanity be allowed to explore other worlds.
Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
reply to post by breakherlegs
That all depends on who "Me" is. And I believe you are right, the world really isn't the way it should be. We would have outpost on the moon and mars by now if it were.
Hah, you seem to know more about who the bad guys are then me. I've been refering to 'them' for about a decade without any idea who the bad guys really are. Just that the world isn't as it should be. I know never to trust the media, I don't eve watch television, listen to radio, read papers. Does terrible things to your head, man. >.< You seem to have it rather together
The bad guys are the ones who hold humanity back because of selfish reasons. No matter what station in life, solar system, they are in.
Originally posted by seamus
Insult? The fact that you interpret my words (merely my perspective on the facts) as a personal affront simply reinforces what I intimated in my implication of Christianity-as-bringer-of-just-suffering. This is not the reaction of an enlightened mind, but a knee-jerk from one who still identifies with his flesh suit.
Originally posted by BBobb
Originally posted by seamus
reply to post by BBobb
sorry, mate. you missed the answer.
There is no bad guy. none!
Very few seers, as you call them, are willing to take the responsibility necessary to see that far up the chain of command. your christian faith does NOT serve you well, except in that it will inevitably bring the necessary suffering upon you to waken you further from the illusion of the "other".
You know, some in this thread have agreed whole heartedly, some have thanked me, some have disagreed respectfully, and some have disagreed in ways less than respectful, but I haven't found any post thus far to blatantly offer me insult until yours.
For the record, I was really trying to point to the responsibility issue. Do You Take Responsbility? Of course you don't, or you wouldn't be interpreting my words as an insult. Divorce fact from feelings, my friend, and you will make swift progress.
yes, yes I do. I have lived with those cattle and even consider myself one. I have seen all the things they are capable of, if only given the proper stimulus. All the negativity you bring forth is only temporary in nature and will dissipate as soon as they are no longer treated as cattle, but respected for who and what they truly are, carriers of the light.
do you really think so? the way i see it, humans are so short-sighted, superstitious, oppressive, greedy, and lazy (by and large) that they are being kept back from all that for their own good. Cattle must not be permitted to trample the stars. Only when the truly upright are in the majority, will humanity be allowed to explore other worlds.
And who's opinion will this judgment be made? Truly upright to what standard, who's standard? Yours? The Ancient Gods of Rome and Greece? Lord God of the Bible? The Returning Savior? Or maybe even your own judgment? Well, thank you for your bit of insight. Say, what God or Gods do you humble yourself to?
Only when the truly upright are in the majority, will humanity be allowed to explore other worlds.
Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
reply to post by wasaka
What gets me in trouble is opening my mouth at work.
How true, how true. Humor didn't work for me, so I just stopped working.
wasaka thank you for your enlightenment, it makes the time bearable.
The most important thing is not that you try to convince anybody of the truth that you see. What is really important is that you are truthful with yourself."
~Adyashanti, "The End of Your World"
Originally posted by VitriolAndAngst
It's hard to even CARE about these terrorism alerts. I figure in another year or two, the FBI is going to have to let a few Terrorists succeed because the public is fickle and kind of board with this stuff.