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How many threads and posts before the olympics did people say something big and bad was going to happen? I haven't seen a single person who said that come back and say man I was wrong and i'm sorry if I scared anyone instead it's just some excuse or just never bringing it up again. This happens way too often in the conspiracy theory world from normal people to popular show hosts.
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by nancyliedersdeaddog
How many threads and posts before the olympics did people say something big and bad was going to happen? I haven't seen a single person who said that come back and say man I was wrong and i'm sorry if I scared anyone instead it's just some excuse or just never bringing it up again. This happens way too often in the conspiracy theory world from normal people to popular show hosts.
How many times has a weatherman predicted a bad storm/hurricane/etc, and it wasn't as bad as they said it would be or missed the area altogether? We don't demand that they go on the air and apologize-"Hey, sorry I scared you with that bad weather talk."
Same thing.
As for the alarmists predicting horror at the olympics, well, they'll just forget that and move onto the next upcoming event, and sooner or later when something bad does happen they're all over it with "I told you so's". I've seen this conspiracy amnesia in quite a few people, the build up, the warnings, the dire predictions, the 'wake up sheeple' rhetoric.......then nothing. There then follows a brief period of quiescence and on to the next event or happening. What is new about this particular farce is that now the nutbags are saying 'we won', and man, I gotta laugh, that has to be the most retarded concept I've ever heard of. Sad, naive, pathetic, deluded idiots.
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by nancyliedersdeaddog
How many threads and posts before the olympics did people say something big and bad was going to happen? I haven't seen a single person who said that come back and say man I was wrong and i'm sorry if I scared anyone instead it's just some excuse or just never bringing it up again. This happens way too often in the conspiracy theory world from normal people to popular show hosts.
How many times has a weatherman predicted a bad storm/hurricane/etc, and it wasn't as bad as they said it would be or missed the area altogether? We don't demand that they go on the air and apologize-"Hey, sorry I scared you with that bad weather talk."
Same thing.
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by seabhac-rua
As for the alarmists predicting horror at the olympics, well, they'll just forget that and move onto the next upcoming event, and sooner or later when something bad does happen they're all over it with "I told you so's". I've seen this conspiracy amnesia in quite a few people, the build up, the warnings, the dire predictions, the 'wake up sheeple' rhetoric.......then nothing. There then follows a brief period of quiescence and on to the next event or happening. What is new about this particular farce is that now the nutbags are saying 'we won', and man, I gotta laugh, that has to be the most retarded concept I've ever heard of. Sad, naive, pathetic, deluded idiots.
Yes "we won." People didn't die (except for the 7 missing Cameroonians who may have been sacrificed.)
As for the rest, like 7/7 happened after and in the pattern of 9/11 (drills the day of, etc.) there is likely to be another "terrorist" attack, but, like the Underwear Bomber was escorted onto the plane in Detroit without a passport by a man in a suit, you can guarantee that the "terrorists" aren't who we are led to believe they are. As long as the dark cabal runs things behind the scenes you can bet there will be another horror someplace and the people who call it ahead of time will do so because they saw and read the signs, not because they "got lucky."
The real "Sad, naive, pathetic, deluded idiots" are the ones like yourself that miss the signs altogether.
edit on 26-8-2012 by coyotepoet because: (no reason given)
Signs of what? I'll tell you what....nothing. Sacrificed? You need help, seriously. Citing nefarious activity is fine retrospectively, however it does not excuse some of the hysterical nonsense 'predicted' on here. As far as to 'winning'.....yes, sad, pathetic, what a lame get out, I mean seriously it has to be the lamest excuse for not being right about something I've ever heard in my life, and it points to one thing, paranoid delusion, which is what you should tell your shrink you are suffering from when they eventually commit you, it'll save time with diagnosis
Originally posted by seabhac-rua
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by nancyliedersdeaddog
Actually they sometimes do.
As for the alarmists predicting horror at the olympics, well, they'll just forget that and move onto the next upcoming event, and sooner or later when something bad does happen they're all over it with "I told you so's".
I've seen this conspiracy amnesia in quite a few people, the build up, the warnings, the dire predictions, the 'wake up sheeple' rhetoric.......then nothing happens. There then follows a brief period of quiescence where the person seems to erase their memory of all this hysterical fear mongering, and on to the next event or happening. What is new about this particular farce is that now the nutbags are saying 'we won', and man, I gotta laugh, that has to be the most retarded concept I've ever heard of. Sad, naive, pathetic, deluded idiots.
edit on 26-8-2012 by seabhac-rua because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by seabhac-rua
Signs of what? I'll tell you what....nothing. Sacrificed? You need help, seriously. Citing nefarious activity is fine retrospectively, however it does not excuse some of the hysterical nonsense 'predicted' on here. As far as to 'winning'.....yes, sad, pathetic, what a lame get out, I mean seriously it has to be the lamest excuse for not being right about something I've ever heard in my life, and it points to one thing, paranoid delusion, which is what you should tell your shrink you are suffering from when they eventually commit you, it'll save time with diagnosis
Numerological signs for one. As for the mental health issues-I've had my Masters and been a practicing therapist for close to 12 years. I've spent close to two decades involved in various "secret societies" OTO, Rosicrucians, and a few more, studying the occult-including numerology and paying attention. How much time have you spent studying the occult? How well educated are you? Apparently enough that you can make a judgement on my mental health based on your brilliant mind, years of study, and small minded assumptions of how the world really works.
edit on 26-8-2012 by coyotepoet because: (no reason given)
Well, sounds like 2 decades of studying whatever didn't pay off did it? And yes, if you believe that some major horror event at the olympics was averted by some youtube videos and a few threads started on here by kids who can't spell very well, then yes you need to sit down and have a talk with a professional mate.
Dee straddled the worlds of science and magic just as they were becoming distinguishable. One of the most learned men of his age, he had been invited to lecture on advanced algebra at the University of Paris while still in his early twenties. Dee was an ardent promoter of mathematics and a respected astronomer, as well as a leading expert in navigation, having trained many of those who would conduct England's voyages of discovery.
Simultaneously with these efforts, Dee immersed himself in the worlds of magic, astrology and Hermetic philosophy. He devoted much time and effort in the last thirty years or so of his life to attempting to commune with angels in order to learn the universal language of creation and bring about the pre-apocalyptic unity of mankind.
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by seabhac-rua
Signs of what? I'll tell you what....nothing. Sacrificed? You need help, seriously. Citing nefarious activity is fine retrospectively, however it does not excuse some of the hysterical nonsense 'predicted' on here. As far as to 'winning'.....yes, sad, pathetic, what a lame get out, I mean seriously it has to be the lamest excuse for not being right about something I've ever heard in my life, and it points to one thing, paranoid delusion, which is what you should tell your shrink you are suffering from when they eventually commit you, it'll save time with diagnosis
Numerological signs for one. As for the mental health issues-I've had my Masters and been a practicing therapist for close to 12 years. I've spent close to two decades involved in various "secret societies" OTO, Rosicrucians, and a few more, studying the occult-including numerology and paying attention. How much time have you spent studying the occult? How well educated are you? Apparently enough that you can make a judgement on my mental health based on your brilliant mind, years of study, and small minded assumptions of how the world really works. Also, how many real rituals have you conducted? I've conducted enough in the last 20 years that I know a ritual when I see one.
edit on 26-8-2012 by coyotepoet because: (no reason given)
Well, for me, I like to conduct a ritual out of making a cup of tea, so to answer your question, I'd say I've conducted three today and roughly about 10,000 in my lifetime.
Ok, on a more serious note, yes I have been present at a few 'rituals' in my life. And I do believe that there are people who do go about practicing esoteric occult-ish things. Do I believe there is a 'dark cabal' behind something like 9/11, no. Unless your description of a dark cabal would come to mean something like the military industrial complex.
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by seabhac-rua
Well, for me, I like to conduct a ritual out of making a cup of tea, so to answer your question, I'd say I've conducted three today and roughly about 10,000 in my lifetime.
While you are technically correct that tea is a behavioral ritual, I was referring specifically to magickal rituals. How many of those have you conducted?
Go on then tell us what you do when you conduct a magickal ritual? How many Cameroonians would you get through in an average bloodletting then?
In our example we choose for our intention the attainment of increased spiritual awareness. By referring to a set of "tables of correspondences" (we will use those published by Dion Fortune in her Mystical Qabalah) we find that this goal is governed by the activities of the sixth Sephirah --Tiphareth or Beauty.
Thus we may proceed to compose a ritual using Tiphareth's correspondences. Our temple and altar, therefore, will be draped in yellow and golden colors, the color of Tiphareth in Briah.(If we are working in another of the four Kabalistic worlds, we use the color of that world). Tiphareth is the sixth station on the Tree of Life. The number six should therefore be used, perhaps in the knocks, circumambulations, or the number of candles. Our incense would be olibanum, frankincense or cinnamon, the incenses of Tiphareth and the Sun. We would wear yellow robes and upon our breast we would display a golden (or gold colored) six sided lamen, bearing the symbol of the Sun. If our wardrobe does not include ten robes of ten main Tree of Life colors, with sub-colors for the different Kabalistic worlds, we can imagine the color of the robe and have a small patch of the appropriate color in the ritual space.
As far as seeing occult symbolism at the olympics, I take that stuff which a huge pinch salt, just like when I read that Lady Gaga has illuminati stuff in one of her videos, as far as I'm concerned that is the realm of thought best left to those who live in that realm.
So pray tell, why/how do you believe that the hand of terror was stayed at the olympics then?
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by seabhac-rua
As far as seeing occult symbolism at the olympics, I take that stuff which a huge pinch salt, just like when I read that Lady Gaga has illuminati stuff in one of her videos, as far as I'm concerned that is the realm of thought best left to those who live in that realm.
This is true. These days it is really hard to tell what is "real" symbology and what is just put there because it is a popular cultural theme at the moment.
So pray tell, why/how do you believe that the hand of terror was stayed at the olympics then?
I see several possibilities:
1) The ritual was never about a "terrorist attack" in the first place and it accomplished what it intended (whatever that is.)
2) The idea of a false flag was played up and encouraged intentionally to discredit those calling conspiracy
3) The symbology is a part of a bigger ritual that has not completed yet (my personal favorite right now is the ParaOlympics continuation as it ends on 9/9-28 days (Danny Boyle) after the Olympics closing ceremonies)
4) They didn't go forward with whatever they were planning because people were aware of it and talking about it enough beforehand that if something were to happen, the "hidden hand" would risk exposure.
My favorites at this point are 2 and 3
Number 4, this is what this thread is about and man, it still makes me chuckle to think that people think this is credible, I mean c'mon, how many people, worldwide, took the 'whateveryouwannacallit olympic conspiracy' seriously? And do you think these 'whoeveryouwannacallem' people would give a crap about what this small group of chicken littles are saying?
Unbeknownst to most Americans, a thermonuclear weapon was to be detonated on Live TV at Super Bowl XLV in Dallas, Texas on February 6, 2011. The story surrounding the failed nuclear terror plot is revolutionary in and of itself, and it is currently being censored from both mainstream and alternative news sites. Despite the media blockade, it is only a matter of time before members of the Bush and Obama administration are indicted for conspiracy to commit nuclear terrorism.
The Nuclear Bible
On February 1, 2011, Julian Assange of Wikileaks revealed to the world via leaked classified diplomatic documents that Al-Qaida was on the brink of using a nuclear bomb and that the West was on the verge of a “Nuclear 9/11″. What the diplomatic documents failed to mention was actual target, date and location of the upcoming nuclear terror attack.
Published 4 days prior on January 28, 2011, David Chase Taylor’s free ebook, entitled The Nuclear Bible, specifically named Super Bowl XLV on February 6, 2011, in Dallas, Texas, as the target, date and location of the impending nuclear terror attack. After publishing The Nuclear Bible, Taylor conducted multiple radio interviews and phoned numerous intelligence and law enforcement agencies throughout America to personally ensure that no acts of terror were conducted on the American people. Based on the sudden interest in Taylor by U.S. intelligence services, Taylor, anticipating retaliation and fearing for his life, applied for political asylum in Switzerland on March 8, 2011.
It’s ok to be wrong, so long as you have an ample and justified reason to speak out. As noted historian Webster Tarpley once said, “The point of predicting a terror event is not to say after the fact, look how smart I am. That is despicable. The point of it is to prevent it from happening. Your goal is to be wrong and make yourself wrong. That’s the whole point. To be wrong is to be successful when you’ve identified something serious.”
5. Private Security Firms
In order to eliminate threats, maintain control, and tie up any loose ends, private security contractors are hired to monitor and control key locations surrounding false-flag events. Naturally, Blackwater is always a suspect.
Originally posted by coyotepoet
reply to post by seabhac-rua
As for the people in power being into this sort of thing I always like pointing to Queen Elizabeth and her affiliation with John Dee at the time when "commoners" were being burned at the stake for doing the same thing. And he makes a great argument that one can be really smart and still believe in the occult: