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Originally posted by LoveisanArt
reply to post by Consequence
Whats the point of asking ats members? We are just as left in the dark as you.
Isnt it weird that the majority of US and Britiain rulers are related, the family tree goes back to King Arthur? Isnt it weird that in a modern society, we still have Queens, Princes, Princeesses and other royal 'statuses'??
Maybe that is a start to answer your question. OR those families who own 95% of the income, we call them the 1%. Rothchilds, Rockefella, Bildergerg group... these families have all the riches anyone could dream of. I dont think money really matters to them, it seems money was their creation, they are after something else. Maybe .. population control??
Which starts by making the populations belive an a false aspect of reality.. These families own the largest and richest corperations, oil companies, banks and so on..
Your on Ats, try to keep up
Originally posted by LoveisanArt
A list of 117 top scientists dead... "ahem"... assassinated so far (and rising)., page 1
Dont forget popes and presidents
Originally posted by Consequence
Wouldn't the killing of popes and presidents contradict with the "people with high positions are from a certain family and they are chosen by people in even higher positions"?
How about they got killed because of political hatred? "Like normal".
Originally posted by wmd_2008
The story of King Arthur is folklore ,stories no real proof he really existed
So how can family trees be traced back to him
Originally posted by ErgoTheConclusion
When playing chess do you not sometimes sacrifice a knight in order to take out a queen or trap the king?
Originally posted by Consequence
Originally posted by ErgoTheConclusion
When playing chess do you not sometimes sacrifice a knight in order to take out a queen or trap the king?
Of course. Political hatred can come from one's own side as well.
Originally posted by ErgoTheConclusion
The point is the "public" did not know about and were not versed in understanding what an atomic bomb was much less the implications until *after* they had already been created and used on living people.
Originally posted by Consequence
I don't know in how many more ways I can say this. The scientific community IS public. Scientists are mere mortals, you can walk into any university and talk to professors, you can contact scientists, talk to them.
It's not my problem if the "public" isn't interested. The people who are interested (mostly scientists) do take part of the information that is shared.
I ask you again, who makes sure that the satellites orbiting around the moon are censored, regardless of the origin of the named satellites? Who are the photo-shoppers?
"For the most part, doctors and civil servants simply did their jobs. Some merely followed orders, others worked for the glory of science." -- Dr John Heller, Director of the Public Health Service's Division of Venereal Diseases
Originally posted by LoveisanArt
reply to post by Consequence
If your a disinfo agent or some weirdo trying to derail this video..
You are wasting your time trying to go against everything..
But keep your argument and fight to yourself. You can lock that false perception and negative energy within your own being.. you dont need to distribute it through the internet.
Your not even responding to the OP or the topic at hand, so stop responding and get a life?
Scientists can't lie to the "public", because science is public. It cannot function without being public.
Originally posted by Panic2k11
reply to post by Consequence
Scientists can't lie to the "public", because science is public. It cannot function without being public.
I gave you a star by the intention but you got it a bit wrong. Scientists can lie to the public, for instance by falsifying information
...things that were already peer-reviewed, as it wouldn't be scientific information otherwise.