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burntheships
1. While it is against federal law that PSYOP be directed against the U.S. citizen, is it, and has it ever been used by U.S. military or known or unknown U.S. agencies on U.S. soil, against or involving U.S. citizens?
2. What is your personal thought regarding the justification and morality of use of PSYOP on any person, regardless of thier national citizenship, not the least being use of PSYOP by U.S. military or U.S. agency on
a United States Citizen?
maquino
Willtell
What’s your take on 911?
I was sitting in a dentist's chair getting my teeth whitened while the whole 9/11 thing was happening on the little television over my head. The moment I saw the two towers drop neatly into their footprints, one right after the other, I thought, "OK, demolition," and that was that as far as I was concerned. [Found out later that Building 7 did the same thing just for the hell of it.]
All of the tortured official explanations and Popular Science & Discovery Channel slickjobs didn't impress me any more than the Warren Commission soft-shoe a few decades earlier. State-of-the-art skyscrapers just don't do that because a plane hits the top, period.
What we're dealing with here is the phenomenon of popular belief systems. Every society has its own fetishes and taboos, and the USA is no different. Within a given society, a F or T is never defined as such; rather it's a reality which everyone takes for granted. It can be something like "only women wear dresses" [although here in San Francisco don't be too sure]. Indeed some taboos are so essential to the national consciousness that it's heresy to even acknowledge their existence or call them "taboos".
The big one here is of course: "The United States never kills or allows to be killed its own people." It's taken for granted that lots of other countries do this, for instance in Latin America, but never here!
So the problem with 9/11 is that unless you swallow the official story, you're stuck running up against this supertaboo, and people simply can't/won't go there.
If you visit the various "9/11 truth" websites, they're very good at poking holes in the official story, but they all stub their toes when the problem of alternative implications raises its supertaboo head. Technologically the USA is the most advanced country in the world. Emotionally it's firmly entrenched in Norman Rockwell.
Indeed this is much like religious conviction. A few years ago an Army captain on my staff set out to save my soul and convert me to Christianity. While I appreciated his good intentions, I had taught Western Philosophy at the university level for many years, and knew much more about the subject than he did. Noticed that John Romer's superb history of the Holy Bible Testament was running on PBS. Told him that like me he'd find it utterly fascinating. A week or so later I asked him how he was enjoying it. He said he'd stopped watching it after a few minutes. What had happened, I realized, was that archæologist Romer was explaining and touring all of the concepts and places from earlier & contemporary antiquity that had fed into what would become the J/C Bible, and this blew all the fuses in the captain's head. For him it started and stopped as the literal Word of God that sprang exclusively and spontaneously from that entity. Anything else was Orwellian Crimethink.
Do I know who really did 9/11? No. Do I know why it was done? The prima facie induction is that it gave the Bush Administration a blank check to do everything that came next: wars, Patriot Act, etc.
In the field of PSYOP such things are not analyzed or judged morally, just cause-and-effectly. Once of the consequences of being a PSYOP officer is that you wind up seeing the whole damn world this way, with all of the moral, patriotic, religious, etc. overlays (fetishes, sacred cows, taboos) as "just part of the show". It doesn't even make you cynical, because cynicism requires something to be outraged against. Instead you become numb. That's the real, the serious danger, because the thing that is divine in the human soul is the ability to apprehend, and to desire, and to affirm, the Good. If we lose this, we are nothing.
maquino
wishes
Many would say most of our world leaders use dark spells to enslave the masses and it seems there is some evidence to support this.
Most world leaders wouldn't know an authentic Black Magic spell if it bit them in the ass. Which is probably a good thing, considering the mess they've made of things without getting over into the serious stuff.
Why would you choose to believe in and put energy towards Satan rather than God/Creator? Isn’t the entire Satan concept about opposing all that’s good by being ‘dark’?
The appeal of occultism is much the same as that of conventional religion: Logical positivism and scientific materialism, though they have made great strides towards explaining the “how” of existence, have failed entirely to explain the “why”. Hence the curious seek answers in metaphysical philosophy or religion. Metaphysical philosophy requires a logical base from which various suprarational principles are induced. Conventional religion is the simplification of such a philosophy into a crude ideology, which adherents need not understand, but only accept as an act of blind faith.
Conventional religions, with their colorful mythologies analyzed in terms of the underlying philosophical principles, represent simply the primitive longing of man to feel “at one” with the Universal harmony he perceives about him. “White” magic, as advocated by primitive pagan and modern institutional religions, offers devotees the illusion of “re-inclusion” in the Universal scheme of things through various ritualistic devotions and superstitions.
The Black Magician, on the other hand, rejects both the desirability of union with the Universe and any self-deceptive antics designed to create such an illusion. He has considered the existence of the individual psyche - the “core you” of your conscious intelligence - and has taken satisfaction from its existence as something unlike anything else in the Universe. The Black Magician desires this psyche to live, to experience, and to continue. He does not wish to die - or to lose his consciousness and identity in a larger, Universal consciousness [assuming that such exists]. He wants to be. This decision in favor of individual existence is the first premise of the Temple of Set.
The second premise of the Temple is that the psychecentric consciousness can evolve towards its own divinity through deliberate exercise of the intelligence and Will, a process of becoming or coming into being whose roots may be found in the dialectic method expounded by Plato and the conscious exaltation of the Will proposed by Nietzsche.
Ironically it is the very ease with which any individual can apprehend and appreciate his or her personal psyche that has frightened the many religions of the world which deny and oppose the power of that psyche. Clothed though they may be in riches, ritual, and respectability, they always have been and remain obsessed with the suppressed knowledge of their own essential falsehood. They endeavor to distract attention from this by sponsoring shows of mind-numbing drugs, mantras, masses, privations, entertainments, and penances to coax or cow their flocks of adherents into a confused, apprehensive, but trusting state of faith and automatic obedience. They shudder with horror at the psyche; they paint it red and add horns, cloven hooves, and a forked tail to dramatize how “dangerous” it is. Yet they can never escape it or defeat it, because they have never really succeeded in opposing themselves to it - merely in distorting and perverting it. How could they destroy something which, in the final analysis, is the conscious self of every human being?
z00mster
Do I understand correctly, that your 'Uttered word' as Magus is Xeper?
And is there a relation between the 'Uttered Word' and MW?
KellyPrettyBear
...the effect of a single grain of dirt hitting a ship going at a sizable fraction of C.
...as I'm unaffiliated with any known collective, so I'm a walking info leak and general irritant to one and all.
AfterInfinity
What is the nature of the beginning of the universe, according to your experiences, and how may this be most effectively reflected in our understanding regarding ourselves and society in general? Is there a fundamental function by which the universe operates that forms a linchpin for our reality?
covertpanther
Is the govenment shutdown being played out to test the American populations; closing down the parks so people cant escape the cities (cities are human farms, and major targets in a 'WW3' event), this entire freeze in food stamps on the East Coast that people have been raving about etc..
Also; since you have such a deep military and goverment background... What do you think about the NSA spying on its own people
and do you trust Obama and the shadow government in the direction they are heading with the USoA?
maquino
AfterInfinity
What is the nature of the beginning of the universe, according to your experiences, and how may this be most effectively reflected in our understanding regarding ourselves and society in general? Is there a fundamental function by which the universe operates that forms a linchpin for our reality?
According to the Gamow theory, the metagalaxy (sum total of all galaxies) was originally an ylem, which exploded. This theory leaves unresolved how the ylem came together in the original or primal state - and why it chose to explode at a given moment. Furthermore, since the ylem was not homogeneous throughout all space, it would have had to be deliberately created. It could not have consisted of both matter and antimatter, as the two substances would have annihilated one another instantaneously. There would have been an explosion - and radiation - but no mass would have survived. And of course a ylem of matter and antimatter could not have been formed to begin with. Hence the “big bang” theory is both incomplete and unsatisfactory from a symmetrical standpoint.
Dividing the distances of the known galaxies from the calculated metagalactic center by their speeds [per the red shifts], we estimate that they began their outward journey 10 billion years ago. Gamow assumes that they all began at precisely the same moment, from anylem. This is not necessarily the case, however, since there is a 5% margin for error in the calculations. Thus one galaxy could have been at the center 9.5 billion years ago, while another one could have been in that position 10.5 billion years ago. Proximity is conclusive; physical contact is not. And now a step-by-step hypothesis concerning the history of the universe:
Stage One: Space exists in infinite magnitude. It is loosely and uniformly filled with radiation. This radiation obeys the assumption of energy conservation; it was never “created” and similarly it will never be “destroyed”. Its uniform presence throughout the cosmos requires no “cause”. There are no logical grounds to presume that a “primal vacuum” would be “more natural”.
Stage Two: This strong concentration of radiation is partially transformed into equal quantities of matter and antimatter. The force of gravitation begins to occur between the particles of the ambiplasma (the universal plasma which consists of both matter and antimatter). The particles begin to contract towards a gravitational focus [or towards an infinite number of such focuses across the cosmos].
Stage Three: As the particles of matter and antimatter approach one another, annihilation commences. This annihilation and consequent radiation grows as more particles approach the center and the chances for collision are increased. Some particles of matter fuse with others of matter, and some of antimatter fuse with others of antimatter. Bodies of both matter and antimatter are formed, all of which continue towards the gravitational focus.
Stage Four: The radiation pressure at the center increases to the point where it overcomes the mutual gravitation that is forcing the ambiplasma to contract. The radiation arrests the contraction, and, due to momentum, overcompensates for the gravitation. The metagalaxy begins to expand.
Stage Five: The clumps of matter and antimatter become galaxies. The central radiation becomes steadily weaker. It should be clear that all of this doesn’t take place within an hour or two. Due to the red shift we may assume that Stage Four commenced about 10 billion years ago - give or take a billion - but we are scientifically unable to even estimate the duration of the first three stages.
Finally this theory is necessarily cyclical, not linear. The metagalaxy - or the several metagalaxies - must be subject to expansion and contraction infinitely into the past and future if the necessity for an initiating intelligence is to be discarded. The existence of the Fourth Dimension, then, is the ultimate argument against the existence of a “creator” God or gods. There was no point of creation. There will never be a point of extinction. There is only the alternation and transformation of matter, antimatter, and energy.
Space, i.e. the gaps between material [or antimaterial] objects doesn’t have “material” reality by that very definition. The gaps, however, are assuredly there, irrespective of conscious notice of them.
“Time” is a loosely-used term, which can be discussed in terms of the 4th dimension (duration of an object, phenomenon, or relationship) or of comparative measurement (clocks, calendars, etc.).
4D time is more simple than it sounds. For a rose to exist, it must be generated by a rosebush, after which it remains a rose until it wilts and dies. Its 4D is the elapsing period during which it maintains its object identity. Whether any conscious entity witnesses this duration, it defines, continues, and terminates its subject.
As a measurement of convenience, time is used by conscious entities to compare selected 4D events, either ongoing (the Earth’s rotation) or finite (a foot race).
Beyond these two basic definitions there is the interesting question of whether the phenomenon of time is linear or cyclical. Most modern cultures take it for granted that all time is linear; nevertheless there are many cyclical phenomena which, in and of themselves, are not linear/progressive [or that any variation or deterioration in them is so slow as to be negligible].
The notion of “progress” is integral with linear time, and also explains why ancient Egypt (a cyclical-time culture) remained undriven to change for its own sake for more than three thousand years. Virtue lay in ascertaining and maintaining cooperative, harmonious relationships with the neteru (as manifest in Egypt’s seasons, climate, Nileflow, etc.), not seeking to manipulate, control, or divert them. Today fighting with the neteru for control of their works is the norm, and the result of this is that whenever humans “win”, they lose far more than they gain.
NewAgeMan
How do you feel and what do you think about the Great Work/Magnum Opus of Jesus Christ
Matthew 18:3
Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.
maquino
z00mster
Do I understand correctly, that your 'Uttered word' as Magus is Xeper?
Yes.
And is there a relation between the 'Uttered Word' and MW?
No. Setian initiation involved invidual evolution from animal to god. MW is a mechanism to stop ordinary humans from killing one another and blowing stuff up. They can get around to thinking about initiation once they put down the clubs.
ATSAlex
If you were to start all over again in life, what changes would you make in your career, in your line of work or in important decisions you have made? What do you regret doing/not doing when you had the chance?
Arne Saknussemm, Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth
Descende, audas viator, et terrestre centrum attinges.
Kod feci.
Descend, audacious traveler, and you will reach the center of the Earth.
I did it.
hillbillyJP
Can you tell us about the development of Golden Dawn and Enochian magick technology? I heard you developed mouthpiece technology to pronounce the calls more accurately.
Zarniwoop
Hey, don't get me wrong... I'm just saying you have to have balls the size of Texas to call 3/4 of the population stupid.