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Reply · frankyscouser · 06 Sep 2014 10:21
1 the Phil Schneider /dulce story, a very interesting story going back to his father.

2 jfk.


3 Paul McCartney died bs/cant think of any wars that were not caused by ulterior motives.
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Reply · Not Registered · 06 Sep 2014 09:53
I perceive religion in three distinct types.

The first is the one that imprints fanaticism and is that which Ed033 indicated. The type that CIA, MI6 and Mossad are especially adept at using for recruitment and psy-ops.

The second is the centrally organized version or the religion of the priesthood. An establishment tool for manipulating and suppressing the masses by leaching off their meager earnings, exploiting their guilt, for being imperfect and striving to be perfect, and suppressing free thought.

The third is the religion of those who follow their individual path, working towards understanding, serving and being in harmony with the source of the self.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 06 Sep 2014 09:06
Hey anon,
1)My favorite conspiracy is the breakaway civilization. It includes suppressed knowledge (both ancient and present), suppressed technologies and the conditioning we are subjected to which aims to alter our perception of reality.

2)The breakaway civilization. Having proof of the conditioning we are subjected to, the alteration of history, the fudging of scientific data and the existence of suppressed technologies, I am convinced that we have unknowingly funded an expedition, that built an outpost, which became a base and has evolved into a human colony/colonies.

3)The conspiracy of the archons. Archons (greek) translating into principium (latin), meaning prime are low frequency (relative to their dimensional equilibrium) forms of energy which exhibit the parasitic tendency of latching onto other beings, draining their energy and guiding them to create the optimum conditions in which archons thrive.
Being in harmony with the concept of anarchy I prefer to refer to them as jin.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 06 Sep 2014 04:56
Thanks for sharing this Zari. Don't you find it ironic that cannabis is illegal almost everywhere despite it's well proven health benefits, and sugar is poured down our throats from birth despite it being responsible for a myriad of ailments.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying have a toke and a smile, but then again it's probably a damn sight safer than having a coke and a smile.

Ryan.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 05 Sep 2014 13:22
Watched the six minute segment and a little bit of the ice radio and this Asatru religion basically got wiped out by Christianity?
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Reply · frankyscouser · 05 Sep 2014 10:24
Its going to be dire for everyone but funny enough its going to be the people who are relatively well off that its going hit more, unless you have very high connections then you are going to be in the same boat as the guy who works in asda.
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Reply · Not Registered · 05 Sep 2014 02:56
04 Sep 2014 23:43:45
Thanks zari. I've read Heyerdahls book on his expeditions, I believe he did more than one. I think it was on this site although I could be mistaken, but I saw a link to a theory that the Iliad took place in the Baltic and the odyssey in the north sea. It was more convincing than the Mediterranean setting and opens up the Atlantis debate again. Worth a look if you can find it.

Regards the olmecs there is some material online about them being African. I think some even mention the menbe tribe?
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Reply · Not Registered · 05 Sep 2014 02:56
Agreed Ed001. Larken appears to be conscious enough to know when he is manipulated. The woman in red has taken many warriors, may she for once be on our side.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Sep 2014 22:43
Adding to Ryan's and franky's very accurate comments, produce labelled as organic is not necessarily grown using, what most would perceive as, natural practices. Organic regulations vary from country to country and are latent with loopholes. There is a lot of legalese involved.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Sep 2014 22:43
Imagine it's all a game of football played between two sides. One is unpredictable, while the other has more vocal fans. Who's going to win?
As always, the bookies.

Also, sorry to be a pain but by definition, there is no such thing as an independent leader. If a leader is independent by the establishment he/she/it is still dependent to the those he/she/it leads.

Is the word independent spelled in + dependent and not un + dependent because we are all dependent on something else? Like the sphere we are in but appear to be standing on.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Sep 2014 13:00
04 Sep 2014 13:40:38
Franky freedom everywhere is being eroded. But in a country that's only ever had 10-15 years of it compared to centuries of oppression its hard to take.

I think Putin is bringing in similar policies, just under the disguise of Russian nationalism as opposed to European or American federalism. Putin wants a pan Slavic bloc with Russia in charge.

Mr Jones, I didn't know you were south African. You have seen oppression first hand so yes you know what I mean. Apartheid was probably worse, its oppression based on race a truly disgusting concept. Although similar has happened in Russian history, the jews had a hard time, the other minorities, the russification of places like Ukraine was brutal.

The only time I genuinely feared for my life was after the gordievsky defection. Anyone who had worked with him was ordered back to Moscow. I climbed onto the plane in Helsinki shaking.

Regards Obama, I have little time for him. I also disagree with American foreign policy, I think its ineffective and counter productive. But this Ukraine situation is dangerous. You cannot appease these people. It has to be stopped at the start. Bullies always back down when someone stands up to them. And the guy is a bully.

Kim Philby
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Reply · frankyscouser · 04 Sep 2014 11:56
Kim the freedom you speak about in this country is dwindling each week, I am no putin supporter far from it but the thing I fear most more than a east /west cold war again is when say russia/iran/china etc agree with the same policies as the west, then we are truly screwed as the new world order will begin,

most of the leaders are either yes men or have psychopath tendencies so in my opinion unless we get truly independent leaders then the east/west split is a necessary evil I am afraid.
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Reply · Not Registered · 04 Sep 2014 11:56
To be fair I grew up in an apartheid state in South Africa (even though "my heritage" where looked after) and was terrified at the time for supporting the wrong side, I can kinda get the oppression part, but not to that extent that you have had to go through, I guess. I wouldn't know how to gauge it.

Secondly if you don't like Putins policies surely Obamas policies seem just as bad is what i'm trying to get at? so your against both I hope? As I am! can't stand anybody who thiks they have a right to control peoples lives for their nasty gain.

Not having a go Kim by all means, really enjoy your posts. Just trying to see what side of the spectrum you support?

If I had a chance to take the system of lies and deceit out from both I would and by all means i'm trying.
Mr. Jones
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