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Reply · Not Registered · 27 Aug 2014 09:16
This information is as likely to be disinformation as it is to be factual. It was shared with me but I could never verify it all. It could be of relevance to Herbie's link that is why it is shared now.

Thirteen ancient families, supposedly surviving from the time of Atlantis (Posidonia), rule the world. Their religion is that of Zoroastrianism, in which Mithra is the son of the father of all, and they have kept this faith since the Byzantine Empire.

The names of the ancient ruling families are:
1)Orsini
2)Breakspear/e
3)Aldobrandini
4)Farnese
5)Somaglia
6)Gaetani
7)Pamfili
8)Este
9)Borgia
10)Medicci
11)Tchitchi (Spelling)
12)Colonna
13)Conteff (Spelling)

The first five are the only ones eligible to have a member of their families occupying the position of Grey Pope.

Under the position of the Grey Pope stands The Great Jesuit Council. This is a council comprised of 10 people from any of the families. Their structure has been maintained since the Venetian Doge (Dux/Doxes/Duke) of 4th century A. D.

Beneath the Great Jesuit Council is the position of Black Pope. The Black Pope is the Jesuit General and is always selected from within the Jesuit Order.
He commands the Jesuit Order whose members are also known as the Black Robes.

In list format:
Grey Pope - Pepe Orsini
Great Jesuit Council
Black Pope - Adolfo Nicolas (various spellings)
Jesuit Order
White Pope
33rd Degree Freemasonry
Opus Dei / Skull & Bones / Pilgrim Society (Knights Hospitaller of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes, and of Malta)
Bohemian Club / Council on Foreign Relations / Bilderberg Group
Council of Rome / Dichee Foundation (spelling) / Trilateral Commission / Mon Pellem Society (spelling)
Hoover Council / Atlantic Council (NATO) / Committee for Economic Development / Aspen Institute
Carter Institute / Hudson Institute / Brookings Institution / Rand Corporation / American Enterprise Institute
zari
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Reply · HERBIE · 27 Aug 2014 01:33
I actually joined the UKIP debating group on FB to get a better perspective of them, there a bunch of pompous persons IMO and my impression of Farrage (although he was'nt part of the group) was that he makes Thatcher look like a left wing liberal.
I got booted from the group for my different views, they said I was anti-semetic simply because I did'nt agree with them.
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Reply · Khakipillowslip · 26 Aug 2014 16:28
I have to keep this clean, right?
I think he's a marker for a particular paper-reader generation. The type of voter who would rather a free & multi-cultural Britain wasn't an option.
I'm all for Britain keeping it's sovereign powers, and not having to bow down to Europe or any other organisation out to feed it's own ends, but not at the expense of having a man like Farage in power.

I don't think he has much of a political future.
He's good at stirring the masses by spouting the right words at the right moments to whip them into a self-righteous frenzy of nationalism, but really, he'd be no better than the rest of them.
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Reply · HERBIE · 26 Aug 2014 04:57
Anon
Yes Isis and just about every terrorist group are created by The Jesuits/Zionists/NWO.
You should look at the link further down the page, its an eye opener which touches on a lot of historical events and the reasons they happened.
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Reply · Not Registered · 26 Aug 2014 04:17
25 Aug 2014 21:59:24
Isn't the black pope the nickname of the father general of the Jesuits? Always thought they were an odd bunch.

Also wasn't Ratzinger head of a department that now has a rather dull and tedious name but previously was known as the inquisition?
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Reply · Not Registered · 26 Aug 2014 04:17
26 Aug 2014 02:00:38
It seems they are now saying that ISIS stage managed this but he was executed elsewhere.
These guys are out to shock, if it was a genuine execution, they would have shown it not acted it out for camera. ISIS are a zionist backed group set up to cause maximum friction in the middle east so as to further their ultimate aim.
Why hasn't ISIS or indeed Al Qaeda never attacked Israel?
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Reply · HERBIE · 26 Aug 2014 00:03
It is interesting, did you read the interview with Phelps? a lot of what he said is actually happening now (Israel).
Phelps also says that Arafat did not hate Jews (as they would like you to believe) he hated Zionists. He also says Bush/Saddam Hussien were brothers (NWO).
I have looked into Illuminati/Nwo a lot but I found this link the most interesting, a real good read.
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Reply · Not Registered · 25 Aug 2014 19:51
Interesting stuff Herbie. He resigned only a couple of months after ratzinger. Coincidence? I doubt it.

Ryan.
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Reply · Not Registered · 25 Aug 2014 16:45
25 Aug 2014 16:32:37
Or that's what they want you to think. Its disinformation to make you think its a joke.

There's been a lot of publicity and research going on and they'd like to get back under their rock so by using "cultural icons" to make silly signs on stage gets the sceptics to dismiss it all as a joke.

What's the best place to hide a tree?

Kim Philby
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Reply · Aron · 25 Aug 2014 09:43
25 Aug 2014 08:49:59
The illuminati thing imo is very stupid. The only reason conspiracists believe in the illuminati is because say, Kanye west makes a triangle sign or there's triangles on his glasses or something and it's very silly.

It's turned into a laughing stock and the fact that Kim kardashian posted a photo cropped into a triangle is enough for me to believe its one big joke.

Maybe a 'secret organisation', but illuminati, imo, no lol
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Reply · HERBIE · 25 Aug 2014 03:42
James Foley?
It seems as though its a hoax orchestrated by the US government, obviously to push for war.
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Reply · Not Registered · 24 Aug 2014 20:33
24 Aug 2014 20:29:00
Please post a link to the evidence if it is online or explain what you have seen.

Jonty
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Reply · HERBIE · 24 Aug 2014 03:43
Chris Spivey's "Ring of roses" is an interesting piece. Lots of politicians involved.
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Reply · Not Registered · 23 Aug 2014 09:53
The situation is a performance designed to render the observer emotional, so as to inhibit analytical thought. Such conditions are of benefit to all but the one who is incapacitated by that mixture of emotion, fear and insecurity.
Isis will get more establishment funding, while the US governance will shift opinion to whichever side they wish for now.

In basic rhetoric there are three main mechanisms by which one manipulates the listener:
1)Convince that the speaker is a form of authority thus inhibiting the listener's cognition
2)Convince that the speaker shares common things (experiences, believes, sentiments etc. ) with the listener thus installing a fake sense of security (illusory relationship of trust) between listener and speaker
3)Insight the listener's feelings thus inhibiting analytical thought processes

Censorship is a mechanism through which the establishment attracts public opinion to such, sadly common, incidents.
It's effects are similar to those of "bad" publicity for anti-establishment purported figures.
The establishment rarely resorts to censorship against knowledge they want kept hidden, as it has the opposite effect.

Furthermore, the visible internet is already censored.
If the establishment wishes for a html site to be unaccessible, they simply remove it from all the search engines or bury it in the pecking order.
They can then get software companies to list them as malware infected, expired/revoked security certificate or any other of the many options they have.
Repeated DDOS attacks that render the site inactive for a few weeks usually disperse the last visitors. This last part is of course blamed on hackers, which allows the establishment to promote its moronic message of "cyberspace ultramodern cyberwarfare requires swift and decisive anihil-oblitaration".

Websites are required to abide to international totalitarian mandate, such as the infamous "registries and patents eradication (of) data".
Cases where sites have sustainably persevered persecution are rare.
Sites such as this one are unique and only offer as much they do due to the work of wise people (Ed033), who do research, find aspects of freeing truths wherever they are buried and then share them.
Other than peer-to-peer technologies which provide one with access to scarce books, audios and videos, the deep-web conceals pearls but is also infiltrated.

Jase, personally, I find Hollywood indoctrination programs so well designed from a psychoanalytic perspective, that what they portray cannot be witnessed in such a condensed form in real life.
Hollywood devotes massive resources into finding the appropriate emotional music, the appropriate setting's texture and colors, the appropriate lighting, the appropriate linguistic pattern, the appropriate action-reaction events etc. for the scenes they create, to ensure that they remain branded in the viewer for the maximum permissible time.
Real life only concentrates all those parameters to create and project beauty.
zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 23 Aug 2014 04:03
Can I ask Kim, what you found far fetched? I only ask as I recently watched the bible codes videos, and I too found them intriguing yet haven't done any further research into them. The video I watched claimed that a CIA computer estimated less than a 1 in 7 million chance of the events predicted by the codes, occurring in a 10 year period.
I am no mathematician but can understand how a simple number spaced code works, and if short space codes appear predicting events, in a book written centuries ago then surely we should take notice?
Also one thing that struck me whilst watching the video, was that in the Torah, there was a paragraph strictly forbidding the use of the Torah for predicting the future.
Jase
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Reply · Not Registered · 23 Aug 2014 00:25
I still think that there are much less disturbing ways to make a point. There are plenty of these videos out there if you want to see them.
Another point is that most people are aware of this happening anyway, so why be forced into seeing it.
In my opinion most people have become too desensitised to these types of images/videos through TV and film, and I don't think adding real life graphic images to a popular website, which is populated by a lot of children, can benefit society at all.
Jase
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Reply · Not Registered · 23 Aug 2014 00:25
Thanks zari, to be honest whilst I was watching some of his videos I noticed he kept going back to his papers to check his notes. Not the sign of a man who has "been there and done it".
Jase
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