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Thank you for the fantastic response Ed will ring the number and put an end to it.

Hey anon,
Personally, I am not confused about the situation in the middle east and what baffles me is all the other people in this world who don't notice this travesty.
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Thank you for assisting with our deconditioning Ed033.
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Agreed Kim. I used to think forced labor should be reintroduced for financial and legal fraud criminals but not anymore.

Currently, I believe that if they were moved to a remote facility in a forest somewhere, with no amenities, it would be better for the whole.
Something the media would label a survival camp.
With mandatory psychology (psychoanalysis), gardening and yoga classes.
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Indeed he is a genius Ed033. Thank you for introducing me to his work a while back.
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The docu the anon above mentioned is called "Supersize me".

Here's the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdINcDXcPso
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10 Aug 2014 21:32:28
Remember the guy who did that documentary where he tried to live on muckdonalds for a month. Didn't even make 3 three weeks had to quit as it was killing him.

10 Aug 2014 15:56:19
Which was my point. The current judicial/ penal system doesn't work. Career criminals just go in and out, there's no effective rehabilitation to turn them in to effective contributors to society.

I question the point of putting some people into prison. I'm not advocating in anyway being soft on crimes but there has to be a better approach in certain classes of crime.

Kim Philby

Retribution doesn't help society.

Retribution helps the person themselves, by equating damage dealt to damage received. It could be likened to an external evaluation of ones karmic balance.

Would plucking a few hair of a hairy bear teach it a lesson? Do we as a society want people conditioned so as to be unable to commit a crime? Would it not be preferable to have people who are conscious enough of their actions so as to consider the whole before committing them?

Society is helped when people are encouraged to learn from their mistakes. Serial criminals (I've offended too many people to use the phrase "repeat offenders") should be removed from their routine and installed in a natural environment until they ground themselves to internal clarity.
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09 Aug 2014 13:06:33
Was it a Ukrainian fighter by any chance?

Kim Philby

09 Aug 2014 13:04:51
What were you expecting? Prison? The rich always get away with it. And the court/ judge can make the argument that its better to fine him a hundred million than put an old man in prison. Of course that depends where the money goes. If it ends up used to benefit people then it has been used for good. If it just gets squandered away on some rubbish then how disappointing. I'm not saying that it should always happen, but its not like he's murdered business rivals. I think certain crimes should carry hefty fines with the money going to something to benefit the people rather than just shoving people in prisons alongside people who have committed more violent crimes. Is prison really the best solution? Its more about retribution than rehabilitation. Of course some crimes are more serious and warrant being dealt with more seriously. But then I wouldn't waste time putting them in prison either. Sorry to go off the point.

Kim Philby

Great video, thanks for sharing Ed. Definitely going to get his book now. Fascinating subjects he covers.

Money breeds corruption.

Absolutely agree with you on that Ed033. However, they do like to keep up pretenses don't they?
Divide and conquer, until no further subdivisions can be made.

In all honesty, I don't think I would of been able to focus on what was presented without being overcome by the conditioned feeling of "white" guilt, if I hadn't watched the link you provided to Stefan Molyneux's "The truth about slavery".

The program with John Lash compels me to reflect on buried memories. Thank you for sharing it.
I am still not convinced about the archons (ancient greek word for overlords). I would prefer to believe that humanity's current illogical behavior is caused by the mass conditioning we are subjected to, specifically the concepts of scarcity and mortality.
Though realizing that it is a personal preference, underlines the need for reflection.

As synchronicity would have it, I have been reading on gnosticism and will, now, do a more detailed research on it.
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Judging by the amount of "Presents" I keep finding from my two little buggers every day the mice in the North East must be riddled with Toxo.


Jonty

Well you know more bout it than most.

I thought that was interesting too.

Mort

Thank you Ed033 for your work in finding these links for us. Thank you Gedaljahu Ebert for making these books available to all free of charge.

Free download links:
Volume 1
http://tinyurl.com/qbk9gss

Volume 2
http://tinyurl.com/qxdny56
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That was a really interesting link you provided there Ed033. As always thank you for sharing.

In all honesty I expected a video showing the parallels between what most have come to identify as slavery and modern day jobs, but it was far more educational.
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Ed033,
Lebanon has a large christian population so only the areas where muslims reside will be hit. This is what happened in the past, with the support of the majority of the christian population of the country.

Syria could be in a lot of trouble. I hope Iran will continue to support them. Otherwise Russia's affiliation to the state could prove troublesome.

The Jordanian government works is tandem with the USA one. I do not think they will become a target until the rest of the region is brought under Khazar/Ashkenazim control.

My surprise entry is Cyprus.
The government there is negotiating exploitation rights to the natural gas wells in waters claimed by them and Israel, along with various military/airway/strategic agreements.
Its people "happen to be" the darkest "europeans" and there are many countries drooling over the island. One pro-sovereignty move and they will be labelled terrorist HQ for the region or something of the sort.
A joint Turkish/Israeli/British (land/air/strategic) "freedom" imparting operation perhaps or are they too "european" to be targeted?
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There are no chemtrails on the sky so it must be fake. The sky is blanketed with chemtrails even in video games now-a-days.

Joking aside, that is atleast what I would expect higher-dimensional technology to appear like (Less mass, more light).
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