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22 Jan 2014 13:28:08
I would argue it depends on the actions. The Japanese in world war 2 thought they were warriors, as did the ss. There is a tendency in todays American military to describe themselves as warriors.

A warrior really can only be used for conflict, nothing else. Killing in a good cause is one thing, but when the cause is a bad one?

A soldier can be used for than just killing. As you see in disaster zones.

It depends on ones viewpoint.

Kim Philby

22 Jan 2014 13:16:53
Indeed they did, the Nazi research was the basis of American and Soviet programs.

Kim Philby

Hey Ed033, thank you. Already filed in my legal defense notepad for future use. From what I gather one could make the claim that article 61 of the Magna Carta 1215 is non-revocable.
It reads:
"And we shall procure nothing from any one, either personally or indirectly, whereby any part of these concessions and liberties might be revoked or diminished; and if any such thing has been procured, let it be void and null, and we shall never make use of it ourselves or through someone else. "
For anyone interested this would also apply to the commonwealth.
Zari

Hey anon, did you know that the soviet union, nazi germany and usa all devoted large amounts of resources on studying the paranormal phenomena and superhuman abilities?
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win or die.
Either way, it is preferable to live one our as a free man than 40 years as a slave.
Zari

Hey Kim, we finally found our fundamental difference.
A soldier obeys the will of others, a warrior is driven by his own will.
In my opinion, the only scenario in which it would be better to be a soldier, is when one is unable to take responsibility of their actions.
Zari

Sorry, this was a response about Superhumans.

Agreed Harold. I often watch the links but don't always comment.

Please keep up your fantastic work Ed033, it really is much appreciated!

Yes ed I watch the majority of your videos too, although I've already seen this one on netflix ;).
This is a great series though, and have been trying to convince my friends and family to watch it.
There is also a book called "secrets of the lost races" which also touches on a lot of the info in this series. Its a fascinating subject anyway.

21 Jan 2014 22:49:27
Comrade Zari a soldier serves, a warrior fights. I have been both but of the two it is better to be a soldier.

Kim Philby

Welcome jamparia.
People all over the world are demanding justice, are a lot more inquisitive and are beginning to exhibit defiance towards authority figures. All are signs of progress, let's hope it escalates.

Personally, I do not think any official government is in control. They are manipulated figure heads, obeying commands in hope of their promised piece of the pie (breadcrumbs in reality). Ed033 wrote a detailed post on this subject further down the page that is well worth a read.

In regards to regaining control, the short term action I would advocate would be disobedience. The ones attempting to control we the people are so few in numbers compared to us, that disobedience would collapse the necessary organization required for control.
A combination of disobedience on an individual level (public voicing of concern, informing the government that we withhold all our rights in writing etc. ) and on a collective level (towns not paying their electric bills, stopping property foreclosures etc. ) would be the most effective.
Disobedience and imagination are a great mixture so there are no limits to the forms it could take.

The long term action I would advocate (Harold reminded me of this the other day) would be education.
There is an urgent need to alter our ideas about what constitutes education and what constitutes conditioning. In its current format "education" is best described as irrelevant, unconnected and unsubstantiated information absorption. Education is learning how to think for oneself, improve ones analytical process and challenge everything established.
It is also time for self education to be recognized as on par with formal education, as some of the greatest contributions to humanity came from self educated people.

Corruption in my mind has two prerequisites to its existence: Inequality and centralization of power.
Democracy in its true form (how it was practiced in ancient Greece) guarantees decentralization of power. That is why there are no democratic countries in the world. Voting once every four years without the power to repeal is more accurately described as bemusing oligarchy.
As for inequality, I have made this particular case more than once on this site. We have the technology to ensure that every single person lives in abundance and human societies exist in balance with nature.
Zari

Ed33, just to assure you I find this site very useful but particularly all the links you provide, to be invaluable. I often don't get round to watching them til a later date so don't have the opportunity to respond, however, i'm sure there are many thankful people for the info you provide.

Please keep it up!

Harold

Hey Kim, thank you for sharing your experiences. No Mr. here though, I've never developed an affinity to titles.
If I could ask another question of you. Having to choose a role, would you consider yourself a soldier or a warrior?
Zari

Unfortunately I see a lot of people still not 'awake' and in many cases do not even want to be awoken. Some people have a hard time making the link between the conditions we find ourselves living in, and the people who have caused the situation. Whilst this remains the case i'm afraid I don't hold out too much hope, which is sad.

On a brighter note, there certainly seems to be an increase in the number of people searching for truth, which can only be a good thing in the long run. I just don't see major, beneficial changes coming any time soon.

Harold

Thanks for sharing, ed33. Found it very interesting and learnt a lot about symbolism. How ironic, all the links to Isaac Newton, when his laws of physics provide some of the best evidence/proof to disprove the official story.

Harold

A lot of my friends who think I am a bit nuts when it comes to this feel this way (as do I) when you keep being pushed and pushed and laughed at its a matter of not if but when we push back.

21 Jan 2014 18:07:40
Saying that I am proud to be Russian, we have great culture of literary and musical geniuses. We put both the first man and woman in space and if it was technically feasible would have been first on the moon as well.

My father was an 18 year old conscript thrown into Stalingrad with just the clothes he was issued with. As a 21 year old he was leading a squad as senior sergeant into Berlin. Yes they fought one brutal dictator on the behalf of another brutal dictator.

Soviet youth was heavily indoctrinated. It has hard to shake off a life time of conditioning. I made the break for personal reasons. That said I am still enough of a patriot that if you push the right buttons I will sit up and ask which way to go.

Kim Philby

I have not seen all of it yet Ed033, but what a great documentary that is.
I had heard rumours of megalithic structures being employed as energetic devices but what is being presented here is an amazingly precise analysis.
As always, thank you for finding all these links for us.
Zari

21 Jan 2014 16:51:06
Mr Zari u can only talk of experience. I knew people who had survived the purges. The best place to hide and survive was in nkvd. Even then it was not guaranteed to be successful. Stalin was far worse than Hitler, but is different subject. I get the analogy with Nuremberg. I mean more though that some people sign up to avoid being an object of suspicion. In a totalitarian society it is better to be questioner than questioned. Although you do get sick minds who like to hurt people.

With sociopaths it is all about harnessing thier talents in the right direction.

People underestimate Russian patriotism but I think the best comment is Oscar Wilde: "patriotism is the virtue of the vicious"

Kim Philby

Hey pea, I agree with you.

With the illusory, constantly transforming notion of "political correctness" (offspring of politeness) instilled in people, one has to tread carefully so as to not provide excuses to be labeled and marginalized.
This constant tiptoeing is exhausting, costly and ridiculous, especially when considering that authority figure's claims are taken as gospel irrelevantly if they can be substantiated or not.
The mind can be so warped by the ego that the way one words their message is considered as more important than the context of said message. The empty rhetoric of the demagogue would appeal to those mentioned above. Personally, I would take the wisdom of a layman any day.
Zari

Hey Kim, undoubtedly different positions require different types of people. The characteristics I suggested were those I would think can be easily harnessed and either ironed out or transformed. I doubt there are ready made agents roaming about.
I would argue that being a sociopath would imply that one does not care for sanctioning of their actions and would probably react adversely to taking commands. As you said, I doubt there are many James Bond kind of positions where agents get to act of their own accord.
As for me scoffing at patriotism you are right. Anyone who would confuse sacrificing everything for sovereignty, whether personal or national, with conditioned ethnicism is in my opinion unawarely manipulated.
In regards to the wolf vs sheep argument, Nazi soldiers used the same excuse, until the Nuremberg trials that is. However, even without the fear of repercussions, I find the colonialist mentality of separating people between cannon fodder and officers objectionable.
Thank you for taking the time to reply. Your post has been very informative to say the least.
Zari