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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 21:53
I think that our 'need' for a government reveals an innate lack of faith in our own abilities to govern ourselves on a personal level.

We distrust so others so much that the idea that we could simply trust them to not commit immoral actions is long lost.

Instead, we decided to nominate certain figures in society to a status higher than our own in the hopes that we live a safe, equal life.

Obviously, this makes us extremely vulnerable to corruption from within those who have been elected to keep the equilibrium, which is sadly what we are seeing across the world in the goverments and police force abuses.

Exotiva.
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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 18:41
These types of sightings don't make much sense.
With publicly available technology (pc & internet connection) one can track the position of every commercial airplane around the world. Why would a ufo fly into their path if whoever is piloting it did not wish to be spotted?
Concerning air traffic control, the US military has had stealth aircraft for a while. Are we to believe that someone with enough knowledge to invent an anti-gravitic propulsion system does not know how to manipulate simple electromagnetic waves?
Zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 17:40
Brilliant understanding of a very convoluted subject Ed033.

The psychological implications arising from the view that without a ruler people would run amok and society would collapse are something that should be taken seriously.
People have been conditioned to feel incapable to decide for themselves in regards to issues commonly portrayed as complicated. It is time we liberate ourselves from implanted dualistic paradoxes.
How about we the people decide for ourselves, maintain the benefits that being organized into a society offers and do away with illusory terms such as government.

The cosmetic changes we have been presented with, from rulers, to governance and now to government are just that. One label might be less insulting to the ego than the rest due to conditioning but they are the same.
We are not being represented by politicians as evident by the fact that their appointment is irrevocable. Additionally, by investigating the inner workings of organizations it is easy to discover that appointed officials are figureheads and their non-appointed colleagues are the ones with authority.
When we ask for a better government is akin to asking for a considerate ruler. Something justly described as a ludicrous notion.
Zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 16:29
The answer to that question is likely always going to be 'yes' from the majority who believe there is always "some mob" or "that lot" who need to be governed.
The better question would be for everybody to ask of themselves "do I need to be governed?" and there lies your answer.
One of the by-products of Governance is that it creates people who don't think for themselves or take responsibility for themselves because "someone does it for them" so they "don't need to worry (think) about it". It doesn't make smart people it makes dumb people.
Personally I have been asking myself lately what have we done to end up being herded by these voids, these witless dullards and borings? Every time you vote for Legion you are giving your consent to be herded by them. pea
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Reply · frankyscouser · 19 Jan 2014 16:00
Not going to argue there like I said it would take a worldwide event, plus it does not have to be a disaster, first contact, I mean first official contact!
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Reply · frankyscouser · 19 Jan 2014 15:21
It would take something monumental to go back to them times would it not edd? Only thing that springs to mind is a world wide event like a disaster and start from scratch!
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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 11:16
19 Jan 2014 01:00:05
Aren't we all?

I suspect some old friends from PGU have been busy. The one who was poisoned? Mokrie dela, pure and simple. Moscow does not want to lose influence in neighbour. Lost too much influence in old Soviet republics already. Doesn't want to see German dominated EU on the borders of the Rodina. Not too worried about Baltic states, small border. Has Belarus as buffer with Poland. But Ukraine has long border and too near the oilfields.

Him in Moscow is determined to make Russia world superpower again, hence the Libya/ Syria strong talk. Can't be superpower if he loses influence over Kiev.

Apologies for the Russian, doesn't always translate well. Different alphabets.

Kim Philby
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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 11:16
Yeah governments seem to be taking the mickey an awful lot lately.

Over here in NZ they were found to be illegally spying on an NZ citizen (It was illegal to spy on a new zealand citizen) however instead of being held accountable for their actions, they simply passed a bill which made it legal to spy on all New Zealanders.

It's a joke.

KiwiRed
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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 11:16
I posted about him a month ago, I was also bemused and impressed but after doing more research I found out that the guy is a fraud and stan lees superhumans isn't as legit as it seems.
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Reply · Not Registered · 19 Jan 2014 11:16
According to eastern believes the human body manifests around energetic centers, with every center corresponding to a gland.

The lowest energetic center, the one that corresponds to the sexual organs, is responsible for sexuality and insecurity.
We are being conditioned to feel insecure and to devolve that insecurity until we are mentally crippled. Insecurity becomes fear, fear becomes terror and terror inhibits cognitive processes leaving one with just their survival instincts: eat, sleep, reproduce.
The establishment wants us experiencing life through our lower energetic centers as that makes us easy to manipulate.

The overperfumed woman in red is worshiped as a goddess.
Zari
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Reply · Not Registered · 18 Jan 2014 22:38
18 Jan 2014 23:11:10
Slightly simplified version, but long and boring. A lot goes back to days of the Czars. Under communism there was no religion and most of them were pro Moscow. The peppered vodka is nice though.

Interesting crossroads. The previous regime were pro European, the current lot are more pro Moscow, perhaps the reason why they bring in new law. Similar to ambitions of Moscow. Maybe trial it in Ukraina first then if successful bring it into the Rodina.

Kim Philby
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Reply · Not Registered · 18 Jan 2014 22:38
Hey Ed,
Anything wrong with my post concerning this thread?
If it's the links please remove them.
It was from the first random page that I found on the subject of energetic centers.
Zari
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Reply · frankyscouser · 18 Jan 2014 21:35
Ah yes religion shows it ugly head again, the biggest divide and conquer weapon, cheers Kim never knew that!
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Reply · Not Registered · 18 Jan 2014 13:57
18 Jan 2014 14:11:49
Frankyscouser Ukraine has always been a split country. The West is Catholic and pro Europe. The East is Orthodox and pro Russia. It depends on which faction is in charge at the time.

Kim Philby
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Reply · frankyscouser · 18 Jan 2014 12:41
Zari the Ukraine have put this in black and white which I find strange, they could do what we and the USA have always done and have agents infiltrating protests and start rioting to stop the protest then the main message in the March is swallowed up by the media in the riots, the battle in Seattle is a prime example in 1999, it got made in to a movie and if you are interested in this topi you can can get a stream of the movie online, it's a real eye opener and makes the Ukraine descion strange, what I find even more strange the Ukraine supposedly want to join the euro but that's a different topic.
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Reply · Not Registered · 18 Jan 2014 10:56
In 2000 years they'll write a book about it called " The Rise and Fall of Western Civilization ".

FTE
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