Thanks, will check it out
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2 good examples there Harold.
Kim Kardashian, what is she actually famous for? What has she done?
David Beckham, talented footballer but thick as 2 short planks and now ambassador in the fight against Ebola
http://tinyurl.com/ne2gl2c
I bet he can't even spell Ebola.
Read discussionKim Kardashian, what is she actually famous for? What has she done?
David Beckham, talented footballer but thick as 2 short planks and now ambassador in the fight against Ebola
http://tinyurl.com/ne2gl2c
I bet he can't even spell Ebola.
Easier and cheaper than a war!
Harold
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14 Oct 2014 13:57:16
Agreed Harold. It is depressing these days to ask teenagers who their idols are. In my younger days it was people like Gagarin and Tereshkova. Sophie Scholl sadly is hardly known in this country. Now its all vileness like Katie Price, admittedly a shrewd business woman but not what you would want your daughter to aspire with.
Kim Philby
Read discussionAgreed Harold. It is depressing these days to ask teenagers who their idols are. In my younger days it was people like Gagarin and Tereshkova. Sophie Scholl sadly is hardly known in this country. Now its all vileness like Katie Price, admittedly a shrewd business woman but not what you would want your daughter to aspire with.
Kim Philby
Agree with sport being a diversion.
Add to that consumerism - who cares what is going on in the middle east when I need to get the newest version of the iphone, ipad, a new flashy car etc. then I'm happy with my middle class lot and not worried about those outside my bubble!
And celebrity envy - who cares what is happening to all the missing children from care homes, I'm too busy trying to find out which celebrity is seeing who and I need to get on Xfactor so I can become famous myself.
There once was a time that we looked up to scientists, historians, philosopher's and inventors - now we look up to Kim Kardashian and David Beckham? Talk about a culture of dumbing down.
Harold
Read discussionAdd to that consumerism - who cares what is going on in the middle east when I need to get the newest version of the iphone, ipad, a new flashy car etc. then I'm happy with my middle class lot and not worried about those outside my bubble!
And celebrity envy - who cares what is happening to all the missing children from care homes, I'm too busy trying to find out which celebrity is seeing who and I need to get on Xfactor so I can become famous myself.
There once was a time that we looked up to scientists, historians, philosopher's and inventors - now we look up to Kim Kardashian and David Beckham? Talk about a culture of dumbing down.
Harold
Agreed Frankie, sport in general is perfect to divert peoples thoughts from the real issues.
I was impressed with Icke's interview, just imagine IF his goalkeeping career did'nt end so early he may never of got into the conspiracy side of things.
Read discussionI was impressed with Icke's interview, just imagine IF his goalkeeping career did'nt end so early he may never of got into the conspiracy side of things.
Listened to the david icke interview and was glad to hear him say what I have being saying for a couple of years that sport is a diversion tool, I am a big liverpool supporter and years ago I never took any notice unless it was something big going around the world, then 9/11 happened followed by 7/7 and everything I seen became a lot clearer, still a big liverpool fan but I can see the diversion tactic now, on social network sites people become crazy if a club does or does not sign a certain player, the anger over things like that are mind blowing, so I have come to a theory that if all sports were banned for 10 years you would have a peoples revolution against the elite, as the anger would be rightly directed at the people who oppress us.
Read discussionTY franky
When you read the 40 you can't help but say to yourself "this is all happening now", its a scary world we live in especially when you know what's to come.
Read discussionWhen you read the 40 you can't help but say to yourself "this is all happening now", its a scary world we live in especially when you know what's to come.
Good find herbie, all make sense like the 40 examples mentioned who ever is pulling the strings is into everything.
Read discussionElegantly worded Bond, I assume blisters are in place and scarves are worn on a regular basis.
Read discussionIncidently Carradine was a chilhood hero before his untimely demise, at least he went out smiling.
Read discussionWow so many different coloured popes about, do you think they all know the Blue Pope (Urban dictionary).
I'll get my coat.
:-)
Read discussionI'll get my coat.
:-)
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
Read discussionThirteen 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
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?
Read discussionIsn'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?
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.
Read discussionPhelps 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.
Interesting stuff Herbie. He resigned only a couple of months after ratzinger. Coincidence? I doubt it.
Ryan.
Read discussionRyan.
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
Read discussionOr 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
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
Read discussionThe 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
I concur.
Harold
Read discussionHarold
I signed a petition to get her to stand down and to be honest I think she will have to, someone made a great suggestion to be part of the panel, they should include a victims group with someone off there to oversea the documents so there is transparency.
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