Bundy Ranch Stand Off - The Next Waco?

But, but Holder told Congress, there would NEVER be Armed Drone Strikes on US Soil...... How can this be???? Holder was "Under Oath".... Did he Lie, Under Oath, or are the Threats just Conspiracy Imagination BS???? Just Ask'en..... YMMV.....

 

It's interesting you bring this up. For all we can claim to "know" about the elite on this subject, we must recognize that it comes from sources outside the inner sphere. That is to say, only the perceived thoughts of those who are looking from the outside. Naturally, to the uninitiated these powerful people may seen "evil". The fact is, good and evil are merely concepts, illusions much like control and safety. To a devout Christian, an act which appears sinister is automatically labeled evil. I wonder, how many have stopped to figure out they are actually being played by fear? The Masons and Freemasons are expected to hold a belief in "God", in particular the Christian God as a requirement for entry. Upon reaching the highest levels, some of the previously held knowledge is actually reversed. Can God actually be Satan all along? Is there truly an evil, fallen angel -or has it all been a method to control the masses? What are the true origins of the SUN of God, is it Egypt, Ancient Greece? Why are there so many secrets, is immortality real? What happens to us when we die?

Some bits of knowledge have been known to corrupt mankind. Throughout our history, we have only ever shown that we are not ready for full enlightenment. Therefore, the keepers of hidden knowledge, those within the occult, are charged with maintaining order. Or is it all about control? You see, some of you may be wishing it were only as simple as God vs. Satan, evil vs. good. Maybe ignorance truly is bliss, after all.

When Alex Jones recorded his uninvited attendance secretly at the Bohemian Grove, the audience got a small taste of ancient Druidism and occult activity. Of course, even a naysayer could claim it was all in fun, and dressing in hooded cloaks chanting at a 40 foot stone owl while in the company of male prostitutes is a perfect political venue to attend. The thing is, most people just don't understand the deeper connection or real significance. It's just "evil" because we do not understand...

There are some brilliant minds at work in the halls of the elite. They may illicit the help of any number of people, agencies, corporations and affiliates at their choosing. Sometimes, it is best to use the most appropriate tool for the job. What I am getting at is, there can be bad people everywhere, and at any level of society. We certainly do not know everything about those we call the elite, and the goals and mindset of every party involved with globalism certainly are not Satanic. In fact, I would challenge anybody to invest some time to find out what Satanism really is. Much like Anarchism, there are various types. And no, it's not always about worshiping Satan. Start with Egoism and go from there.

As for "Dark Magic", or Magick --well, it depends on the flavor, too. If we are talking about HooDoo/VooDoo or Shamanism, it rarely is anything else. As for Wicca and Pagan practice, it's more of a religion. There are rules which must be followed, and doing harm to others is always considered dark. If it is High Magick, which is really just the enlightened and true form of Pagan practice, then the same rules apply. Of course, the peasants have their version, and the royals had their own. The same basic, fundamental truths pertaining to what crossed the line is remarkably similar. Throughout all of these, some good can be done, and sometimes only good can be done. The worship of nature and a Goddess are not evil, not today anyway. The knowledge of herbal medicines and science are no longer considered evil, but there once was a time it was.

And so, this is our world changing, ever so slowly. In time, we may even have no further need for religion at all. But, that's going quite far into the future. Let's just settle for hoping we can have a future where we no longer have religious organizations, persecute or wage war.

We must deserve this knowledge, if it is to be bestowed upon us. We must earn our destiny through experience and not lose hope.

 

Bundy is fading from the news. Wonder why, eh?

 

NBA is much more fun for the MSM....

 

Oh, absolutely. Just like the Bundy Ranch instance, this serves as a reminder of the separation between the people and the establishment. The independent media makes headway and gains support with every jackboot response by the men in black. I also agree that the spiritual side of this discussion is important to ponder. However, I do not think that the elite hold a core set of religious beliefs at the pinnacle. I think it is more like advanced scientific processes shrouded in mythology and symbolic imagery to fool the uninitiated. But, I can only guess at that one, really.

I was going to make a chart to explain some of my findings, explaining the various levels of (somewhat complex) belief systems and how they serve a purpose, but it's just too ridiculous. I wouldn't want to add to the quagmire which is already inundating the web, often based on empty conjecture and theories concerning the elusive elite. My only point to stress is the role that every religious system has, and the importance in separating fact from fiction concerning mythology and belief systems in general. Most folks may have excellent, virtuous intentions. But, if they are always blinded by their passions and operating wholly within the narrow perspective their belief system offers, then they are missing the big picture.

 

Because now they can go back and be done before a camera catches them.

 

EXACTLY. Far too often we see options in this life, but few rarely step back to consider the true implications. They say, "choose" but only offer the choices which lead you down the path of controlled outcome. How many people actually dare to see beyond the veil and challenge traditional authority? There's always another option, another choice. We can always choose to not take part, to walk away, to not play this game. Of course, is this really a choice at all? I am fairly certain you and I would agree that it is a valid choice, but the opposing argument does also have its merit.

We live in a society, like it or not, and we do have certain responsibilities. These two facets of our lives alone demand certain obligations --choices to be made. Society and responsibility to this society do not factor into the equation if we live alone on a deserted island, and since we are not in this situation, we are inescapably held to account by the same philosophies and beliefs which grant solidity to society. However, there is still something to be said about the manner in which we arrive at our conclusion to withdraw any support for a corrupted society. If the ship is sinking, do we continue to play along with the delusions of the Captain and his crew when they claim the ship has never been more sturdy and efficient? The ship will still succumb to the will of nature and arrive at the bottom of the sea regardless of belief or policy. Our position is therefore remarkably unique, because we are at a location in time when we are faced with a paradox of our own making. And what does this say about the game itself? If we choose to "opt-out", will this alone save the ship from calamity? No, it will not. But it is a step in the right direction. Once we have identified the problem and chosen not to support those who have brought about the impending disaster, we may then find a solution and make a choice to escape the series of events which will lead to our demise. Not much is certain here, but to complete this metaphor, let's say we salvaged enough scrap wood to fashion a raft and set off on a course of our own choosing, leaving the Captain and the rest of his crew to their fate. I suppose our lives may be similar in that we could find a solution to an impending monetary collapse and global fascist takeover. Perhaps we do have a chance to survive, if only we could find a new course to take us to our destination. Perhaps.

Much like those taking a stand at the Bundy Ranch, who have decided to boldly take a stand and chose not to support a sinking ship, we are also fated to come to a crossroads and either follow the deluded down their path or separate ourselves from the pack.