Showing posts with label colbert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colbert. Show all posts
Friday, October 3, 2008
Naomi Klein on the Colbert Report
Naomi Klein on the Colbert Report
Naomi Klein wants us to be prepared for leaders to take advantage of us in moments of crises.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Synchromystic roundup
The Hidden Agendas: Trailing The Slithering Synchs
A 360° rainbow around the sun, what else do I need to say? :p
Meta-Logic Café: Horns of Power
Wow! That took me places I haven't been before :)
Thuther Thought: We're in the Middle of WWIII = Wizard War III
Pretty self-explanatory title!
Gosporn: Respect
Mandatory internet warning for graphic image & awesome information ;)
For some fun paranoia: (everything can be fun when not taken too seriously ;p)
Atlantean Times: Is Jamie Oliver a Freemason?
Pseudo Occult Media: Stephen Colbert 33rd Degree Freemason?
Colbert on Fulford & Illuminati
Ewige Blumenkraft!
You think Colbert read RAW & Robert Shea's Illuminatus or his writers did? :p
Colbert's show is weird, the humor doesn't always work (I can only watch Stewart's Daily Show and the Report every few months when really bored) and need I say again, a lot of republicans thought he was one of them when the show started, I mean ouch! How do you not get that?
The horns would mean I'm illuminati too haha. Though it's possible, Stewart & Colbert mostly stick to the mainstream stories & talk to politicians a lot on their shows (eww :p). I often see them as gatekeepers like Chomsky (9/11) possibly may be too - though never underestimate ignorance and Belief Systems, there doesn't always need to be a conspiracy ;p. Colbert was really freaking nervous at the president roast though ;). Then again the "see patterns where non exist" line tips it over the other end once more, mainstream media folk love ridiculing conspiracy and it's a great tactic to avoid the average joe from looking into such matters.
Colbert has a point here too though - confirmation bias plays a huge role in conspiracy research (& obviously synchromysticism too, though on a whole other level) which is one of the main themes of this blog, avoiding that! I think in finding patterns the only thing to keep sane and not make a mess of one's belief system is not taking it too seriously.
A 360° rainbow around the sun, what else do I need to say? :p
Meta-Logic Café: Horns of Power
Wow! That took me places I haven't been before :)
Thuther Thought: We're in the Middle of WWIII = Wizard War III
Pretty self-explanatory title!
Gosporn: Respect
Mandatory internet warning for graphic image & awesome information ;)
For some fun paranoia: (everything can be fun when not taken too seriously ;p)
Atlantean Times: Is Jamie Oliver a Freemason?
Pseudo Occult Media: Stephen Colbert 33rd Degree Freemason?
Colbert on Fulford & Illuminati
Ewige Blumenkraft!
You think Colbert read RAW & Robert Shea's Illuminatus or his writers did? :p
Colbert's show is weird, the humor doesn't always work (I can only watch Stewart's Daily Show and the Report every few months when really bored) and need I say again, a lot of republicans thought he was one of them when the show started, I mean ouch! How do you not get that?
The horns would mean I'm illuminati too haha. Though it's possible, Stewart & Colbert mostly stick to the mainstream stories & talk to politicians a lot on their shows (eww :p). I often see them as gatekeepers like Chomsky (9/11) possibly may be too - though never underestimate ignorance and Belief Systems, there doesn't always need to be a conspiracy ;p. Colbert was really freaking nervous at the president roast though ;). Then again the "see patterns where non exist" line tips it over the other end once more, mainstream media folk love ridiculing conspiracy and it's a great tactic to avoid the average joe from looking into such matters.
Colbert has a point here too though - confirmation bias plays a huge role in conspiracy research (& obviously synchromysticism too, though on a whole other level) which is one of the main themes of this blog, avoiding that! I think in finding patterns the only thing to keep sane and not make a mess of one's belief system is not taking it too seriously.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Stephen Colbert: Solidarity
Stephen Colbert: Solidarity
Studies have shown that people are less inclined to help someone in need if they see other potential helpers around. Which basically means, if you're in trouble and there's lots of people around, you = fooked :p
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Extra-Dimensional Colbert
Stephen Colbert interview with Lisa Randall
"Let me ask you about extra dimensions, is there any chance that it's populated by creatures that feed on our fear?" Stephen Colbert
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
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