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Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Eliot Spitzer takes on the Fed


Eliot Spitzer takes on the Fed

"After having his career and reputation destroyed by the powers that be, spitzer is now willing to speak out.." via elluminati

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Roundup

Synchromystic Jake Kotze has a new fascinating interview up with Red Ice Creations about synchromysticism, synchronicity, 9/11 and more.

Technoccult has some amazing posts up again, I'd link 'em but I'd have to link most of the first two pages :p

Check out Postmodern times vids, consciousness & 2012 related including more, featuring Dean Radin among others.

Secret Sun has some cool posts up including a masonic city skyline overview of the US including benbens.

Synchronistic Linguistics in The Matrix Or How Bob Dobbs Became the Tetrad Manager by Robert Guffey

Obama Feigns Ignorance of CFR, NAU by Kurt Nimmo

The next two vids are from the comments of this Wu-Tang Tarot Cards page (great mnemonic devices ;) at Polterchrist (awesome name btw)

The End - Wu Tang Clan featuring Jordan Maxwell at the end.


GZA, RZA and Bill Murray : Coffee & Cigarettes... (takes a while to take off)


Bill Murray Technology Rant

"Who needs to know that? I don't need to know that."

Here's a cool Ron Paul sync in Linklater's movie Slacker at Spelunking the Ideosphere.

Check out Arnie post: Eagle ruler 888 at Konkrete Junkyard, Total Recall was on TV last night but I watched the latest Stargate Continuum (may post on that later) with a buddy instead.

I stumbled on this Rihanna topic on ats, after posting this earlier (scroll).

Human-pig hybrid embryos given go ahead

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Is Ron Paul a Mason?




ATS has a thread up on this, as for the posts in that thread - ATS is well known for having Masonic Apologists on their forum, even moderators. These pictures are hardly proof of course, could just be a limp handshake. Also, I don't believe in the Masonic conspiracy, yet I don't trust them either, at all. Hell, Lon Milo Duquette is a confessed mason and he's awesome *guitar solo*. Though that doesn't mean I completely trust him either, especially since Leo Zagami said he's been bought for the dark side, though again, that doesn't mean I distrust him either :p. Or that I trust or distrust Zagami Complicated isn't it? :p Lon dropped by here and could joke about the accusations which is always a great sign.
Ron Paul is complicated too, his track record is impressive though I'm sure there are a few interesting stumbles here and there left undiscovered too. Remember, after "A New Hope", the Empire struck back. It's not like any of this matters or anything. "Think about that for a while. Ponder it while the music from Jeopardy plays and roll it around in your mouth a little before swallowing it." Duquette ;p But don't take assumptions for truth, nevahr!

Saturday, February 9, 2008

Ron Paul forces Mitt Romney out of the GOP race

LA Times article
Clearly spooked by a few of Rep. Ron Paul's second-place finishes kind of close behind him, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination.

Romney was so flustered in his dropout speech to the Conservative Political Action Committee in Washington Thursday, that he didn't even mention Ron Paul.

That's not unusual, actually. Hardly any other candidate and virtually no major media, especially CNN, has mentioned his name for the last year, so terrified are they of his stare and his libertarian-like views, including downsizing the federal government, bringing American troops home and abolishing the Federal Reserve.

Monday, February 4, 2008

Politicians for sale


"If presidential candidates are representing special interest groups,
maybe they should be like NASCAR with the little patches on the back."
Tom Dobbs

Thursday, January 31, 2008

JFK, Martin Luther King, Ron Paul 2008


JFK, Martin Luther King, Ron Paul

Vote Ron Paul 2008.
Wether the election is rigged or not! :P

YouTube loves to delete clips and profiles that expand minds or challenge authority. Get the clip here if the cowards delete it again.

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Ron Paul doesn’t believe in Evolution: ROFL + So what? + BS

I posted this in response to a myspace bulletin (posted below this) the bulletin I'm responding too is in italics. I think the concept of Belief Systems is too important to be ignored in this issue.

It's about how the future has as much to do with the present as the past does. Giraffes can only have come from the future. There's no way evolution in the past would have let something that defenseless and impractical live for 15 minutes." Kilgore Trout (Kurt Vonnegut)

"Genesis takes place continually in an ocean of Nirvana."
Physicist and Futurist Michio Kaku

Oh man, we just can't catch a break can we? The only candidate with some common sense and a chance and he's a creationist.
Well so what, Bush was a retard puppet made president twice who probably didn't even win either election. Would voting matter now? It'll sure become interesting that's for sure. Well it's too early to despair, so let's all keep the 'faith' ;p I just gotta laugh at the situation, reality has become way too fucking crazy to still take it seriously lol. But seriously so what, what matters are his political views which have been pretty consistent and the man's a doctor. I really don't care what he thinks about the origin of life. With his view on reduced government I don't think there's much if anything to worry about his religious beliefs.

"The one and only anti-war Republican presidential candidate didn't raise his hand when asked who doesn't believe in evolution, but it turns out he may have wanted to. In this clip, Paul responds to a question about the incident by saying that it was an "inappropriate question," but that "I think it's a theory—theory of evolution—and I don't accept it."
It is a theory. A scientific theory, but still a theory.

"This is important to me and IS an appropriate question to ask, Mr. Paul. We don't need anyone else who is scientifically illetarate (lol) running this country. The stakes are too high."
Well the scientific illiterate in office now isn't running the country, the 'decider' does whatever his puppetmasters tell him too.

This just shows that atheists/materialists can be as fundamentalistic and dogmatic as any religious person. Ideologies are the new religions kids, hate to break the news.
Tell me, who are you gonna vote for otherwise? :p Who else even has a remote chance of beating the mainstream puppets who'll plunge the US into a police state?

"We can all see how other people's BS (belief system or bullshit :p) makes them blind and 'stupid' at times, but we find it very hard to notice how our own BS is doing the same to us. This is what anthropologists call 'acculturalization.' Following Gurdjieff, I prefer to call it hypnosis... Every politician knows how to induce hypnosis, and very damned few peple on the whole planet know how to de-hypnotize themselves. The world is not governed by facts or logic. It is governed by BS." Robert Anton Wilson

The theory of evolution isn't the end of the story. Atheists laugh at people who accept a theory of a few thousand years old and they still cling to one of nearly 150 years old. But it's science you say! Yet you forget It's old, purely materialistic and thus limited science.
I mean there has been some progress made since 1859. For instance just one example is Ken Wilber's Integral Institute's theory of Spiritual Evolution, which is just another theory. And an interpretation of social and psychological development that could also be considered a theory of (spiritual) evolution is Spiral Dynamics, based on the work of Clare W. Graves. Also, just another theory. Here's to Openmindedness! Happy holidays folks.


"Whenever people are certain they understand our peculiar situation here on this planet, it is because they have accepted a religious Faith or a secular Ideology (Ideologies are the modern form of Faiths) and just stopped thinking."
Robert Anton Wilson

1. Never believe totally in anybody else's BS.
2. Never believe totally in your own BS.
Robert Anton Wilson

"People have murdered each other, in massive wars and guerilla actions, for many centuries, and still murder each other in the present, over Ideologies and Religions which, stated as propositions, appear neither true nor false to modern logicians - meaningless propositions that look meaningful to the linguistically naive."
Robert Anton Wilson

"All models are wrong but some are useful."
George Box

"We do not see things as they are, we see things as we are."
The Talmud

"Only the madman is absolutely sure."
Robert Anton Wilson

"A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices."
William James

"'Seeing' is not a function of the eyes alone, but of the eyes-and-brain working together. A popular proverb says, 'Seeing is believing,' but as the philosopher Santayana once pointed out, humans are much better at believing than at seeing."
Robert Anton Wilson

"Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world."
Arthur Schopenhauer

"Intelligence is the capacity to receive, decode and transmit information efficiently. Stupidity is blockage of this process at any point. Bigotry, ideologies etc. block the ability to receive; robotic reality-tunnels block the ability to decode or integrate new signals; censorship blocks transmission."
Robert Anton Wilson

symbols get mistaken for reality - symbols can be manipulated
hence 'reality' can be manipulated - messy situation develops


----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: a myspace user
Posted on Dec 22, 2007

This is important to me and IS an appropriate question to ask, Mr. Paul. We don't need anyone else who is scientifically illetarate running this country. The stakes are too high.

The one and only anti-war Republican presidential candidate didn't raise his hand when asked who doesn't believe in evolution, but it turns out he may have wanted to. In this clip, Paul responds to a question about the incident by saying that it was an "inappropriate question," but that "I think it's a theory—theory of evolution—and I don't accept it."

Paul hasn't been hiding his religious convictions. He wrote back in 2003 that the "secular Left" has been waging a war on religion and Christmas and that "[t]he notion of a rigid separation between church and state has no basis in either the text of the Constitution or the writings of our Founding Fathers."







I better see some apologies from all of the atheists who said they would stop supporting his campaign if he were to come out and say this.