Money as occult imprisonment

[midnight rambler]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmb0TpdBdf4

[singular_me]

cant stream right now but considering that the NWO is 4000+ year old, it merely means that money was meant to imprison and enslave since day 1. While the laws of weights and measures are correct intrinsically, the NWO has always implemented agendas that make it impossible to stick to them, so others could dream about honest money and develop theories one after another 24/7... end result: the whole planet is bankrupted, pillaged and sick from pollution. On top of that they have privatized everything they could and manipulated PMs since ever. They have even crashed whole economies under the gold/silver standards!

I know that many on here expect sound money to come back... but it wont happen because of the technology age that will eradicate most jobs within the 25 years or so ahead.

We have been had. It is not the love of money which is the problem but the mindset of being afraid of what the future may hold that played right in their hands because they pretty well know that *fear* is what the dark agenda needs to prosper. They are psychic vampires.

there are excellent videos on youtube but I wont post them as I am sick and tired of being labeled as a new ager. But if you want to explore the rabbit hole, go ahead. look for: the brotherhood of the death, part 1 and 2 (5H) and the origins of evil, and the alchemy of money.

[midnight rambler]

the brotherhood of the death

Sounds like the Death Cult to me. Will have to check it out. Thx

[singular_me]

well it goes over the origins of the NWO-death cult and masonery... but the speaker is also using myths and ancient religions to explain all that and is not keen on the bible, but he surely goes after judaism. I have it on my computer and am listening right now... and it clearly states the objectives of the interview and the guest is clearly anti-masons.

correction: the brotherhood of death



Sounds like the Death Cult to me. Will have to check it out. Thx

[Spectrism]

Reincarnation bullshit.

[singular_me]

dont know which posting you reply to here but this could confuse some on here.

I am 40mins into the brotherhood of death and have listened to it 2 times already...
it does NOT speak of anything like that... just 4000 years of lucifer worship explained. According to the speaker, and I agree with him, hierarchy itself can only be demonic.



Reincarnation bullshit.

[midnight rambler]

Reincarnation bullshit.

Sure. This little boy's father set out to DISPROVE reincarnation - guess what? He failed to disprove it and both he, the boy's mother, and several others are now believers in reincarnation because of this boy's amazing story.

Now let's hear the horseshit from you and the other knuckleheads: "Well obviously that little boy was possessed by demons." Right. These two exemplary parents raised a little boy who became *possessed* at 2 y.o. lol


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvD6Bq-ghqw

[Shami-Amourae]

Instead of there being some 4,000 year old "Death Cult" isn't it more plausible Jews evolved in a certain way to be parasites and be good at controlling things, so no matter what society they integrate into they tend to be the rulers and blood suckers in that society? I've always believed that Jews are biologically more prone to become psychopaths than any other race. Whites are more prone to pathological altruism, even though as a race we are very intelligent and productive. Look how easily White people fell for that $100 homeless man skit done by an Asian who knew White people would have that kind of reaction.

Not everything is a conspiracy.

[midnight rambler]

Not everything is a conspiracy.

The thing is, the Death Cult is the Mother of All Conspiracies.

[palani]

"Money as occult imprisonment "

Welcome to the Hotel California
Such a lovely place (Such a lovely place)
Such a lovely face
Plenty of room at the Hotel California
Any time of year (Any time of year)
You can find it here

Last thing I remember, I was
Running for the door
I had to find the passage back
To the place I was before
"Relax, " said the night man,
"We are programmed to receive.
You can check-out any time you like,
But you can never leave! "

[monty]

Reincarnation bullshit.

that brings to mind the "Bridey Murphy Story" that happened about 1953.

http://skepdic.com/bridey.html

Bridey MurphyIn 1952, Virginia Tighe of Pueblo, Colorado, was hypnotized by local businessman Morey Bernstein. Allegedly, Virginia spoke in an Irish brogue and claimed she was Bridey Murphy, a 19th-century woman from Cork, Ireland. Bernstein says he encouraged past life regression (http://skepdic.com/pastlife.html) and his subject cooperated. He hypnotized Tighe many times. While under hypnosis (http://skepdic.com/hypnosis.html), she sang Irish songs and told Irish stories, always as Bridey Murphy. She gave a birth date as1798, described her childhood in a Protestant family in the city of Cork, her marriage to Sean Brian Joseph McCarthy, and her burial in Belfast in 1864. Bernstein's book, The Search for Bridey Murphy (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0385260032/roberttoddcarrolA/) (1956), became a best-seller. (Tighe is called Ruth Simmons in the book.) Recordings of the hypnotic sessions were made and translated into more than a dozen languages. The recordings sold well. The reincarnation (http://skepdic.com/reincarn.html) boom in American publishing had begun.
Newspapers sent reporters to Ireland to investigate. Was there a red-headed Bridey Murphy who lived in Ireland in the nineteenth century? No records were found that matched Tighe's claims for Bridey's birth, upbringing, marriage, or death. (One supporter of the story, Bill Barker, did find a record of a clerk named John M'Carthy working in Belfast between 1858-1862.) One newspaper, however, the Chicago American, found Bridie Murphey Corkell in Wisconsin in the 20th century. She lived in the house across the street from where Virginia Tighe grew up. What Virginia reported while hypnotized were not memories of a previous life but memories from her early childhood. Whatever else the hypnotic state is, it is a state where one's fantasies are energetically displayed. Many people were impressed with the details of Tighe's hypnotic memories, but the details were not evidence of past life regression, reincarnation, or channeling (http://skepdic.com/channeling.html). They were evidence of a vivid imagination, a confused memory, fraud, or a combination of the three.
It is indicative of the typical lowering of the standards of critical thinking regarding the paranormal or the supernatural that defenders of fantastic confabulations (http://skepdic.com/confab.html) and preposterous stories find easily accessible information to be incontrovertible proof of their veracity. For example, Tighe talks about kissing the Blarney stone and knew that the act requires the assistance of someone who holds you as you lean backwards and face up to kiss the stone. This is common knowledge and photos of this are available in hundreds of sources, yet this fact has been cited as strong evidence that Tighe really kissed the stone in a previous incarnation.* (http://www.randi.org/jr/08-31-01.html) Yet, these same proponents of the strange and occult are not concerned that the kind of reincarnation they are considering contradicts everything we know about human consciousness and the brain, especially about how memory (http://skepdic.com/memory.html)works.
Memories exist in neural connections in the brain. Brain traumas and diseases like Alzheimer's (http://www.alz.org/alzheimers_disease_what_is_alzheimers.asp) reveal that when these neural connections are destroyed, memories are destroyed. When the brain decays and dies memories will be destroyed. There is no logical reason for maintaining that there is a parallel entity (spirit or mind) that exists independently of the brain and which maintains memories that will be accessible to us only after we die or after this imagined parallel entity enters another body.
As Martin Gardner says, "Almost any hypnotic subject capable of going into a deep trance will babble about a previous incarnation if the hypnotist asks him to. He will babble just as freely about his future incarnations....In every case of this sort where there has been adequate checking on the subject's past, it has been found that the subject was weaving together long forgotten bits of information acquired during his early years" (Gardner 1957).
When you hear hoof beats think first of horses, not centaurs.
See also Bloxham tapes (http://skepdic.com/bloxham.html), channeling (http://skepdic.com/channeling.html), hypnosis (http://skepdic.com/hypnosis.html), past life regression (http://skepdic.com/pastlife.html), reincarnation (http://skepdic.com/reincarn.html), and Ian Stevenson (http://skepdic.com/stevenson.html).
further reading
books and articles
Ducasse, C. J. 1960. "How the Case of The Search for Bridey Murphy Stands Today.” The Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research 54 (January 1960): 3-22.
Ducasse, C. J. 2006. A Critical Examination of the Belief in a Life after Death. Kessinger Publishing. Originally published in 1961. (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=1425301223/roberttoddcarrolA/)Chapter 25, of this book is titled "The Case of 'The Search for Bridey Murphy'."
Gardner, Martin. Fads and Fallacies in the Name of Science (New York: Dover Publications, Inc., 1957), ch. 26. (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0486203948/roberttoddcarrolA/)
Ready, W. B. "Bridey Murphy: An Irishman's View," Fantasy & Science Fiction 11, no.2, August, 1956, pp. 81-88.
websites
A Case of Reincarnation -- Reexamined (http://www.csicop.org/sb/9803/reincarnation.html) Joe Nickell (the case of Jenny Cockell)
James Randi, commentary (http://www.randi.org/jr/08-31-01.html)
"Is it possible to recall past lives through hypnosis?" - Cecil Adams (http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a2_287.html)
BrideyMurphy.com (http://www.brideymurphy.com/index.html) (Her candle burned out long ago but the legend never did.)
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[singular_me]

Shami, you can explain it simply... but if one does not strike at the root by *understanding* how far it goes, the evil plant will grow again and again, until you finally unroot it completely.

But I assume that since you want a hierarchy or think humans are too weak/stupid to self-govern, then you will surely not consider the unthinkable: hierarchy itself can only be demonic...

In this red ice radio program (brotherhood of death) the speaker goes back to Akenaton, egyptian king. Masons and judaites are of the same clique. And he exposes judaism as a full fledged deception.

You accuse the jews in most of your posts but I dare you listen to program. The only challenge for you is that you will have to completely forget about your atheism for 5H. Should you not be able to do this, then just know that you are fighting windmills.

If you find okay the tech age is going to wipe out much of humanity, then you are part of the problem, supporting a great evil.



Instead of there being some 4,000 year old "Death Cult" isn't it more plausible Jews evolved in a certain way to be parasites and be good at controlling things, so no matter what society they integrate into they tend to be the rulers and blood suckers in that society? I've always believed that Jews are biologically more prone to become psychopaths than any other race. Whites are more prone to pathological altruism, even though as a race we are very intelligent and productive. Look how easily White people fell for that $100 homeless man skit done by an Asian who knew White people would have that kind of reaction.

Not everything is a conspiracy.

[Shami-Amourae]

If you find okay the tech age is going to wipe out much of humanity, then you are part of the problem, supporting a great evil.

I never said that was okay. I'm saying that that is what the people in charge want. Personally I would like the world's population lower, but it should only be done voluntarily. Like instead of feeding Africans they should be given aid with the agreement they are made sterile. Everything is upfront there. This can also be applied to welfare. If you want welfare, that's cool, but you shouldn't be having kids either.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pnwy1z7YJc

The "Death Cult" wants to force these things. I believe in it being voluntary. I think this is the most humanitarian thing that can be done to help people who are too stupid to know they shouldn't be having kids.

[Shami-Amourae]

In this red ice radio program (brotherhood of death) the speaker goes back to Akenaton, egyptian king. Masons and judaites are of the same clique. And he exposes judaism as a full fledged deception.


Are you referring to these?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD7LsfSq0GM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl7yUEAJ1fU

[crimethink]

Sure. This little boy's father set out to DISPROVE reincarnation - guess what? He failed to disprove it and both he, the boy's mother, and several others are now believers in reincarnation because of this boy's amazing story.

Now let's hear the horseshit from you and the other knuckleheads: "Well obviously that little boy was possessed by demons." Right. These two exemplary parents raised a little boy who became *possessed* at 2 y.o. lol


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvD6Bq-ghqw

Children not trained to disbelieve in their remote viewing abilities =/= "reincarnation"

How much money have the Leiningers made off the book and movie rights? Book actually written by "Ken Gross" (shalom), too. Zero motivation to sensationalize, right?

[crimethink]

Instead of there being some 4,000 year old "Death Cult" isn't it more plausible Jews evolved in a certain way to be parasites and be good at controlling things, so no matter what society they integrate into they tend to be the rulers and blood suckers in that society? I've always believed that Jews are biologically more prone to become psychopaths than any other race. Whites are more prone to pathological altruism, even though as a race we are very intelligent and productive. Look how easily White people fell for that $100 homeless man skit done by an Asian who knew White people would have that kind of reaction.

Not everything is a conspiracy.

While I do believe there are conspiracies operating against us, and there always have been, the key problem is the Aryan race's willingness to accord them the opportunities to succeed.

The only continuity among anti-human conspiracies is the Devil. But his troops are recruited from the ranks of the currently living. There is no human(esque)-guided grand conspiracy.

[midnight rambler]

Children not trained to disbelieve in their remote viewing abilities =/= "reincarnation"

A 2 y.o. 'remote viewing*'?? You cannot possibly be serious. How do you account for the sister and associates of James Hutson verifying what the child was saying?? As James Hutson's sister Ann pointed out: "No one except a member of our (immediate) family could know those details."

*I know more than a modicum about 'remote viewing' - there's remote viewing that is hit or miss as a natural consequence of someone being physic** and then there's controlled remote viewing, a scientific procedure developed by Ingo Swann and Stanford Research Institute, and used by the DoD for ~20 years. I spent over 40 hours with Lyn Buchanan (Lyn was one of the main CRVers for the DoD) in his home in Alamogordo, N.M. taking his basic CRV course with five other people. It's for real. This course I attended at Lyn's home also opened up my eyes to the power of the subconscious which is connected directly to The Source at superliminal velocity.

**Like Lyn told us: "Everyone is physic just like everyone can sing, it's just that some people can sing better than others."

Lyn and Jim Marrs have been very close friends for many years, go to 19:58 to hear a brief description what controlled remote viewing is -


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1W1UqY1Sik

[Spectrism]

I was a hypnotist... amateur/ hobbyist at that. But I learned it in the late 1970s and practiced it into the 1980s. I did past life regressions as that became an interesting bauble in times of paranormal fascination. Some of them would have you believing for sure that reincarnation was real. Then I began to TEST it out. I found that with the right suggestions you could encounter OVERLAPPING lives... that is multiple identities in deifferent places at the same time.

Later I learned of the hazzards of this dalliance. In that state, doors are opened that make the subject susceptible to demons. It shuts down the judgmental and filtering and reasoning of the individual leaving the soul disarmed. If the soul is mind, will and emotions, hypnosis shackles the will and emotions and commands the mind. The mind then uses anything to meet the demands of the hypnotist.

When I see pinpoint accuracy of things like the purported case posted, I get skeptical of means. I would also look into that family background and see what they entertained.

[midnight rambler]

I was a hypnotist... amateur/ hobbyist at that. But I learned it in the late 1970s and practiced it into the 1980s. I did past life regressions as that became an interesting bauble in times of paranormal fascination. Some of them would have you believing for sure that reincarnation was real. Then I began to TEST it out. I found that with the right suggestions you could encounter OVERLAPPING lives... that is multiple identities in deifferent places at the same time.

Later I learned of the hazzards of this dalliance. In that state, doors are opened that make the subject susceptible to demons. It shuts down the judgmental and filtering and reasoning of the individual leaving the soul disarmed. If the soul is mind, will and emotions, hypnosis shackles the will and emotions and commands the mind. The mind then uses anything to meet the demands of the hypnotist.

When I see pinpoint accuracy of things like the purported case posted, I get skeptical of means. I would also look into that family background and see what they entertained.


I completely agree that people can 'open doors' that they shouldn't be opening like for example by screwing around with ouija boards, however did you even bother to watch the part of the video I posted where Lyn gives a 'in a nutshell' explanation of how controlled remote viewing works and why DoD spent millions over several years pursuing CRV?

I seriously doubt this couple did anything to cause their young child to be 'possessed by demons'. lol

I've yet to see anyone offer any explanation as to how the info the kid provided totally convinced James Huston's sister and shipmates.

[crimethink]

A 2 y.o. 'remote viewing*'?? You cannot possibly be serious.


I'm 100% serious, and why wouldn't I be? Children have not yet experienced the programming that "science" insists be applied to them, to teach them that the very real things they see but cannot feel are just "fantasy." Further, we are all individuals, and as such, some of us are much more keen to the "unseen" and "untouchable" world. This kid may be just that. Or, it could be a complete hoax, as well.




How do you account for the sister and associates of James Hutson verifying what the child was saying?? As James Hutson's sister Ann pointed out: "No one except a member of our (immediate) family could know those details."


Without a great deal more investigation, I cannot determine if they are telling the truth.




*I know more than a modicum about 'remote viewing' - there's remote viewing that is hit or miss as a natural consequence of someone being physic** and then there's controlled remote viewing, a scientific procedure developed by Ingo Swann and Stanford Research Institute, and used by the DoD for ~20 years.


By "remote viewing" I am referring to a generalized phenomenon, where someone does not necessarily "focus" it, but they merely experience it, as would be expected with a little kid. We barely understand space-time, and there is no reason that one mind could not connect to another at another point of space-time in such a way.

[midnight rambler]

there is no reason that one mind could not connect to another at another point of space-time in such a way.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX-GJ46kiCo

[crimethink]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX-GJ46kiCo

Oh, man, that's funny coming from you.

Try this, again:

"And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment."


Quantum physics has already shown "spooky action at a distance," so connection across space-time is hardly "superstition."

[midnight rambler]

"And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment."

Is (YOUR interpretation) of that ONE verse all ya got??*

So here's the scenario: James H. the man is killed in WW2; James H. (the man, the corporeal body) only dies ONCE. James H.'s SOUL (OR spirit) is reincarnated into the body of a baby born to a loving couple in Louisiana decades later.

*So I'm confused on your position here...are you saying the man or the soul** dies "once"?? ???

**if there's no such thing as death (of the spirit), how does the soul die***?? ???

***IF there is eternal damnation (which I think is true), then THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS THE DEATH OF THE SOUL/SPIRIT!

[crimethink]

Is (YOUR interpretation) of that ONE verse all ya got??*

So here's the scenario: James H. the man is killed in WW2; James H. (the man, the corporeal body) only dies ONCE. James H.'s SOUL (OR spirit) is reincarnated into the body of a baby born to a loving couple in Louisiana decades later.

*So I'm confused on your position here...are you saying the man or the soul** dies "once"?? ???

**if there's no such thing as death (of the spirit), how does the soul die***?? ???

***IF there is eternal damnation (which I think is true), then THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS THE DEATH OF THE SOUL/SPIRIT!

You are really invested in this reincarnation nonsense. I'm not sure why.

Your intellectual gymnastics are not becoming of you. Grotesque contortions to "get around" St. Paul's statement is truly pathetic. It's not "my interpretation." It's very plain: men experience death in this world, once. You don't get to go to God, be judged, get sent back to Earth, live yet another life, and then die again, to repeat.

[singular_me]

so for centuries it was okay, then Vatican straightened things up and ordered to remove the topic from discussion...

CT, you still have to explain how Tibetans end up finding the next dalai lama with birth marks and other striking details, EXACTLY where the *oracles* tell them to go?

I hate to say this again, but the bible being kaballistic, it makes no sense to argue against it as kaballah is about reincarnation.

Reincarnation is one of the main recurrent theme in many religions and myths, which is hard to deny, meaning that saying its senseless wont make it go away.

-------------------------
(have not read those links)
"... In the first five hundred years of Christianity, reincarnation was most certainly on the main stage.... http://www.reincarnation.ws/reincarnation_in_early_christianity.html

http://reincarnationinthebible.com/

[crimethink]

(have not read those links)
"... In the first five hundred years of Christianity, reincarnation was most certainly on the main stage.... http://www.reincarnation.ws/reincarnation_in_early_christianity.html


LOL.

It claims Augustine (who prayed to Mary) and Origen (an admitted Gnostic) believed in reincarnation. That's nice. The only relevant question, however, is: does Jesus Christ? The Bible makes clear the answer is no.

[midnight rambler]

superstition -

1
a : a belief or practice resulting from ignorance, fear of the unknown, trust in magic or chance, or a false conception of causation
b : an irrational abject attitude of mind toward the supernatural (http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/supernatural), nature, or God resulting from superstition

2
: a notion maintained despite evidence to the contrary