A Chilling Revelation: Are Elite Planning our demise and is it imminent?

[mamboni]

It's said the elite put their plans into art first so it's a very real possibility. Interesting though that the movie adaptation of the Time Machine left out the nukes and instead used the moon breaking up as the cause of the depopulating event.

Also, the virus theory is a very real possibility if the elite truly do hide their plans in plain sight based on the collection of virus/quarantine movies since 2008. No fewer than 12 movies in less than 4 years where the plot revolves around a group of people becoming infected and having to be quarantined. It's being stuffed in our faces. Many of these movies show some of the characters attempting to flee the quarantine with fatal consequences. These scripts don't get green lit on a whim.

It could be a combination. Nuke some cities then take out the survivors with a virus. Sounds like a great Hollywood movie.

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They can walk from intercity Philly at over ten miles per day wtshtf...be in your Mayberry on bikes before lunch :

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Yo...you gots a nice pool here Doctor Mamboni...fetch us some malt cold ones:

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Yo yo yo Book!!! Don't be stirring no sheet bro. Any soul brothers show up in these parts, they be leaving with an ass full of lead. LOL But you, I promise I won't shoot you...in the ass.

[vacuum]

I think the massive population reduction is a real plan in the minds of many elites. However, I don't think it is the true plan. Control is spread out through circles within circles. One of those circles, maybe at the Bill Gates level, really believes that is the plan. However, the ones controlling them don't want to kill us. Their goal is to enslave us and have us voluntarily submit and live in total fear.

[Book]

If I were master of the universe, I wouldn't be killing my subjects. Weaken them and make them easier to rule, yes.

http://www.federaljack.com/?p=13598

Exactly.

[EE_]

I'm worried about my kids. Personally, I'm tired of all the BS. When the jackbooted a-holes come to take me to the FEMA camps, I'll take of few of them with me and go like a man. But I'm wondering if I shouldn't be arranging to get my kids out of the country now. And then the question is where to go where one is assured safety and security? I'm skeptical of central America with all the governments being communist.

Costa Rica? A friend sent me this listing
https://app.icontact.com/icp/core/me...TCX&cid=725166

[Cebu_4_2]

http://www.federaljack.com/?p=13598

Exactly.

Obama staffer wants ‘cognitive infiltration’ of 9/11 truth groups

January 14, 2010 by POPEYE
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http://www.federaljack.com/wp-conten...s-Sunstein.jpg(RAW STORY) In a 2008 academic paper, President Barack Obama’s appointee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs advocated “cognitive infiltration” of groups that advocate “conspiracy theories” like the ones surrounding 9/11.
Cass Sunstein, a Harvard law professor, co-wrote an academic article entitled “Conspiracy Theories: Causes and Cures,” in which he argued that the government should stealthily infiltrate groups that pose alternative theories on historical events via “chat rooms, online social networks, or even real-space groups and attempt to undermine” those groups.
As head of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Sunstein is in charge of “overseeing policies relating to privacy, information quality, and statistical programs,” according to the White House Web site.
Sunstein’s article, published in the Journal of Political Philosphy in 2008 and recently uncovered by blogger Marc Estrin, states that “our primary claim is that conspiracy theories typically stem not from irrationality or mental illness of any kind but from a ‘crippled epistemology,’ in the form of a sharply limited number of (relevant) informational sources.”
By “crippled epistemology” Sunstein means that people who believe in conspiracy theories have a limited number of sources of information that they trust. Therefore, Sunstein argued in the article, it would not work to simply refute the conspiracy theories in public — the very sources that conspiracy theorists believe would have to be infiltrated.
Sunstein, whose article focuses largely on the 9/11 conspiracy theories, suggests that the government “enlist nongovernmental officials in the effort to rebut the theories. It might ensure that credible independent experts offer the rebuttal, rather than government officials themselves. There is a tradeoff between credibility and control, however. The price of credibility is that government cannot be seen to control the independent experts.”
Download a PDF of the article here.
Sunstein argued that “government might undertake (legal) tactics for breaking up the tight cognitive clusters of extremist theories.” He suggested that “government agents (and their allies) might enter chat rooms, online social networks, or even real-space groups and attempt to undermine percolating conspiracy theories by raising doubts about their factual premises, causal logic or implications for political action.”
“We expect such tactics from undercover cops, or FBI,” Estrin writes at the Rag Blog, expressing surprise that “a high-level presidential advisor” would support such a strategy.
Estrin notes that Sunstein advocates in his article for the infiltration of “extremist” groups so that it undermines the groups’ confidence to the extent that “new recruits will be suspect and participants in the group’s virtual networks will doubt each other’s bona fides.”
Sunstein has been the target of numerous “conspiracy theories” himself, mostly from the right wing political echo chamber, with conservative talking heads claiming he favors enacting “a second Bill of Rights” that would do away with the Second Amendment. Sunstein’s recent book, On Rumors: How Falsehoods Spread, Why We Believe Them, What Can Be Done, was criticized by some on the right as “a blueprint for online censorship.”
Sunstein “wants to hold blogs and web hosting services accountable for the remarks of commenters on websites while altering libel laws to make it easier to sue for spreading ‘rumors,’” wrote Ed Lasky at American Thinker.

[lapis]

^^ That article should have its own thread.

It's interesting how threatened they are by those who don't accept the official explanations of 9/11. And here I thought we were all just a bunch of fringe nuts with no influence on society. ;-)

BTW, his book on rumors sucks.

[Neuro]

Costa Rica? A friend sent me this listing
https://app.icontact.com/icp/core/me...TCX&cid=725166

But isn't Horn there?

[Horn]

But isn't Horn there?

Wise ass.

Don't worry about the Commies in Costa Rica, they are still (as always) subjects to Capitalist lawyer's loopholes.

They just don't make either the way they used to... however I think land here is set to "tank a bit" pretty soon.

[Awoke]

NO!!!! Kepler 22b really isn't that far away! And it is probably much nicer than earth too. Barbara Streissand will come too! REALLY!

It is a bargain at only 620 light years!
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kepler-22

But Gliese 581C is only a mere 20 light years away! lol.

[Neuro]

But Gliese 581C is only a mere 20 light years away! lol.

Hallelujah! Let's rename it Great Israel!