Might that not change if this were primarily a spiritual battle? The Bible becomes a quintessential “The Art of War”. We are loosing because Mr Global treats conflict as if it were primarily spiritual. We are programmed to think of it as physical. We are also programmed to think of all the pagan societies as long forgotten. The adherents to faith consistently defeated the Molechish pyramid-luvin one-eyed ‘I ♥️ goats’ types...with smooth stones, walking sticks, rams horn music etc. Christians got da juice.
The DaliLama is rich, hangs with the Hollywood elite and left many monks while escaping successfully himself. Yet, I a best friend of mine is Buddhist. She calls Buddhism her religion. All the great religious have some great stuff...obviously.
I was a kid who spent lotsa time in a cage...no details needed. Evil I get. However, I have three adult daughters who are thriving and have taught at-risk kids for a long time. I would have been a basket case—or worse—had I not been well-loved by God. I am a Christian.
Of course the dark has infiltrated the church. But there is also really dark sex yet nobody uses that as a reason for abstinence.
Jesus is by far the highlight of my life and that feels not so connected to the church-religious part of being Christian. He is real. The elite target Christians because they know Christ is their nemesis. The Nazarene is the Enemy of your enemy. Many have been the ways He saved me. He is not a religion.
I was talking to my brother about 9/11, and we were getting increasingly despairing. And he said, "my God, I wish we could go back to pre-9/11, I just don't want this to be true; or, I'd just as rather I didn't know."
We continued talking and concluded that history is beginning to look like one great big ENGINEERED catastrophe after another.
"About 4 years after 9-11 I was in a taxicab in New York City, headed towards a hotel on Long Island, when I struck up a conversation with the cabby, a foreigner from the middle east.
Four years earlier I happened to have been in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001 when the airliners hit the World Trade Center towers. So, I had a first-person experience of the event. I have a haunting photo of me on a ferry on the Hudson River, headed to Ellis Island to see the Statue of Liberty with the World Trade Center towers in the background. Two days later those towers were gone.
As an aside, in 1986 I was in Florida, in the panhandle near Tallahassee, on a business trip, sitting in a doctor’s waiting room when the TV set aired the mid-air blow up of the space shuttle 73 seconds into its launch from Cape Canaveral. I ran outside to see the accident in the sky. So, I’ve had occasion to view a couple of disastrous moments in modern American history first-hand.
So, I was chatting with this cab driver from the back seat during my trip. I explained Building 7 that collapsed in a planned explosion without any planes hitting it (“they had to pull it” said Building 7 leasee Larry Silverstein, who is reported to have purchased terrorism insurance just prior to the event).
I talked on an on, about the circumstances surrounding that event. The renovation of the fire sprinkling system in the Trade Towers when explosives could have been planted in the buildings. That there was a “near-simultaneous failure of every column in the towers.”
I quoted Dr. Stan Monteith, who at the time had a popular radio show, who always opened his show by saying: “America has the best enemies money can buy.” How America stages wars to create employment and buoys the wealth of the military industrial complex.
How the U.S. used 9-11 to place military in Afghanistan to take over the opium trade there.
The cab driver politely listened. I was gauging his reactions. His facial expressions did not tip off any disbelief in what I was saying.
I was lamenting why Americans seemed to be oblivious to any idea our own government was behind 9-11.
The cabby finally said: “You know, if all that you have said is true, then we have no hope.”
That explained to me why there is such silence over 9-11. We as Americans can’t face the idea that our own government plotted to create 9-11. If America is not what it pretends to be, then there IS NO HOPE for the rest of the countries in the world that exist under oppression from its leaders.
It is hard to face that, but it is easy to face up to the facts if it is not the whole government. The perpetrators are a portion of the government from both sides of the aisle. We need to start singling them out and the house of cards will fall.
Yes, I think it's very hard to face all that; and this is part fo the reason, for sure. There's also normalcy bias, and a thousand other forces - psychological and otherwise (bring up 9/11 stuff and see how quickly you're in a decidedly marginalized minority), makes it very hard to accept, even if presented with irrefutable evidence. Just like the "vaccines" etc. Groupthink is powerful stuff.
Incidentally, did Bill Sardi write that? Didn't he just die a few weeks ago?
“The fact is that the average man’s love of liberty is nine-tenths imaginary, exactly like his love of sense, justice and truth. He is not actually happy when free; he is uncomfortable, a bit alarmed, and intolerably lonely. Liberty is not a thing for the great masses of men. It is the exclusive possession of a small and disreputable minority, like knowledge, courage and honor. It takes a special sort of man to understand and enjoy liberty — and he is usually an outlaw in democratic societies.” H.L. Mencken
I agree with you about the child part being hard to keep.
And Mencken is right about the "outlaw" part, but not necessarily in the legal sense.
I still do not understand why folks "surrender" their child part. I expect many blame it on responsibility, education, career, ideology, but all fail any examination, often badly.
"Never give in, never surrender."
Exactly right, otherwise you are effectively committing suicide from a freedom standpoint.
In a way, sometimes, this is all so very exciting.
Someone said 2 years ago... NWO has walked into the room... the door has closed behind them.and it isn't opening again.
Meaning... they have overcommitted...
It's either death camps for us, or their TOTAL ANNIHILATION.
Fun times! My coffee bill is going waaaay down
I like the way you think.
Edwin, see you on the battlefield brorher as we destroy NWO scum
That was David Icke... Great Man... and it is true...
So all we need to do is knock them out...
But as I know their plans and their technology they use they have an advantage over us.
https://pfgr.substack.com/p/dolphin-attack-how-to-hack-your-voice?s=w
Might that not change if this were primarily a spiritual battle? The Bible becomes a quintessential “The Art of War”. We are loosing because Mr Global treats conflict as if it were primarily spiritual. We are programmed to think of it as physical. We are also programmed to think of all the pagan societies as long forgotten. The adherents to faith consistently defeated the Molechish pyramid-luvin one-eyed ‘I ♥️ goats’ types...with smooth stones, walking sticks, rams horn music etc. Christians got da juice.
They created Religion.
Re Legion.. the Legions of Amun Ra...
Isis Ra Osiris = Is Ra El
They use you through your believe.
Start practicing Zen
The DaliLama is rich, hangs with the Hollywood elite and left many monks while escaping successfully himself. Yet, I a best friend of mine is Buddhist. She calls Buddhism her religion. All the great religious have some great stuff...obviously.
I was a kid who spent lotsa time in a cage...no details needed. Evil I get. However, I have three adult daughters who are thriving and have taught at-risk kids for a long time. I would have been a basket case—or worse—had I not been well-loved by God. I am a Christian.
Of course the dark has infiltrated the church. But there is also really dark sex yet nobody uses that as a reason for abstinence.
Jesus is by far the highlight of my life and that feels not so connected to the church-religious part of being Christian. He is real. The elite target Christians because they know Christ is their nemesis. The Nazarene is the Enemy of your enemy. Many have been the ways He saved me. He is not a religion.
I am not here to shatter your believe...
I am sorry for what has happened to you... rest assured we are all victims ... as I am...
The problem I have with christianity (the same with Tibetian Buddhism) is that it is a victim Religion and has no fight inside....
I am Zen...
Zen is the original Buddhism it is wisdom of the ages....
And you are the highlight of your life not Jesus... YOU!
You need to love yourself...
You need to learn to fight in order to live in peace...
You need to stay truthful to your heart...
They created Christianity so that no one opposes their dictatorship....
What they fear is resistance....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aw9mEFn38to
I was talking to my brother about 9/11, and we were getting increasingly despairing. And he said, "my God, I wish we could go back to pre-9/11, I just don't want this to be true; or, I'd just as rather I didn't know."
We continued talking and concluded that history is beginning to look like one great big ENGINEERED catastrophe after another.
French Revolution, etc.
Here is a post made a while back.
Very illuminating.
"About 4 years after 9-11 I was in a taxicab in New York City, headed towards a hotel on Long Island, when I struck up a conversation with the cabby, a foreigner from the middle east.
Four years earlier I happened to have been in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001 when the airliners hit the World Trade Center towers. So, I had a first-person experience of the event. I have a haunting photo of me on a ferry on the Hudson River, headed to Ellis Island to see the Statue of Liberty with the World Trade Center towers in the background. Two days later those towers were gone.
As an aside, in 1986 I was in Florida, in the panhandle near Tallahassee, on a business trip, sitting in a doctor’s waiting room when the TV set aired the mid-air blow up of the space shuttle 73 seconds into its launch from Cape Canaveral. I ran outside to see the accident in the sky. So, I’ve had occasion to view a couple of disastrous moments in modern American history first-hand.
So, I was chatting with this cab driver from the back seat during my trip. I explained Building 7 that collapsed in a planned explosion without any planes hitting it (“they had to pull it” said Building 7 leasee Larry Silverstein, who is reported to have purchased terrorism insurance just prior to the event).
I talked on an on, about the circumstances surrounding that event. The renovation of the fire sprinkling system in the Trade Towers when explosives could have been planted in the buildings. That there was a “near-simultaneous failure of every column in the towers.”
I quoted Dr. Stan Monteith, who at the time had a popular radio show, who always opened his show by saying: “America has the best enemies money can buy.” How America stages wars to create employment and buoys the wealth of the military industrial complex.
How the U.S. used 9-11 to place military in Afghanistan to take over the opium trade there.
The cab driver politely listened. I was gauging his reactions. His facial expressions did not tip off any disbelief in what I was saying.
I was lamenting why Americans seemed to be oblivious to any idea our own government was behind 9-11.
The cabby finally said: “You know, if all that you have said is true, then we have no hope.”
That explained to me why there is such silence over 9-11. We as Americans can’t face the idea that our own government plotted to create 9-11. If America is not what it pretends to be, then there IS NO HOPE for the rest of the countries in the world that exist under oppression from its leaders.
And you ask if COVID-19 is real or fake?"
Bill Sardi
It is hard to face that, but it is easy to face up to the facts if it is not the whole government. The perpetrators are a portion of the government from both sides of the aisle. We need to start singling them out and the house of cards will fall.
I have this saying I have been using for over 7 years now,
There is no Deep State, but only "THE STATE."
It seems we get more verification everyday.
I love my country. People who have somehow gotten illegitimate power aren't America but traitors and sabateurs needing hanging
Yes, I think it's very hard to face all that; and this is part fo the reason, for sure. There's also normalcy bias, and a thousand other forces - psychological and otherwise (bring up 9/11 stuff and see how quickly you're in a decidedly marginalized minority), makes it very hard to accept, even if presented with irrefutable evidence. Just like the "vaccines" etc. Groupthink is powerful stuff.
Incidentally, did Bill Sardi write that? Didn't he just die a few weeks ago?
Yes he did write it, and he did die recently.
A true loss for all of us.
I really liked him; a good soul, and a very smart man.
Any idea, btw, what he died of?
His twin brother wrote a lengthy account of it, Wayne and the link is below.
https://hbnshow.com/we-lost-bill-sardi/
Many thanks Edwin, I'll give that a read.
This film very beautiful sums up in some ways the problems of AI.
And much more this film shows the Ignorance from the Indoctrinated "Adults" to the open minded childrenn...
People forget that we are always children no matter how old we are...
I keep the child inside alive until I die... and it sometimes is the hardest thing to do...
People seem to get dumber the older they get... doesn't happen with me...
I wrote with this film in mid also... because life is a steate of mind... never gice in... never surrender...
https://fritzfreud.substack.com/p/a-state-of-minds?s=w
Excellent, thanks for the link.
“The fact is that the average man’s love of liberty is nine-tenths imaginary, exactly like his love of sense, justice and truth. He is not actually happy when free; he is uncomfortable, a bit alarmed, and intolerably lonely. Liberty is not a thing for the great masses of men. It is the exclusive possession of a small and disreputable minority, like knowledge, courage and honor. It takes a special sort of man to understand and enjoy liberty — and he is usually an outlaw in democratic societies.” H.L. Mencken
I agree with you about the child part being hard to keep.
And Mencken is right about the "outlaw" part, but not necessarily in the legal sense.
I still do not understand why folks "surrender" their child part. I expect many blame it on responsibility, education, career, ideology, but all fail any examination, often badly.
"Never give in, never surrender."
Exactly right, otherwise you are effectively committing suicide from a freedom standpoint.
I am not the average man... I am me...