From: Charles Roghair (ctr@pacificpartssales.com)
Date: Tue Jan 25 2005 - 22:21:07 GMT
So would it follow that Dubya is the present creme de la creme of
freemasonry?
I imagine inflicting freedom on impressed peoples all over the globe
and possibly outer space is one reality.
Goodnight.
> i think i need to reply to adam and nick's very
> reasonable points.
> firstly nick:
> i wasn't just talking about 'democracy'. i am actually
> an ardent fan of direct democracy: in the family,
> school, workplace, community, but the concept of
> democracy that we are actually talking of here is
> really 'representative oligarchy', the modern western
> mode of government, which is i believe a con, first
> and foremost cos it ain't democratic (ie the people do
> not rule themsleves).
> you may think that i am splitting hairs but i think
> reclaiming the actual meaning of the word is necessary
> if we are to use it at all, otherwise we are just
> dealing in propaganda.
> so i don't think democracy is a con; i think
> representative oligarchies are a con (regardless of
> the ideologies involved).
>
> i had the pleasure recently of living in an autonomous
> community in southern spain for a month. this village
> of mostly british expats was more or less independent
> of the state apparatus, like the anarchist spanish had
> been 70 years earlier in the same region. for two
> years or so, in the 30s, whole tracts of spain were
> autonomous and truly democratic. no
> gods/kings/politicians lorded over them. unfortunately
> (due to the curious cooperation of supposedly
> oppositional ideologues from germany and russia) it
> didn't last and over the next four decades most of the
> radicals were rooted out and executed. strange now
> that their spirit lives on in these ex-pat brits,
> escapees themselves from the banal tyranny in their
> own homeland.
>
> the point: we have *never* needed politicians, kings
> or popes. to be ruled is to be a slave. slavery is
> slavery no matter how you dress it up. worst of all
> perhaps is the willing slave. doesn't the english
> anthem make you sick? 'long to reign over us...'
>
> now the really impressive bit is the masterful
> trickery necessary to convince 99.99% of humanity, for
> thousands of years, that you *do* need masters.
> how has it been pulled off? here we get to adam:
>
> there is only one way to pull such an amazing feat:
> you have to control reality. you have to have a
> monopoly on reality and pump that sole reality into
> the 'cattle' consistently, lest they start to wake up
> and construct their own. of course cracks always
> appear in this monoreality and lately these cracks
> have widened, due to the internet for one.
>
> controlling reality is a big task and requires a
> shitload of coordination. this is where the secret
> societies like the masons come in...it is quite
> simple: if you have a hierarchical (pyramidal) power
> structure (and we always have) then you need only
> control the very top people in diverse areas to
> control reality. eg nearly all US presidents, from
> washington onwards, have been masons.
>
> there is a great site called freemasonry watch that is
> worth checking out. freemasonry traces it roots to
> ancient egypt and perhaps beyond.
>
> which brings me to another point: due to the efficacy
> of this method of reality control we know virtually
> nothing about our own history pre ancient greece. the
> pagan cultures and knowledge of europe for instance we
> are largely ignorant of. all we do know is that they
> knew a lot that we don't. when pagan wisdom started to
> seep back into the culture action had to be
> taken...burn them witches!
>
> one of the really good things about all this is that
> you start to realise that we know very little at all
> because our reality has been so blinkered. history,
> magic, science, astrology etc is all there like a new
> continent waiting to be (re)discovered.
>
> bedtime.
>
>
>
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