Oh yes, I agree on the Revelation chapter too. But wat abt Rev
13:16-18? Does it seem too coincident with the RFID agenda? R u
aware that the ultimate aim is to control our mind and our bank
accounts? And of course I aware of the Freemason agenda as well.
There r juz too many incidences happening even today like the
subliminal msgs in Disney cartoons & movies. R the 300 members
of the illuminati the real powers behind our governments? Some
names r shocking if u hve not google to find out...not convince its
juz a conspiracy
I told you already. These crazy conspiracies on the internet has
nothing to do with us Singaporeans. It is all about the domestic
political struggles within U.S politics. Nothing to do with us at
all.
It's none of our business. There is no illuminati, there are no
global conspiracies, there is no "super secret cabal" directing
global events. All of that is rubbish.
It is an old political struggle of the southern states vs
northern states in U.S politics.
The Paranoid Style
in American Politics
The antigovernment “Patriot” movement has experienced a resurgence,
growing quickly since 2008, when President Obama was elected to
office. Factors
fueling the antigovernment movement in recent years include
changing demographics driven by immigration, the struggling economy
and the election of the first African-American
president.
In 2012, the Southern Poverty Law Center identified 1,274
anti-government “Patriot” groups that were active the prior year.
Of these groups, 334 were militias and the remainder includes
“common-law” courts, publishers, ministries and citizens’
groups.
Generally,
Patriot groups define themselves as opposed to the “New World
Order,” engage in groundless conspiracy theorizing,
or advocate or adhere to extreme antigovernment doctrines....
http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-files/ideology/patriot-movememnt
QUIGLEY: “Then in ʼ73 somebody
called me... Now, I can give you the exact dates of this,
if I can get to the papers. But I donʼt have them. Anyway. And he
wanted me to
do something to stop the influence that this book [ʻNone Dare Call
It Conspiracyʼ]
was having in Nevada, particularly as promoting anti-semitism.
Because thereʼs
a group of people who were using this book - and theyʼre total
nuts. I get letters
from them all the time. I can show you some of them, if you
want - complete nuts,
who claim that this is a Jewish conspiracy, that is part of the
same thing as
ʻThe Protocols of the Elders of Zionʼ, which we now know was a
Tsarist Russian
police forgery of 1905. And that this is the same thing as the
Illuminati. And the
Illuminati were founded in 1776 by a Bavarian named, I think itʼs,
White, Weiskopf.
Or something like that. And the Illuminati are a branch of the
Masons and that
they took over the Masons, you see. And, uh, uh, the whole thing is
a nightmare.”
INTERVIEWER: “Right.”
QUIGLEY: “That all secret societies
are the same secret society. Now, this was established
by nuts. For hundreds of years, uh, there were
people who said the Society of the
Cincinnati, in the American Revolution, of which George Washington
was one of
the shining lights, was a branch of the Illuminati. And was a
secret society.
And, therefore, thatʼs why the Masons built the monument in
Alexandria to
Washington. Not because he was the first President of the United
States,
[but] because he was the Mason and was the head the Illuminati in
this country
and therefore was the, one of the founders of the Society of the
Cincinnati.
Do you see what I mean?”
http://www.carrollquigley.net/Interviews/Carroll_Quigley_1974
QUIGLEY: “All
right. I generally would think that any conspiracy theory of
history is nonsense.
For the simple reason that most of the conspiracies that we know
about
seem to me to be the conspiracies of losers. Of people who have
been defeated
on the platform, letʼs say, the historical platform of the public
happenings.
The Ku Klux Klan was the, uh... Their arguments and their, uh,
point of view
had been destroyed, and defeated, in the Civil War. Well,
because
theyʼre not prepared to accept that, they form a conspiracy, you
see,
to
fight against it in an underground way.
And, those people who could
fight,
up
in the open, do so. Those who canʼt, go underground. It
seems to me
this is essentially what [is] conspiracy...
tp://www.carrollquigley.net/Interviews/Carroll_Quigley_197
Below articles will give you some idea of the psychology of
these ultra right wing nutjobs who are spreading these whackjob
conspiracies on the internet and youtube:
Slave states vs. free states, 2012
http://www.salon.com/2012/10/10/slave_states_vs_free_states_2012/
The white South’s last defeat
http://www.salon.com/2013/02/05/the_white_souths_last_defeat/
The John Birch Society Ushered in a New Era for the American
Right
...Welch spun ever more complicated conspiracy theories, many of
which are still the by-word of the ultra-far
right. He
concluded that everything was ultimately a master plot of
the Illuminati and
of International
Bankers including
the Rothchilds and
the American Rockefellers,
the Council
on Foreign Relations,
and the Trilateral
Commission.
These “crazy” conspiracy theories also contributed to Buckley’s
defection and even caused the leadership of
the Latter
Day Saints to
officially distance themselves, even though they continued to
follow many of Welch’s other ideas....
http://patrickmurfin.blogspot.sg/2011/12/john-birch-society-ushered-in-new-era.html
