No. I didn't want a link I wanted you to tell me so I didn't have to do my own research. Gawd.Originally Posted by animosity
MILLER! HAVE YOU READ THAT WEBSITE ABOUT THE ILLUMINATI THAT I POSTED YET???
let's talk about it
But since I'm up at 5am...
And Peace - you're single because clearly cast = no handies. Duh.
This tells me nothing!!! you fail. all it has is a bunch of articles, poorly written btws, about music industry folk. I don't care about maddow from dance moms, yo.
you obviously didn't read the right articles on the site.
MK ultra, monarch and beta sex kitten programming are techniques used to fracture minds and create programmable people through dissociation. the handlers use torture and disney symbols to trigger the fracturing. they use these programmed people to control the government, the media, the entertainment industry and the public by desensitizing us to sex and violence. this website simply focuses on the entertainment aspect.
anytime you see someone using the one eye symbol, the triangle symbol, animal prints, black and white patterns, disney references, butterflies, bird cages or baphomet horns, it is likely they are somehow connected to the illuminati and may be a mind control slave.
duh.
one eye + monarch:
birdcage + duality (black and white) + animal print:
also, shattered mirrors represent fracturing of the mind:
i like to watch the music awards to pick out all the illuminati symbolism.
Oh fuck no, that shit is way too fucking complicated. You're going to find clues where you want to, simple as that.
well, you asked!
i love pretending that the world is full of illuminati elite and that for some reason, they feel like they have to leave a trail of clues out there for us to find.
MK Ultra was a CIA program in the 60/70's that tested the effects of LSD on people by secretly dosing civilians and soldiers, not some illuminati bullshit conspiracy.
sounds like the illuminati mind control techniques to me.MKUltra used numerous methodologies to manipulate people's mental states and alter brain functions, including the surreptitious administration of drugs (especially LSD) and other chemicals, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, isolation, verbal and sexual abuse, as well as various forms of torture.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MKUltra
There's a decent movie about it on Netflix called Banshee Chapter. It's completely fictitious, but worth a mention. Kinda creepy, too.
JFK is a great one. With the anniversary just passed, I really got into it.
........sure
sure what? those are the exact same techniques used for illuminati mind control slave programming. you really think that it is not possible that the illuminati borrowed that project to further their purposes? or that the CIA is illuminati?
That's perfect. I can use that excuse for at least four or five more months.
I really think the illuminati is a group that died out a long time ago, probably the 1800's, and is a more pc way of conspiracy theorists to blame a group of controlling the world, instead of saying Zionists, or Satanists, or even the Masons sometimes.
I really think the illuminati is a group that died out a long time ago, probably the 1800's, and is a more pc way of conspiracy theorists to blame a group of controlling the world, instead of saying Zionists, or Satanists, or even the Masons sometimes.
Here's some crazy stuff for you guys to ponder:
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...e-cops-n354476
'Masonic Fraternal Police Department' Ruse Foiled, Three Arrested
Three people have been arrested over an elaborate ruse involving a fake police force claiming ties to the "Knights of Templar," officials in California said late Tuesday.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's department said law-enforcement agencies across southern California started receiving letters in January from the "Masonic Fraternal Police Department" requesting meetings with local police chiefs. Calls to set up meetings with the group soon followed.
The sheriff's department said suspicions were aroused when — at one such a meeting — the "MFPD" members could not answer basic questions about their jurisdiction or mission. The members claimed to be descendants of the 3,000-year-old "Knights of Templar" and exercise widespread jurisdiction, it added.
"Detectives conducted a thorough investigation in collaboration with several law enforcement agencies and determined MFPD was not a legitimate police agency," the sheriff's department added, saying that raids on two addresses recovered weapons, badges, uniforms, and police-type vehicles.
It said David Henry, 46, Tonette Hayes, 56, and Brandon Kiel, 36, were arrested on suspicion of impersonating peace officers. Henry was also arrested on suspicion of perjury under oath, and Kiel of misuse of government identification.
Detectives believe the trio were "attempting to deceive individuals in the community…for a purpose yet to be determined," the department added.
It seems there are alot more secret groups and societies that turn out to be absolute bullshit than there are legitimate, historical ones anymore.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2...racy/70960894/
What the ever loving fuck, Texas? You've even surprised me with your craziness!
ETA: I bet my dad and siblings are losing their minds: "They're coming for our guns!! That Obama be trying to steal all our guns and rights!"
To U.S. military officials, the upcoming seven-state military exercise known as Jade Helm 15 is a way to sharpen troops' skills in urban combat and terrorist control.
To skeptics in Texas, however, it's a veiled attempt by the government to overtake the Lone Star State and impose martial law. The flurry of internet-fueled conspiracy theories have even roped in actor Chuck Norris and the state's governor.
Announced in March, Jade Helm 15 will span seven states, including Texas, Arizona and New Mexico, and involve U.S. Special Operations forces such as Navy SEALs and Army Special Forces, better known as Green Berets, using public and private lands to train for overseas missions. The eight-week exercise will begin July 15. Similar training exercises have occurred before but none this big, according to the military.
But the prospect of armed federal troops descending onto Texas streets have ignited a host of unsavory theories, from the military's intention to impose martial law to a plan to return Texas and border states to Mexico. Sites such as InfoWars.com and OathKeepers.org have questioned the military's motives and helped fuel the speculation.
At a special meeting last week in Bastrop, 30 miles east of Austin where some of the exercises will take place, some residents held up signs reading "No Gestapo in Bastropo" and "Keep America Free" and voiced concerns about the military's intentions. A U.S. Army Special Operations spokesman in attendance reiterated that there are no plans to impose martial law.
Norris, writing on the conservative website WND, warned Texans to stay vigilant. "The U.S. government says, 'It's just a training exercise,'" he wrote. "But I'm not sure the term 'just' has any reference to reality when the government uses it."
Responding to the concerns, Gov. Greg Abbott last week directed the commander of the Texas State Guard to monitor the exercises, so that "Texans know their safety, constitutional rights, private property rights and civil liberties will not be infringed."
That order sparked a flurry of angry responses, many from Abbott's own Republican party. Former Republican state legislator Todd Smith rifled off a letter to Abbott, calling his move "pandering to idiots." "I am horrified that I have to choose between the possibility that my Governor actually believes this stuff and the possibility that my Governor doesn't have the backbone to stand up to those who do," the letter said. "I'm not sure which is worse."
Conspiracy theories are no stranger to Texas. From those who allege government involvement in the Dallas assassination of John F. Kennedy to separatists who maintain Texas is still legally an independent republic, Texas has spawned its share of alternative theorists.
But even the wildest theories are often a reflection of current societal fears and anxiety, said Jesse Walker, author of The United States of Paranoia: A Conspiracy Theory. Recent images of militarized police battling protestors in Ferguson and Baltimore is likely fueling much of the fear among critics of Jade Helm 15, who are wary of military personnel in domestic settings, he said.
"You're looking at something that's going on under the surface that's clearly of deep concern and making people scared," he said. "You can't ignore that."
One of the concerns of skeptics of Jade Helm is the military's map of the seven states that will be involved in the exercises and how states labeled "hostile" for the exercise tend to be conservative-leaning, such as Texas.
U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert, a Texas Republican, said his office had been "inundated with calls" about Jade Helm and released a statement on Tuesday criticizing the military's planning of the event.
"The map of the exercise needs to change, the names on the map need to change, and the tone of the exercise needs to be completely revamped so the federal government is not intentionally practicing war against its own states," he said.
But his Republican colleague, Rep. Mac Thornberry, a Texan and chairman of the U.S. House Armed Services Committee, called all the hand-wringing "silly."
"These are incredibly capable, patriotic Americans and the notion that they're going to be some sort of private army for the president to take away all our guns is just silly," he told the Dallas Morning News.
hahaha. i just posted about this in chit chat before coming here and seeing it's already been covered.
eta: oh my god, it was a republican who said that about pandering to idiots? color me surprised!
I've never been so disappointed in Chuck Norris.
president obama is the first homogay president.
omg.
The surgery failed if she's still showing a bulgeon January 13th, 1983, he underwent sex reassignment surgery
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Fucking conspiracy theorists. Everyone knows she is actually just a lizard personomg.
The surgery failed if she's still showing a bulge
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