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Old 12-11-2009, 02:23 PM   #1
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I think many if not most here are well aware of the plans for tyranny. If you have more detailed information on methods and time frames, by all means share what you know.

Quite often videos are posted here about some plan or another to set up road blocks and start forcing people to wear RFID wrist bands or some such thing, a date is given, people get all worked up, and then nothing happens. There are various ways to view such videos, but one would be to make it seem that the danger you are warning of is not real (invoking the "cry wolf" paradigm). I think the danger is quite real and would appreciate any special insight you might have.

As for leaning towards "paranormal" explanations, once you have experienced "paranormal" phenomena first hand, and many here have, it opens up your view of what is possible. In a way, it makes it much harder to interpret peculiar phenomena because you KNOW it could quite possibly be something out of the range of normal experience. This is not quite the same as being gullible, but it certainly behooves us all to hone our powers of discernment. When something big and strange happens that everyone wants to believe is the start of something big, it makes it that much harder. As you have no doubt observed, we are primed and ready to go here - big changes are desired. Tyranny is not one of them, but it may be a stage we have to pass through to really wake up the world. It would be much better if it could be done another way.
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Old 12-11-2009, 02:32 PM   #2
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I think many if not most here are well aware of the plans for tyranny. If you have more detailed information on methods and time frames, by all means share what you know.
Yes, this is true - but the problem is that very few people know the source of the problem or how to defend themselves from it. Running around with shotguns and burying boxes of food isn't going to help.

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Quite often videos are posted here about some plan or another to set up road blocks and start forcing people to wear RFID wrist bands or some such thing, a date is given, people get all worked up, and then nothing happens. There are various ways to view such videos, but one would be to make it seem that the danger you are warning of is not real (invoking the "cry wolf" paradigm). I think the danger is quite real and would appreciate any special insight you might have.
This is true. People cry wold all day every day. You know why? Because the vast majority of people want to be "right". The vast majority of people want to be the next person that can VALIDLY say: "See! See! I told you! (somersault) I told you! I told you! It happened! What I said happened! Hahaha! It happened!"

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As for leaning towards "paranormal" explanations, once you have experienced "paranormal" phenomena first hand, and many here have, it opens up your view of what is possible.
I am one such person.

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In a way, it makes it much harder to interpret peculiar phenomena because you KNOW it could quite possibly be something out of the range of normal experience.
I understand and agree -- which is WHY those who are aware that there is more to physical reality need to be VERY careful about what they accept, where they get their information and whether or not that information is TRUE!

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This is not quite the same as being gullible, but it certainly behooves us all to hone our powers of discernment. When something big and strange happens that everyone wants to believe is the start of something big, it makes it that much harder.
The problem is, that most people really have little or no discernment, because they believe they can get it all sorted for themselves, or channel so called "friends" (which DO exist by the way - but they are NOT to be listened to).

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As you have no doubt observed, we are primed and ready to go here - big changes are desired. Tyranny is not one of them, but it may be a stage we have to pass through to really wake up the world. It would be much better if it could be done another way.
Yes, I know big changes are desired -- and that is the exact sentiment that will be the detriment of most.
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Old 12-11-2009, 02:36 PM   #3
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Yes, this is true - but the problem is that very few people know the source of the problem or how to defend themselves from it. Running around with shotguns and burying boxes of food isn't going to help.
Okay, so what WILL help? What is the source of the problem and how should people prepare to defend themselves from it?

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There's NO POSSIBLE WAY I could convey what I know to a forum such as this.
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I disagree. Please explain how you came to this conclusion.

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Okay, so what WILL help? What is the source of the problem and how should people prepare to defend themselves from it?
The source of the problem is something which would take many threads and much discussion to convey - and I would not be given the chance here (and I am sure of that). So, I am merely trying to help people out in a lesser way, by at LEAST pointing them in the right direction, away from delusion and evil.


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Why?
To put it simply, it is because what the Bible states is true (and I could put a good case for that, given the chance). However, the world has become, for the most part (as the Bible predicts) a God mocking, Jesus hating, immoral, egotistical, self loving swamp of pride.

I do understand why. It is because of "religion" - which is a cancer on the souls of men and turns more people away from the truth than any atheist ever could.

Therefore, I COULD "begin" to explain what I know and how I know it. But I know full well, that I would not get more than several responses into my explanations and knowledge (much of which comes with actual experience), without attracting a hoard of satanic New Ager's which would (of course) mock everything I say until every thread or comment I made became so full with mockery and laugher, that any point I tried to make would not come through.

So these days, I tend to show up on a forum -- spit out as much truth as possible before I am lynched and then when I am no longer able to post because of the constant interruptions, I simply move along and try to share what I know with the next forum.

I would need months to explain what I know (n detail). I would need open minds and sincerity. However, the vast majority of people are incapable of behaving in such a manner, and the moment I'd mention "The Bible" (even if a Biblical reference was a foundational side note, and not my whole point), I would be labeled "religious". Of course, I am not religious, and I cannot stand religion, but the ignorant people of this world seem to hold fast to the idea that the Bible is a religion and that God is incapable of having it written for us (assuming that any person who holds such a view actually acknowledges God and isn't wrapped up in a fantasy of "higher self", "channeling" and "aliens").

Already on this forum, several snide remarks have been made about "preaching" and "Jesus" to my few of my threads and responses -- which I have so far ignored. They are of course, pokes, to see if I will response with a Biblical quote -- and I know what happens at that point. I know full well. The hoard shows up. But it just goes to show, that it is not possible for a forum that is loaded with New Age Movement disciples to learn the actual truth behind things.

I have been on other forums before. I was lynched at the utterance of "Jesus". However, even though I mentioned the Bible and Jesus (because it is absolutely necessary for me to convey the "rest" of what I have come to learn), my point was to show people the true reality be hind actual events and circumstances of the world.

I have never, to this point, been able to full explain my life story, what I know and how I came to know without being either lynched, banned, losing my temper (which I don't do anymore, but I used to), or simply being unable to post ANYTHING because a dozen or two of the forum members decided that they would follow every post and turn it into a circus. I am not personally upset by this -- only that I cannot get my experiences out to people.

I understand that I do not have much time left on this forum (after this post), before I am lynched. I will then, of course, move to the next forum and try again.

I would advise, that any forum looking for truth (earnestly looking for truth) set a policy that gang bashing people who derive their message from the Bible, be extended the same courtesy of those who preach the religion of channeling, tarot cards and aliens -- without mockery.

This is because there are many people on this earth who "have the truth: or at the very least -- a nice portion of it (literally from God), and have been shown the truth with both visions and personal experiences, along with a true gift of discernment according to God's word -- and it would not hurt anyone to at least let such people speak without being abused.

On any forum full of New Age people, any topic is allowed. Everything is tolerated (you name it) - except the views of anyone who mentions "Jesus". That says something right there. It is sad, because there are a LOT of knowledgeable people on tis earth, who are very intelligent, very wise and have experienced the most phenomenal things that want to share them, but feel as if they have to fit in with the New Agers to do so. However, I will not and cannot.

I can handle the odd joke and the odd snide remark. Don't get me wrong. I don't go around handing out flatteries either, if I don't agree with something. There is such a thing as "being frank" and I am not adverse to it. It's not that I am thin skinned. I am actually quite patient, but when the mockery gets to a point where conversation is literally hijacked (purposefully) and turned into a festival of laugher and one-upmanship to see who can be the most insulting, the message (or the attempt at delivering it) gets lost. That's the sad part. That's the frustrating part. I have a LOT to say, but I can never get around to actually saying it. If I just "spit it out" off the bat, I can't even get started before the threads become a circus.

I can even handle constant questioning (even though it's distracting), like people who want to test me on why I believe what I believe. However, any "Jesus" thread on a forum full of New Ager's (such as this forum) WILL be pulled down to the ground like a pride of lions on a deer.

Yes, I will combat New Age statements. I will offer my view that it's garbage (if I think a statement is). But I leave it at that. I don't hang around the thread and follow the person around day in and day out with 12 of my friends, doing everything I can for a laugh -- and to eventually have that person leave. That's just sad. I see it ALL OVER the Internet, and only ever happens to anyone who loves God -- which are usually genuine, honest and caring people who are sincerely trying to convey information, but then get all upset and flustered and wind up getting upset.

If I were running a large forum, I one of my policies would be that "debate" and "argument" is allowed, but group bashings and going "on and on" to abuse the statement of one person (no matter WHAT they were) would be strictly not allowed, because -- again: No one knows WHAT that person might "know", who they "are", where they got their information from (aside from prayer and the Bible), and what they may be trying to lead to.

Hint: It's not always: YOU'RE GOING TO HELL SINNER! (I would never say that anyway).

Let me say this: No one on this forum will find truth if they hate God. That's the truth. What people need to understand is that although the "church" (which is not a building -- it is "God's people") has fallen away (as the Bible said it would), and that the vast majority of people who say they are Christian are not, there ARE "some" people in this world who are not religious, but do have a relationship with the most high, and can understand the spiritual messages of both the Bible and spiritual origins of things that are happening in the world - and want to share it. But it takes time, sincerity and patience.
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Old 12-11-2009, 03:36 PM   #5
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A zealot with too much time on their hands.
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Old 12-11-2009, 03:43 PM   #6
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Should have guess it! Now it comes out
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Old 12-11-2009, 03:45 PM   #7
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..and I rest my case.

I guess no one wants to hear what I have to say.

I wont beg for an audience.
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Old 12-11-2009, 03:48 PM   #8
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And just where was Jesus when some of or our children were abducted, it the most terror filled times of their lives? Huh?
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..and I rest my case.

I guess no one wants to hear what I have to say.

I wont beg for an audience.
Oh no...don't leave...did I say something wrong?
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Old 12-11-2009, 04:08 PM   #10
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WarriorServant,

You have found that your current approach yields consistent undesirable results. I humbly suggest that a different approach might yield different, possibly better, results. Perhaps a more compassionate approach? Perhaps less of "I'm right and you all are gullible idiots!" If you have special insights to share, special experience, or special knowledge, this is the most understanding group around. But you have to allow others room to find their own way in their own time. Best of luck to you.
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You have found that your current approach yields consistent undesirable results. I humbly suggest that a different approach might yield different, possibly better, results. Perhaps a more compassionate approach? Perhaps less of "I'm right and you all are gullible idiots!" If you have special insights to share, special experience, or special knowledge, this is the most understanding group around. But you have to allow others room to find their own way in their own time. Best of luck to you.
You're right. I am yet to find an approach that works better.

But, please consider:

"You're brainwashed by a satanic ideology."
"You're susceptible to a satanic delusion."
"Aliens aren't real. They're demons."
"Crop circles are man made."
"Greer is a liar."
"Many whistle blowers are Godless (and subject to delusion)"
"You wont see the light of day, according to truth, while you hate God."
"Abduction experiences are demonic"

..usually doesn't go down very well right off the bat (around New Age types), and I am promptly called an idiot and am lynched before I get much further. And there's usually no other way around saying those things. They're plain facts. I have a lot more information too.

At least during my short stay on this forum, I was able to get people to consider SOME of what I have said, before I revealed my source.

And for all of you that say "Oh we're all understanding, we will accept your views if you're just nice"..

Listen: I was born at night, but it wasn't last night.

I know the spirit of this forum.

If anyone is interested in truth contact me.

If anyone was upset by what I said (and my approach), then that shows me that you "associated YOURSELF" with those that I wanted to give a kick in the pants. In which case, I meant EVERY word I said, and again: SNAP OUT OF IT!
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Yep...we're all filled with the devil and demons

And the light workers here, have no idea what God is...we are a sorry bunch now aren't we?

You words sir serve you and "your" God. But the God I know serves the whole of mankind. In fact the Universe, and every creation in it. Including the aliens.

There is a spiritual war out there...rest assured of that. And to lump things in a tidy little package, and use it to serve an idiology..is service to that idea. Not service to God.

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Old 12-11-2009, 04:39 PM   #13
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Welcome back M1*
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Yeah...that's what I was thinking exactly...The flaming sword avenger back for round 2....

I can't play right now WS....busy deluding myself.
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Yeah...that's what I was thinking exactly...The flaming sword avenger back for round 2....

I can't play right now WS....busy deluding myself.
Me too, back again. Anyway, maybe third time lucky. I think he {oops, talking behind his back} may have a lot of great stuff in his head, but such a d*ck.

A song or 2 then - for M1* and/or WS:

once -say it to me now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPwXsQe87e4

Try sticking around. I like you. Just stop with the roll-y Jesus laughs.

(Once) - When your mind's made up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MgPqYKG2y4&NR=1
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Seems that way now doesn't it
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yeah, he belongs to the same "soul" group.... I felt that from the very beginning...
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You might want to learn how to comment without insulting everyone in this thread, Mr. Warriyah.
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Hahaha -- hahaha -- make fun of the "religious guy"

He said "Jesus" -- Oooooh!

Hahaha -- hahaha -- make fun of the "religious guy"

He said "Jesus" -- Oooooh!

Hahaha -- hahaha -- make fun of the "religious guy"

He said "Jesus" -- Oooooh!

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I rest my case...every time I respond to his message..he cuts and runs....not prepared at all to deal with what we have to offer here in the way of response...and guess what...he might learn a thing or two, if he stuck around and was prepared to deal with our response.

That tells me a whole lot more.
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Yep...we're all filled with the devil and demons

And the light workers here, have no idea what God is...we are a sorry bunch now aren't we?

You words sir serve you and "your" God. But the God I know serves the whole of mankind. In fact the Universe, and every creation in it. Including the aliens.

There is a spiritual war out there...rest assured of that. And to lump things in a tidy little package, and use it to serve an idiology..is service to that idea. Not service to God.
Just in case you missed it the first time...I restate my stance where you are concerned and your opinions
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What the heck is a 'NONG"?

I think he just insulted us again.....
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Just in case you missed it the first time...I restate my stance where you are concerned and your opinions
Brook, in all honesty - I couldn't care less WHAT your opinion is. Go back and look at your responses. You couldn't care less. You're just siting here filling in time for yourself with jokes and one liners. I am being serious here, so if you can't find something constructive to say, I'm not interested. Ok, you don't agree with me. Then offer something INTELLIGENT as a response instead of acting like a clown. Sheesh...
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WarriorServant,

There are many here, including myself, who have first hand experience as well, first hand experience that directly conflict with some of the things on your list. Experiences are always subject to interpretation, and there is a danger there, but if you don't respect my experiences how can you expect me to respect yours? A civil discussion of such things can lead to greater understanding all around, but not if you insist that you are the only one who knows the truth. You most assuredly are not. Because you come with what appears to be a closed mind, there is no room for the discussion you say you desire. Once you overcome that obstacle, you may eventually find there is considerable validity to concepts you currently scoff at. Don't get mad at us. We're trying to turn things around too! We're on the same side!
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WarriorServant,

Your posts remind me a great deal of another poster who
visited us recently, namely m1*

http://www.projectavalon.net/forum/member.php?u=9026

This person had a very similar tone and approach to his interactions here,
and ultimately stopped posting due to the resulting conflict.

It doesn't have to be this way.

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