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12-11-2009, 02:23 PM | #26 |
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Re: Be careful not to be gullible.
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. |
12-11-2009, 02:24 PM | #27 | |
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12-11-2009, 02:25 PM | #28 |
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12-11-2009, 02:30 PM | #29 | |
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Ok...you say this is a fact. What evidence do you have to back up this sweeping statement? This thread is about being careful not to be gullible. So we must put a statement like this to the test...because divide and rule is the oldest trick in the book. Don't you agree? It would be gullible to just take what you say as truth. And THAT'S a fact. |
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Yes, I know big changes are desired -- and that is the exact sentiment that will be the detriment of most. |
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12-11-2009, 02:33 PM | #31 | |
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12-11-2009, 02:36 PM | #32 |
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Hello Warrior. Thank you for your thread. We have people who needs to touch, see and taste before they will believe anything and there are people ready to believe anything that makes sens.
One of the issue with gullible people is that they have no reference. Their perspective is different at each analyze. They do not analyze under the light of a verified and true reference point. There is no anchor anywhere in their point of view, so it is easy to accept a false idea right away. Perspective is often more important than information itself and this is where I see most people are having issue with when we see fringe information being interpreted as fantasy or the opposite... Namaste, Steven |
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12-11-2009, 03:01 PM | #34 |
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dear servantwarrior,
you sound very angry at the world. hard not to be i agree. if people would be deceived, well then theres not much either you or anyone else can do about it. if you think about it theres not much anyone can prove or make real for anyone else unless they believe it to be so. this forum is a place for people with similar interests to express opinions and ask questions, which you are doing with gusto, just try not to be too aggressive or youll end up with a big headache from all that headbanging. take care, p.s. simple answer to everything god is love |
12-11-2009, 03:03 PM | #35 | |
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I suffer as you do.....but what can I do...Shake someone till they wake up or their neck snaps.... Out in the "real" world ...intelligence ain't the IN thing. The lower your IQ seems to be ...the more cool you are. We elect officials that "look" the part and speak the speak ...and they don't have a brain in their head. We don't elect the greatest teachers of justice and law...the truly "smart" folks. If they speak out ...the PTBs silence them and they live in a shack in the ghetto if they aren't sleeping with the fishes. Someone slipped us into a rigged poker game....the brilliant thought of a perceived freedom tyranny The bars you can't see make a great prison. The only tech they truly have given us make us work harder for THEM and entertain us when we are waiting to serve them again. Sitting in the corner with a shiny rock waiting for master to scream for " MORE WINE dog!!!! I played in the game then someone whispered in my ear...Dude it's fixed...get out!!! Then I became a "sleep walker" still asleep but up moving around looking like I'm not asleep. A lot of folks in here suffer sleep walking...awake but wandering aimless. Now...not being an abductee...never seen an alien...bigfoot....nessie....can't project myself astrally....can't meditate....not a brilliant mind of our time. Just flying by my pants from an internal compass and no point of reference on the horizon. But through all that....I feel like I'm growing Everything that I feel or believe might be wrong...but I'm still growing What I perceive as reality becomes MY reality...a little womb to grow Peace all |
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12-11-2009, 03:07 PM | #36 |
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12-11-2009, 03:16 PM | #37 |
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Now that the flood gate had been opened, the trolls are among us. Serving to distract.
So I have to ask, as you are so informed of the content of this forum. What is it you believe in? All I have seen it what you do not believe in. And what is your true purpose here? There are many talented light workers here, and intuitives. As well as insiders. You have more or less called us all quacks. Delusional people...waiting for the rug to get pulled out from under us. The Admin Gareth closed your first thread, as it was insulting. Now you have come straight out and done the deed. So pre tell ...all of the years of abduction experience that some of us have had here. And you now come out and tell us it's all a delusion? As this forum is for the purpose of disclosure...what do you have to disclose? What great words of wisdom do you plan to share here? Because all I'm seeing here is a troll, who want to get some attention. Correct me if that is not the case....but tell us what you have to share. And stop telling those of us that have been through the ringer with some of this stuff that we are delusional...as I wish that was only the case! |
12-11-2009, 03:21 PM | #38 | |
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12-11-2009, 03:26 PM | #39 |
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WarriorServant, to be honest you come off as a guy/gal whose really either trying to debunk something very specific (in which case, my question, what is it exactly?), or you're so overtly skeptical to the point you feel others here are in deep need of being pushed in that same direction. Am I correct in assuming this is your stance?
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12-11-2009, 03:29 PM | #40 |
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As I have read your words so far, and have read the energy of them...I already have my answer.
Oh yeah...another delusion..reading energy...hahaha we are all quack now aren't we? DOH |
12-11-2009, 03:33 PM | #41 | |
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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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12-11-2009, 03:36 PM | #42 |
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Re: Be careful not to be gullible.
A zealot with too much time on their hands.
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12-11-2009, 03:43 PM | #43 |
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Should have guess it! Now it comes out
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12-11-2009, 03:45 PM | #44 |
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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. |
12-11-2009, 03:48 PM | #45 |
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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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12-11-2009, 03:50 PM | #46 |
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12-11-2009, 03:55 PM | #47 |
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Well, WarriorServant, as I understood it was not about the Bible why Avalonians "attacked" you, it was about you being agressive and offensive to them.
Your general advice was: Be careful not to be gullible. Thank you very much - we are. Now, I suggest you to appologize your self, and then you can discuss whatever you want, including the Bible, without thinking you should be lynched. Love&Respect |
12-11-2009, 04:06 PM | #48 |
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When someone puts out that kind of information...and cuts and runs..they are not prepared to answer some questions. And boy do I have some for him...hmmm
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12-11-2009, 04:08 PM | #49 |
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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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No one can ever claim to be more "enlightened" than another. However, I think that most of us have taken the necessary baby steps to become acquainted with a world that goes beyond materialistic desires and simplistic means/ends. Please don't allow your frustrations with people in general to overcome your ability to see good in them. We've all been there, at least I know I have. As much as people can annoy each other sometimes, it's worth it to try and forgive their shortcomings and let it go. Everyone makes mistakes. |
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