Mass arrests have begun.

[Snowbird]

Posted by Referee (here)
Here is some good news on MSM No arrests but interesting talk for sure.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=lBmLwPhqYzU

Great vid Referee!

License for lawlessness....I love it!

[Cartomancer]

I guess what goes around comes around. Wasn't Sarkozy and gang behind framing his opponent for sexually assaulting an NYC chamber maid last year? Now that he lost the election I guess its payback time. This has nothing to do with Drake and gang. Wake up people.

[Snowbird]

Posted by mattymoto (here)
I do believe Pluto is in Capricorn until Jan. 2024. To me this is very significant. Anyone know what was happening the last time Pluto was in Capricorn?

Hi mattymoto! Funny you should ask. I was just reading these really interesting astrology articles yesterday. Enjoy!


Journeys Through Nine Dimensions
Barbara Hand Clow & Gerry Clow

http://www.handclow2012.com/bhcnews.htm



Welcome to the Truth: First Uranus/Pluto Square: June 24, 2012
By Barbara Hand Clow

http://www.handclow2012.com/News/WelcomeToTheTruth.pdf



Astrology is rarely as clear as it is right now: Pluto, which rules truth and debt, went into Capricorn in 2008 where it will be through 2024. When Pluto transits Capricorn, there is always a great struggle over the control of human resources, so the battle opened with the financial crisis in 2008. Previously Pluto was in Capricorn AD 778-795; 1024-1041; 1269-1286; 1516-1532; and 1762-1777, and all of these periods were characterized by great transformative changes in the world. For example, .... (very interesting reading)



Uranus Square Pluto and Generational Tension
Copyright © 2012 by Barbara Hand Clow (May 1, 2012)

http://www.handclow2012.com/News/PlutoInLeo.pdf


Aries—while ruthless Pluto is in it most determined sign—Capricorn.


With Pluto in Capricorn, we will witness a cleanout of financial, corporate, and societal structures.

[Eagle Eye]

One thing is for sure that Drake has a good sense of humour.

[Unified Serenity]

Posted by jaybee (here)

Posted by Unified Serenity (here)

Posted by frozen alchemy (here)
George W. Bush is at 10141 Daria Place, Dallas, Texas.

Just being helpful.

Don't get me too excited. I'd become a spontaneous gymnast if they went after the Bush family. OMG, I'm getting twitterpated just thinking about it! I would love nothing more than to have that family arrested, tried, and bring back draw and quartering.

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Posted by Levent tonga (here)
HE IS not in custody , he is in MONTREAL, Canada. Looking temporary protection

Now is the time I would love to see our rowdy Canadian brothers and Sisters showing up at the jail with torches and pitchforks. Ok... I might be a bit extreme, but I really do have an intense dislike of these bastards.

Posted by mariposafe (here)
A student attempted to make a citizen's arrest on Blair in Hong Kong the other week, he didn't succeed (surprise surprise) but he did at least manage to make his point and get a little publicity.

I'm with U.S. on this one, wait til the bastards, ALL of them, are dangling by their wretched necks, and THEN break out the champagne

how very medieval......that's the problem with violent revolution, I guess....

the same types of hate-filled, blood-thirsty people want to run the show....





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Oh, I know my comment was medieval. I have not mastered the glorious perfect place of Divine Judgement. I just know that the punishment I described pale in comparison to the crimes this family and others like them have committed. That's why I am not God. It is quite possible no one would be alive at times. I'm glad I get to be on the sidelines in that instance.

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Posted by the_vast_mystery (here)
Mass arrests are by definition mass, so we'd want to see coordinated police/military deployments before we could say the arrests were indeed "mass arrests."

"Mass" may be cumulative, not simultaneous.

That is incorrect. What you describe would be serial and not mass. A serial murderer goes one victim, waits, then another and waits. A mass murderer takes out a whole bunch in one event. Sort of like getting rid of the Templars or the Valentine's day massacre.

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Posted by Cartomancer (here)
I guess what goes around comes around. Wasn't Sarkozy and gang behind framing his opponent for sexually assaulting an NYC chamber maid last year? Now that he lost the election I guess its payback time. This has nothing to do with Drake and gang. Wake up people.

You know, I was thinking something along those lines as well. Sarkozy is not a high level player. He is a puppet who thinks he is important. I was wondering what high level player's wife or child he messed with and is now getting his come uppence.

[Operator]

Posted by Airwooz (here)
This is more like a political struggle from above not mass arrests from below...

You mean this

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=44YZkikRGB0

is finally becoming reality ?

[Mulder]

So if arrests don't happen, expect the FEMA camps to be filled up!
"...in early times, it was easier to control a million people, literally it was easier to control a million people than physically to kill a million people. Today, it is infinitely easier to kill a million people than to control a million people. It is easier to kill than to control...." - See:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=jkCEOSgLRt4

[PurpleLama]

I wonder if the threads title shouldn't be changed.

[Cartomancer]

Posted by Operator (here)

Posted by Airwooz (here)
This is more like a political struggle from above not mass arrests from below...

You mean this

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=44YZkikRGB0

is finally becoming reality ?

I think Frankie Goes to Hollywood should be arrested. Sorry. I actually lived through this period in music. It was not very pleasant. Talk about ascension. Oy.

[Lifebringer]

Don't forget the Majestic CIA Drug Czar Herbert Walker Bush also. He and Noreiga were competitors in the heroin and cocaine trade. When Noriega went down, Bush took the whole and is reason for the War On Drugs escallating at the tax payers expense, no matter how failed a program it is. You can't jail behavior, unless it's a danger to others or one's self. If no harm is done, jailing is not gonna change a thing. The cartels have it there also, passed through by private prison guards who will do anything for extra money when their pay is minimum wage.

[Cartomancer]

Posted by PurpleLama (here)
I wonder if the threads title shouldn't be changed.

I think it should be changed to "Mass arrests would be fun" instead!!

[Anchor]

Could you please ask the mods to change the topic title?

I mean if we are keep going to bump it...

[Timreh]

Posted by RMorgan (here)

Posted by ghostrider (here)
a small drop into the ocean and the wave can eventually go around the world. lets hope all the presidents of all countries go on the run or to jail.....

Hey mate,

You know, the problem with arresting politicians is that, once they´re arrested, who will substitute them?

I mean, probably all politicians along the hierarchical line, from top to bottom, are corrupt.

The same thing goes to arrest corporate CEOs. Who would replace them?

So, let´s suppose we arrest all presidents of the world (probably all of them are corrupt). How the next presidents would be chosen?

Would they simply replace them without public consultation? If so, what guarantees that these new presidents aren´t corrupt as well?

Would they open new democratic elections? It wouldn´t work; people don´t know how to vote wisely.

Finally, how could we know if these mass arrests (if they happen some day) aren´t just another coup d'etat?

Along history, many mass arrests and murder of politicians happened, usually followed by dictatorship. Many coup d'etat were disguised as good things before; this is a historical fact.

Frankly, I don´t know how people can support such plan without first having the answers to the above questions.

If this plan is real, which I highly doubt, and if they take themselves seriously enough, they should have a public document addressing the above concerns and much more.

Such a huge plan couldn´t be successful without very serious long term planing and rules.

These folks are making it look so easy, just like a TV commercial saying "buy this product and all your problems will be solved! Buy it now!"

It´s not like that...really; not even close to that.

We also know that even a very honest man can be corrupted when placed in extremely powerful positions. No one is immune to that; This is also a historical fact.

You know, once you remove the lions, the hyenas, vultures and jackals are the first who show up to devour carcass, if you know what I mean.

Raf.

Some good points Raf..


If there were mass arrests that would likely lead to unrest, rioting and civil wars across the globe, let’s face it societal structure has increasingly for a large part helped to breed some very unpleasant attributes in mankind and like it or not we have become very dependent on this system.
How would we all be able to agree on things?


A COMPLETE overhaul and rebuild sounds good to me but it may have to be a graaduaaal one?


EDIT: Any Star Family/Friends... we could certainly do with some mentoring.

[Robert J. Niewiadomski]

Not an arrest yet (especialy that susspect is 95 year old) but Swiss prosecutors are zeroing in:

Former Fifa president João Havelange 'received millions in bribes' - report
• Money allegedly received from collapsed marketing firm ISL
• Executive committee member Ricardo Teixeira also named
David Conn
guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 11 July 2012 18.00 BST

João Havelange, the former president of football's world governing body, Fifa, and a senior executive committee member, Ricardo Teixeira, were paid huge bribes by the company to which Fifa awarded the 2002 and 2006 World Cup TV rights, according to a Swiss prosecutor.

In a legal document finally published after lengthy court proceedings in Switzerland, Fifa, under the presidency of Sepp Blatter, Havelange's successor, was found to have known about the bribes, yet argued it did not need to have the money repaid. Prosecutions were mounted for alleged embezzlement against Havelange and Teixeira, and "disloyal management" — a breach of its duties – against Fifa, but they were stopped on May 11 2010, after Havelange and Texeira repaid a small proportion of the 41m Swiss francs (£27m).

The court order documenting the settlement, published by the prosecutor in the Swiss canton of Zug, explains why the prosecution was settled, while the publication of its investigation findings deliver a devastating indictment of Fifa, under both Havelange and Blatter.
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Full story: http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...-bribes-report