I think the biggest issue with the PTB/NWO scenario is that people don't see that there are two factions... one for the good of mankind, the other for the good of themselves.
The fact that NEITHER side is moving openly tells me that both sides are about equally matched and wary of each other...
If the PTB (bad side) really had as much power as everyone claims, there would be no reason for them not to implement whatever plan they wanted to.
The fact that they cannot do this shows that they are still worried that someone or something could stop them if they acted openly
It is my firm belief that within the Military lies the power of the good side... and IMO very strongly within the NAVY
My research has led me to the doors of the NAVY so many times when following other leads... it is amazing...
At San Jose UFO expo 2007 John gave a lecture... A NAVY seal attended... in FULL DRESS UNIFORM... John was surprised as one of his topics was on the underground high speed transit system...
After the lecture the guy came and talked with us...(in civies now) Told us a story of how many times he had ridden on the 'tubes'
I think the NAVY is the check and balance for the PTB and to some extent the Air Force Space Command. Space Command is very big... very powerful and as I know many people that are in it that are very good people... I believe that the PTB will have some problems in the near future...
Now Heretic... I know you say you don't talk about stargates... but just for you...
Stargate SG1 has THREE Sponsor of note...
Department of the Air Force we gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of
U.S. Department of Defense we gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of
U.S. Space Command we gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118480/companycredits
In the Air Force Space Commands Press Release... After the point of contact... there is an interesting reference...
History
Missile warning and space operations were combined to form Air Force Space Command in 1982. During the Cold War, space operations focused on missile warning, and command and control for national leadership. In 1991, Operation Desert Storm provided emphasis for the command's new focus on support to the warfighter. ICBM forces were merged into AFSPC in 1993.
Point of contact
Air Force Space Command
Public Affairs Office
150 Vandenberg St., Suite 1105
Peterson AFB, CO 80914-4500
(719) 554-3731 or DSN 692-3731
In Popular Culture
In the popular TV series Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis, the Stargate Program is run by the Air Force Space Command.
The AF Space Command Patch was worn on the uniform of personnel aboard the Prometheus, Earth's first operational deep space battle cruiser.
STARGATE SG1
Episode 512
"WORMHOLE XTREME"
Hammond switches the tape off.
DANIEL
Well that looked familiar.
O'NEILL
I don't see it.
CARTER
Martin's involved in this?
HAMMOND
He sold the idea to the studio. He's currently working on production as a creative consultant.
TEAL'C
Then Martin Lloyd has seriously breached your security.
HAMMOND
Not necessarily.
DANIEL
What? He obviously got the whole thing from his knowledge of the Stargate program.
O'NEILL
If the Air Force didn't want it to happen they wouldn't have let it go this far.
HAMMOND
Plausible deniability. In the event of a future breach of security, we'll be able to point to this television programme. That is, if it stays on the air.
One more piece...
In an official statement from the Pentagon, a spokesperson commented:
"The Air Force was extremely honored to have Richard Dean Anderson visit the Pentagon on 14 September. During his visit he graciously took the time to sign autographs and have photos taken with anyone that asked, he was a true professional. We are very proud of his portrayal of Colonel, now Brigadier General, Jack O’Neill. Gen. O’Neill may at times be brash and irreverent, but there is no doubt of his patriotism and dedication to his job. We also congratulate Mr. Anderson on his promotion to 'Honorary Brigadier General - USAF.' "
Notice that along with the stars he is getting the space command wings
Photo courtesy of US Air Force
Pretty high honor for a mere TV show... hmmm?
Food for thought