Comments on: The Ultimate Hegelian Mindfuck

By: A. Peasant

A. Peasant — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 22:30:00 +0000

i’m sure you’re right and happy thought

that would be poetic justice, the best kind

By: MarcLord

MarcLord — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 22:20:00 +0000

observation: the muslim world won’t just roll over and worship some damned alien. no way.

By: A. Peasant

A. Peasant — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 21:34:00 +0000

yes, it seems like a no brainer if they have the technology to pull it off, which i assume they do.

this might call for some bravery, dammit.

By: MarcLord

MarcLord — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 21:14:00 +0000

As a psy-op aliens are just about perfect. Cheap input, maximum yield. No evidence to dispose of, they’ve already loaded the bases for decades and it’s just waiting for them to hit it out of the park. I studied Roswell and concluded there was an event but it most likely served as an experiment in information warfare.

Every society has used organized religion to justify hierarchy and theft. Chieftains and kings usually claimed outright that they were gods or related to gods. Aliens would neatly fill the justification vacuum for a NWO, which otherwise has no democratic attainment or control mechanism nor unified god.

By: A. Peasant

A. Peasant — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 20:15:00 +0000

the more they over-reach they actually drive people right into the arms of common sense. this is the fatal flaw of the evil — they always go tone deaf, overreach and lose grasp of the narrative.

By: Sis

Sis — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 19:28:00 +0000

"We need to make common sense the final standard. We should be guided by our innate sense of what is natural, honest, just, healthy and wholesome"

Sounds easy if you can get it, but lack of common sense is what has sent us clinging to the cliff. During the 2nd & 3rd centuries, when the New Testament was being put to book form, scribes changed text and omitted scripture to fit their worldly views. Today, it is possible to piece the original intent of the apostles together to form a consensus that is entirely different from what we have come to learn from church leaders.

Whether one believes that Jesus was the messiah or just an activist, it is a mistake to discount the message that was presented to us prior to the corruption of his words. Through faith in his message, we gain wisdom. Perfecting our knowledge brings us closer to the truth. It really just boils down to common sense.

Most people fail to realize the significance of religion on world events. The sooner people learn, the sooner they will equip themselves of the knowledge to make informed decisions. This, of course, would be too dangerous for our world leaders. Common sense would lead to revolt.