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by yellowlawn » 03 Dec 2009, 21:50
I beleive there is an organisation of this sort, I don't believe they have control over society that is implied. I do believe there are many other similar and waring factions out there with a similar agenda and of a similar ilk. If they are so powerful judging by what's going on in the world they are doing a pretty p*&^ poor job of it.
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by Nostradamus » 04 Dec 2009, 03:49
There are all sorts of warring factions out there and they tend to make their names known so that they can collect money or whatever. These types of organizations may be secretive, but are not unknown: Somalian pirates, war lords in various countries, tribal leaders, mob leaders, ...
I think the fact that things are as turbulent as they are indicates a lack of united leadership.
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by brett » 04 Dec 2009, 18:39
oh they are real alright - Illuminati, bilderburgers etc - the top tier of corruption and power hungry people in the world - Somalian pirates ?? - small fry , so long as they don't interfere with the big boys ,they get left alone , put it this way , if you or I became a threat to the ones at the top - we would soon "disappear" - but thankfully being at the very bottom of the pile of society - ( being a nonentity has advantages ) we are considered "mostly harmless " - - or is that "powerless " ??
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by Nostradamus » 04 Dec 2009, 23:36
The Somalian pirates have been able to harass shipping for years now. Why don't they just disappear?
The only reason I can see for the pirates to be allowed to survive is the need to combat global warming. The great noodler knows that pirate numbers are inversely proportional to global temperatures.
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by yellowlawn » 05 Dec 2009, 19:53
The thing with the Illimunati is they have so much internet coverage for an organisation with no actual provable evidence of members, lodge meetings, actual agenda etc. Unlike for example Freemasons. I don't believe for one minute one person who is head of and one organisation can run the world.
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by Nostradamus » 05 Dec 2009, 21:26
Ever seen the movie Star Wreck? You download it free online. It's a scifi movie made in an apartment in Finland. It is a spoof of Star Trek complete with amazing battles in space and huge fleets of spaceships. The idea is that one person wants to be the ruler of earth.
In the spirit of this forum here is a video, the trailer to the movie:
In the spoof you'll see the word twist refer to warp speed, twinklers instead of phasers, and the character Data becomes Info.
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by Kevin Kane » 22 Feb 2010, 00:19
What should be distinguished is the difference between Business/NGO/special interest "think tanks", which is all they really are, and many of them do exists .. and brotherhood/social/government groups such as the Freemasons. Overlapping interests and memberships exists, but difference too. If you've ever been to DC or Alexandria, the freemason presence is obvious. In NYC, I used to work near Richard Nixon's apartment, across the street from where David Rockefeller and the Trilateral Commission would hold it's meetings and form global business strategies. Co-operations between governments and big businesses. That's all that it is.
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