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wearyowl29 said:The thing is, he’s openly preaching absolute nonsense as if it were gospel truth. Honestly, I don't just doubt his mental stability; I think he’s become a total laughingstock, and frankly, he’s a bad look for everyone who actually holds faith.
There are plenty of ways to lose your grip, but claiming the Earth is just a flat plate? That takes the cake. It’s right up there with saying aliens stole your car or that you’re God himself.
Hmm, mental health... yeah, I'm not gonna argue with him on that. I mean, I'd probably lose my mind too if I had to live like that. But then again, I could easily argue that someone's mental state is compromised when they blindly accept this version of reality as the absolute truth without blinking. Like I said before, I'd honestly take atheism over religious fanaticism any day, but some things just feel forced on me by pure intuition, not because some preacher told me so.
Scott Nguyen5 said:That’s the fundamental flaw with religion: it convinces people that life on Earth is just one big disaster. It's why you see so many believers with zero moral backbone. To them, no actual human life matters—it's all about the soul and getting into heaven. 🙄
I mean, who's actually gonna force a mindset on me? I see life for what it is. You're born, you grind through school, you look for a partner, find a job, pull those endless overtime shifts, get older, and just hope the end doesn't involve too much suffering. Anyone seeing it any other way is living in a fantasy land if you ask me. I honestly believe there's more to being alive than just prepping for a grave or hospital connections. 🤔
wearyowl29 said:It’s just such a massive drain on everyone's time, energy, and sheer willpower to focus on something this bizarrely useless.
Honestly, we’d probably get much better results just tending to a flock of sheep or goats instead...🙏
Look, I don't really agree with his take, but hey, if he actually lives by what he’s preaching and it makes him happy, good for him. It’s like when you see an atheist who genuinely believes there’s nothing after this life but still manages to show up, function, and stay upbeat... it wouldn't be right for me to judge someone who’s found their own little slice of peace, even if it seems weird to me. It's just interesting to watch.
Personally? I'll be the first to admit this world isn't my scene. There's nothing left for me here besides finding a way out of the Matrix. If someone called me a wimp for thinking that, I'd just shrug and say "so what?" Better to be a wimp in paradise than a tough guy in hell. 🤔
velvetcanyon20 said:The things you're describing happen where the Trilateral Commission operates, or wherever those inner circles hold sway. Think about the former Eastern Bloc, Russia, the Caucasus, the Middle East, and so on...
In places where there is actual reason, civilization, culture, and education, people with similar interests tend to band together, and you don't see that kind of chaos. That's because there is a shared interest: peace, stability, prosperity, and growth. People naturally strive for more, both as individuals and as a community...
Sure, but do you actually sit at the table with them? Do you really know who holds the real power? Just look at how a single visit to the USA can land someone on a blacklist—that's what real influence looks like...
And honestly, it is infinitely better to be informed and involved than to be left completely in the dark, wandering around like a lost soul in the fog...
Just tell me you're kidding. 🤦
The Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberg Group, and those other political cliques are just smoke and mirrors setting the stage for a New World Order.
Found this interesting little read
Here’s the link. You can catch the opening remarks from the Grand Master of MH right here:
http://www.freemasonry-america.org/vlh.htmI think someone once claimed the Trilateral Commission is all about fighting poverty and climate change, and then you’ve got the Freemasons talking about "spiritual growth"... give me a break. It's honestly kind of creepy.
bluesurfer6 said:Honestly, there’s enough pixelated nonsense piled up in this thread collectively to warrant a whole separate subforum dedicated to "Alternatives." I’d really appreciate it if the admin could move all this over there.
The deindustrialization of America, the emptying out of the Midwest... you really think that's just some accident? Like it wasn't all part of the plan from the jump?
Not a single one of our top politicians actually comes from the working class; they're all hand-picked by the power brokers or they were just little scholarship kids for them.
Why would Americans give anyone a scholarship just because they're buddies? Especially when college costs an absolute fortune.
Why do politicians keep feeding us this line about being a fully sovereign, independent nation when it’s pretty obvious the elite is just one single, unified group?
velvetcanyon20 said:The Trilateral Commission isn't some conspiracy by the USA to bring in people based on negative selection. If we actually had our rights respected—say, if we were entitled to ten representatives in the Commission and at least six or seven seats in Congress—most of this 90% nonsense would have been settled ages ago. I mean, if the old regime had sent people with actual substance to those meetings, they probably could have bypassed the entire bloody mess of the nineties and moved forward peacefully... just playing devil's advocate here, exploring alternatives...
I’m skipping the video; I don't have the stomach for idiots, and honestly, I’ve rarely heard two intelligent things come out of Congress. Whatever Bulj is rambling about doesn't really seem to involve much brainpower. Some people might get fired up by that kind of trash, but if you ask me, he's just one of the most incompetent people in the building.
I'll admit, I can't watch these Masonic types either. My stomach just turns 🙂
The thing is, politicians are constantly lecturing us about tolerance, democracy, and reforms... when in reality, a certain bunch of slimy characters—as Šeks would say—are the ones actually running our lives, trapping us all under the guise of "peace, stability, and human rights."
Sorry for dropping another international link here,
, but honestly, who cares about our local little circles? If you actually want to find where the real power lies, you have to look at which global groups our politicians are running with.
This video pretty much spells out how these organizations are all tightly knit. Then we act all shocked when every single politician ends up voting the exact same way. It’s kind of predictable, really.
I mean, let's face it—American politicians are basically part of the same skull and bones crowd. That skull and crossbones flag is a pretty familiar sight around here, isn't it?
We all know what Stanković is about, but man, check out how humble he acts when he's hanging out with those high-ranking Masons
Honestly, I’d take a bunch of local hillbillies running the show over this global elite any day. Those guys are never satisfied with just their fair share, they always want everything.
watch the whole video, it's worth it.
velvetcanyon20 said:Just some thoughts on this... the idea that the Trilateral Commission actually exists isn't news, nor is it some shocking revelation. The machinery behind it all feels entirely impersonal, and honestly, I think Adam Smith hit the nail on the head when he said
People of the same trade Selda meet together , even for merriment and diversion
- it really is.
The only real question worth asking is whether we’re better off having our own people inside those circles, or if it’s better to stay away entirely. Are we the subjects or the actors? To me, there shouldn't be much of a dilemma there...
There's no way he'd sell out to the Grammys!
It's pretty clear that the US and Mexico are basically running the same show when it comes to leadership
I'm dying to know what Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović is going to talk about with Aleksandar Vučić, and if she'll actually call him a true humanist or whatever!
Just a few more thoughts on this whole New World Order thing
Just a little peek at how the global elite spends their time
and honestly, it’s no wonder we’re stuck in this endless loop of crises and wars. It’s just pure degeneracy on repeat.
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Steven Murphy2 said:It’s not just about the Trilateral Commission, man—you’ve got the Committee of 300, the Bilderberg Group, Rotary International, and the Lions Club International all in the mix. There’s actually research out there looking at how guys like Ivo Sanders, Jadranka Kosor, Ivo Josipović, Milan Bandić, and even the Rotarians like Čačić are all part of this. You think presidential elections are these two sides clashing? Please. It’s really just Kolinda Grabar Kitarović from the Trilateral Commission versus someone like Josipović from Rotary. Even back in the day, you had the matchups like Jovipović vs Bandić, both Rotarians. And don't even get me started on Franjo Harmon—he was part of that whole "Dragon" society; his ceremonial name was basically the "Dragon of America." Sounds a bit ridiculous, right? But these organizations are dead serious. Even Marijan Hanžeković, alongside his work with the Trilateral Commission, was a high-ranking Mason who used to meet regularly in Mexico City, which is tied directly to London—the global epicenter of Masonry. He actually admitted openly on Nu2 that the Masons were the ones who dismantled feudalism—basically, they sparked the French Revolution. If you don't believe me, there's footage out there; just go watch it.
Look, power structures are supranational now because the market is globalized. These people are essentially the guardians of the French Revolution and the gatekeepers of the liberal elite. They operate under a Constitution—which, if you translate it, just means the rules *they* wrote. Any violation of those rules means heading to court and facing penalties. Just look at how much Stanković was shaking when the Mason Miki Manojlović showed up on his show, or how he wouldn't dare provoke Hanžeković during an interview—he was suspiciously polite. When dealing with these theories, you have to stick to the facts, because there's always this massive sabotage attempt to make people think we're talking about lizard people or aliens, which are just fairy tales used to discredit the truth. The organizations I mentioned are real, and you can verify everything online. The entire European Union is part of this machine. You don't even need to be a member; you just have to be a loyal citizen of this order. That’s level zero of the hierarchy. Hanžeković was so deep in it he hit the 33rd degree, the same rank as Winston Churchill. The whole education system, the entire structure of society—it's all designed by their model. It’s basically a club for influential elites, and of course they hang out together. It's not some wild philosophy; interest groups exist everywhere, even in the lowest levels of society.
We're talking about a club where people can indulge in orgies, drugs, and private parties that your average Joe couldn't dream of accessing. In America, there are these luxury estates—massive villas—where this stuff goes down, guarded by private security, owned by people with superyachts and all that. I know for a fact this happens, but it’s not smart to leak the locations; these guys have massive wealth, incredible intellect, and sexual drives that would blow a normal person's mind. You find out that the top dealers are basically supplying the private sector while working for the police, who then facilitate the supply chain, only to catch some idiot who doesn't know how to move product and ends up rotting in jail for free. I saw some bizarre things myself at a company I used to work for—listening to the workers, you'd hear how the boss would force them into these degrading tasks, like making everyone clean the floors with tiny little toothbrushes on all fours. Once you see the connection, it clicks. If you find one starting point, you realize that guy was likely involved, directly or indirectly. Basically, the world is run by a mafia that has one set of rules for themselves and a totally different set for us. When you report someone to the cops, you're often just reporting a criminal to other criminals, except the cop doesn't even realize it because he hasn't studied the subject and is too busy protecting his paycheck. Remember the case of Mark Francisković? He was tossed into a psych ward just for being politically incorrect, pumped full of meds, only for it to be found later that he was perfectly sane. That was just a warning shot to anyone trying to oppose the order. The guy straight-up says he isn't for democracy—even though both indirect and direct democracy (communism) were created by them. Hanžeković openly admits Masons triggered the French Revolution, and Churchill, who was also a 33rd-degree Mason (check the Grand British Lodge), even wrote an article: http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Zionism_versus_Bolshevism
...that even direct democracy was their invention because they had to tear down the monarchy, which stood against everything they wanted. Back then, antisemitism spiked, and Russia was the only nation still holding the line—their only real threat. Not anymore, though. It was the same with the Habsburg Monarchy acting as a counter-revolutionary force. Today, they've grown so powerful they have no real competition. Israeli nationalists (Zionists) hold special privileges; they’re the ones who sank the USS Liberty, yet there wasn't a war, whereas when the Germans sank a ship near Great Britain, that was the excuse for the US to enter the war. They triggered a series of terror actions against the British and didn't even blink, and that's coming from the capital of Masonry. Why? Because the Masons are building Solomon's Temple—the Third Temple—which the Romans destroyed in Jerusalem after crushing their rebellion, just like the Babylonians did before them. And the Israeli Sanhedrin has officially called out Trump and Putin regarding this:http://www.breakingisraelnews.com/78...ple-jerusalem/
That temple is supposed to be the headquarters for the future ruler of the world—I mean, think about it. That’s why we see all this endless conflict with Muslims; they’re basically just clearing the path to expand borders and fulfill those Biblical prophecies about ruling over every nation on Earth. They managed to brainwash people into believing in their god, making everyone live in total awe of them. Even the Catholic Church is stuck in this cycle—just one aging, senile organization run by former Roman pontiffs who used to laugh at that desert deity, Yahweh. Honestly, once I realized how deep this goes, I tossed my Bible straight into the trash. They really pulled it off, didn't they? Convincing us that our ancestors' gods—the ones with horns and spirits—were actually demons or something negative. They made us believe the Odyssey and the Iliad were bad, while somehow portraying their struggles against Palestinians as "righteous." We’re taught from childhood to bow down to their kings and treat them like saints. Our "saviors" aren't even the Slavic warriors dying in battle anymore; now it's just some crucified Hebrew figure who surrenders without a fight. It's all one big manipulation driven through religion. You've got the liberal elite worshipping a fabricated Satan, the communist elite bowing to the myth of Marx, and the right-wing elites obsessed with the Nazarene—but make no mistake, it’s all a setup by the Rabbis, where Yahweh always comes out on top.
I'm pretty convinced that these conspiracy theories—the ones that turn everything into alien mysticism (not that I don't call the elite "lizards" myself, given how cruel they are)—are actually their own creation. Because the second anyone starts questioning the motives of the elite, they slap the "conspiracy theorist" label on them.
Still, these laws against verbal offenses... maybe they're just a sign that people are finally starting to wake up and figure things out.
Rachel Williams18 said:Man, there are people on this forum who clearly vibe with Hinduism, but they all act so incredibly gatekeepy—like it’s some elite club that the "average Joe" isn't allowed to touch. It’s ridiculous! They don't seem to get that we're living in the freaking information age. Everything is just a couple of clicks away. These days, you can click through a website and suddenly you're into Hinduism, or Freemasonry, or Judaism, or Christianity, or even alchemy... it's all right there at your fingertips.
Sure, Hinduism is a whole collection of beliefs and schools that's accessible to everyone, but you're born into castes over there and there are a ton of different rituals...
Honestly, I don't think mainstream Hinduism even matters much to us Americans. We mostly just gravitate toward Vedanta, and Vedanta kind of demands an intellectual approach—you know, lots of meditation and stuff...
Tyler Garcia69 said:How is it that people always "remember" their past as human beings? It’s like, nobody actually recalls being some little creature crawling around in a swamp or flying through the air sucking blood out of other mammals.
I mean, it’s just basic logic, really. You only actually retain those details where your mental capacity was high enough to process them. They say people who reach the finish line and become Buddha supposedly remember everything...
So, I figured I’d toss my two cents into the ring regarding this whole Vedas thing.
I’ll use the Krishna followers and the TM crowd as examples—they’re pretty well-known and they sit on totally different ends of the spectrum.
The TM folks basically claim you should just recite the Vedas (well, the specific parts they focus on) without actually trying to wrap your head around them. Their whole deal is that through recitation, you open up these internal channels to knowledge already inside you. From what I gather, their advanced courses involve chanting Vedic texts more like mantras than anything else.
On the other hand, the Krishna followers treat the Vedas—along with everything else outside the core four, like the Puranas and the Gita—almost like a textbook. For them, it’s stuff you’re supposed to take literally, no questions asked.
My personal take? If we assume all these sacred texts are actually reliable, they should be delivering knowledge to us. But if we stick strictly to literal interpretations, we just end up trapped in dogma and doctrine, which closes us off instead of opening us up.
I think people need to approach sacred texts intuitively. Or, if you ask a Christian, they might say "the ways of the Lord are mysterious."
The real issue—or let's call it a "problem"—is how much religious naivety is baked into things, especially in the Puranas. When I say naivety, I mean texts that are meant to make us feel relaxed, warm, and tolerant. If we interpret those kinds of stories literally, we're just asking for fanaticism.
I’d also add that the Western mindset is just built differently. It’s hard for an American to just switch off their logic and accept something blindly. Sure, we can't grasp God, Reality, or the Source with our intellect, but throwing logic out the window when dealing with the everyday stuff described in these books is just plain crazy.
Here’s an example of that naivety: if my car breaks down, I pray, and suddenly a mechanic shows up out of nowhere, I’ll accept that as an answer to my prayer. But there’s no point trying to analyze that on an intellectual level—you can't exactly write an equation where "prayer + X = mechanic arrives to fix the engine."
There was this one guy walking through town who suddenly remembered he left his bike out in the open. He panicked, thinking someone had already swiped it, and sprinted back to where he parked. When he saw the bike was still there, he went straight into a church to thank God. By the time he walked out of the church... the bike was gone.
I consider myself more of an Advaita Vedanta follower, which basically means I’m all about having my own personal experiences rather than just treating the Vedas like some set of rigid dogmas.
Honestly, it's hard for me to weigh in on all those heavy texts... I just feel like everyone should find whatever truth resonates with them personally.