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Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 12:56 pm Post Subject: Greenpeace & The Globalist Agenda
(Now before I begin I'd just like to state that I will always stand for environmental responsibility but it has to be intelligent and based on individual thought & action, NOT collectivism and any kind of "popular" mass guilt or hysteria!)
Has anyone else been getting progressively uncomfortable with Greenpeace's latest run of TV ads?
I hardly see any TV bar strategic watches of various "news" or "current events" propaganda these days but any time I've flicked on the set lately I'm bombarded with obviously very well funded Greenpeace messages about climate change. I guess I kinda expected this knowing that this year would be when the globalists would go full-frontal with their "greening" campaign.
With these latest ads though it is VERY obvious what's going on. Shitloads of cash has obviously been poured into upgrading Greenpeace's public profile and there's so much propaganda here for the masses to swallow it's not funny! Combine it with National's stance on climate change and the UN's policies sitting in the background and you have an environment that's ripe for some classic Hegelian dialectic to take place. End result? The public will be totally unaware that all their opinions are being formed for them as we progress through this mess towards achieving a globalist agenda... :roll:
And we must remind ourselves constantly about the reality of all popular movements by looking back at things like what their leaders have said publicly. The best example from Greenpeace is this -
“It does not matter what is true, it only matters what people believe is true.”
– Dr. Patrick Moore, President of Greenpeace Canada 1981
Just one example... :shock: Go searching for other examples of Greenpeace's contradictions and you'll have a small collection in no time! Oh and try talking to any of their officials about chemtrails no matter how much evidence you present and see where it gets you (but I guess most here already know this!).
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Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 5:17 pm Post Subject:
hi there - i dont know if you have heard or chatted on oracle radio (freeman perspective etc ) - have started spreading your excellent site overseas to excellent people - so damn the work ethic tomorrow :( but needs must :)
ps: was a sad sak 3 weeks ago - now taking bull by horns :)
I have noticed it crakka, and all the saving the planet hu hah during the elections, very sickening. And they always bring the little children into it as well like "vote for us" with a picture of children playing, just like they want us to be continuously playing ourselves at the moment, keeping most folk distracted.
Just like alan watt says, "socialism is perpetual childhood"
I know what he means.
I think he means Greenpeace, not the Green Party. The one thing which struck me regarding those Greenpeace advertisements was when they said weve done our part and now its up to you! That is the biggest bunch of balony I ever heard. People are donating good money to Greenpeace, not so that they can make expensive ads telling joe blogs its his turn to rise up and fight the good fight.
If you want to donate to a cause, give your money to the Sea Shepherd group, at least they get their hands dirty, and are on the frontlines of environmental protection. Thumbs down to Greenpeace, very weak indeed!
No i meant green party, they had a bilboard with children playing on it with the heading vote for us. Meaning vote for the childrens futures, like if you dont there wont be one.
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Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 9:28 pm Post Subject:
Well if you want a great example of just how nutty/misinformed/brainwashed many Greenpeace followers (baaaa!) are, just read through this thread on their forums. The voice of reason pops up occasionally too though lol! Funnily enough it's a thread under the "Climate Change" forum! Looking around at some of the other threads is pretty eye-opening too - definitely more than one or two operatives working those forums :wink: -
I think this greening thing (part of the new age religion) is related to this....
The Green Man
Clive Hicks Explains This Friend Of The Medieval Stonemason
An enigmatic figure is to be found in thousands of images carved in stone in the Medieval churches of Europe. It appears normally as just a face, usually male, sprouting foliage, becoming foliage, or growing from foliage. It has been suggested that this figure, now known as the Green Man, was a special sign for the stonemasons but there are probably just as many in wood as in stone. He is, though, almost confined to the building trades being uncommon in painting, manuscript, or stained glass. Furthermore, and mysteriously, no known Medieval account explains the reason for the Green Man.
The expression "Green Man" today embraces far more than just the carved figure of the Middle Ages. About sixty years ago connections were first conceived between a number of separate historical strands and these connections have been developed more recently: a number of separate traditions linking humanity with nature have now become seen as differing manifestations of a very fundamental and basic pattern lying deep within the human mind. Such a universal pattern, shared by all, expressed through varying symbolic forms, is termed by psychologists an archetype. In this case the Green Man represents the archetype which channels and reinforces a mental attitude of sympathy for, and with, nature.
The modern concept of the Green Man associates it with a number of strands: a group of ancient tree myths; the idea of the Tree of Life; related foliage folk customs found all over Europe; folk tales such as those of Robin Hood, Gawain and the Green Knight and others; the idea of the Wild Man or Woodwose; and the old English inn name, "The Green Man", which has given the symbol its current title.
These strands are not directly linked by historical circumstances but by archetypal association within human consciousness. The Green Man archetype is seen as coming into manifestation in popular consciousness, periodically encouraged, in response to the circumstances of the time. Its current emergence is seen to derive from a widespread instinctive communal awareness of the ecological crisis being caused by our increasingly unbalanced way of life.
Folk Customs
Ancient mythology tells, in many forms, of the Mother Goddess bearing a son without a father; a son who is put on the earth in order to help humanity with what it needs. But while this son is of divine origin he is not immortal and must therefore die.
In some of the myths he is associated with a tree and this connection extends into Egyptian and Classical times. His death and renewal were associated with Spring-time regeneration, the miracle essential to all communities. Furthermore, the essential mythological basis depicts the divine originator of this son as being feminine: the Mother of all. Her human-divine offspring are revealed as masculine in a mythological weaving of the traditional understanding of the origin and role of the feminine and masculine.
Springing from this mythology are folk customs which, in Europe and elsewhere, celebrate the regeneration of life in the Spring and the regeneration of the community with new birth. Michael Dames has written convincingly of the megalithic alignments at Avebury being used for this purpose in the Bronze Age.1 Customs of this type, although forbidden in Britain during the Puritan periods, continue in this country in many places and survive all over Europe. Their antiquity is never on record and they are first mentioned in print only about three hundred years ago but their origin must be much earlier since it is implausible to envisage folk customs of this nature being inaugurated so recently.
The common factor in these customs is a character, always male and covered in foliage, known in many places as "Jack in the Green" and usually associated with the May Queen who herself represents the Goddess as Virgin. In some of the historic customs "Jack in the Green" is symbolically executed to allow in the spirit of Summer. In Britain probably the best of these folk customs are to be found in Hastings and Rochester on the early May Bank Holiday, and in Castleton, Derbyshire on Garland Day, 29th May,
The Wild Man
One of the Medieval sources of the Green Man may have been the sense of spirits in nature and the idea of the Wild Man, or Woodwose, a legendary natural man living in the wild. The ancient belief that primitive men were living wild in the forests was reinforced by actual alienated individuals and outlaws living in that way and naturally connects with stories such as that of Robin Hood; a connection supported by the traditional image used on signs of a "Green Man" inn - Robin Hood, or a forester, or a wild figure covered in hair and brandishing a club.
The Wild Man also has a psychological significance: it represents the natural person within each of us; our tastes and our talents which we have to direct to act well in the world. The Wild Man is by no means a negative image. One set of figures in York Minster shows a Wild Man protecting a Green Man from a demon – the Green Man, as we shall see, representing divine consciousness in the world being guarded by the natural forces within us. The Green Man is a worldly angel, acting not "from above" but from within the world itself. The Wild Man does not need to be subdued but his potential has to be made real, has to be tamed or smoothed – like the rough ashlar, another symbol of completion familiar to Freemasons. We have to bring together both the angel, and the Wild Man, within us.
The Carved Image
The principal incarnation of the Green Man is as a carved image, a face integrated with the foliage spilling out of it. The image is international but the different traditions appear to be separate which reinforces the concept of the image as a variation of a single archetype. Although many are inclined to seek a Celtic origin for the figure, in the European tradition its origin appears to be Roman as revealed in carved foliate heads dating from the second century AD together with some mosaic images in several places. The earliest known Green Man in a Christian context is found on a slightly later tomb in Poitiers but the figures remain uncommon in Christian iconography until the twelfth century, reaching their heyday perhaps in the fourteenth. After the Renaissance (fifteenth century) and the Reformation (sixteenth century), the Green Man continued as a decorative image in architecture until its use faded in the early twentieth century – until the current revival which began around 1990. At present, Green Man images are occurring widely; in the restoration of Windsor Castle, for example.
The most significant period in the life of the carved image was the Middle Ages when thousands of green men were included in church iconography. And, in spite of a complete lack of any contemporary account of the image, or the reasons for including it amongst the saints and sinners, there is a powerful sense that the green men in churches convey a profound meaning, a meaning most probably not explicitly expressed at the time – otherwise surely someone would have written of it?. They are more than conventional decoration and are found in conspicuous and important locations.
Of course, not every building was composed with a symbolism fully appreciated and many decorative features must have merely followed local precedent. Nevertheless, many of the images, especially in parish churches, were instructive. They aimed to keep us on the straight and narrow path. The Green Man is here to help in this – but to help with what we need, not with what we want; to achieve this, he is quite often fierce. There is a four-part Green Man capital at Woodbury in Devon that is clearly didactic: it points to the consequences of ignoring divine wisdom.
Consciousness and Wholeness
Many green men though look out at us through the foliage without expression, as if just seeing. In this they may be considered the consciousness of nature, the Divine consciousness, which is also to say, our consciousness, for we are all part of the Divine. In this, the Green Man is the witness of the holy drama of life enacted before him.
The importance of the Green Man is demonstrated by the fact that he is depicted in one church or another observing all the central events enacted by Christ and that he occurs in every conceivable location in the church. Yet the Green Man is never part of the action. He is confined to observation; to consciousness rather than action. The Green Man, consciousness in Nature, acts as the eyes of God, and of course he is us – for we are the eyes of God in creation.
The Green Man has an active, masculine role in the world but springs from a concept of the divine being feminine. Both aspects are within us. We have the task of reunifying the masculine and feminine, making that which has been separated whole again - the Sacred Marriage of the Mysteries. Following, in fact, the meaning of the word "religion", the root of which is the Latin re-ligare, to rebind that which has been separated.
The Green Man has a wonderful breadth, reaching the most profound meaning but also touching upon lightness and fun; the fun of finding new green men in almost any church you explore, and the fun of enjoying the sparkling gaiety of the Spring festivals.
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Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 12:20 pm Post Subject:
For those who haven't already, I suggest you read back through the other threads in this Climate Change forum. There's some great stuff there :wink:
And yes schadow2012, Oracle is @$#&!!* right now! Definitely my (online) radio station of choice as it should be for anyone wanting up-to-the-minute cutting-edge info & links about all this stuff. Their live chatroom is great for instant communication for further links if you happen to be sitting at the pc rather than just listening. Click on the logo to go get more info & listen -
some shows there are ok, haven't listened to all. the host of global reality stated that freemasonry only goes back to the 1500, this is not true (needs to get his facts straight like he says to others often). just because they were known under different titles before then, doesn't mean they didn't exist. the mystery religion is what Freemasonry is about, its what the knights templar were about, even plato and the greek philosophers were initiated into it, they were the priestly class of that age. there is evidence of this in their writings, if their writings are indeed theirs.
in one of alan watts books there is a picture dated back to120-180AD created after the ptolemaic system by claudius ptolemaeus of alexandria which shows three astrologers around an alter, on the alter is a compass and square, which is one of the freemasonic symbols, also has the fleur delise, the phallus and trinity in the picture.
also he seems to worship micheal tsarion, and hes a new ager from way back.
also a few hosts on there are talking about aliens.
in one of alan watts books he says that the troglodytes operate these craft and they are intra-terestrial. not extra-terestrial.
they are at the top of the pyramid, above the masonry gate keepers.
the path to mason's evolution is by r-evolution, r u red-y?
quote from one of alan watts books.....
jubal troglodyte freemasonry's adam
st augustine discovered the masonic code that explains the name adam.
he shows that the four letters, a-d-a-m are the first letters of the four words - anatole dysis arktos mesembria, the greek names for the four corners of the world.
freemason encyclopedias state that adam was created androgynous, a word that, to mason elites, means "we are male woman-two heads on one body, ie:bisexual and gay" this is the significance of their two headed eagle (phoenix) emblem.
the word adm signifies the human species or bread known as caucasians and only through lack of understanding has adam been considered as an individual.
it was affirmed by the christians (freemasons) that the redemption was assured through nous (means us in french).
jubal troglodyte freemasonry consists of three visible or public grades, each of which is then further sub-divided into thirty degrees.
the lower 30 and their tenets were designed as a blind to conceal the true object of the fraternity, which was and is, to steal "political control of the entire world" from its original female nurturers and create a nwo.
the middle 30 and their tenets were designed as a control mechanism over the elites (identified by fortune not talent) of the world. bribery is being used to feed the overblown egos and greed of the worlds visible "ruling class".
the top 30 degrees and their tenets were designed as the maximum control mechanism over the true controllers of the world. blackmail, linked to personal sexual based deviation, is the only control mechanism that has endured the test of time. none of these 90 degrees however, impinge upon the ultimate power of the forth level of freemasonry, the hidden hand- jubal troglodytes, of greenland (formerly of mount ararat and ethiopia)
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Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 12:37 am Post Subject:
Yeah, any station has its ups & downs I agree dude but it kicks Hauraki's butt anyday LMFAO!!! I catch Outside The Box with Alex Ansary when I can. Remembered watching some of his stuff a while ago so have been catching up with his broadcasts lately and liking what I'm hearing so far. The Intel Strike Report has some interesting discussion and there used to be an Aussie guy doing a show called Two's Company Three's Allowed that was good now & then on the weekend but looks like that's gone now. Gotta mix it up from time to time you know?! An hour of Alan Watt and/or 4 hours of Alex Jones a day can certainly takes its toll if that's all you expose yourself too - and I'm sure there are many who do only that! Thanks for the input though solo :)
Anyway, this thread is in danger of deviating right off track so we should probably all agree to post only Greenpeace related stuff here from now on, me included :wink:
