First, it's kinda hard to know what the Mayans had in mind when they stopped at December 21, 2012. The calendar makers all died centuries ago and they forgot to leave instructions. I'd like to believe the whole apocalyptic thing, but I can't find any logical reasoning behind it. I see nothing in the universe that shows us planets just going poof inside of a 24-Earth hour time period. Nibiru?? No proof. Planet X. Same thing. Check NASA. The problem with the whole, "NASA refuses to tell us about all that 'stuff' out there" copnspiracy, is the fact that there are some 20 million amateur astronomers who have to be in on the whole thing. I used to be one. I must have missed the meeting.
What about comets in the past that barely missed striking the Sun, and others that will not be so distant? Never happened and ain't gonna happen. Stuff like the making of our Moon are cataclysmic. They take centuries or more to happen. They can be predicted centuries in advance. This whole, "24-hour now you see us, now you don't" concept works good in Buck Roger novels, but not in astronomy. If you think that the stock market is a slow way to win or lose money compared to Las Vegas casinos, you haven't seen anything until you've watched the birth of a star. Even paint dries faster. Something may happen in 2012, like the 11-year polar shift change of the Sun, but little else. Astronomy just isn't conducive to instantaneous universe changes, sorry.
But that still leaves the Jewish/Catholic/Islamofascist/Freemason/KnightsTemplar/PriorydeSion/Oil cabal. Surely these guys will cause our total and utter destruction, right? Sorry.
It's true that for a religion which has no more than 16 million adherents in the entire world population of 6.5 billion, the Jews are sure in the news a lot. There are an inordinate number of Jewish CEOs, major Jewish PACs, and Jews in the US government, as well as other major governments around the world. In fact, they even have a country dedicated to them, what a religion.
Their influence is incredible to say the least. They comprise only 2.5% of the US population, yet they influence all of the MSM, much of the Congress as well as the executive branch and other parts of government. I am totally against their flagrant use of extreme force in the Near East, their constant anti-free speech attacks on US critics of their policy and their continuous desire to stay behind the scenes while overly influencing results in front of the scenes. As far as I'm concerned, there's a lot that needs changing and the sooner the better.
But do they run everything? No. Do they run China? No. How about India? Not there either. Malaysia, Indonesia, Arabia, the continent of Africa, South America, Asia, or Oceania? Not much there, either. They have a HUGE influence in the US and Palestine. They have a big influence in Europe. But outside of those areas, their ability to change the price of rice on the streets drops fast.
What about the Catholics and Christians in general? Their influence mirrors the Jews with perhaps a greater influence in Africa, and especially Latin America. Do they influence China or India? No. What about Arabia? Sorry, not much influence there either, I'm afraid.
How about the Islamofascists? That made up misnomer barely influences the CIA and ISI agents providing them money. Let's not forget that Brzezinski started the Mujahideen in 1979 to trigger the Soviet/Afghan War. Al Qaeda was a direct CIA invention. The Taliban were spawned by the ISI. Do they influence China? No. Do they influence even one single country? No.
But the Freemasons, et al, are still alive and kicking. They started all this centuries ago, right? Aren't they here for the final blow as well? Sorry.
The influence these groups had in bygone years are, well, bygone. They had a great influence at one time, and there are some who still wield considerable influence, but they do so more within the banking community, not the occult world of mysticism. Even their supposed leader, the Queen of England, worries less now about kissing the right Masonic symbol than making sure that she's got her bank coffers full and you don't. And the US is a country, guys. Deal with it. Just ask the UN.
The Oil cabal has had a major influence for the past century or so. The US and UK have understood this, and have sought to dominate that world as a result. And they have been quite successful. OPEC has to take its instructions from them, and countries that are rich in oil are also rich in US and UK presence and influence. The policy of the US and UK is mirrored in all those countries, or their regimes are changed until they are. Until the arrival of Hugo Chavez, that was the rule of law, no exceptions.
But again, it's the banking policies of the US and UK, along with the other members of the G8, that decide what that policy will be, not Reptilians.
The Bilderberg group does meet in secret once a year. They make a big deal of being secret and they let the few who actually cover their event know that they are making a big deal of being secret. There's no secret about that. The Bohemian Grove is similar in nature, though they have funny rituals and bring in guests from the entertainment field. There are others as well, the CFR, TLC, Neocons and many regional organizations. These groups do meet in relative obscurity, they do create policy, and they do influence governments.
It's kinda easy when the main governments also have active members in these organizations. There's nothing unusual here. Grab a roster, read the names, read where they work, and voila, instant conspiracy influence solved. If Bill Clinton meets with the Bilderberg Group in 1991 and becomes president of the US in 1993, chances are, he'll take the influence from the meeting and put it to practice, especially if so many others at that meeting are the same ones he has to deal with as president. "Hey Bill, remember what we said, and what you promised us if you became president...?"
And the influence from the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, the Fords and others? Well, when you run the banks and own all the money, it's easy to influence what's done with the cash. Bill Gates didn't start out as a member of the group, but his wife has attended recent Bilderberg meetings. It must be nice when you screw, er help, all the friggin' computers in the world. Wifey get to hobnob with the big boys.
Now let's turn to our illustrious crew of infobores. They grab the freshest stories, the hottest events, the sleeziest behind-the-scenes dealings and present it to us, right? I mean, they risk their lives giving us the hidden scoop that no one else can give us. They've gotta be hailed as pioneers, jeopardizing life and limb for our enjoyment, er edification, don't they? Well, sorta.
What about comets in the past that barely missed striking the Sun, and others that will not be so distant? Never happened and ain't gonna happen. Stuff like the making of our Moon are cataclysmic. They take centuries or more to happen. They can be predicted centuries in advance. This whole, "24-hour now you see us, now you don't" concept works good in Buck Roger novels, but not in astronomy. If you think that the stock market is a slow way to win or lose money compared to Las Vegas casinos, you haven't seen anything until you've watched the birth of a star. Even paint dries faster. Something may happen in 2012, like the 11-year polar shift change of the Sun, but little else. Astronomy just isn't conducive to instantaneous universe changes, sorry.
But that still leaves the Jewish/Catholic/Islamofascist/Freemason/KnightsTemplar/PriorydeSion/Oil cabal. Surely these guys will cause our total and utter destruction, right? Sorry.
It's true that for a religion which has no more than 16 million adherents in the entire world population of 6.5 billion, the Jews are sure in the news a lot. There are an inordinate number of Jewish CEOs, major Jewish PACs, and Jews in the US government, as well as other major governments around the world. In fact, they even have a country dedicated to them, what a religion.
But do they run everything? No. Do they run China? No. How about India? Not there either. Malaysia, Indonesia, Arabia, the continent of Africa, South America, Asia, or Oceania? Not much there, either. They have a HUGE influence in the US and Palestine. They have a big influence in Europe. But outside of those areas, their ability to change the price of rice on the streets drops fast.
What about the Catholics and Christians in general? Their influence mirrors the Jews with perhaps a greater influence in Africa, and especially Latin America. Do they influence China or India? No. What about Arabia? Sorry, not much influence there either, I'm afraid.
How about the Islamofascists? That made up misnomer barely influences the CIA and ISI agents providing them money. Let's not forget that Brzezinski started the Mujahideen in 1979 to trigger the Soviet/Afghan War. Al Qaeda was a direct CIA invention. The Taliban were spawned by the ISI. Do they influence China? No. Do they influence even one single country? No.
But the Freemasons, et al, are still alive and kicking. They started all this centuries ago, right? Aren't they here for the final blow as well? Sorry.
The influence these groups had in bygone years are, well, bygone. They had a great influence at one time, and there are some who still wield considerable influence, but they do so more within the banking community, not the occult world of mysticism. Even their supposed leader, the Queen of England, worries less now about kissing the right Masonic symbol than making sure that she's got her bank coffers full and you don't. And the US is a country, guys. Deal with it. Just ask the UN.
The Oil cabal has had a major influence for the past century or so. The US and UK have understood this, and have sought to dominate that world as a result. And they have been quite successful. OPEC has to take its instructions from them, and countries that are rich in oil are also rich in US and UK presence and influence. The policy of the US and UK is mirrored in all those countries, or their regimes are changed until they are. Until the arrival of Hugo Chavez, that was the rule of law, no exceptions.
But again, it's the banking policies of the US and UK, along with the other members of the G8, that decide what that policy will be, not Reptilians.
The Bilderberg group does meet in secret once a year. They make a big deal of being secret and they let the few who actually cover their event know that they are making a big deal of being secret. There's no secret about that. The Bohemian Grove is similar in nature, though they have funny rituals and bring in guests from the entertainment field. There are others as well, the CFR, TLC, Neocons and many regional organizations. These groups do meet in relative obscurity, they do create policy, and they do influence governments.
It's kinda easy when the main governments also have active members in these organizations. There's nothing unusual here. Grab a roster, read the names, read where they work, and voila, instant conspiracy influence solved. If Bill Clinton meets with the Bilderberg Group in 1991 and becomes president of the US in 1993, chances are, he'll take the influence from the meeting and put it to practice, especially if so many others at that meeting are the same ones he has to deal with as president. "Hey Bill, remember what we said, and what you promised us if you became president...?"
And the influence from the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, the Fords and others? Well, when you run the banks and own all the money, it's easy to influence what's done with the cash. Bill Gates didn't start out as a member of the group, but his wife has attended recent Bilderberg meetings. It must be nice when you screw, er help, all the friggin' computers in the world. Wifey get to hobnob with the big boys.
Now let's turn to our illustrious crew of infobores. They grab the freshest stories, the hottest events, the sleeziest behind-the-scenes dealings and present it to us, right? I mean, they risk their lives giving us the hidden scoop that no one else can give us. They've gotta be hailed as pioneers, jeopardizing life and limb for our enjoyment, er edification, don't they? Well, sorta.
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