The Order of the Illuminati: Its Origins, Its Methods and Its Influence on the World Events
The Order of the Illuminati is often at the center of debates about the impact of secret societies on human history. Is the Illuminati a myth or does it truly secretly rule the world? As the number of people asking that question has grown, facts about the Order have become diluted with misconceptions and disinformation, making objective research on the subject difficult. The world “Illuminati” is thrown around rather freely to describe the elite group that is secretly running the world. Considering that Secret Societies are supposed to be, by definition, secret, and that history is often rewritten by those in power, obtaining the unbiased truth about the Illuminati is a challenge. Types of Secret Societies Although several groups called themselves “Illuminati” in the past, the most influential and memorable of them was the Bavarian Illuminati. Secret Societies have existed throughout the course of history, each of them with different aims and with different roles in society. Manly P.
Growthism
You know the alien cults that announce to their followers that next year, on October 28th, at precisely 4:05 pm, the master race will arrive, and save humanity? Of course, the aliens never arrive. But that doesn’t stop the cult from believing. It only strengthens their belief. If, as I’d bet you do, you’re head-shakingly familiar with said cults, allow me to ask you a question. Has capitalism failed? Imagine a country called CapitalismStan. Yet something was wrong in CapitalismStan. In short, life in CapitalismStan was getting shorter, nastier, unhappier, and harder. Does CapitalismStan’s story sound a little bit like America’s to you? Now, allow me to rebut myself. Maybe what’s practiced in the USA isn’t capitalism at all. So what is this system that is faltering, precisely, if it’s not quite capitalism? I’d call it “growthism.” Growthism says: growth must be achieved at all costs. Growthism is willing to sacrifice everything for more growth. Growthism, then, is antithetical to democracy.
Roseanne Barr: "MK ULTRA Mind Control Rules in Hollywood"
Roseanne Barr is an outspoken actress and comedienne who never shied away from tackling difficult and controversial issues, even if that meant being unpopular or being tagged as “crazy” by mass media. While I can’t say that I agree with all of her views, she remains one of the very few people in Hollywood who dare talking about its most damning issue: MK ULTRA. In a recent interview with RT, Roseanne talked about the dark side of the entertainment industry and directly mentioned MK ULTRA as being a major force in Hollywood. Roseanne basically says that Hollywood stars are terrified of using their status to speak out about important issues because there’s a “culture of fear” going on there, where “speaking out” almost automatically equals being shunned from the industry and having one’s career destroyed. More importantly she adds: “It’s also a big culture of Mind Control. This means that many stars do not speak out because they literally cannot do so.
Inequality and Web Search Trends
Photo In the hardest places to live in the United States, people spend a lot of time thinking about diets and religion. In the easiest places to live, people spend a lot of time thinking about cameras. This summer, The Upshot conducted an analysis of every county in the country to determine which were the toughest places to live, based on an index of six factors including income, education and life expectancy. Afterward, we heard from Hal Varian, the chief economist at Google, who suggested looking at how web searches differ on either end of our index. The results, based on a decade of search data, offer a portrait of the very different subjects that occupy the thoughts of richer America and poorer America. In the hardest places to live – which include large areas of Kentucky, Arkansas, Maine, New Mexico and Oregon – health problems, weight-loss diets, guns, video games and religion are all common search topics. Continue reading the main story Continue reading the main story Slide Show
"They Live", the Weird Movie With a Powerful Message
‘They Live’ is a science-fiction movie from the Eighties that features aliens, a WWF wrestler and a whole lot of sunglasses. What’s not to like? While, at first glance, the movie appears to be a bunch of nonsense, ‘They Live’ actually communicates a powerful message about the elite and its use of mass media to control the masses. Is the movie describing what we call the Illuminati? This article looks at the deeper meaning of John Carpenter’s strange but fascinating movie ‘They Live’. Warning: Major spoilers ahead (get over it, the movie is 24 years old). Watching They Live is a conflicting experience. The hero of the movie, played by WWF wrestler Rowdy Roddy Pipper, is a drifter that is apparently nameless. Are the aliens in the movie an imaginative way to portray the world’s elite, those who secretly run the world, those we call the Illuminati? The Premise “The venom of snakes is under their lips. Is the preacher’s description of the “masters” applicable to the Illuminati? In Conclusion
The_Old_Gentleman comments on Anarcho-"Capitalism," as described by a mutualist's comment in /r/anarcho-capitalism. Thoughts?
The World of Mind Control Through the Eyes of an Artist with 13 Alter Personas
Kim Noble is a rare occurrence: a trauma-based mind control survivor with over 13 alter personas who don’t know each other but who all paint. She has suffered DID and MPD (dissociative identity disorder and multiple personality disorder) for most of her life, as a result of an extremely traumatic childhood. Each one of her alters paints with a personal and distinctive style but they all have one thing in common: they reveal the dark world of mind control programming, from its horrific techniques to its symbolism. We’ll look at the works of this unique artist who reveals a world that is totally hidden from the masses. Many articles on this site point out the presence of mind control symbolism in popular culture. Photo shoots, music videos and movies often glamorize and trivialize mind control and its symbolism by associating it with famous stars and trendy happenings. The works of Kim Noble vividly document the life of a mind control slave through the eyes of 13 alter personas. Bonny Key
First new economic model in 100 years | LIFE
Universal safety. Distributed democracy. Personal privacy. First new economic model in 100 years, and the only option to NeoLiberal Puritanism on offer today. Investing in the infrastructure for universal social safety creates a more dynamic, lower cost economy that is fiscally, socially and environmentally sustainable with low growth. The recognition that social safety is a parallel requirement for economic success, and the revelation that unconditional safety is both the natural expression of solidarity and the key to liberating economic performance, has unveiled a new economic model for human society that will transform the 21st Century into a new age of enlightened prosperity. Securing the benefits of large societies requires the delivery of basic life supporting services unconditionally and universally. Cost Reduction The portion of labour rates that is equivalent to the value of the services is unconsciously socialised by each individual according to their valuation of the services.
