But it does not go unnoticed by me that the powers behind one-world-government and one-world-religion use the same language that WTS does.
I have a curiousity and wonder if the WTS "religious" training could posssibly be an experimental prototype of a method of mass hypnosis.
The "whore of Babalon" is arrayed in purple and scarlet. Purple symbolizes royalty (perhaps the 13 "royal" bloodlines?) and there is an association of scarlet with the opium poppy. (did not Marx say that religion is the "opiate of the masses"?)
This hypnotic aspect religion is also displayed in Tibetian types of cult behavior in the form of mantras and chants.
This sort of "mindless behavior" is used as an "invocation" to "spirits, possession, etc." It puts one in such a mental state as to be open to hypnotic suggestion. The use of repetative words, repetetive actions and behaviors, tend to function to bring the mind to a state of inactivity. (Fertile ground for influence)
They both claim the keys to "The New World Order."
Interesting that you should use the word "keys"this is part of the insignia used by the papacy. The secret societies have a bond with the papacy from centuries ago.
here is an excerpt you might find interesting.
Subtitle: Peter is the most important figure in Roman Catholicism because the Vatican claims unbroken succession in Popes, with Peter as the first Pope. Research proves this cannot be true, plus we demonstrate that Catholicism simply teaches ancient Paganism with Christian names.
The keys in the above picture are supposed to represent the "keys of the kingdom" that was given to Peter in Matthew 16:19. According to Roman Catholicism, these keys represent all authority in heaven and in Earth, and she (Catholicism), as the "rightful possessor" through the passing of those keys, has all authority. Pope Gregory VII (the "only pope to canonize himself") drew up a Dictatus (list) of twenty- seven theses outlining his powers as "Peter’s vicar, Prince of the Apostles and Chief Shepherd".
Pope Gregory VII claimed the Pope had the following eight (8) powers:
1). The Pope can be judged by no one on earth.
2). The Roman church has never erred, nor can it err until the end of time.
3). The Pope alone can depose bishops.
4). He alone is entitled to imperial insignia.
5). He can dethrone emperors and kings and absolve their subjects from allegiance.
6). All princes are obliged to kiss his feet.
7). His legates, even when not priests, have precedence over all bishops.
8). A rightly elected Pope is, without question, a saint, made so by the merits of Peter"
(
Vicars of Christ: the Dark Side of the Papacy, DeRosa, 58).
Nowhere does scripture reveal that these "keys of the kingdom" are "passed on" to anyone, or that the Apostle Peter had any such power over "emperors and kings". Nonetheless, according to Catholic tradition, Apostle Peter reigned as pope in Rome for 25 years (42 to 67 A.D.); from that point on, the keys were "passed" from one pope to another in what they claim is an unbroken line of "apostolic succession". What is this apostolic succession? Is it an unbroken line from Peter to John Paul II? The truth is that the Roman church knows the list of popes is not genuine. It has been changed many times.
