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  WT and the Illuminati - truth or fiction?

  by SnowQueen in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  i've been reading around this subject of late and it seems to make a lot of sense.

  i'm wondering if anyone is convinced and/or has seen anything that can substantiate or corroborate the 'facts' set out in these arguments.. http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/bloodlines/russell.htm.

  i was particularly fascinated to read the following:.

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  Prognoser

  OK, just to clarify, what do you believe is needed to execute a global conspiracy? I am claiming there is an international conspiracy by the few, the 1 per cent if you will. I am claiming that this conspiracy aims to enslave and, one day, reduce the global population.
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  She refused to Return His Calls After a First Date, Then in Rage, He Rants Out, Very Revealing

  by Scott77 in

  1. social
  2. relationships

  nb: this is internet re-post lindsay mannering's article.

  enjoy reading.

  comments (538)|likes (81)if ever there was a reason to hide under the covers with a box of wine and swear off menfor good, this might be it.

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  Prognoser

  Pardon me, I`ve benefitted from the promotion of women`s rights. I am working at a heavy industrial business. We have women working alongside the men. This is better. Immigrants tell me it is better.

  This was one of the first moves by the Bolsheviks under Lenin. Put the women in factories, let the nanny state raise their children. Soviet kids grew up, some never knowing who their real parents were. Sounds like a real happy scenario. I guess feminists don't find joy in raising children and find it "repressive" and archaic. Damn the children! But don't worry. As long as the women were independent and could make their own money, who cares what happened to their children. Feminism even contradicts evolutionary biology through the negative effects of low-investment parenting. Ironically, many, if not most, feminists claim to be evolutionists.
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  She refused to Return His Calls After a First Date, Then in Rage, He Rants Out, Very Revealing

  by Scott77 in

  1. social
  2. relationships

  nb: this is internet re-post lindsay mannering's article.

  enjoy reading.

  comments (538)|likes (81)if ever there was a reason to hide under the covers with a box of wine and swear off menfor good, this might be it.

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  Prognoser

  Granted, jgnat , but those are pretty minor victories compared to the huge ones promised by the proponents of feminism. Why are there more and more lonely women, childless, bitter, jaded, divorced, and with more baggage than ever? I thought feminism was supposed to fix all that? Feminism is obviously social engineering, sold to the public with the veneer of liberation and freedom.
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  WT and the Illuminati - truth or fiction?

  by SnowQueen in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  i've been reading around this subject of late and it seems to make a lot of sense.

  i'm wondering if anyone is convinced and/or has seen anything that can substantiate or corroborate the 'facts' set out in these arguments.. http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/bloodlines/russell.htm.

  i was particularly fascinated to read the following:.

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  Prognoser

  OK, entirely, I'm game. Tell me what specific evidence you want. Don't give me generalities and vagueness.
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  She refused to Return His Calls After a First Date, Then in Rage, He Rants Out, Very Revealing

  by Scott77 in

  1. social
  2. relationships

  nb: this is internet re-post lindsay mannering's article.

  enjoy reading.

  comments (538)|likes (81)if ever there was a reason to hide under the covers with a box of wine and swear off menfor good, this might be it.

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  Prognoser

  jgnat, there are lots of men who are finding success courting and marrying foreign women who aren't mail order. But I can see why North American women would feel threatened by that. But again, they brought it on themselves (buying into the lies of feminism). And to make themselves feel better, American women have convinced themselves that their American boys seeking foreign women are doomed to fail and that all foreign women are scammers just looking for a meal ticket and citizenship in a G8 nation. It's time to admit that feminism has failed women. It has not brought them the happiness it promised. Feminism has absolutely wreaked havoc on the delicate dynamic between men and women.
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  WT and the Illuminati - truth or fiction?

  by SnowQueen in

  1. watchtower
  2. scandals

  i've been reading around this subject of late and it seems to make a lot of sense.

  i'm wondering if anyone is convinced and/or has seen anything that can substantiate or corroborate the 'facts' set out in these arguments.. http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/bloodlines/russell.htm.

  i was particularly fascinated to read the following:.

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  Prognoser

  Indeed, ProdigalSon . The scoffers here refuse to come to grips with the possibility of a global conspiracy because that is too uncomfortable to imagaine and it would put them in a state of cognitive dissonance, not unlike when they first considered leaving the Watchtower. They will lash out, sometimes even violently, to avoid returning to that unsure state of conscience. Ignorance is bliss.
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  She refused to Return His Calls After a First Date, Then in Rage, He Rants Out, Very Revealing

  by Scott77 in

  1. social
  2. relationships

  nb: this is internet re-post lindsay mannering's article.

  enjoy reading.

  comments (538)|likes (81)if ever there was a reason to hide under the covers with a box of wine and swear off menfor good, this might be it.

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  Prognoser

  I don't know, Hortensia, that sounds like a lot of fearmongering. Men are persistent by nature. You might be instilling an unwarranted fear in women. And I think people have enough common sense to be able to detect a psycho. Don't need a book to be able to deciper that.
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  Russell's Gravesite Pictures - (just got back from Pittsburgh)

  by thecarpenter in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  well folks, got back from my trip to see russell's grave site.

  it was quite a interesting experience and sobering to see the pyramid right by his tombstone.

  i'm kind of tired and will be hitting the sack soon but i wanted to post a few pictures.

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  Prognoser

  Awesome, thanks Diest!
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  Russell's Gravesite Pictures - (just got back from Pittsburgh)

  by thecarpenter in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  well folks, got back from my trip to see russell's grave site.

  it was quite a interesting experience and sobering to see the pyramid right by his tombstone.

  i'm kind of tired and will be hitting the sack soon but i wanted to post a few pictures.

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  Prognoser

  Another one that gives you some perspective:

  

  Anyone have any video of this?
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  SOLOMON'S SEAL: Pentagram or Hexagram?

  by cameo-d in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  the symbol of the hexagram, the star-like figure formed by two triangles, has many connotations, especially when it is enclosed by a circle; super-natural powers have been attributed to it in many parts of the world since ancient times.. .

  in europe, the pentagram is usually known as king solomon's seal, while the hexagram is known as the star of david; and it is often assumed that this was always the case..... .

  however, the evidence points to the gradual evolution of the hexagram from a roman cosmological symbol to a religious and magical symbol which was not specifically connected to one religion or people.

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  Prognoser

  cameo d, that looks like the World Trade Centre collapse within the Hexagram. Can you find out the date of that coin?

  Not sure if this has been posted yet.