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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
#30: September 14, 2020, 12:36:19 PM
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could have swore i wrote war is peace sonewhere around here.

oh well

freedom is slavery

Isn’t that the truth! What an upside down world it is- living through the looking glass...

If you aren't free to get mad and wage war with another person or group then you are a slave but by definition, there is no master without the slave.

I guess my point there is who needs who? Isn't slavery in all its forms consensual?

is that your trust fund talking Watchers?

I think what he's getting at is that it is consensual since a slave could always revolt. 'Why don't slaves just all rise up?'
or leave?

Sure, you could run away. However, won't you continually ask yourself about those you left behind?
I apollogies for not getting back to you for a few days but i have one more point to make regarding this and that is that the fog of war contains incalculable destruction meyham and loss.

My great grandfather fought in the trenches of WW1

he carried a 50 cal around.

my grandmother told me that the only time she ever saw her father cry was after Pearl Harbor as he watched out the window as young men boys really lined up, excited to go to war.

He said, "That bastard Roosevelt!  Those boys have no idea what they are getting themselves into..."

I may be devoud of such horror in my life and i would like to keep it that way.

all wars are bankers wars.

especially "civil" ones.

Might be a lot, assuming what your grandfather was thinking/saying here, but I believe you are witness to far worse atrocities. It's the lie he was talking about - not only the actual battles fought. The lie is larger than ever. Now the wars are fought not with 50 cal's but with your food, your air, your water, and your tv and phone screens.

yes the lie surrounds and pervades.

rebellion is just the other side of the coin.

duality... so much fun

the revolution wont be televised
but the rebellion will be.

If it fits their agenda somehow and brings in the views then yes.
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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
#31: September 14, 2020, 02:51:37 PM
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could have swore i wrote war is peace sonewhere around here.

oh well

freedom is slavery

Isn’t that the truth! What an upside down world it is- living through the looking glass...

If you aren't free to get mad and wage war with another person or group then you are a slave but by definition, there is no master without the slave.

I guess my point there is who needs who? Isn't slavery in all its forms consensual?

is that your trust fund talking Watchers?

I think what he's getting at is that it is consensual since a slave could always revolt. 'Why don't slaves just all rise up?'
or leave?

Sure, you could run away. However, won't you continually ask yourself about those you left behind?
I apollogies for not getting back to you for a few days but i have one more point to make regarding this and that is that the fog of war contains incalculable destruction meyham and loss.

My great grandfather fought in the trenches of WW1

he carried a 50 cal around.

my grandmother told me that the only time she ever saw her father cry was after Pearl Harbor as he watched out the window as young men boys really lined up, excited to go to war.

He said, "That bastard Roosevelt!  Those boys have no idea what they are getting themselves into..."

I may be devoud of such horror in my life and i would like to keep it that way.

all wars are bankers wars.

especially "civil" ones.

Might be a lot, assuming what your grandfather was thinking/saying here, but I believe you are witness to far worse atrocities. It's the lie he was talking about - not only the actual battles fought. The lie is larger than ever. Now the wars are fought not with 50 cal's but with your food, your air, your water, and your tv and phone screens.

yes the lie surrounds and pervades.

rebellion is just the other side of the coin.

duality... so much fun

the revolution wont be televised
but the rebellion will be.

If it fits their agenda somehow and brings in the views then yes.
its already happening
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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
#32: September 17, 2020, 01:29:18 PM
According to some 'America' comes from 'Amaruca' which the literal translation for is 'The (land of the) Plumed Serpent(s)' or 'Land of The Great Plumed Serpent'. This 'serpent' is most likely some aspect of Lucifer. I suppose this shouldn't come as a shock if accurate given the many parts of America named after or something to do with some aspect of Lucifer.

A 'plume' is a feather. All 'great serpents' are feathered.

So if that is accurate then America was founded on the land of the serpents and its symbol is an eagle (or phoenix?). This is interesting if we are to assume there is some kind of war between a serpent and eagle faction. Is 'America' some sort of merging or even a 'melting pot' of the two?
Maybe the true leaders of America has control over the serpent and the knowledge that comes from this and the high perspective (knowledge) of an eagle. Their high perspective (knowledge) allows them to understand the cyclical nature of the universe and turn the eagle into a phoenix that will see the end of America as a stepping stone into 'Atlantis Reborn'.

With that in mind, the 'end of America' isn't a matter of 'if' but a matter of 'when'.


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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
#33: September 17, 2020, 02:50:01 PM
Mexico's coat of arms

The central emblem is the Mexican coat of arms, based on the Aztec symbol for Tenochtitlan (now Mexico City), the center of the Aztec empire. It recalls the legend of an eagle sitting on a cactus while devouring a serpent that signaled to the Aztecs where to found their city,
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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
#35: September 19, 2020, 02:24:03 AM
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psst...it's the audiobook recording of Cosmic Code by Zecharia Sitchin.
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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
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psst...it's the audiobook recording of Cosmic Code by Zecharia Sitchin.

Sitchin is controlled oppo. Listen to arizona wilder
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Re: Does it Really All Revolve Around the Serpent vs. the Eagle?
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could have swore i wrote war is peace sonewhere around here.

oh well

freedom is slavery

Isn’t that the truth! What an upside down world it is- living through the looking glass...

If you aren't free to get mad and wage war with another person or group then you are a slave but by definition, there is no master without the slave.

I guess my point there is who needs who? Isn't slavery in all its forms consensual?

is that your trust fund talking Watchers?

I think what he's getting at is that it is consensual since a slave could always revolt. 'Why don't slaves just all rise up?'
or leave?

Sure, you could run away. However, won't you continually ask yourself about those you left behind?
I apollogies for not getting back to you for a few days but i have one more point to make regarding this and that is that the fog of war contains incalculable destruction meyham and loss.

My great grandfather fought in the trenches of WW1

he carried a 50 cal around.

my grandmother told me that the only time she ever saw her father cry was after Pearl Harbor as he watched out the window as young men boys really lined up, excited to go to war.

He said, "That bastard Roosevelt!  Those boys have no idea what they are getting themselves into..."

I may be devoud of such horror in my life and i would like to keep it that way.

all wars are bankers wars.

especially "civil" ones.
Wow your Gramps was a stout SOB 50s even the Barret 50s today  are extremely unwieldy  and  heavy but can they shoot .oh Hell yes rounds are  very large and very pricey fun weapon tho who said "War is Hell"?
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