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New Orleans: A New World Order Showcase

ShagNappy

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Thank you for the answers. If your desire is to be aware of, to make others aware of, and to observe, I see nothing wrong with that. But one or more of you have, in this thread and others, stated we must get the currect politicians out of office and bring an entirely new party in to slow or stop these things from continuing. That to me indicates a desire to try and stop it all from happening which is my only real problem with end time conspiracy theories and such. Perhaps it is simply the usual limitations this form of communication has which sometimes hampers the exchange of opinions and I am misunderstanding you folks.
 

ShagNappy

Member
Originally posted by King James:
Now...I could ask the same. If you all believe God is in control, end times events will be particularly nasty (even against the U.S.A.), etc. then why do you believe you should fight against it? The Bible says there will be an increase in terrorism in the last days? Why would you so vainly fight against it and think you will eliminate it?
Here is how I feel about current conflicts we are involved in. I was fully in support of taking out the Taliban and Al Queda and freeing Afghanistan. To me, that was a just war. Not necessarily to fight terrorism, but to prevent further attacks and loss of innocent lives.

As for the rest, I think unless there is a clear and present, immediate danger, this war on terror is a waste of time and money. Though, I don't think we should just cut and run and leave things unfinished. That would create a bigger mess than we already have. We should not do it again, however.
 

ShagNappy

Member
Originally posted by poncho:
[QB] Actually you asked seven questions.
Yeah, well, it was all leading up to the question of, why bother. I got a little carried away.


This is a statement. It says I'm really skeptical of anything that makes me feel uncomfortable. And I don't care for people that think diferently than the people I normally asociate myself with. It's common knowledge that anyone that talks of NWO iluminati stuff is well, wierd and to be avoided. Besides they make me feel uncomfortable. imho.
Sorry it came off that way. Chalk it up to the limitations that are inherent to this form of communication.

What's your definition of brave?

If you posed this whole question (seven parts) all at once with a smug attitude to dad (I'm fairly certain that wasn't the case) then it's little wonder you got the kind of response you did. ;)
That was actually quote snotty. I apologize. And no, I didn't put it that way to my dad or any of my friends who believe the same which I guess is why I was snotty, I expected a snotty response regardless of how I posed the question(s). I should have just assumed that would be the response.

I find it makes me more uncomfortable to try to ignore it hold it all in and not speak out than to speak out.
Fair enough.

Are you pretribber, midtriber, posttribber, no tribber?

I'm still up in the air about it. On the one hand I kind of like the idea of not being around to go through a tribulation. But, on the other hand I'm still not 100% sure my ticket out is good. I don't see how my salvation is conditional on my believing or not beliving in the rapture. So I'm going to do what my ole grandpappy taught me and hope for the best and plan for the worst.
I lean towards pre-trib, but I will admit the evidence is somewhat flimsy. But I do believe there is evidence enough that God doesn't plan for His believers to suffer through the tribulation.

I get the idea you think it's wrong to get God's people all riled up over nothing. I'm not fighting with anyone yet but, I do think the time is coming if it's not already here that we will all have to make a choice. To go along with evil and grovel at it's feet and risk being complicit in it or stand against it and risk the consequences. I choose the later.
What I am asking is, if you believe this is what leads to the anti-christ and the tribulation, aren't you somewhat fighting to prevent that from happening? I don't think it's wrong to get God's people riled up, I think we have become to complacent, I just don't see the point in fighting that which cannot be stopped. However, I do agree we need be aware enough to choose good over evil, I just don't think that requires absolute belief in the NWO, or Illuminati or whatever else there is out there, and ringing the bell about it constantly.

You only assume that I'm miserable.
You are right. However, I am basing this that assumption on personal experience over the years with folks who believe as you do. I imagine others here are as well. That was one reason behind my post. The create a dialogue to perhaps get us to where we truly understand each other. At least so I will.

I feel there is enough evidence to make a case. We're all barbarians to the globalists what brand of nut we are I doubt matters to them except in cases of them creating tension between groups then they advertize the differences.
One problem is where that evidence comes from. You have to admit a great deal of it comes from sources which are questionable at best. Certainly posting sources from obvious anti-semites doesn't do much for supporting your position. (you in general, not you specifically. I don't recall who actually posted the link.)

I am not suggesting we just roll over and stick our heads in the sand, but I don't think there is enough reliable evidence to support current theories. I also think it is possible for the AC to come on the scene solo and take control over a bunch of weak minded unbelievers and not need a vast world wide conspiracy. Perhaps that is why I find most of this so hard to believe.
 

Bro. Curtis

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My weekend of slavery was great. I caught two big ole tasty trout out of Placid Lake, went to Cowboy Church Saturday nite, did some mountain biking on Big Sky Mountain....I sure do love how this coutry has me enslaved.

My wife did make me hang up two mirrors in her new office, and I had to install a cat-5 cable to her printer.
 

StraightAndNarrow

Active Member
Originally posted by ShagNappy:
King James, Rocko9, poncho and prophecynut. I have a question for all you and I challenge you to actually answer the question. I posed this question to countless folks who hold the same beliefs as you 4, including my dear ole dad, and I have not, in over 20 years, recieved an answer other than eye rolling, the person storming off, insults, etc. No one seems to be willing to answer this question. Maybe one of you guys will be brave enough.

You believe all this new world order, illuminati, Bush is a puppet, etc., etc., stuff and claim it is all setting up the anti-christ's appearence on the world stage. You all cry out that we must fight these evil forces. I ask, why? If you are fighting to stop these things from happening, are you not fighting against what the Bible says will happen? Are you not fighting to stop prophecy given to us by God himself? Are you not fighting against God and what He wills to have happen? Do you honestly believe you can stop events put in motion by the Creator Himself?

So, why make yourself miserable rolling around in constant fear and paranoia over stuff you have ZERO chance of effecting? Would not all the enery you spend "ringing the alarm" be better spent in other endevours?

You guys could be right. We might all be the nutcases and you guys are the only ones who know the truth about the New World Order. And there ain't one single thing you can do about it but sit back, do God's work, and let it happen.
Why did American patriots rise up to defeat their English oppressors? Why did we fight the Nazi's?
 

poncho

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One problem is where that evidence comes from. You have to admit a great deal of it comes from sources which are questionable at best. Certainly posting sources from obvious anti-semites doesn't do much for supporting your position. (you in general, not you specifically. I don't recall who actually posted the link.)

I am not suggesting we just roll over and stick our heads in the sand, but I don't think there is enough reliable evidence to support current theories. I also think it is possible for the AC to come on the scene solo and take control over a bunch of weak minded unbelievers and not need a vast world wide conspiracy. Perhaps that is why I find most of this so hard to believe.
These are good questions and I'll try to give you my opinions on them. Right now though I can't think of a concise reply. I'll give it some thought today and get back with you later tonight.

Fair enough?


I'm happy to hear you had a good time Bro Curtis.
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Have you had a chance to check out the "cat stove" and ultralight hiking gear yet?
I'm working on a colapsable fishing pole that I can fit into my pack with a tackle box in the handle right now. Someday I'd like to put all my own experiments into a website. Someday. :cool:
 
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Originally posted by ShagNappy:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by King James:
Now...I could ask the same. If you all believe God is in control, end times events will be particularly nasty (even against the U.S.A.), etc. then why do you believe you should fight against it? The Bible says there will be an increase in terrorism in the last days? Why would you so vainly fight against it and think you will eliminate it?
Here is how I feel about current conflicts we are involved in. I was fully in support of taking out the Taliban and Al Queda and freeing Afghanistan. To me, that was a just war. Not necessarily to fight terrorism, but to prevent further attacks and loss of innocent lives.

As for the rest, I think unless there is a clear and present, immediate danger, this war on terror is a waste of time and money. Though, I don't think we should just cut and run and leave things unfinished. That would create a bigger mess than we already have. We should not do it again, however.
</font>[/QUOTE]Hey, I would agree with you.

As for credibility of sources, I just believe that any sources relating to conspiracy theories, etc. will appear to lack crdibility. That's the way the conspirators would want it to appear I believe. Granted, many sources do lack credibility. But I bet there are many that are credible but through various methods of guile, were made to appear to lack credibility...if you can understand what I'm getting at.
 
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Originally posted by ShagNappy:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by King James:
Now...I could ask the same. If you all believe God is in control, end times events will be particularly nasty (even against the U.S.A.), etc. then why do you believe you should fight against it? The Bible says there will be an increase in terrorism in the last days? Why would you so vainly fight against it and think you will eliminate it?
Here is how I feel about current conflicts we are involved in. I was fully in support of taking out the Taliban and Al Queda and freeing Afghanistan. To me, that was a just war. Not necessarily to fight terrorism, but to prevent further attacks and loss of innocent lives.

As for the rest, I think unless there is a clear and present, immediate danger, this war on terror is a waste of time and money. Though, I don't think we should just cut and run and leave things unfinished. That would create a bigger mess than we already have. We should not do it again, however.
</font>[/QUOTE]Hey, I would agree with you.

As for credibility of sources, I just believe that any sources relating to conspiracy theories, etc. will appear to lack credibility. That's the way the conspirators would want it to appear I believe. Granted, many sources do lack credibility. But I bet there are many that are credible but through various methods of guile, were made to appear to lack credibility...if you can understand what I'm getting at.
 

poncho

Well-Known Member
Originally posted by King James:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by ShagNappy:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by King James:
Now...I could ask the same. If you all believe God is in control, end times events will be particularly nasty (even against the U.S.A.), etc. then why do you believe you should fight against it? The Bible says there will be an increase in terrorism in the last days? Why would you so vainly fight against it and think you will eliminate it?
Here is how I feel about current conflicts we are involved in. I was fully in support of taking out the Taliban and Al Queda and freeing Afghanistan. To me, that was a just war. Not necessarily to fight terrorism, but to prevent further attacks and loss of innocent lives.

As for the rest, I think unless there is a clear and present, immediate danger, this war on terror is a waste of time and money. Though, I don't think we should just cut and run and leave things unfinished. That would create a bigger mess than we already have. We should not do it again, however.
</font>[/QUOTE]Hey, I would agree with you.

As for credibility of sources, I just believe that any sources relating to conspiracy theories, etc. will appear to lack credibility. That's the way the conspirators would want it to appear I believe. Granted, many sources do lack credibility. But I bet there are many that are credible but through various methods of guile, were made to appear to lack credibility...if you can understand what I'm getting at.
</font>[/QUOTE]The mainstream (conglomerate) media certainly appears to be credible they work very hard at giving that impression. If that's the only source of information you rely on though and you haven't at least tried to learn propaganda tactics and it's use throughout history to be able to recognize the message behind the message most likely you are going to be led to choosing a side. Choose one left, right, black, white, for or against. Doesn't matter which side you're on the important thing is to choose a side but, they don't tell you that they also limit the choices by either withholding valuable information they'd rather you not see or hear or playing information in endless "loops" to make sure you get the message they want you too. In that way they create and control the tension between the groups that have already decided to adopt one or more of the choices they hold for out us to adopt.

For more indepth information on this google hegelian dialectic.

There is now and always has been those that seek to rule. Those that rule want to stay rulers. In order to stay rulers they have to contol the vassals and the barbarians. How they do this depends on the rulers character.

They could be good rulers and use wisdom and compassion to rule and delegate authority to vassals that will also rule with wisdom and compassion over the barbarians and most likely have a happy prosperous healthy population of barbarians free from government coercion. 1

Sadly throughout history this has not been the norm. Rulers have been selfish uncaring individuals and tend to delegate power and appoint vassals with the same qualities to rule over the barbarians.
They also try to choose vassals that will remain loyal to the ruler. Vassals have to be controlled also. There is a number of ways they do this through means of reward and punishment I won't go into details use your imagination. Hint, think of Caesar or Ghengis Khan or the Sapranos. ;)

This shows up in ancient empires (Rome) as well as more modern (U.S.S.R) empires and even more recently media and corporate empires.

And the heads of these new empires that "rule over" them have to maintain control over their empires also. How do they do this?


...To put it in a terminology that harkens back to the more brutal age of ancient empires, the three grand imperatives of imperial geostrategy are to prevent collusion and maintain security dependence among the vassals, to keep tributaries pliant and protected, and to keep the barbarians from coming together.
Zbigniew Brzezinski (The Grand Chessboard page 40)

Again how they rule depends on the character of the ruler. Zbigniew Brzezinski is himself I believe a vassal not a ruler he has people over him and he knows by close association with them what their wishes are and he knows that without them his position in the hierarchy would be compromised. Therefore he's going to do what he has to do to hold his position and put forward the idea's and machinations of his sponsors. What's his idea of ruling?

</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />...To put it in a terminology that harkens back to the more brutal age of ancient empires, the three grand imperatives of imperial geostrategy are to prevent collusion and maintain security dependence among the vassals, to keep tributaries pliant and protected, and to keep the barbarians from coming together.
</font>[/QUOTE]Just think about this for a minute, this guy has been one of the biggest contributers in thinking up our foreign policy. Does he, like the media portray him work only for the good of America or does he promote globalist policy to us as American policy?

We already got a good idea of what he considers to be barbarians right? The conglomerate media says they are a race or religious group living in a far off land that we (America) must be able to control for our "security" our "interests". And how does he plan to be able to control them and their lands and vast resources for our "interests"?

</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />...To put it in a terminology that harkens back to the more brutal age of ancient empires, the three grand imperatives of imperial geostrategy are to prevent collusion and maintain security dependence among the vassals, to keep tributaries pliant and protected, and to keep the barbarians from coming together.
</font>[/QUOTE]Same old plays from the same old playbook.

All empires, Rome, England, Spain, France, the media, the corporations all rule the same way.

Today the rulers believe in a one world government, they have gained control of all the wealth through their banks, they own most of the media and corporations and they will always seek to expand their empire using the resources they have. And how do they do this?

</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />...To put it in a terminology that harkens back to the more brutal age of ancient empires, the three grand imperatives of imperial geostrategy are to prevent collusion and maintain security dependence among the vassals, to keep tributaries pliant and protected, and to keep the barbarians from coming together.
</font>[/QUOTE]Same old plays from the same old playbook.

Where are all the credible sources for information now? I reckon it's right where the "rulers" keep telling us barbarians it isn't.


[ September 19, 2005, 03:52 PM: Message edited by: poncho ]
 

ShagNappy

Member
Originally posted by poncho:
The mainstream (conglomerate) media certainly appears to be credible they work very hard at giving that impression. If that's the only source of information you rely on though and you haven't at least tried to learn propaganda tactics and it's use throughout history to be able to recognize the message behind the message most likely you are going to be led to choosing a side.
Well, that's something we can agree on. The mainstream "press" is nothing more than a bunch of gossip rags that wouldn't know real news if it hit them in the head. Whether through conspiracy or through stupidity, they all stink.

I plan to read over the rest later when I am more awake.
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poncho, I would agree with you.
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hey shag, that mainstream press includes conservative sources too. :eek: :D
 

ShagNappy

Member
Originally posted by King James:
hey shag, that mainstream press includes conservative sources too. :eek: :D
Fox is the worst. I feel like I am watching Entertainment Tonight when I watch Fox. Anyone else see Shepherd Smith crying his eyes out and pitching a fit live from NOLA? Thought my wife had snuck in and put it on Beverly Hills 90210 reruns. And every TV news source out there gets this sick look of glee in their eyes everytime something bad happens. I bet they were all high fiving when the levees broke.

Guess that's a little off topic though.
 

poncho

Well-Known Member
The choice: Fox news, liberal news, or the evil icky fake false no good tastless looney wacky crazy bizzare conspiracy filled alternative Bush bashing hate filled alternative Faux independent media?
 

Rocko9

New Member
Originally posted by poncho:
The choice: Fox news, liberal news, or the evil icky fake false no good tastless looney wacky crazy bizzare conspiracy filled alternative Bush bashing hate filled alternative Faux independent media?
That's more than a mouthful. Did you say all of that in one full breath Poncho?
 

Baptist in Richmond

Active Member
poncho, you listen to a certain radio broadcaster who is located in Austin, TX but utilizes shortwave and a radio network named after a book in the Bible, don't you???

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Regards,
BiR
 

poncho

Well-Known Member
Originally posted by Baptist in Richmond:
poncho, you listen to a certain radio broadcaster who is located in Austin, TX but utilizes shortwave and a radio network named after a book in the Bible, don't you???

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Regards,
BiR
Yeah I do BiR. I find it's alot more informative and doesn't give me muscle cramps like Fox News. :D

I hardly ever watch tv, but tonight I turned it on to check on Rita (on Fox). WoW I wasn't prepared for the light show! I kept wondering if they hired Vince McMahon to do the format. It looks like a cross between a video game and the WWE. :eek:
 

kubel

New Member
I completely agree with King James. When the Antichrist does come, he won't need to do much deceiving... because as we see from this post- even the Christians attack other Christians that believe in 'those wacky conspiracy theories'. Imagine how blind the lost will be when he comes. People will be fighting for places in lines to receive the mark.

The road is being paved for a one world government, and one world religion, led by the Antichrist himself. Christians of all people should be paying attention to the worlds events and should see it happening, since they have (and should believe) the prophesy themselves.

And while I'm ranting, I might as well bring this up: Avoid the words YOU and YOUR when expressing emotions regarding a belief or stand of someone else. It's better to say "I personally don't believe in the NWO because..." than it is to say "All folks like YOU..." or "YOU are a bunch of...". That's a personal attack and it's not Christ-like. Just thought I would throw that in ;) .

Now that that's over with, yes- it is true that law abiding citizens had their second amendment violated. And yes, it is true that wealthy individuals had private security forces (that were armed) and were not required to disarm. And yes, it is true that there are foreign troops on American soil- and that the federal government has power over the state... HOWEVER- the state requested the Federal government to come in and take over when the state declared a state of emergency.

There is nothing illegal with the federal government being there and being in command, but I do believe it is illegal to take away the peoples right to bear arms. But I believe it's too early to jump to the conclusion that this is the start of a police state...
 
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