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07-25-2006, 05:51 PM
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Close this thread or you will be neutralized.
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07-25-2006, 05:57 PM
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Nothing is true and nothing is false. Sorry to speak in riddles but when dealing with things that are of this nature we cannot claim to know. It is however, becoming increasingly evident that the US has been infiltrated by Banks and Corporations and the admin no longer conducts itself in the interest of the American people or the people of the free world. (Did it ever?). How is this possible without careful and patient planning by a connected network of powerful people? It isn’t. Unfortunately for everyone concerned we are heading the way of fascism and world war unless we take control and have ourselves a revolution. Oh and if you think everything is gonna be fine and we might as well sit bak then I ask you to actually open your minds. Do some research. I'll give you an idea of what is in store for any decenters in the future US
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07-25-2006, 06:11 PM
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Keeping Our Minds Supple
Questioning Everything
A lot of people feel threatened if they feel they are being asked to question their cherished beliefs or their perception of reality. Yet questioning is what keeps our minds supple and strong. Simply settling on one way of seeing things and refusing to be open to other possibilities makes the mind rigid and generally creates a restrictive and uncomfortable atmosphere. We all know someone who refuses to budge on one or more issues, and we may have our own sacred cows that could use a little prodding. Being open-minded means that we are willing to question everything, including those things we take for granted.
A willingness to question everything, even things we are sure we are right about, can shake us out of complacency and reinvigorate our minds, opening us up to understanding people and perspectives that were alien to us before. This alone is good reason to remain inquisitive, no matter how much experience we have or how old we get. In the Zen tradition, this willingness to question is known as beginner's mind, and it has a way of generating possibilities we couldn't have seen from the point of view of knowing something with certainty. The willingness to question everything doesn't necessarily mean we don't believe in anything at all, and it doesn't mean we have to question every single thing in the world every minute of the day. It just means that we are humble enough to acknowledge how little we actually know about the mysterious universe we call home.
Nearly every revolutionary change in the history of human progress came about because someone questioned some time-honored belief or tradition and in doing so revealed a new truth, a new way of doing things, or a new standard for ethical and moral behavior. Just so, a commitment to staying open and inquisitive in our own individual lives can lead us to new personal revolutions and truths, truths that we will hopefully, for the sake of our growth, remain open to questioning.
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source : http://www.dailyom.com
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07-25-2006, 06:19 PM
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The masons have become more like a lodge of elks type org than a secret org.
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07-25-2006, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by REAR-NAKED JERK
The masons have become more like a lodge of elks type org than a secret org.
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The Masons openly admit to having been infiltrated by the illuminatti at a time when your presidents were all members of masonic lodges. Freemasons say this threat was dealt with and the illuminatti punished apropriatly. Even George Washington and Abe Lincoln spoke of the illuminatti. Your organisation does not have to be secret to operate in secrecy. Things are more complex then they appear on the surface and not every mason is prithy to all the information that is available
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07-25-2006, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by ShaolinSubz
The Masons openly admit to having been infiltrated by the illuminatti at a time when your presidents were all members of masonic lodges. Freemasons say this threat was dealt with and the illuminatti punished apropriatly. Even George Washington and Abe Lincoln spoke of the illuminatti. Your organisation does not have to be secret to operate in secrecy. Things are more complex then they appear on the surface and not every mason is prithy to all the information that is available
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I'm just going on what I have seen from a local chapter of freemasons.
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