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Jan 18, 2014 11:47:12   #
http://humansarefree.com/2014/01/getting-ready-for-nwo-29-signs.html#more

Here is another article for those with the patience and interest. The author worked closely with some of the principals and his points include sourced footnotes. This stuff is frightening.
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Jan 18, 2014 11:21:44   #
Floyd Brown wrote:
Have you ever hear of putting things in paragraphs.

I just don't feel that I want to take the time to brake down a mess of words into some sort of sense.

For all I known you may have the best answers to what needs to be done. You just don't put your point across in an understandable fashion.


Floyd here is your original quote on the spelling question. Apparently my only haste was in taking your word for it.
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Jan 18, 2014 11:12:44   #
Thanks Zem

Zemirah wrote:
rob2, Your analysis of "the Marxist/Socialist/Big Government Control/Central Planning/Central Distributionist/Wealth Distributionist/ Utopian Dream World model" is completely accurate.

The Liberal/Progressives cannot handle the truth. Their unfamiliarity with truth, leaves them at the disadvantage of barely recognizing this unknown virtue, when confronted with it.

Those who never deal in it, other than to twist or disguise it, are stupefied when presented with the truth you have presented.
rob2, Your analysis of "the Marxist/Socialist... (show quote)
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Jan 18, 2014 11:05:53   #
Thanks Faith- Very familiar with Walter Williams. Incredibly brilliant and witty and even humorus fellow. He and Sowell know how to cut through the crap better than any two people I know on economic matters, are members of academia, and are unscathed by relying on grant money, which you can't beat for credibility.

faithistheword wrote:
You both should look up writings by Walter E. Williams, former economics professor . His views are not politically motivated. His brilliance is right up there with Thomas Sowell.
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Jan 18, 2014 10:58:20   #
Great dialogue BD and Jesse. There are many you tube videos from many prominent people available from short to long discussing this subject. Here is one of the shorter ones. Provides no concrete smoking gun proof, however it does show widespread awareness of just how widespread this topic has become. I might add that the skull and bones, Bilderbergers, and Masons are the front groups which the Money of Gods act through, in order to conceal themselves. My understanding is the original surfacing of this plot was launched with the Illuminati, formed in 1776.
One not mentioned who is probably the most influential is the Council on Foreign Relations, whose members are from the right and the left.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6Z0eCz0pF4
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Jan 16, 2014 13:49:14   #
What I took from the article, keeping in mind the concept of weakening nations first, and then whole continents, through instigating conflict and war, that Germany was the first pawn in europe then pitted against the British, as those two were the two most powerful nations in Europe. Then Russia, etc.

Mr Shako wrote:
I nearly fell over the first time I heard some of the Bush people speak of a "New World Order." To those of you who haven't had as much water flow under your bridge as I have, I'll clue you in. This term was used continually thru the 1930s and far into WWII by the Nazis. It was Germany that was going to create it and Hitler would be the leader. I just wish people would stop using this term; it has a real bad connotation for those like myself
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Jan 16, 2014 13:39:52   #
Yea You're probably right. I have to much hope for change I guess. lol

bdamage wrote:
Rob...you are wasting your brain cells on those on the left.
They WANT a one-world gov.
That is until they get it...then they will be crying in their soup.
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Jan 16, 2014 13:37:46   #
Historical facts are the "source" you crave. Dig in like the rest of us concerned about this and research it, instead of relying on third hand sources to tell you what you know about it.

UncleJesse wrote:
Rob, the article you cited did not include sources. The one I posted had an array of cited sources while the other came strait from the source. It is good to lower expectations in general and I hope what I said can be reread as fair in light of the difference between an article with or without sources. I'm not saying an article without sources is wrong rather, that it can be a good quality to be skeptical of one that is without sources. There's nothing you wrote that indicates you are not skeptical about webpage articles. The title of the post is certainly a reflection that you have an instinct about the article but your skepticism about it made you ask others to chime in.
Rob, the article you cited did not include sources... (show quote)
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Jan 16, 2014 13:29:42   #
This would indeed seem to be just another creeping of the new order into reality in the international arena toward the ultimate aim, which when the final nails are in the coffin, there will be "teeth" with which to enforce> When it can no longer be concealed, it will be too late. It fits the pattern I see.

Thanks for the input, bd.

bdamage wrote:
The TPP is proof that the NWO is upon us and endangers our sovereignty.
Read it and weep you nay-sayers. You will wake up one morning and be the first ones to whine "how did it come to this?"
Boehner is ready to pass this atrocity with the "fast-track authority" and makes no bones about it because he is scared of the POTUS.
And those of you who will respond to this with absurd posts might want to go do some research on this matter because from I've read on every page of this topic brings me to the conclusion that some of you are just la-de-da-ing through life as though this couldn't possibly happen to us.
YOU ARE WRONG....IT'S HAPPENING NOW!!!

Leak shows Obama intends to surrender US sovereignty

A leaked copy of the TPP draft makes it abundantly clear that the Obama administration fully intends to surrender US sovereignty to hand over judgment regarding disputes that arise under the TPP to an international tribunal. (Chapter 15, “Dispute Settlement)

Should a dispute involve interpretation and application of the TPP agreement, the articles dictate that it will be adjudicated by an “arbitral tribunal” that consists of three TPP members whose purpose will be “to make an objective assessment of the dispute before it, including an examination of the facts of the case and the applicability of and conformity with this Agreement, and make such other findings and rulings necessary for the resolution of the dispute referred to it as it thinks fits.”

These arbitral tribunals are not required to render decisions in compliance with the US law—nor are the decisions of such a tribunal invalid should they violate or otherwise contravene US law. The TPP draft agreement does not specify any of these points.

Investment disputes arising under the TPP agreement would be set for resolution by the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes. This Center was created by 158 nations that are signatories to the ICSID Convention that were created under the backing of the World Bank.

Still another portion of the TPP draft agreement specifies that foreign firms from Trans-Pacific signatory countries that are seeking to do business in the United States can apply for relief under the trade pact to the arbitral tribunals to be relieved from complying with onerous US laws and regulations, including environmental regulations and financial disclosures.

Another troublesome consequence of the TPP agreement would place arbitral tribunals above the US law. This means that the Obama administration is already set on creating a judicial authority that is higher than the US Supreme Court. If this agreement were to be passed it would mean the tribunal could overrule the decisions handed down from our federal courts to apply US laws and regulations to foreign corporations doing business within the US.

New World Order is on the agenda. Should Obama succeed, it would continue to weaken America’s stronghold around the world, open America up to NWO control and further relinquish US power to foreign sources.
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Jan 16, 2014 13:13:39   #
Jessie, I won't press you on it, but although your comments were made to someone else, it was obvious to anyone that you were referring to me, if you take the posts prior to that into the picture. Sadly, I am all too familiar with human nature. I am not really offended by it, my skin is thicker than that. But your offering a hand in one post, and then a slap in the face with the other in a different post, naturally brings pause. I simply cannot allow the apparent contradiction to go unchallenged. Promotion of honesty is the intent. If we are to have a respectful dialogue, there is no place for two sidedness, or speaking out of one side of your mouth for one, and out of the other towards another, and one set of rules for your liberal brethren, and another set for your perceived enemies.

I repeat, it was my hope that this topic might bring the polarized sides together to examine whether there is a threat to both sides equally, a common threat to us all. If there is we have zero chance of stopping it divided. Indeed the gist of the article points out in thorough detail about this being the primary tool used for accomplishing their ends, sowing division pitting two sides against each other, weakening both. I must now consider the possibility that perhaps you actually support the concept, which is ok. I just again, would appreciate context and above all honesty, instead of insults. And now, consistency.

Again I do not intend to press you. I sort of landed a staggering jab and put you on the spot, and I have no wish to pile on. I made my point. Your reaction is unfortunate, in that you show an inability to be self-critical, and just as imperfect as the rest of us. I am not so self righteous as you might think, in that I can't step up in a humble manner and say "Hey, dude, I was out of line and I'm sorry." Goes a long way.

It's actually another insult of my intelligence to peddle the notion that somehow my interpretation of your comments to Floyd was "sensitive" meaning I presume, mistaken. No, for once, your message was clear, and your target obvious. You mention predisposition that those opposed to other's opinions are going to be hurtful, dialogue will be interfered with. On that point, I couldn't agree more.


UncleJesse wrote:
It is a stretch to qualify what I wrote to someone else and project the opposite of that on yourself. I don't think our instinct to share ideas for the purpose of understanding will work due to sensitive interpretation of text that just happens because text can't communicate well. If there is a predisposition that those opposed to one's opinions are going to be hurtful then this fear will interfere with any dialog. I wish you the best and hope you can take a step back to the posts where you offered mutual respect and then maybe we should stop there. I meant no disrespect toward you rather, I was replying to another and was referring mainly to other posts I've read from him and do see how this was construed as a jab toward you. You had challenged me to offer more dialog to support the brief summary text I posted and I thought I could start a dialog for mutual understanding. But the steps involved with my explanations will not be received well because it will challenge your viewpoints which could be hurtful despite that not being my intent.
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Jan 16, 2014 12:36:15   #
It is your sophomoric name calling that is reprehensible. Your using an opinion of everyone not of your persuasion as being gullible does not make you God, nor does it do anything to set the stage for an intelligent conversation. You have no lock on intelligence, just the limited view of one who has their head up their @ss, and of one who, due to the inability to explain in detail an adopted point of view, with no rationalization as to why you adopted it. So attack is your only option, and then run towards the hills, because you are a coward, unable to add anything but insults to someone you don't even know. Pretty ghetto. I pity those who are not happy unless they are miserable about something, and know nothing but hate. May you find peace in your heart sometime in your life brother.

Retired669 wrote:
Here is your sign(post) below proving your lack of intelligence.....I just happen to come along and point it out something you no doubt didn't like. Like I said before if you and others believe this crap have a nice life out there in dumbf**kville, Backwoods.....USA

http://humansarefree.com/2014/01/the-endgame-has-begun-exposing-gods-of.html#more
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Jan 16, 2014 12:02:13   #
Sorry Floyd. You got me on that one.

Floyd Brown wrote:
Thanks for the tip on spelling.

In your haste to reply you mixed up who you replied to.
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Jan 16, 2014 12:00:46   #
I'll let you catch up with my reply to above reply you made to Floyd. You just destroyed the tentative trust I had gained for you. Figure out which way you want to be, a condescending snob liberal, or someone who can show the same respect you want in others. Just be honest.
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Jan 16, 2014 11:56:59   #
UncleJesse wrote:
That's fair. Is it fair to debate one section at a time or at least place a limit on the number of sections to write about?
Which section(s) catch your eye the most? Due to your style versus mine, maybe we can start agreeing with what to write about from the interesting article? When I wrote 'creative' I was trying to say in a positive way that the plot proposed by the article has supportive information but that I believed it took liberty with creative ideas to make it flow as opposed to practical ideas. I can explain once we agree to a subtopic of the article.
That's fair. Is it fair to debate one section at ... (show quote)
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Jan 16, 2014 11:35:44   #
Uncle Jesse I cannot overlook the contradiction that here you appreciate another liberal's skepticism of "stuff spun out of web pages" but yet, no such appreciation of skepticism is indicated in your web site or web link usage for "sources" in your non contextual debunkings of anything to the right of your views. Ditto for your questioning of "agendas", as long as it is from the right. Quite a glaring and telling contradiction. Just when I begin to think a basis for intelligent dialogue is maybe possible, out comes your true colors and bais. And you have the gaul to complain of "hurtful" criticisms. Perhaps "chameleon" would be a more appropriate username for you. When you approach me with respect, as I try to approach you when deserved, I will respond in kind. When you employ the standard liberal playbook slash and burn sewage tactics, I will just turn it back on you and slam you in kind, in the hopes I can reveal your true intent. Don't patronize me with your false respect. Your liberal friend even got the gold star equivalent of an exclamation point! I'm jealous! This certainly lowers my "expectations", if not your friend's. Thanks for the backhanded insult. I may not in your eyes know alot about anything, and I am glad you have found refuge and comfort in that thought, but one thing you can be assured of, I sure am beginning to know alot about you. Touche.

UncleJesse wrote:
Floyd Brown! I like reading how you are skeptical of stuff that is spun out on webpages and question the agenda of the author. Thank you for the compliment but lower your expectations because it may seem someone knows a little about a lot but that doesn't mean they know a lot about anything. Keep blogging and maybe we'll both get a grasp of some of this interesting stuff. :)
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