Are You Ready for This?

[Anonymous 11]

It sort of left me speechless though not surprised. It’s a 2014 Bilderberg Conference excerpt from an Obama speech. It’s pretty damn blatant. I’m glad to know such superior beings are there to save me from my ignorance. This one just moved me one more click down the ratchet to becoming a full Reptilians are running everything believer.

[Anonymous 42]

[Solo MAN’S WisdomParticipant]

I think that’s been heavily edited for content, HOWEVER, I do believe he’s on board with the NWO mindset of “benevolent despotism”.

PS: Love the Heil Hitlary signature.

When women lead, destruction is the destination. -- Me.

[TuneoutParticipant]

I’m surprised they even let that get out,yet we see that their efforts at governing are dismal at best,delusional

Lifes a bitch,but you don't have to marry one!

[Anonymous 11]

It has been heavily edited. I can’t stand listening to him blather on and on and on. However, those words he uttered were extremely concise so even without any context they are revealing.

It’s not just him. Any other American Puppet President is on board with the NWO. They all get that little remember this President called JFK talk right up front.

[ShinyParticipant 2307]

Love your work, C-Pig, but I still have to say that sounds out of context.

[Anonymous 11]

Look into his eyes, Shiny. He’s dead serious though I would like more context.

[xlrsnbrgParticipant 1786]

Why post such trollish content here? The first part of the second sentence is missing. He could have been talking about North Korea as far as we know. It’s probably like that, otherwise the poster would have uploaded at least the full sentence.

A man shouldn't make his life's objective to be on the side of the majority, but to avoid finding himself in the ranks of the insane. (Marcus Aurelius)

[Anonymous 11]

@xlrnsbrg: I did not catch that sentence gap of which you’re speaking about. Please give me the exact time of which you speak.

Obama is notorious for pausing while he speaks which is a well known NLP tactic. I also post controversial stuff. I am not an Obama fan. I was in that initial group of 16% of Americans who strongly disapproved of him when he was installed. Yes, I do have a bias against him. He’s destroying my country. Race relations are at a generational low since he took office.

[DurdenParticipant 1051]

If the Reptilian theory is true. It would make sense. Reptilians are more likely to become more technologically advanced quicker than that of a mammal species. Mammal species are more likely to pair bond more quickly and develop through other means. Those “Evil” Reptilians (which I would to believe be those of the fringes of their society) would see a perfect opportunity to run a world like earth. Those of the same species “Good” would not intervene for the same reason none of us would go to Syria to fight.

No matter which theory you take it really all comes down to the fact that humans have not reached the emotionally maturity that our technology has. (Whether it is ours or not). There cannot be a higher evolution jump until we actually acknowledge all of us as one species. Take care of one another. If those in power seek this either for noble gains than they will never accomplish it through technology. Social innovation is required by great mean who opposed current trends. Trust is something that cannot be forced and that is earned. This is where all SJWs with good intentions get it wrong. Their intentions may be noble in some regards but it is illogical. Our society has not taught the messages of consequences of actions for a long time.

On a side note one thing that has always made me chuckle. You can never reach the fear of the elites. They are the most fearful individuals in society. In one day they could lose everything. If the system wakes up to their actions there will be consequences. By trying to grasp onto all power they only fight inevitable change. It’s just not how the laws of the universe work.

It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything

[xlrsnbrgParticipant 1786]

Anonymous wrote:

@xlrnsbrg: I did not catch that sentence gap of which you’re speaking about. Please give me the exact time of which you speak.

Between 0:05 and 0:06. It’s not just a pause in speech. With headphones I can hear the background noise in the room clearly change suddenly. Both the audio and the video recording were cut there.

But I have good headphones and volume on max… ymmv.

I didn’t mean to say that it was you who trolled. The youtube poster did.

A man shouldn't make his life's objective to be on the side of the majority, but to avoid finding himself in the ranks of the insane. (Marcus Aurelius)

[Anonymous 11]

xlrsnbrg wrote:

But I have good headphones and volume on max… ymmv.

I’ll try it again. It could be a total splice job. Thanks! Anything is possible these days. Definitely, not an NLP speech pause with the background noise changing though he was trained in NLP. When he was running the first time, my nickname for him was Hypnotoad which is chir’s avatar.

FYI: I didn’t take it that way 😉 Killery has said similar stuff too though.

[xlrsnbrgParticipant 1786]

I’m from Europe and I don’t know much nor care about American politics, although I often see people fighting on the Internet about it. Silly story: when Obama was running lots of people were quoting him and for a long time I thought they were talking about Oprah, as I was confusing the names. I was wondering why everyone was going crazy like that about Oprah…

A man shouldn't make his life's objective to be on the side of the majority, but to avoid finding himself in the ranks of the insane. (Marcus Aurelius)

[Anonymous 11]

As you gathered, I am an American. I am quite jaded about American politics. I often wish we had more of a parliamentary style system like you have in most of Europe instead of this two party no real choice stranglehold.

Basically, each party stirs up its base during the election then after the election the lobbyists and party bosses call all the shots. They’ve all sold out the US to the highest bidder.

[JackinovParticipant 5229]

It’s a splice job taken out of context. Take this for example. Made it myself actually.

are you a chia pet in man drag

[Anonymous 11]

My Parrot really loves your work J.

I did some selective video editing magic on some footage I shot of my drunk friend. It was boring as s~~~ raw. Once I was done, I made him look like a total jackass and had everyone laughing at him. He didn’t think it was funny, but it was.

[xlrsnbrgParticipant 1786]

Anonymous wrote:

As you gathered, I am an American. I am quite jaded about American politics.

I live in Switzerland, the most democratic country in the world. A place where any citizen can gather 10,000 signatures to force the government to organize a national referendum on any topic, including creating new laws, or abolishing a law that has been passed by the government. The government must of course follow the decision of the referendum. If that decision is reversing a law that was recently passed, it usually means end of career for the politicians who proposed and voted it.

The result is a government that is very responsible, transparent and not corrupt. The politicians are so afraid of the people that they themselves organize referendums several times per year, every time they have to make a controversial decision.

However the population is well educated and informed before voting. Not (only) from TV and Facebook. It’s common, for example, to share excel spreadsheets in chain mails, analyzing the economic effects of each decision, and other materials like that. People know what’s going on in their country and take responsibility for the decisions they make.

The results are unthinkable. I’ve recently seen a referendum which asked for imposing a maximum ratio between the highest and the lowest salary in a company, meaning that if you want to increase the income of the CEO further above some value you had to increase the salaries of the workers too. It massively failed. Another referendum asked for imposing a minimum salary (Switzerland doesn’t have one), it failed too. Polls show that such referendums would pass in European countries without problems. It takes a lot of courage and maturity to take such rational decisions, considering long-term effects, instead of voting emotionally for what is convenient for oneself immediately.

You really can’t believe it until you see it.

A man shouldn't make his life's objective to be on the side of the majority, but to avoid finding himself in the ranks of the insane. (Marcus Aurelius)

[xlrsnbrgParticipant 1786]

Apropos to the NLP you mention, I despise political speeches of any kind. All of them (even John Galt’s) are just a form of manipulation. Even if it’s something in your own interest, it’s still manipulation. I can’t stand them. All I can think of is what bulls~~~ is he trying to sell me? The same for talk shows that are directed or scripted, or TV ads. The moment I sense the discussion is not natural, I stop listening.

A man shouldn't make his life's objective to be on the side of the majority, but to avoid finding himself in the ranks of the insane. (Marcus Aurelius)

[Anonymous 11]

xlrsnbrg wrote:

However the population is well educated and informed before voting.

Mind blowing on the 10,000 signatures to force a referendum. Politicians scared of the people is how it should be.

Our politicians completely ignore us except maybe on the local level, and even then it’s a battle. The national and state level forget about it. Corruption is endemic, and the rule of law is pretty much dead. That used to be one of the USA’s strengths.

Do not extrapolate the Americans on this board to the rest of the country. It’s bread and circuses for all for the most part. I’d say about 80% of Americans are zombie uninformed dolts. Yes, I’ve actually been told more than once that it wouldn’t be on TV if it “was”(Purposeful neglect of the subjunctive verb tense) not true. I love it when people start talking sports with me, and I tell them I don’t waste my finite time on sports. The sports section is the single largest section of my local paper.

My best friend’s mother is Swiss. She’s a very intelligent woman pushing 80.

I’m very intuitive. The first time I ever saw Obama all alarms triggered on him. This was well before he became president. I won’t even capitalize president of the United States anymore.

[xlrsnbrgParticipant 1786]

Anonymous wrote:

My best friend’s mother is Swiss. She’s a very intelligent woman pushing 80.

Most women here are pleasant to talk to and work with. I had to deal with some nasty ones but they are rare. Swiss in general are proud of their work and act professionally at the workplace. At home, it’s not the same story: the women are not unicorns, they are nagging and bossy and when they get bored of you they divorce you and take away your stuff without blinking an eye.

A man shouldn't make his life's objective to be on the side of the majority, but to avoid finding himself in the ranks of the insane. (Marcus Aurelius)

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