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iro Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 8:19 pm Post subject: Can truthseekers Unite? |
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suppose the 9/11 myth is exposed and society goes in a rapid downward spiral as the imperialistic forces of control whither and die rapidly ... in the ensuing order from that particular chaos - what unites 'us'?
Once the mammoth torchlight uniting the broad range of people here (even broader in America and globally considering the Islam faction) is gone - what remains?
is this important?
should it be important... perhaps more important than any other single issue?
i like to look ahead instead of into the past. Anyone care to comment? |
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Justin 9/11 Truth Organiser
Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 500 Location: Cumbria / Yorkshire Dales
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 9:21 pm Post subject: |
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Our common humanity in pursuit of spiritual truth is what will unite us. We must all embrace and practice the teachings of the Mahatma Gandhi within our own communites so as to attempt to avoid the violence, extreme anger and bitter recriminations that will surely follow once the NWO/Illuminati/Neocon 9/11 House of Cards collapses. The great unravelling will begin then and people will start to wake up and see how they have been duped by the imposition over the centuries of divisive religions and political creeds, greedy and ruthless banking scams, destructive and dangerous alopathic medicine and the suppression of 'free energy' and other enormously helpful technologies. The future will be great.....but our real job will only begin once 9/11 is exposed. _________________ Connect to Infinite Consciousness - enjoy the ride! |
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THETRUTHWILLSETU3 9/11 Truth critic
Joined: 23 Jan 2006 Posts: 1009
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 9:52 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Justin
How do you connect to infinite conciousness?
Do you have to drink that tea that makes time stand still? |
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iro Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 10:10 pm Post subject: |
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justin is pipe dreaming to a very well talked about future which in hollywood style everyone awakens and gets in touch with their inner humanity.
no need for sarcasm!
my question is what happens in reality once this all falls - theres going to be no romance about the years following a revelation of 9/11. Will anyone be united? or will it be all against all as hobbes said |
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THETRUTHWILLSETU3 9/11 Truth critic
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 10:58 pm Post subject: |
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I wasn't being sarcastic - a genuine question - have been watching David Icke |
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iro Moderate Poster
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 11:12 pm Post subject: |
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oh your referring to his ayahuasca trip in south america... im familiar with icke. |
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iro Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2006 1:37 am Post subject: |
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i dunno how this turned into an infinite oneness icke-esque debate!
anyone else got a take on this matter? |
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Bicnarok Moderate Poster
Joined: 03 Sep 2006 Posts: 334 Location: Cydonia
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Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2006 3:23 pm Post subject: |
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In the "truth seeker" community, like other joint activites religions etc there would be and is bickering and disagreement over small questions.
Theres spook and rediculers who without the use of valid arguments and facts criticise and mock.
And the movement is too easily divided.
We agree with on one thing though..... SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH THE WORLD WE LIVE IN _________________ "Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our mind..." Bod Marley |
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ian neal Angel - now passed away
Joined: 26 Jul 2005 Posts: 3140 Location: UK
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 10:43 am Post subject: |
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This is a crucial topic: where are we headed with all of this? How do we imagine it will be played out?
It has been asked before on related threads
Here are some examples of my thoughts on the subject
Here and
here and
here and
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chek Mega Poster
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 10:56 am Post subject: |
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iro wrote: | i dunno how this turned into an infinite oneness icke-esque debate!
anyone else got a take on this matter? |
I'll step up and say that I see no basic need to change the system we have.
I know I know, it sounds crazy, but let me explain. I don't believe the structure of elected represenatatives we have, at national, regional and local levels is essentially wrong.
What has gone wrong is that obscene amounts of wealth have been allowed to collect in certain areas of society, and that has slowly corrupted and poisoned the structure of our politics.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis warned,
"We can have democracy in this country or great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can't have both."
I believe that to be the root of the problem. Change that (by an advanced system of progressive taxation for instance) and most of the rest will follow. |
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iro Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 3:20 pm Post subject: |
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chek: how can an advanced system of progressive taxation solve anything?
do you not understand that forced taxation is a method of coercion and is slavery for want of a better term. Your tax and mine is now being spent killing children in Africa by default and in actuality in Iraq/Afghanistan.
Increasing the tax hoarde is madness - whoever has the reigns of power will then be even more powerful. The tax system was created by despotic leaders in the ancient world and developed by the european monarchies to consolidate their own power and keep the populace down and poor and subservient.
tax therefore is a symptom of the problem and it also has to go.
Anyone arguing for increases in tax (socialists) are asking for a bigger state and less control over their own lives - they want big daddy to come and do it all for them. The right who supposedly want less taxation so that the market can rule our lives is an even worse prospect as private interests are wholly unaccountable. better off surely to ditch the whole system and be done with all of it and redesign from the bottom up.
The foundations of our society are rottten - why keep buliding on that rotten core?
Rousseau said 'man is born free, but he is everywhere in chains' highlighting how the society we live in leeches off us and entraps us from birth. This is the reason 9/11 happened and the reason why no one has broken their shackles on mass and said 'down with the oppressors' insead what do people do.... they go on a jolly march holding placards then go to starbucks on the way home to their comfy life thinking they have made a difference.
I suppose a link would come in handy regarding my taxation ideas as they may seem mad to some. I believe in zero taxation. it is not as mad as you may think and it is not a recipe for anarchy - but freedom FROM the state whilst still reaping the benefits of having a state.
Robert Nozick is the key proponent of this idea and it is an extension of the liberalism paradigm of thought - here is an short article i wrote on nozicks theory:
http://p4.forumforfree.com/anarchy-state-and-utopia-robert-nozick-vt11 86-laidbackchat.html
and a far more extensive summary:
http://world.std.com/~mhuben/wolff_2.html |
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chek Mega Poster
Joined: 12 Sep 2006 Posts: 3889 Location: North Down, N. Ireland
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 3:43 pm Post subject: |
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iro wrote: | chek: how can an advanced system of progressive taxation solve anything?
do you not understand that forced taxation is a method of coercion and is slavery for want of a better term. Your tax and mine is now being spent killing children in Africa by default and in actuality in Iraq/Afghanistan.
*in bold for separation, not shouting *
I understand very well that the State has been hijacked in the interests of a super-rich oligarchy in all but name. I also understand that we all need to contribute to 'society' in order to be a part of it, and for those who can afford it, a graduated sum paid towards the common infrastructure provides that stake.
Increasing the tax hoarde is madness - whoever has the reigns of power will then be even more powerful. The tax system was created by despotic leaders in the ancient world and developed by the european monarchies to consolidate their own power and keep the populace down and poor and subservient.
tax therefore is a symptom of the problem and it also has to go.
Anyone arguing for increases in tax (socialists) are asking for a bigger state and less control over their own lives - they want big daddy to come and do it all for them. The right who supposedly want less taxation so that the market can rule our lives is an even worse prospect as private interests are wholly unaccountable. better off surely to ditch the whole system and be done with all of it and redesign from the bottom up.
The foundations of our society are rottten - why keep buliding on that rotten core?
The essential structure of represenatatives elected at local, regional, national and international level is corrupted and rotten, but that need not be its natural state. It can be fixed, otherwise how are the people to make their voices and concerns heard?
Rousseau said 'man is born free, but he is everywhere in chains' highlighting how the society we live in leeches off us and entraps us from birth. This is the reason 9/11 happened and the reason why no one has broken their shackles on mass and said 'down with the oppressors' insead what do people do.... they go on a jolly march holding placards then go to starbucks on the way home to their comfy life thinking they have made a difference.
That is an example of the corruption of politics in service to something other than the common good. It may not be possible to build a system that is tamper proof by the powerful, but that emphasises the need for citizens to be ever vigilant and not fall asleep watching Neighbours and imagining the News at 6 is keeping them informed.
I suppose a link would come in handy regarding my taxation ideas as they may seem mad to some. I believe in zero taxation. it is not as mad as you may think and it is not a recipe for anarchy - but freedom FROM the state whilst still reaping the benefits of having a state.
Robert Nozick is the key proponent of this idea and it is an extension of the liberalism paradigm of thought - here is an short article i wrote on nozicks theory:
http://p4.forumforfree.com/anarchy-state-and-utopia-robert-nozick-vt11 86-laidbackchat.html
and a far more extensive summary:
http://world.std.com/~mhuben/wolff_2.html |
I'll look into your links. |
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Bicnarok Moderate Poster
Joined: 03 Sep 2006 Posts: 334 Location: Cydonia
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 6:28 pm Post subject: |
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chek wrote: | iro wrote: | i dunno how this turned into an infinite oneness icke-esque debate!
anyone else got a take on this matter? |
I'll step up and say that I see no basic need to change the system we have.
I know I know, it sounds crazy, but let me explain. I don't believe the structure of elected represenatatives we have, at national, regional and local levels is essentially wrong.
What has gone wrong is that obscene amounts of wealth have been allowed to collect in certain areas of society, and that has slowly corrupted and poisoned the structure of our politics.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis warned,
"We can have democracy in this country or great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can't have both."
I believe that to be the root of the problem. Change that (by an advanced system of progressive taxation for instance) and most of the rest will follow. |
_________________ "Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our mind..." Bod Marley |
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Bicnarok Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 6:31 pm Post subject: |
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chek wrote: | iro wrote: | i dunno how this turned into an infinite oneness icke-esque debate!
anyone else got a take on this matter? |
I'll step up and say that I see no basic need to change the system we have.
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I think if there is 1 person starving to death and someone else spends 1000 dollars on a jar of caviar, or a government spends millions on weapons then there´s something wrong and things have to be changed.
The problem is there is no alternative system, where theres humans involved human error will occur, whether its greed, pride or committing criminal acts to protect ones errors. _________________ "Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our mind..." Bod Marley |
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chek Mega Poster
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Posted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 6:40 pm Post subject: |
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Bicnarok wrote: | chek wrote: | iro wrote: | i dunno how this turned into an infinite oneness icke-esque debate!
anyone else got a take on this matter? |
I'll step up and say that I see no basic need to change the system we have.
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I think if there is 1 person starving to death and someone else spends 1000 dollars on a jar of caviar, or a government spends millions on weapons then there´s something wrong and things have to be changed.
The problem is there is no alternative system, where theres humans involved human error will occur, whether its greed, pride or committing criminal acts to protect ones errors. |
I was trying to make something like that point when I stated earlier:
"That is an example of the corruption of politics in service to something other than the common good. It may not be possible to build a system that is tamper proof by the powerful, but that emphasises the need for citizens to be ever vigilant and not fall asleep watching Neighbours and imagining the News at 6 is keeping them informed." |
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