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The Duck · 10-18-2008, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by robfantasy

there are 2 ways to look at the corruption and manipulation of the masses..

you can sit around and try to convince the ignorant, or you can blend in with the sheep but have an understanding of how their minds are controlled and use it to your benefit to profit by selling products and services....

the only reason i am so fascinated and even look into this genre of information is because i can learn a great deal of how the masters of propaganda operate.

if you actually understand what is going on and how the propaganda machine operates and the psychology behind social manipulation and the hypnotized states the sheep are in, you can exploit this knowledge and control people to do anything you want, whether buy your products or get them to do what you want them to do.

i know these concepts are too extreme for you sheep to understand, but if you actually think about what i am saying, you will lead a much better life, you will be in control instead of being a follower.

I understand fully. Do a search for 'interpret media nlp' and watch those three clips, these guys master the art of nlp and hypnosis to a very high degree.

robfantasy · 10-18-2008, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by annaliese

so basically what you want to be is a part of the alleged problem and not a champion of a possible solution. awesome!

there is no solution............ you can start a revolution, or even an awareness campaign, but unfortunately its not possible. the control of the media is too powerful.

america is in a narcissistic hypnotic trance...

you cannot break out of the mental handcuffs we have been forced to wear.

this election has really showed the true colors of the american people and the propaganda machine at its finest.

the people are really too ignorant to be saved and if they want obama fine, but im not marching into the oven like the rest of the sheep, ill be absent that day.

robfantasy · 10-18-2008, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by kandah

I understand fully. Do a search for 'interpret media nlp' and watch those three clips, these guys master the art of nlp and hypnosis to a very high degree.

exactly..

i am fascinated by mind control, propaganda, NLP, hypnosis, subconscious mind, psychological warfare..

if you understand how these things work, you win in life. you have power over 90% of the population, you can use it for power or profit.

im actually done trying to convince idiots and the ignorant. this election has shown me that america has given up in blind submission.

so fuck it... i play the game, just with a stacked deck

The Duck · 10-19-2008, 03:21 AM

This thread died after I asked people to debate like adults, lol.

Vendot · 10-19-2008, 03:33 AM

The main thing to ask is what is the benefit. I see huge benefits of having One World Currency. I cant see much downside to it. You increase cross border commerce (look what its done for europe), stop people running on currencies and this should allow to keep inflation under control too.

I do see a downside to One World Bank but its hard to dispute the benefits. You have one global regulator (which is what the leaders clearly want), connect everyone to a single system and control their commerce. You stop people moving money from one institution to another and therefore you have financial stability.

With One World Bank you can identify everyone who conducts any transaction and you solve a multitude of problems in one go.... money laundering, fraud, identity theft, tax evasion, immigration, terrorism, credit issues, and a whole host of financial crimes and probably a hundred things more. So governments do have the incentive. Its hard to dispute that it would be a logical next step and its equally hard to say it would be difficult to implement because everyone has a reason to want to do commerce.

Highly indebted or bankrupt countries may have a real reason to want such a system. Bottom line is that you have huge swathes of the world in deficit. Really only China, Russia, Japan, Germany and the Middle East have major surplus money so whats in it for them? I reckon if it came down to it, they would have some major bargaining power at the summit.

I doubt that we will see One World Government or One World Bank in our lifetime. The church would oppose it and I suspect the entire christian population around the world. Many of the world leaders have some kind of christian religious background so it probably wont even get onto the agenda.

robfantasy · 10-19-2008, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Vendot

The main thing to ask is what is the benefit. I see huge benefits of having One World Currency. I cant see much downside to it. You increase cross border commerce (look what its done for europe), stop people running on currencies and this should allow to keep inflation under control too.

I do see a downside to One World Bank but its hard to dispute the benefits. You have one global regulator (which is what the leaders clearly want), connect everyone to a single system and control their commerce. You stop people moving money from one institution to another and therefore you have financial stability.

With One World Bank you can identify everyone who conducts any transaction and you solve a multitude of problems in one go.... money laundering, fraud, identity theft, tax evasion, immigration, terrorism, credit issues, and a whole host of financial crimes and probably a hundred things more. So governments do have the incentive. Its hard to dispute that it would be a logical next step and its equally hard to say it would be difficult to implement because everyone has a reason to want to do commerce.

Highly indebted or bankrupt countries may have a real reason to want such a system. Bottom line is that you have huge swathes of the world in deficit. Really only China, Russia, Japan, Germany and the Middle East have major surplus money so whats in it for them? I reckon if it came down to it, they would have some major bargaining power at the summit.

I doubt that we will see One World Government or One World Bank in our lifetime. The church would oppose it and I suspect the entire christian population around the world. Many of the world leaders have some kind of christian religious background so it probably wont even get onto the agenda.

1 currency means a cashless society which means that your life can be turned on and off with a flick of a switch

Vendot · 10-19-2008, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by robfantasy

1 currency means a cashless society which means that your life can be turned on and off with a flick of a switch

Why? The Euro is a currency for the whole of europe.... same kind of thing. Its worked out really well for europe and you have just one interest rate. Cashless society is a different matter altogether - correct me if im wrong.

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Vendot Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2002 Location: Malaysia Posts: 3,376	The main thing to ask is what is the benefit. I see huge benefits of having One World Currency. I cant see much downside to it. You increase cross border commerce (look what its done for europe), stop people running on currencies and this should allow to keep inflation under control too. I do see a downside to One World Bank but its hard to dispute the benefits. You have one global regulator (which is what the leaders clearly want), connect everyone to a single system and control their commerce. You stop people moving money from one institution to another and therefore you have financial stability. With One World Bank you can identify everyone who conducts any transaction and you solve a multitude of problems in one go.... money laundering, fraud, identity theft, tax evasion, immigration, terrorism, credit issues, and a whole host of financial crimes and probably a hundred things more. So governments do have the incentive. Its hard to dispute that it would be a logical next step and its equally hard to say it would be difficult to implement because everyone has a reason to want to do commerce. Highly indebted or bankrupt countries may have a real reason to want such a system. Bottom line is that you have huge swathes of the world in deficit. Really only China, Russia, Japan, Germany and the Middle East have major surplus money so whats in it for them? I reckon if it came down to it, they would have some major bargaining power at the summit. I doubt that we will see One World Government or One World Bank in our lifetime. The church would oppose it and I suspect the entire christian population around the world. Many of the world leaders have some kind of christian religious background so it probably wont even get onto the agenda. Last edited by Vendot; 10-19-2008 at 03:34 AM..