Why You Actually CAN Rule the World

Posted on Thursday October 15th, 2009

Once upon a time the world was set up as a gigantic program. Even better, it was step by step engineered into a ,suite‘ of software-pieces like the „Adobe Suite“, where different pieces link into each other, are inter-connected and refer to the same databases and or sub-routines. Those software pieces consist of tools like the political apparatus, media clusters, large corporations and company groups, the famous Military Industrial Complex, etc. These pieces can be viewed analogue to Adobe‘s Photoshop, Dreamweaver (what a name!), InDesign, Acrobat, etc. They are inter-related through sub-software like the „Adobe Bridge“ , „Adobe Device Central“ and the „Adobe Extension Manager“. This complex and growing „suite“ allows you to design, shape and edit a document on several levels, passing it from one piece of software neatly to another. The same is true for the bigger matrix-world where we live in and where similar software tools had … Continue reading →

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Temple Caves of the Indian Deccan & their Affinities with Ancient Egypt

Posted on Thursday October 8th, 2009
God in Ellora

A Comparison in Iconography and Memetics written for CPAK 2009 End of May 2009 I travelled to Pune with the purpose of visiting some of the famous cave temples in Maharastra. I had intended to do so for a long time, after having read the inspiring, though not scientific by modern standards, book of H. P. Blavatsky From the Caves and Jungles of Hindustan (Blavatsky, 1892) which left a slightly fictious impression – similar to an Indiana Jones movie. During the following days I travelled to the caves of Bhaja and Karla, which are near the small town Lonavala, half way between Pune and Mumbai, slightly east of a mountain chain. This chain runs north-south for hundreds of kilometers and forms the Western boundaries of a huge plateau called Deccan, which almost stretches out to the East coast. These mountains serve as a watershed, separating the coastal strip from the … Continue reading →

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Enforcing and checking swine-flu vaccinations in USandA

Posted on Monday September 28th, 2009

Here is a chilling video, where a former state trooper reveals some details on swine flu checkpoints and how the US government (and others too, thanks to WHO) want to enforce the vaccination of all people, or at least most of them. As others, I think this will be the line, that we should cross under no circumstances. If the WHO, the UN and the new G-20 world government manages to get this through, then we are really f***ed and a big step would be done towards their clearly evil goals.If refusing the mandatory swine-flu vaccination will be your only act of protest during the next years – I would say, it might have the largest impact of all protests. The enforced vaccination of a large amount of people serves multiple purposes: Big pharma gets a bit richer will be only one effect. Another might be the planned reduction of … Continue reading →

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Swine Flu and Mass-Vaccination

Posted on Friday September 25th, 2009

The following is a video interview with Jane Bürgermeister, who is a journalist specialized on science and medical issues, and currently lives in Austria. The fabulous swine-flu vaccination program is still on the agenda and already legally mandatory in many countries worldwide, thanks to the great governance of organizations like the WHO. So, rogue elements like Libya’s Gadaffi might seem right when he criticizes the UN and affiliated global governance organization at a speech in New York of active mass-murder. The system for tackling the ‘virtual’ and unescapeable (why do they know that??) swine-flu pandemic is in place at the most remote regions already. I just travelled through Ladakh and you have swine flu infos at every military (!) checkpoint. Arriving at the regional airport in Srinagar/Kashmir we were even forced to fill out a swine flu form, that had been handed over to every single passenger. This time, I … Continue reading →

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Gold vs USD again

Posted on Wednesday September 23rd, 2009

Here’s again an enlightening different view on the Gold versus US-Dollar debate. Mike Malooney giving some numbers and facts that are public and well know, but seem to be not recognized and understood by many people. This is a kind of “for dummies lecture”:

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