by Dreams End » Sat Nov 26, 2005 2:59 pm
<!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>Can we actually discuss zionism without waving the protocols and using fascist talking points as "proof" of ones argument.<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>When the arguments about Zionism are simply the same arguments as found in the Protocols, etc, then why is that unreasonable to bring it up? This "version" of Zionism (not counting IR's rather complex view) is an unfalsifiable, all-encompassing theory that simply counts "Zionists" and ignores the role of other forces in history. So, whenever you guys get called out for these arch "Zionist" conspiracies, you simply say...hey it should be okay to critique Zionism. Well, sure it is. Orthodox Jews do it all the time. <br><br>But it was slimmouse who brought up Icke and Makow..not me. So it's okay to bring up these guys who rely on pure fantasy and leftover John Birch pamphlets for their "arguments" but to call them on it is somehow unfair? <br><br><br>Ir said:<br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr><br>Although annoying, those Icke groups are really marginal and outside the realm of power, but they are doing a great service of distraction if allowed.<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>If I thought that, obviously, I wouldn't waste my energy. That's the point of several excellent threads in the last few weeks. Research into the "deep politics" of these groups suggests that this "Icke" type New age fascism is, in fact really widespread and, at the very least, given "nudges" from the intel establishment. To give one example you can find on these threads is the relation of the weird teachings of "the nine" who teach about alien intervention in human history. Jeff writes about them. They are "channeled" entities. Just whackos? The people involved in channeling and promoting the message of the nine include the Stanford Research Institute (big military reasearch firm) and a guy named Puharich, who was heavily involved in intelligence operations. <br><br>The message of the nine includes a lot of "racial analysis" and while going back and forth on its opinions of "The Hebrews", it reveals that the Hebrews are descended from the "Hoovids", an extraterrestrial race. They have good things to say about the Jews, actually, exept how they made a critical error in rejecting Jesus and so this now puts them in a definite "bad column." <br><br>As we've seen on this site, this message of the Nine actually is pretty directly descended from Blavatsky and Bailey and has been of use to all sorts of Nazi mystics. I mean this literally, as in the Thule Society. Hess, etc.<br><br>The same message pops up in UFO cults. One of the most famous "contactees" George Adamski, was a part of the neo-Nazi Silver Shirts.<br><br>This matters because UFO's are big. Rense.com is big. Crop circles are big. Mysteries of the pyramids are big. Atlantis is big. (usual caveat here that just because someone is interested in these does not make them a Nazi. I am interested in all these topics, particularly UFO's which was where I first started encountering these intel games.). <br><br>These "whackos" are penetrating American culture rather effectively. I'm hardest on this particular manifestation of fascist mythology for one reason: I've fallen victim to it myself. <br><br>You can keep going with the message of the Nine, which as Stargate Conspiracy makes clear, was definitely a project of American Intelligence agencies, despite the genuine and interesting mysteries that are involved. You find a similar message in peak oiler Richard Heinberg, for example, who comes from one of a seemingly endless variety of "New Age cults". You see it in Alexander Dugin, who, like Icke (though far more sophisticated and more directly influential and connected to state apparatus) gave up his overt anti-Semitism and, indeed, his overt occultism for a more "mainstream" Eurasianist movement that is probably at the heart of current geo-political strategy for many countries. It's a general theory of a special race (according to the Necronomicon, by the way, created by Peter Levenda, the pentagram is a sign of the Aryan race, which at one point in the introduction to that book he slipped and called "our race". It's clear who that book was aimed at, though I'm glad to see Levenda seems to be on the anti-Nazi side now, though very cautious about what his agenda might actually be.) This basic ideology is all over the place. I simply had no idea how widespread this is. I can't say how much directly comes from intel or secret fascist groups and how much is spread the way all religions and folklore spread, but it is everywhere.<br><br>In addition, this ideology is SO pervasive that anyone attempting to do legitimate research on various conspiracies, 9-11 say, can be so misled or so led to believe that all the conspiracists are whackos, that they will simply give up.<br><br>And it's used very, very deliberately for misdirection. The MOST IMPORTANT aspect of 9-11, I'm coming to believe, is the widespread fascist/Islamic network in the Middle East and their support by Western governments such as Britain and the US. Whatever the truth about how the buildings came down, that entire apparatus of "terrorists" is pretty much a creation of the CIA and British intelligence. The only question I have is exactly how directly they receive orders from Langley.<br><br>Well, go to all the alleged 9-11 truth sites and see how much you find on this (Well, don't go to hopsicker's site or you'll DISPROVE my point in that one instance). Notice, for example, how the "whatreallyhappened.com" site blames every element of current American policy on Israel. ALL OF IT. And he's quite influential in the 9-11 truth movement. So it IS important.<br><br>Nevermind the fascist nature of this for a moment. The disinfo component alone should be enough to make us shudder. The basic idea is that you put out there that it is not the general military/corporate/government agenda that wages unjust wars and torture, etc. It is a SECRET GROUP that is controlling the government. For purposes of disinfo, it doesn't even have to be Jews. I don't think the Christic Institute ever put out an anti-Semitic theory, but they embraced this perspective. Or it could be aliens. But the whole point is that by pointing to this "cabal", it lets most of the power structure off the hook. And this is one of the main reasons these theories are so damaging. I've spent months researching various legitimate conspiracy theories and 85% of what I encounter is exactly this kind of stuff. So, if we can just get rid of the secret group, unrestrained corporate rape of the earth can continue apace. yay capitalism!<br><br>As I said, it doesn't HAVE to be a Jewish group, but it almost always is. Even Icke's aliens morphed from Jews. And I think I'm understanding something that I can't yet prove about events in this country. I believe our current "neo-cons", primarily Jewish, were shepherded into prominence by the CIA, primarily through funding of various think tanks, such as the Congress for Cultural Freedom. The initial project was to create a strongly anti-Soviet strain among the left in the U.S. And this was done rather succesfully. The heart of this was a group of Trotskyites, who later sort of morphed into cold war liberals but maintained some sort of ideological continuity...eventually morphing again into the neo-cons. And they may be sincere in their beliefs, but there is evidence that they simply HAD to be aware of the CIA funding coming into the CCF.<br><br>This is important because these same neo-cons are now being blasted on all sides (and, purely from a political philosophy perspective, rightly so) for leading us into the Iraq war. I found it interesting how almost immediately, one set of "former" intelligence folks, led by Ray McGovern, (Intelligence Professionals for Social Responsibility or some such name) began to blast the neo-cons from the outset. Others, like Madsen even called for a military coup to oust them. <br><br>My view is that they serve a purpose. I think soon you will see the neo-cons ousted by a combination of public outrage and private CIA "deep throat" style leaks. All those who see the neo-cons as direct evidence that Israel was behind the war will be satisfied. Meanwhile, what will come along to replace them? Kerry or Hillary. I hate to say it, but that's a BEST CASE scenario. Could we have an actual military coup in this country? I'm not sure. They usually like to do these things behind the scenes. But if Bush's numbers get low enough....Meanwhile, the stage is set for a purge of some kind. The agenda of destruction in Iraq was accomplished, Americans will feel a sense of relief ("our nightmare is over" or for some "The Zionist Occupied Government has been defeated at last.") and meanwhile while the military/industrial/intelligence agenda will continue uninterrupted. <br><br>My point is that, from a point of view of agenda setting and disinformation, this fascist strain in our political discourse is, in fact, extremely important. It's not exactly clear what the purpose of it all is, and I'm sure the results will take forms that will surprise me.<br><br>UFO researcher Jaques Vallee, as one example, encountered so many of these games just in the UFO field alone, sophisticated hoaxes which tracked back to government sources, that he figured that perhaps they were putting forward this belief system so that, if needed, a FAKE alien landing could be put on in order to justify a more openly authoritarian system of government. This, to me, seems also to be the point of the "imminent catastrophe" theme that is all pervasive in the occult side of this fascist perspective (also in the secular "peak oil" and "dieoff" theories.) Keep the populace hopeless, or, at the very least, keep them thinking that if there is hope, it is to be placed not in themselves and their neighbors but in the space brothers, or Maitreya, or a special counsel with direct insight into the will of greater intelligences.<br><br>I realize that this rambling is down in the Firepit and will likely not be seen, but I wanted to put these thoughts together in one place. Some of the above is pure speculation, but lots of it is speculation based on lots of research that we've been looking into in various threads over the last several weeks. I just don't want to reproduce all that here.<br><br><br><br> <p></p><i></i>