n0x23 wrote:
That is exactly what I thought when I first saw them, that's one of the peculiarities that initially struck my interest.
I think we saw the same UFO Hunters episode. A show, I have to say was very solid in my opinion, probably the only UFO show on tv ever to take the subject seriously and put rigor into digging deep into every episode. Sadly, it got canned. (Did you see the one on Cattle Mutilations? Scary!) But yes, those girls certainly do not even look close to what the average German girl looked like. Very....odd.
n0x23 wrote:
I believe I've come across that information before, which is strange since Freemasonry is nothing more than Western Qabalahism at it's core, which is Jewish Mysticism, of course.
A not hidden secret at all is that Albert Pike's Morals and Dogma is heavily centered on Eastern Occultism, Jewish mysticism and Alchemy.
I don't know why there's this big shameful reaction in connecting Masonry to occult studies with some people. Even the most bare bones Masonry For Dummies book will be riddled with Egyptian mystery school and sacred math. But despite being a "southern civil war general", Albert Pike was a damn smart guy. His take extrapolation of Eastern esotericism is quite the mind fuck.
n0x23 wrote:
Nor would Freemasonry be at odds with the Eastern, or Western Hermeticism that Blavatsky wrote about in The Secret Doctrine and Isis Unveiled, which Hitler reportedly keep copies of on his desk at all times (as did Einstein, or so I've read...), perhaps Hitler just really liked the idea of Blavatsky's/ Secret Chiefs/ White Brotherhood/ Hidden Masters ideology of the pending Root Race....or, perhaps is wasn't Freemasonry that he opposed, but those particular Masons, who were more than likely predominately Jewish and those who were congregating with the Jewish Masons...just a guess.
Hitler kept copies of Blavatsky? Wouldnt surprise me, he seemd to have a true adoration for Eastern inspired philosophy. I always found it incredible how obsessed the Nazis were with Tibet. Obviously this is more to do with the racist fueled occult teachings of the time than a genuine love of the Tibetan culture. (funny how some of the occult philosophy was loved by the eugenic sciences/racist elite crowd of the time)
This notion of some great white brotherhood/ascended masters/root race
seems completely contrived, yet for all intensive purposes does seem to be a strong drive within the Nazi belief system. Did you know that one of Blavatsky's biggest adepts was Ghandi himself? Both Ghandi biographers and Theosophical historians write extensively about this relationship and inspiration.
At one point, the Nazi government issued stamps and a big poster campaign showing a Jewish-Masonic-Communist illuminati like hand gripping the planet. "Hitler used conspiracy theories to fuel his madness" people say.
I find it ironic, because to me Hitler and the Nazis were puppets themselves of both a corporate, occult and globalist agenda. Hell there wouldnt have been a holocaust without IBM and Bayer. Now the Nazis had this traveling exhibit where they'd have makeshift Masonic temples with the skeletal remains of Masons they slaughtered. Skeletons dressed in Masonic aprons. They murdered over 30,000...this plus the great 19th Century American backlash against Freemasonry is why people get really upset when anyone talks about Masonry in an unflattering light(so odd that the third biggest political party at one time was the "Anti Masonic Party") Masonry is of course an esoteric template from which many offshoot black lodges have been formed, many based in part of Western Qabbalism. Its also sadly been used as a vehicle for nefarious works, like the Italian P2 Lodge. Or by corrupt British judges and authorities.
n0x23 wrote:
My research into Hitler and the Occult isn't that in depth, so I can't speak with any authority on the matter, but from what I have found there seems to be alot of contradictory information, the subject seems very speculative and convoluted.
Oh, it sounds like you've done enough research. Don't want to go losing your mind now:) And yeah, it's high weirdness enough without every two bit author mixing in his own fantasy disinfo into the "Nazi Occult" mythos.
n0x23 wrote:
Such as, Hitler being in the THULE Society, some say yes, others deny it. Then the claim of Hitler's involvement in the Occult, some say he was strongly influenced by it and other accounts claim that it was strictly Himmler's obsession and Hitler simply turned a blind eye to it, but privatley disavowed it as foolish and a waste of time and resources.
Hitler definitely was not in Thule. Folks like Himmler and others seemed to surround themselves more with that stuff. Many in the Nazi war machine just wanted to win, so from that angle they would employ every esoteric psi research and psuedo science they could get their hands on. For others in the party, it was a driving force. Though it's funny some researchers claim an entity spoke through Hitler after he nabbed the Lance of Longinus.
n0x23 wrote:
I agree.
I think the Vril, R.A.Wilson, Crowley...etc, were "tuned" into the same frequency (LAM, Sirius, etc), even though Wilson later denounced his claims of telepathic communications with "extraterrestrial"/ trans-dimensional entities as nothing more than moderate hallucinogens and an over-active imagination.
I don't believe Robert Wilson was a medium at all, he might have had some Forteana in his time...but when you talk of tapping into that sort of
current, I'd say you're talking....Dee, Bailey, Roerich, Sarah Winchester,
Crowley, Jack Parsons, Olcott, and at some point even Edward Cayce.
(Why is it "The Nine" messages smacked of racism?)
n0x23 wrote:
I also agree with something nefarious manipulating man as their own personal marionette for their benefit and gain, as you stated, but what that is, or they are, I haven't reached a conclusion on yet.
What do you theorize?
Ain't that the can of words? Well, lest I be accused of being some evangelical fundie, I would say it's the usual suspects. Presenting itself as many things depending on the era or culture or interpretation.
It is something that has fed off fear and negative energy like a crack addict. Something that does not come from some planet, as much as there may be evidence of structures on moons and planets. That which lies, tricks, and plants apocalyptic visions into people's minds and has a really sick sense of humor.
showing up as flying ships, or as the "voice of God" to a would be suicide jihadist bomber...its all meant to obfuscate, confuse and tap into a very ancient part of the brain. And sadly, ain't noway in hell no "God" or "Jesus" going to save anyone.
Now, I wonder what Aleister Crowley would think if he was alive today, and learned that his four prime Qabbalist Magick numbers just so coincidentally happened to be the four planes used on 9/11?
If you look into the woo woo antics of Parsons and L Ron Hubbard, the numbers 9 and 11 keep coming up.
Yeah, the world is that freaking weird...ain't no military or corporation in the world could be behind all the high weirdness going on.
As for the true puppeteers...
this is what the Nazis were looking for, what 1960's-80's US Army Psi researchers wanted, and what Dee inadvertently plugged into, and what is above what the conspiracy theorists would call the "NWO". The ability to manipulate ALL governments, Islamic extremists, and criminal networks into being rats in a maze. From the bloodthirsty
elite of sacrificial Latin American countries and African rulers to European monarchy and empires vast and small, to quote the title, we've all been "Incidental pawns in a very large chess game"
"Do you know who I am? I am the arm, and I sound like this..."-man from another place, twin peaks fire walk with me