Alex Jones Rant: DMT Elves Control Global Elites

[Canadian_watcher]

we DO know that exploration of many archeological sites *is* pretty much forbidden. Okay, people are allowed to go there, but no serious scholars or scientists of repute venture into certain places. Why not?

For example?

I'm struggling to remember the name of that site located off the coast of Japan, for one. And another in the Mediterranean.. grrr.. lots of distractions tonight. Graham Hancock is someone to google though - he's been to a few of these sites and talks about the need for funding to go towards research in these areas but he alleges that mainstream academics don't dare ask..

EDIT: yonaguni is the one in Japan...
EDIT again: there's also a pyramid in Bosnia which gets little attention

One does wonder why this stuff isn't covered more often in the MSM. I mean FFS it's at least as important as Lyndsay Lohan, right? Or various house fires? Or armed robberies of liquor stores?
edit viii: damn it I always misspell Mediterranean <-- did I just do it again?

[Canadian_watcher]

He has good guests? Sometimes. He also has terrible guests. I'm not saying it's not worth listening to sometimes to catch the memes that fly through, but with a bucketful of salt .

yes, I agree. I don't recall ever saying otherwise.
I guess I'm not that afraid of saying I listen to him that I feel I have to qualify it every single time I mention it. I don't think you're doing that here, but I have paid the price for admitting I've listened. It's a witch hunt.

[Wombaticus Rex]

1. 'The bible warns us' -was, imo, a statement in regard to the talking to spirits (ie- elves)

Nope, no and hell naw.

@3:33 = "...and some will argue well, it's good to have a psychedelic experience, and to be able to reach out and expand your consciousness, but the question is: why does the Bible say 'don't do it?' Because it opens up other worlds..."

That. Is what he said.

[2012 Countdown]

1. 'The bible warns us' -was, imo, a statement in regard to the talking to spirits (ie- elves)

Nope, no and hell naw.

@3:33 = "...and some will argue well, it's good to have a psychedelic experience, and to be able to reach out and expand your consciousness, but the question is: why does the Bible say 'don't do it?' Because it opens up other worlds..."

That. Is what he said.

Well, thanks for the transcription. I missed it and chalk that as another mark against him...and there's no way I'm going to try and defend the LHC/elves 'build it' comment. That's just stupid rambling. Stream of consciousness accusation without a shred of proof.

[Laodicean]

Alex Jones asks, "Why does the Bible say don't do it?"

My question is, "Where does the Bible say don't do it?"

Galatians 5:19-21.

[Canadian_watcher]

1. 'The bible warns us' -was, imo, a statement in regard to the talking to spirits (ie- elves)

Nope, no and hell naw.

@3:33 = "...and some will argue well, it's good to have a psychedelic experience, and to be able to reach out and expand your consciousness, but the question is: why does the Bible say 'don't do it?' Because it opens up other worlds..."

That. Is what he said.

I think that was the funniest part of that whole thing.. which I had forgotten about.. so thanks for reminding me.

lol.. "Thou Shalt Not Chance To Open Up Other Worlds...."

[brainpanhandler]

It's a witch hunt.

I'm guessing you're only half joking, but it's not even a 10th true.

[Canadian_watcher]

It's a witch hunt.

I'm guessing you're only half joking, but it's not even a 10th true.

well, I'm joking yes, but it's as true here today as cooties ever were in the 2nd grade.

[Laodicean]

Just found this dude (shroomySean)...

[barracuda]

we DO know that exploration of many archeological sites *is* pretty much forbidden. Okay, people are allowed to go there, but no serious scholars or scientists of repute venture into certain places. Why not?

For example?

I'm struggling to remember the name of that site located off the coast of Japan, for one. And another in the Mediterranean.. grrr.. lots of distractions tonight. Graham Hancock is someone to google though - he's been to a few of these sites and talks about the need for funding to go towards research in these areas but he alleges that mainstream academics don't dare ask..

EDIT: yonaguni is the one in Japan...
EDIT again: there's also a pyramid in Bosnia which gets little attention

One does wonder why this stuff isn't covered more often in the MSM. I mean FFS it's at least as important as Lyndsay Lohan, right? Or various house fires? Or armed robberies of liquor stores?
edit viii: damn it I always misspell Mediterranean <-- did I just do it again?

Both Yonaguni Monument and the so-called Bosnian pyramids have been extensively examined and studied by amateurs and academics alike. Realistically there are very nearly no significant archeological sites which have not drawn pretty serious attention and study.

Interesting though he may be, Graham Hancock is a journalist and best-selling author, not a serious scholar or a scientist. You can hardly say, though, that his ideas haven't been widely heard or examined. He's sold well over five-million copies of his books (I don't think even Lindsay Lohan has done that!), and has been featured in several major television series about his exploits and theories in both the US and the UK.

[Wombaticus Rex]

Alex Jones asks, "Why does the Bible say don't do it?"

My question is, "Where does the Bible say don't do it?"

Galatians 5:19-21.

The acts of the flesh are obvious: sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; 20 idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions 21 and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like. I warn you, as I did before, that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God.

[2012 Countdown]

I favor ShroomySean's take. Thanks for posting too.

[Laodicean]

Alex Jones asks, "Why does the Bible say don't do it?"

My question is, "Where does the Bible say don't do it?"

Galatians 5:19-21.

The acts of the flesh are obvious: sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; 20 idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions 21 and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like. I warn you, as I did before, that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God.

RLY.

Witchcraft. Greek 'pharmakeia'
Primarily signified the use of medicine, drugs, or spells; became associated with poisoning and sorcery. Administering of drugs was associated with the mystery religions. The mystery religions would not reveal the mysteries until the person's natural senses had been anathematised.

http://bibleteachingprogram.com/btp/lif ... /works.htm

[Wombaticus Rex]

Actually the polite response would have been:



But, quite grateful for the new wrinkle of Biblical tomfoolery. I will certainly never be reading it in Greek (or ever again, really) so thank you for the heads up, captain.

[Canadian_watcher]

Interesting though he may be, Graham Hancock is a journalist and best-selling author, not a serious scholar or a scientist.

that was my point.

edit: besides, what differentiates one from being a journalist and best-selling author from being a 'serious' scholar/scientist?
The paper? The acceptance of the universities or the MSM? What? Please, enlighten me.