9/11 As Mega-Ritual

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

So I haven't been posting here, been lurking mostly, as my life has taken a turn for the worse. Maybe not as bad as having cancer or other heinous things that can be done to a human being, but low nevertheless. My boss sucks, as bosses usually do, but I've never had to work with someone so inept and completely incompentent as him. The organization I work for is going down and is in debt. Four times we've barely made payroll. But employment prospects where I live are low and tend towards minimum wage. But that is neither here nor there.
I am tired of gvernment and corporate corruption, rotten to the core if you ask me, witness to awful crimes and the depths of evil man can sink down into. Not to mention the negative backlash against the Indigenious peoples of Canada pertaining to the Idle No More movement. Such ugly racism. I feel all the anonymous online commentary provided an outlet for ignorant people to vent their previously hidden racist views and opinions.
What has that to do with S.K. Bain's book, The Most Dangerous Book in the World: 9/11 as Mega Ritual?

[IanEye]

What has that to do with S.K. Bain's book, The Most Dangerous Book in the World: 9/11 as Mega Ritual?

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

I didn't get a chance to finish my post because I was writing it at work and said inept boss dumped a bunch of papers on my desk.

Anyhoo, to finish my thought, I wanted to say about Bain's book is what I found most insightful about it. When he wrote how anything 'they' say is not true I felt an epiphany. Well kind of. It was the realization that we cannot trust anything that is said to us through official channels. All part of the ritual. None of it is true. NONE.
Wow.
I don't know how far reaching this is. Is everything about the ritual with them? Continually laughing and mocking us? What for?

[DrVolin]

I was in the UK in summer 2001. I remember joking with colleagues that the giant palls of smoke on the horizon from the cattle burning were part of a massive sacrifice to Mitra, and I remember asking what blessing was being sought.

[freemason9]

You know what, though? Some things are mostly unknowable. Like the Kennedy assassination . . . I've believed in the conspiracy legends, then went to the lone gunman orthodoxy, back to the conspiracy thing again . . . whatever. I don't know, and I never will at this point. Neither will you. I strongly doubt that any of us know the whole story of 9/11; it seems so very unlikely that such a meticulously planned event could have been managed by a group as rag-tag and amateurish as al-Qaeda. I doubt the "official story," but I have nothing logical to replace it with. Because most of the conspiracy theories are truly more unlikely.

In the end, I think it doesn't matter. In the end, I think we waste time worrying over unknowable things. If you consider karmic consequences, we don't need to worry about that shit, anyway. Each gathers his/her own karma, so we should mind our own conduct. Did someone do unspeakable things for some vague, unknowable reason? Karma will take care of that. Are you helping your neighbor? Again, karma . . . and probably more substantial in the end. I'm beginning to believe we should worry more about our neighbor than some faceless global conspirators that are (more than likely) merely figments of our imaginations, anyway.

I babble, forgive me. Peace.

[Wombaticus Rex]

Anyhoo, to finish my thought, I wanted to say about Bain's book is what I found most insightful about it. When he wrote how anything 'they' say is not true I felt an epiphany. Well kind of. It was the realization that we cannot trust anything that is said to us through official channels. All part of the ritual. None of it is true. NONE.
Wow.
I don't know how far reaching this is. Is everything about the ritual with them? Continually laughing and mocking us? What for?

Money, basically.

I'm really enjoying learning the markets -- equity, bonds, and especially F/X and options -- because it seems like a much more transparent way to test your disinformation parsing skills than Black Ops history that will never be graph-able.

It's really taught me, over the past several months now of doing this every day and making bets and monitoring them closely -- you're not overstating the situation in the least bit. Everyone is lying.

When I read through trading systems, my thoughts immediately go to demographics and targeting: how many people are using these indicators? Where do they congregate and shoot the shit online? How easy would it be to manipulate market indicators in order to continually position yourself ahead of moves you know that x amount of market participants will make? Then get that information for all the major market timing cults out there and build a model off that...and you've caught up to every major bank's prop desk for the past 20 years, if that.

Take Bain, for instance -- Bain Capital, of course: bad guys, evil, vultures. But really digging into their work and research is impressive -- just like G$. (Just like the CIA Worldbook is worth reading every year.) These are folks who have amassed nation-sized expenses trying to build accurate macro-models of reality.

The core concept I keep coming back to is this, and I've been circling around it for a few years: information asymmetry is the best business model on Earth. Exponential returns by design: all it takes is finding a secret and keeping it.

Shouts to General Patton for this link: http://blakemasters.com/post/2286624081 ... otes-essay

But, who is lying to you in the markets? Everyone, constantly, because they have a game theory imperative to do so.

Democracy: the marketplace of ideas.

Caveat Lector. (in aeternum.)

[KUAN]

Mega Rituals created and refined in a think tank somewhere. The truth is prosaic. Ours is to wonder and be cowered. I try to create my own small happiness.

[Panic Weather]

Choose your metaphor: Twin temples, or twin pyres.

At least the WTC portion was a representative cross-section of not only U.S. stratified society, but a mega-sacrifice to represent the world.

I'm guessing, however, that the sequel will not merely be an International 9/11 to establish a World Homeland Security, but will include the Temple Mount, where there actually are twin temples.

[vondardanelle]

i just finished the body of this book (working on the sizeable appendix now), but i was really let down by this book. this is an aspect of 9/11 about which I knew little and this book didn't discuss a whole lot. he seemed to think he was making an argument without actually making one. alot of the facts he brings up are really fascinating and totally crazy, but then he didn't really make any arguments as to why they are compelling or relevant. at one part towards the end he says something like, "by now we have proven the occult script for that day..." (forget the exact words), but i really had no idea what he thought he had "proven". (also, as a researcher I cringe at reading the word "proven", but even given that, i was baffled). i think he could have put alot more work into this. what is presented as this book seemed like a lengthy blog post, and probably would have been better as a blog post. and it's extra disappointing because he brings up so many crazy facts/events and you feel like it would not be hard for a knowledgeable source to talk about them at some length. most of Bain's chapters are 2 pages long. i know so little about this topic but it seems clear that he barely scratches the surface. definitely a letdown of a book for me.

unrelated to the book-- that blake masters post is fascinating. is there a "sociology of secrets"? spent about 2 minutes searching and found a Simmel article from 1906, but not much more.

[seemslikeadream]

INSIDE JOB - SYNCHRONICITY 9/11



The 911 Pyramid Mega-Ritual

STARMUMMY


Jake Kotze Stormy Weather Interview - Part 1

[KUAN]

[Jerky]

To me, they always seemed like the Twin Pillars of Kabbalah.

And when, after being struck relatively close to the non-manifest sephirah of Daat, they collapsed... it was nothing more than a magical movement, from Kether to Malkuth.

With apologies to Bowie.

Jerky

PS - How can anyone NOT see a giant, occult symbol in the Pentagon?

Choose your metaphor: Twin temples, or twin pyres.

At least the WTC portion was a representative cross-section of not only U.S. stratified society, but a mega-sacrifice to represent the world.

I'm guessing, however, that the sequel will not merely be an International 9/11 to establish a World Homeland Security, but will include the Temple Mount, where there actually are twin temples.

[semper occultus]

Anyhoo, to finish my thought, I wanted to say about Bain's book is what I found most insightful about it. When he wrote how anything 'they' say is not true I felt an epiphany. Well kind of. It was the realization that we cannot trust anything that is said to us through official channels. All part of the ritual. None of it is true. NONE.
Wow.
I don't know how far reaching this is. Is everything about the ritual with them? Continually laughing and mocking us? What for?

Money, basically.

I'm really enjoying learning the markets -- equity, bonds, and especially F/X and options -- because it seems like a much more transparent way to test your disinformation parsing skills than Black Ops history that will never be graph-able.

....pity that ..you could have done both.....

Pentagon kills ‘terror futures market’

[Wombaticus Rex]

Agreed, Poindexter was really onto something with that, it was quite an inspired idea.

[JackRiddler]

I'm sure terror futures is still happening in some form somewhere.