Politician membership of secret societies
A large number of British politicians are members of the Freemasons and many are senior figures in the organisation.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/conservatives-at-the-heart-of-freemasonry-1580256.html
[Before you revert to denial and reactionary laughter because of the nature of the claim please address this Independent article.]
The Freemasons is an international secret society which forms part of a network of secret societies, and the upper echelons of those societies are unknown to us. The news agenda, political direction, trends in popular thought are decided by these organisations and then put into practise. The information that you get from the education system and media is limited an there are major major world events that you know nothing about because of this limitation like The Balfour Declaration of 1917.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balfour_Declaration
In a common sense world, you would raise it with your MP and Headmaster as a scandal that this is suppressed information but ask yourself why you don't. Because deep down you know there is something wrong with the political construct and the information you are given and so would the person you are complaining to, and you both know something bigger than you is behind it.
The left/ right paradigm is just a way to get you arguing about a construct in a box and it limits perception of the full political reality.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/conservatives-at-the-heart-of-freemasonry-1580256.html
[Before you revert to denial and reactionary laughter because of the nature of the claim please address this Independent article.]
The Freemasons is an international secret society which forms part of a network of secret societies, and the upper echelons of those societies are unknown to us. The news agenda, political direction, trends in popular thought are decided by these organisations and then put into practise. The information that you get from the education system and media is limited an there are major major world events that you know nothing about because of this limitation like The Balfour Declaration of 1917.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balfour_Declaration
In a common sense world, you would raise it with your MP and Headmaster as a scandal that this is suppressed information but ask yourself why you don't. Because deep down you know there is something wrong with the political construct and the information you are given and so would the person you are complaining to, and you both know something bigger than you is behind it.
The left/ right paradigm is just a way to get you arguing about a construct in a box and it limits perception of the full political reality.
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Original post by gladders
Can't be a very good secret society if you know about them.
It doesn't really matter if people know. We have this completely false reality of WMD's in Iraq, rallying to save the people of Ukraine from "Nazis" put there by the United States, sponsoring Al
Queda rebels in Syria or non-existent scud missiles apparently fired at Saudi Arabia seen by CNN reporters in a studio somewhere in America while claiming to be in Saudi Arabia, Standard & Poors being sued for downgrading Federal Government Debt.
Anyone with half a brain cell knows it's a false reality because it does not tally. But you have sufficient numbers of stupid people and in the officialdom people cannot go against the story and say that the Emperor has no clothes because they will be fired. Also human nature is very conformist especially if livelihood is threatened.
The secret has leaked but there is a machine holding a false reality together this way.
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OP are you really trying to claim the Balfour declaration is a suppressed event? Ignoring that it has its own Wikipedia page and is included in courses from GCSE to Doctorate? Hell it has its own BBC History KS3 page.
Anyway if these so called secret societies exist that are controlling society why do you know about them? Its amazing that all these conspiracies have been discovered by noble warriors on the internet.
Anyway if these so called secret societies exist that are controlling society why do you know about them? Its amazing that all these conspiracies have been discovered by noble warriors on the internet.
Original post by Aj12
OP are you really trying to claim the Balfour declaration is a suppressed event? Ignoring that it has its own Wikipedia page and is included in courses from GCSE to Doctorate? Hell it has its own BBC History KS3 page.
Anyway if these so called secret societies exist that are controlling society why do you know about them? Its amazing that all these conspiracies have been discovered by noble warriors on the internet.
Anyway if these so called secret societies exist that are controlling society why do you know about them? Its amazing that all these conspiracies have been discovered by noble warriors on the internet.
I see a brief mention of the Balfour Declaration in the BBC article. I don't see it stating unequivocally:
The Balfour Declaration was an agreement between the British Government and The Zionist Federation of Great Britain to exchange Palestine in return for U.S. Involvement in the First World War.
In fact according to some British leaders, media people and educators anyone who even uses the word Zionist is nuts. So they will avoid referring to "The Zionist Federation of Great Britain". So no the BBC text does not cover it properly. It jumps over it.
Wikipedia is relatively uncensored, at least censored mainly for accuracy and therefore it does not contain politicised information. Wikipedia is going a great job in helping to break the hold that a system of misinformation has on society. And yes in a wider sense the Internet is responsible for this so yes the official truth will continue to collapse unless some form of Internet censorship is put in place which will probably happen.
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