>>1887593

Hard for me to tell for certain if legit or bogus: It seems balanced in that it's expressing both pros & cons with the topic. It would take actual Biblical Scholarship knowledge that I don't have the formal education for.

I consider myself to be "No Specific Denomination" in that I believe everyone's relationship with God is personal & individual. In my life, every single Organized Religion seems to be a way to control the masses first & foremost, as it's a way for some people to set themselves up as "intermediaries" between one of the Faithful & God & using that to "direct" what the masses "should believe." There's really no telling how much scripture has been cahnged, edited, canonized, not-included, translated, re-translated for so long, it's nearly impossible to say what is truth & what's not anymore…So I learn what I can & think for myself. This is what I mean by "No Specific Denomination."

>>1734635

When on the topic of JFK, you might point out Executive Order 1110 & see where that takes your research. Yeah, that ties in very closely with the banks, particularly the Fed Res. Make sure that you find out what happened between the time it was enacted & what happened to its momentum after JFK himself was gone.

>>1778348

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

~Edward Burke

People who know they are evil & enjoy it will try to pass themselves off as being good so that they can build your trust then betray it. You can't persuade them, but at least you can draw their evil into the open for others to see.

Most people believe themselves to be good (even if they're misled or ignorant of facts), so you might be able to at least get them to start caring.

Good people already care are likely to become friends & allies.

At worst, you've exposed evil to the light. At best, more people care about fighting back the darkness of evil.

Win-win, yes?

;)

>>1782752

As WW2 was ending & prisoners in Nazi Concentration camps were being rescued, the allies just couldn't believe how bad it was; the gas chambers, blast furnaces, mass graves, torture rooms, and perhaps worse were those emanciated survivors that were barely on this side of being corpses themselves. Battle-hardened soldiers puked, rolled up into fetal balls & cried.

The Commanding Officer gave his orders: "Photograph it. Inventory & record it. EVERYTHING!"

When asked "why," he replied, "If we don't record it, if we don't photograph it, no one back home would believe what our reports say…Unless they see it."

You know, Hitler & the Nazis were Socialists; the the German words that make up the acronym for NAZI has Socialist right in the name.

After Obamacare passed into law, he stood up in front a camera & told us all "We are all Socialists now."

And we still have Bernie Sanders, an avowed Socialist (trying to hide behind Democrats). Between him, Hillary Clinton & many other Democrats, they cannot distinguish any difference between Socialism & their own "Democratic Progressives."

LOL…Good place to hide, eh Bernie?

Here is a seed that might generate a better presentation that I don't have time to develop, but any other Anons are welcome to work it if they wish. If not, then it's still good for a simple "text-drop" in appropriate places.

Selected excerpts from Charlton Heston at the National Press Club, September 11, 1997; Full speech at http://supremelaw.org/sls/email/box044/msg04423.htm

"Today I want to talk to you about guns: Why we have them, why the Bill of Rights guarantees that we can have them, and why my right to have a gun is more important than your right to rail against it in the press. I believe every good journalist needs to know why the Second Amendment must be considered more essential than the First Amendment.

And your efforts to undermine the Second Amendment, to deride it and degrade it, to readily accept diluting it and eagerly promote redefining it, threaten not only the physical well-being of millions of Americans but also the core concept of individual liberty our founding fathers struggled to perfect and protect.

You, of course, remain zealous in your belief that a free nation must have a free press and free speech to battle injustice, unmask corruption and provide a voice for those in need of a fair and impartial forum.

I agree wholeheartedly … a free press is vital to a free society. But I wonder: How many of you will agree with me that the right to keep and bear arms is not just equally vital, but the most vital to protect all the other rights we enjoy? I say that the Second Amendment is, in order of importance, the first amendment. It is America's First Freedom, the one right that protects all the others. Among freedom of speech, of the press, of religion, of assembly, of redress of grievances, it is the first among equals. It alone offers the absolute capacity to live without fear. The right to keep and bear arms is the one right that allows "rights" to exist at all."

>>1895481

https://psychcentral.com/blog/5-emotional-vampires-and-how-to-combat-them/

Something you might find useful. Also look up some resources for defending against Spiritual Alchemy. Take from it what you will & what you find useful for yourself.

Above all, defenses like these are useful only when you've come to recognize the "matrix" that they've woven into the world around us all & remember that "knowing is half the battle."

Godspeed, new Anon!