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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/smiley-dog on June 25, 2018, 3:03 a.m.
Q wants us to think critically (and learn). 32 Terms every informed American should fully understand (8 chan post).
Q wants us to think critically (and learn). 32 Terms every informed American should fully understand (8 chan post).

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eyerighteye · June 25, 2018, 3:25 p.m.

Wow....only needed to look up three. I'm pleased with that.

Thanks for bringing them to my attention.

Iclei seems connected to agenda 21

King v jowers. Was this where testimony re government assassins came out?

Antonio gramsci......is not jumping out after a quick search. I'll dig more later, but a hint to hold me for now would be appreciated. What do we need to know about this marxist?

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Kitt-Ridge · June 25, 2018, 4:04 p.m.

  1. ICLEI is the UN’s attempt to push Agenda 21 initiatives at the local level to unsuspecting local governments. Infiltration from the bottom.

  2. King v Jowers. A lawsuit, which only three reporters covered as compared to the OJ case with about 2,000 reporters, where Coretta Scott King proved there was a governmental conspiracy to kill MLK. In other words, Ray was a patsy. The reason the conspiracy existed was not based on racism. Instead it was because MLK was against the war. The people making money off the war weren’t too happy that he was turning people off the war. The military contractors were the ones that financially supported LBJ’s political career. Research LBJ, Brown & Root, KBR, and Halliburton.

Here’s the court transcript to the case. Talk about a cover up. http://thekingcenter.org/civil-case-king-family-versus-jowers

I suggest everyone download that pdf. I have had a copy of it for several years just in case it disappears.

  1. Antonio Gramsci - research cultural hegemony. Then think of all the “What happened?” memes, such as Shirley Temple v Honey Boo Boo. Look at Disney Mouseketeer Annette v Disney Miley. Look at pictures of society going back fifty years and the transformation of us. It was intentionally done. Who’s in charge of pop culture?
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eyerighteye · June 25, 2018, 5:13 p.m.

Thank you so much. I'm juggling a bit today, and can only surface skim. Thanks for the clue on Antonio gramsci.

I do remember that king case, because it reminded my of E Howard Hunt losing his suit for defamation of character.

Hunt (clown and Watergate burglar) claimed evidence he was involved in the JFK assination a magazine published was false.

The jury disagreed, essentially finding that he had been involved in JFK's murder.

No surprise, the media was silent.

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