Not to distract from the Pike quotes, but Amy do you have feedback on the following from Liberty Counsel? Future article possibly? Thx!!
"Thailand is now bribing its citizens into accepting digital control of their finances. Last week, the Thai government opened registration for Thai residents to receive “free” money.
The Thai government is hoping that 45-50 million citizens accept their “free” money. But there’s a catch — the residents are not receiving cash. Instead, they are being bribed into accepting a digital financial control scheme — the country’s newly created Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)."
I have read about this. It’s a 10,000 Thai baht (around $300) giveaway at first, where all money must be spent within 4 kilometers of the Thai person’s registered address. I’ll pass for now simply because we are almost never four kilometers from the registered address lately. Beyond that the smartphone is so bad at taking pictures I’d guess it’s equally terrible at scanning QR codes…
My guess is that Thai people will sign up and use it for things but that it will in no way shape or form replace existing baht
I wonder if the Thai gov’t is less concerned about getting the citizens on board, at this time but just wait, and is more focused on getting Thai businesses to sign on, in order to get that $300/citizen who lives around them. The citizen gets 10,000 baht—but the business could get 100,000 baht in a month if they have just 10 people come in to buy in one month. What if 40 people came in to spend their credit? Who wouldn’t want $12,000 more in sales in one month?
Then, when all the businesses are set up to take it, the citizens will have even less support to resist when it’s time to put unbearable pressure on them to switch.
Your thought is a very valid one. Thai small businesses are struggling. During the pandemic even the smallest seller of vegetables at the farmers markets got pushed into using QR codes due to Covid measures. Now I’d say half or more of sales are made using those QR phone scanning things. Even with us it’s compelling if we stay in Phuket: if once per month we went to one shop in a four kilometer radius of my husband’s registered address and stocked up on rice and canned goods and whatever else is on their approved list, it would make a difference for us and a huge difference for that shop. I’m starting to think they’re getting funded to push the next pandemic down everyone’s throats here…
Here’s the link I believe LoveOneAnother is referring to. It’s worth the read. Thank you, LOA. I shared it with friends who would be interested, who are watching this globally.
Fall of life as we knew it. Kinda of been watching this chip away
911, too big to fail, mostly peaceful riots, stolen elections, 35 trillion USA debts, we on the edge of learning to fly or swim. Falling to idk Faith that
It sure did though from a predictive programming viewpoint it is becoming difficult to see if the dog is wagging the tail or the tail is wagging the dog
Do you know that old cliche: "nomen est omen"? It means "the name is the destiny" or something like that. There are always people around with names and surnames related to war, like Pike, who go on to talk about war.
Also, people with names related to money end up talking about money.
Also, people with names related to health end up talking about disease, for example Dr. Gall, inventor of the Gall Bladder. ::drum roll:: You weren't expecting that, were you?
It's funny how much everything sucks in general. The bad news is this month of August is going to be horrible for many people. On day 16 we have Mars Square Saturn. Venus in opposition to Saturn. It happens during Mercury retrograde, so perhaps the consequences are not permanent.
It’s funny how often people have names which are hilariously appropriate or inappropriate for their life role. That reminds me of a meme I thought I downloaded and shared but didn’t related to a proctologist named Dr. Dick Chopp. A lot is subconscious but it has to come up in meeting people sometimes. Of course old English names often related directly to a family’s trade so if your surname is Baker your family was probably bakers and if Smith they were probably blacksmiths..
However, whether or not a letter was actually written by Pike, this missive appears to contain great insights into the first two wars. I'm dubious and unimpressed by 33° masons in general feeling the degree of attainment rests solely with the individual. Some are extraordinary and some are not.
I’ve known a few people who got into Freemasonry. It sounded like part hazing ritual, part the key to making connections that would bring success in life, and part the secrets of the universe are to be revealed to the higher echelons stuff that many religious hierarchies such as scientology also use. Does it end with finding out Lucifer controls world affairs? The Bible says that too. I’ll pass
Maybe this was news only to me, but college fraternities are Masonry lite, maybe even the gateway drug. Frat life, especially post college, has been good to my boys, but one day I shall ask, “What can we make of a club that requires you to keep secrets from your dad? Is that about ongoing investigations or sources and methods?”
I've been pondering Satanism again from a grounds up way: it is clear if you read the writing attributed to PIke that he believes the Third World War will end with the rise of Lucifer, who he calls the Bringer of LIght. Most Atheists I know meanwhile seemed to believe that as a backlash to a very harsh Abrahamic God who especially in the Old Testament seems to willy nilly smite people. This combines with more esoteric viewpoints that hold humans at the center as Gods and Goddesses unto themselves. Now I believe that we can develop communion with God the creator through virtually any religious or spiritual path, but I believe that at best we can reflect him through a type of channeling. I don't think we can replace him.
I suppose my biggest problem with secret societies is the secret aspect of them: if we are all God's creation, and God knows all of our deeds, would this not then be about creating a division of humans into subgroups of those who know and those who do not? This division into groups of believers or nonbelievers regardless of the banner it was done under has caused near irreparable trauma to this world for as long as recorded history....
I like how you merge logic and spirituality. The concepts of a God who willy nilly smites people (nifty phrase : ) and God the disinterested watchmaker make sense. Both types of people are out there. Apparently, if God is like us or we’re like those types of God, not much good can happen. In the broadest Biblical context, I conceptualize a God who imposed order on chaos, created us to have fun, be fruitful and multiply, and he told us how things were going to work: If you people will love me and trust me to drive the bus, I’ll pour blessings all over you. Or you can drive your own car off the cliff and back into chaos. That’s a consistent message and theme from Genesis to Revelation. But noooo. We want to drive, and Jesus was heartbroken. “Jerusalem, Jerusalem. You who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you. How often I have longed to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing” (Luke 13:34). Some are willing, but some aren’t, so division and bloody chaos get splattered everywhere. Christians love to say God keeps his promises. I figure he generally allows the consequences too.
Not to distract from the Pike quotes, but Amy do you have feedback on the following from Liberty Counsel? Future article possibly? Thx!!
"Thailand is now bribing its citizens into accepting digital control of their finances. Last week, the Thai government opened registration for Thai residents to receive “free” money.
The Thai government is hoping that 45-50 million citizens accept their “free” money. But there’s a catch — the residents are not receiving cash. Instead, they are being bribed into accepting a digital financial control scheme — the country’s newly created Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)."
I have read about this. It’s a 10,000 Thai baht (around $300) giveaway at first, where all money must be spent within 4 kilometers of the Thai person’s registered address. I’ll pass for now simply because we are almost never four kilometers from the registered address lately. Beyond that the smartphone is so bad at taking pictures I’d guess it’s equally terrible at scanning QR codes…
My guess is that Thai people will sign up and use it for things but that it will in no way shape or form replace existing baht
I wonder if the Thai gov’t is less concerned about getting the citizens on board, at this time but just wait, and is more focused on getting Thai businesses to sign on, in order to get that $300/citizen who lives around them. The citizen gets 10,000 baht—but the business could get 100,000 baht in a month if they have just 10 people come in to buy in one month. What if 40 people came in to spend their credit? Who wouldn’t want $12,000 more in sales in one month?
Then, when all the businesses are set up to take it, the citizens will have even less support to resist when it’s time to put unbearable pressure on them to switch.
Just a thought.
Your thought is a very valid one. Thai small businesses are struggling. During the pandemic even the smallest seller of vegetables at the farmers markets got pushed into using QR codes due to Covid measures. Now I’d say half or more of sales are made using those QR phone scanning things. Even with us it’s compelling if we stay in Phuket: if once per month we went to one shop in a four kilometer radius of my husband’s registered address and stocked up on rice and canned goods and whatever else is on their approved list, it would make a difference for us and a huge difference for that shop. I’m starting to think they’re getting funded to push the next pandemic down everyone’s throats here…
Here is the planning for the vaccines for the next pandemic in Asia. The WHO is going to push mRNA bird flu products. https://insiderpaper.com/new-push-for-mrna-bird-flu-vaccine-development-who/
Here’s the link I believe LoveOneAnother is referring to. It’s worth the read. Thank you, LOA. I shared it with friends who would be interested, who are watching this globally.
Thanks for the triggers .. where is the ladder? Range finder? Where is the forensics on bullets that would show how many guns used?
And the show me how deeply the light has pierced into you I am borrowing 🎁
Fall of the world or just revealing just how fallen the world has become?
Two presidents within two weeks one shot one terminated.
Albert pike seems like they create the future and
Hoping their satanic ways meet with the fate of Joe Biden placed on permanent time out.
Yeah, the fall of civilization got me too!
Fall of life as we knew it. Kinda of been watching this chip away
911, too big to fail, mostly peaceful riots, stolen elections, 35 trillion USA debts, we on the edge of learning to fly or swim. Falling to idk Faith that
A greater power exist we hope so!
Beautiful painting!
I think you’re right about the “religious” war shaping up. It started with one bite of an apple a long while back
It sure did though from a predictive programming viewpoint it is becoming difficult to see if the dog is wagging the tail or the tail is wagging the dog
Ah, for me, the last image, your painting, is what I consider our higher power., earth, trees, plants, water. The rest is man's folly. Good luck.
Can we start calling him Albert Spike?
lol!
Do you know that old cliche: "nomen est omen"? It means "the name is the destiny" or something like that. There are always people around with names and surnames related to war, like Pike, who go on to talk about war.
Also, people with names related to money end up talking about money.
Also, people with names related to health end up talking about disease, for example Dr. Gall, inventor of the Gall Bladder. ::drum roll:: You weren't expecting that, were you?
It's funny how much everything sucks in general. The bad news is this month of August is going to be horrible for many people. On day 16 we have Mars Square Saturn. Venus in opposition to Saturn. It happens during Mercury retrograde, so perhaps the consequences are not permanent.
It’s funny how often people have names which are hilariously appropriate or inappropriate for their life role. That reminds me of a meme I thought I downloaded and shared but didn’t related to a proctologist named Dr. Dick Chopp. A lot is subconscious but it has to come up in meeting people sometimes. Of course old English names often related directly to a family’s trade so if your surname is Baker your family was probably bakers and if Smith they were probably blacksmiths..
lol!
Meet Artimus G. Bushwhacker, Officer of Parks and Recreation.
At least he went to the bright side with that one! ;-)
The rifle is with Epstein's client logs
Particularly liked "This ain't my first psyop"! Some analyses exist purporting that the "Pike Letter" isn't true or existent. https://expose-news.com/2023/10/21/albert-pikes-plan-for-three-world-wars/
However, whether or not a letter was actually written by Pike, this missive appears to contain great insights into the first two wars. I'm dubious and unimpressed by 33° masons in general feeling the degree of attainment rests solely with the individual. Some are extraordinary and some are not.
I’ve known a few people who got into Freemasonry. It sounded like part hazing ritual, part the key to making connections that would bring success in life, and part the secrets of the universe are to be revealed to the higher echelons stuff that many religious hierarchies such as scientology also use. Does it end with finding out Lucifer controls world affairs? The Bible says that too. I’ll pass
Maybe this was news only to me, but college fraternities are Masonry lite, maybe even the gateway drug. Frat life, especially post college, has been good to my boys, but one day I shall ask, “What can we make of a club that requires you to keep secrets from your dad? Is that about ongoing investigations or sources and methods?”
I've been pondering Satanism again from a grounds up way: it is clear if you read the writing attributed to PIke that he believes the Third World War will end with the rise of Lucifer, who he calls the Bringer of LIght. Most Atheists I know meanwhile seemed to believe that as a backlash to a very harsh Abrahamic God who especially in the Old Testament seems to willy nilly smite people. This combines with more esoteric viewpoints that hold humans at the center as Gods and Goddesses unto themselves. Now I believe that we can develop communion with God the creator through virtually any religious or spiritual path, but I believe that at best we can reflect him through a type of channeling. I don't think we can replace him.
I suppose my biggest problem with secret societies is the secret aspect of them: if we are all God's creation, and God knows all of our deeds, would this not then be about creating a division of humans into subgroups of those who know and those who do not? This division into groups of believers or nonbelievers regardless of the banner it was done under has caused near irreparable trauma to this world for as long as recorded history....
I like how you merge logic and spirituality. The concepts of a God who willy nilly smites people (nifty phrase : ) and God the disinterested watchmaker make sense. Both types of people are out there. Apparently, if God is like us or we’re like those types of God, not much good can happen. In the broadest Biblical context, I conceptualize a God who imposed order on chaos, created us to have fun, be fruitful and multiply, and he told us how things were going to work: If you people will love me and trust me to drive the bus, I’ll pour blessings all over you. Or you can drive your own car off the cliff and back into chaos. That’s a consistent message and theme from Genesis to Revelation. But noooo. We want to drive, and Jesus was heartbroken. “Jerusalem, Jerusalem. You who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you. How often I have longed to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing” (Luke 13:34). Some are willing, but some aren’t, so division and bloody chaos get splattered everywhere. Christians love to say God keeps his promises. I figure he generally allows the consequences too.
I like them ALL!