The Greenback Jesus in the Reptile Cage
So it is in the Kali Yuga, when all that is most deceptive, injurious and superficial, is celebrated and all that is serving, nourishing and protective is held in contempt
So it is in the Kali Yuga, when all that is most deceptive, injurious and superficial, is celebrated and all that is serving, nourishing and protective is held in contempt
People generally do not understand the perils and burdens of things like fame, wealth, personal power and all the things that seem so attractive and especially so in Kali Yuga
It seems as if the Guardian, once a respected British newspaper, has already become fully integrated in the Israeli psychological war machine
Is he doing this deliberately to gain attention? Or is he just plain stupid?
Quo Vadis America? Quo Vadis Europe and The West. The moment approaches. The cosmic Sarajevo awaits and Arch Duke Ferdinand stands in the crosshairs of destiny
There is good reason to believe that treachery is now institutional among British politicians
Vigilant Citizen returns with more examples of occult symbolism on public display – for those who know
11/11/11 approaches. Does that mean anything? Does anything mean anything? There is a imminent arrival of the unknown into every life; today, tomorrow, next week, next year? We shall see
The French inquest ruled Diana’s death an “unlawful killing” by unidentified “following vehicles”; yet within seconds, the BBC was misreporting that the jury blamed the paparazzi, and the rest of the media followed suit
If Americans have lost their country to organized Jewry, they lost it slowly and imperceptibly. Indeed, most remain unaware that their country no longer belongs to them
The face-off between Israel and Iran has assumed omminous dimensions: as Israel is reportedly now working to increase the range of its nuclear weapons AND develop a second strike capability
The death of extrovert pop personality Jimmy Savile has brought a host of skeletons out of the cupboard. Former intelligence insider and occult investigator T Stokes looks through Savile’s less well-publicised past