The Greatest Trick the Devil Ever Pulled...

[JPFromTally]

"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he doesn't exist."

I've always loved the movie "The Usual Suspects" and was fascinated by this line. Until recently, I had no idea what it actually meant.

But just talk about these things:

- NAU
- Trilateral Commission
- CFR
- World government
- The Fed and debasement of currency.
- etc, etc.

And you're looked at as some sort of nut.

 

[ButchHowdy]

Or his function!

After years of searching and inquiry, I'm convinced the devil is simply "God's watchdog on a leash" or kind of like the Slugworth character on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

 

[JPFromTally]

Or his function!

After years of searching and inquiry, I'm convinced the devil is simply "God's watchdog on a leash" or kind of like the Slugworth character on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

That's a good way to put it!

 

[AnalogDan]

That movie was excellent. You know, there is a sort of cognitive dissonance with most Americans and these topics. Ultimately, many folks do not want to recognize these types of things could be happening with their country. Mostly, the average American is brainwashed. I just watched 'outfoxed' last night, about good ol' Rupert and Fox news. It explains a lot about their exclusion of Dr. Paul in their coverage.

 

[cageybee]

I've been saying for about a week now that The False Prophet is the Bush administration, The AntiChrist is The Fed, and The Satan is the group of men behind The Fed. Just think about it and read this book http://www.ldolphin.org/kingdom/index.html

 

[Agent CSL]

World education brainwashing system at it's best. In the great scheme of things no one can deny globalisation, which brings about great evil and great corruption. Is it condemned to investigate?

I love when people assume that conspiracy theorists are "gullible" because they believe "untrusted sources." These people are led to believe FOX and CNN are "trusted sources." Sure, some of these sources are phony, especially on the internet. It's the theorist's job to not believe, but to investigate somewhere between truth and lies. To keep themselves in an unbias Limbo.

"Do not trust the one who claims to tell the truth, trust the one who searches for the truth."

"Never predict the end of the world. If you're wrong, you're a fool. If you're right, you don't get the credit anyway."

 

[asgardshill]

I've been saying for about a week now that The False Prophet is the Bush administration, The AntiChrist is The Fed, and The Satan is the group of men behind The Fed. Just think about it and read this book http://www.ldolphin.org/kingdom/index.html

I have. And I'm still laughing out loud.

(And its pissing off the cat somethin' fierce) ...