High Level Insider, Mystery Schools & Reddit: an account of my interactions with the anon.
151 2017-08-08 by elnegroik
I've been meaning to pen this post (or one like it) for some time now. A number of contributing factors means that time is more or less now.
So here it is.
High Level Insider
About a Year ago, I came across the [High Level Insider question threads](https:/reddit.com /r/conspiracy/comments/5rnio2/high_level_insider_an_explanation_of_the_anon_and/ ).
( Further detail on HLI are provided across the post if you've not heard of the anon before and don't wish to read the sessions right now )
Shortly after that, with the help of some likeminded users, we discovered the anon had a number of Alts on Reddit- one was a legacy account, the other still active. What I'm about to impart is the sum total of my experience with the anon to date. If you check back through my post history you'll see my earlier (and rather more crude) efforts to raise awareness on this. I'm doing so now as the anons most recent incarnation seems to have disappeared , so I feel less prickish about subjecting them to the inevitable deluge of enquiries that will ensue after this post. But I can't overstate how valuable the insights gained from studying the anon have been for me. The narrative they present and solutions they offer are both novel and inspiring. It's the Internet so of course it's impossible to know if they're speaking with 100% veracity, but without taking the time to adequately look into this, writing it off as a committed LARP, seems more naive than taking it as gospel.
I only ask that you read with an open mind and take the time to perform the due diligence that should be a requisite for any prudent investigator.
tl:dr - Things aren't as fucked as they appear, it seems as if we might have a shot.*
u/freedomintensifies - The Legacy Account
I'll start with the legacy account that we discovered after the question sessions on /pol. If I recall correctly it was a combination of certain phrases, the subjects discussed, and the (trademark) clarity when discussing the complex & novel, that led us to conclude the anon was one and the same. I followed up with a jocular, but respectful message asking if they'd confirm our suspicions - didn't think they'd respond. But they did.
You'll find further reading on a diverse array of topics across their comment history, but the comment I feel most elucidates the connection would be their breakdown on September 11 and then introducing the Space Elevator:
u/freedomintensifies discusses 9/11 u/freedomintensifies discusses orbital ring space Elevator
u/closedsociety404 - We then came across an account bearing the hallmarks we'd come to recognise - novel narratives driven by singular facts, varied and deep competencies, eschews the concealment of knowledge etc Here's an example, (but again you'll find a wealth of further reading across their comment history):
At the very top of the occult pyramid, yes. However, many people who are involved legitimately do think they are worshipping some entity. For example, there are a lot of myths about aliens creating human life. Often these involve tales that these people came from the Sirius star system or some such. Scientologists have similar stories like planet Xenu. Mormons too.
Where did this stuff come from? Well, suppose you know how to navigate by the stars. If you are devoting mental energy to this, other people will pick up on it. How to conceal your true mental intentions then? Wrap it in very emotionally riveting tales. You look up to Sirius to navigate but you conceal what you are thinking / doing with some fantastical tale about this is where your creator originated or whatever.
Enough of this and in some sense it becomes "real." People who are exposed to the linguistic keys that lead them to the emotions tied up with Sirius can be overcome with the emotions that swirled around it in the past. It can feel like some other worldly entity moving through you and some people get wrapped up in this with legitimate belief.
Sirius rises in July in Egypt / Israel / Iraq and overlaps with the sun. So the heat of the summer seems to be associated with Sirius - there is less light and heat when Sirius is away from the sun. Can naively seem like a life giver (growing the crops) literally and figuratively (origination myths).
But then you find out that there were active trade routes from America to the Middle East thousands of years ago, that the stars were important for navigation. So you know why the true purpose of Sirius needed to be guarded. And you know better than to think Sirius has anything to do with it getting warm during the summer now - just a cosmic coincidence.
As far as people being in the know, all of that varies tremendously. You can get a small sense of that just from this point. The more you know, the fewer of their myths you can believe. But, if you are fed a lot of semi-truths it is very easy to feel enlightened yet be more lost than when you started.
After studying the entirety of their comments, cross referencing with the (then active) sessions on /pol, as well as with each other ,we concluded that the OPs of the excerpts were indeed alts of theHigh Level Insider anon. In my time as a lurker I've seen FBIAnon, HiddenHand etc all ply their trade, with varying degrees of success, but ultimately the verdict was: Larp. The racists and infancy prevent me from engaging too much, but I ride it out as /pol occasionally throws up some gems. High Level Insider was different from the off. When have you ever seen the maesltrom of shitpost hell be tamed by a guy speaking about Jesus and Space Elevators ?
Deep and wide learning across hard sciences, history, politics, religion is evident throughout the sessions. Answers within seconds of the question being posed, with sessions frequently lasting for hours. I checked details like disparity in time between answer & question, cross referencing from google, to address the possibility the anon might be fraudulent - but nothing. (I invite you to do the same, perhaps with a different methodology to detect foul play.)
I'll try and condense the more stand out revelations into a bloated tldr:
The anon purports to be a member of a benevolent secret society, Three - which counts Jesus, Plato, Washington , JFK amongst its members. The American Revolution was their project to create a republic away from the insidious tendrils of the British- home of global Freemasonry. For thousands of years they've moved in opposition to the oligarchical factions who prey on humanity.
The history of the "illuminati" is a great example. It was created by American Revolutionaries as a psy-op to allow the revolution to go forward by creating uncertainty within the ranks of freemasonry as to whether it was a sanctioned event or not.
Atlantis was real and the place where mankind first rose to learned civility. Following the cataclysm that destroyed global civilisation, consciousness as we know it was lost. Humanity at that time operated under The Bicameral Mind - a mindstate characterised by the division of cognitive functions to seperate parts of the brain - Godbrain (speaking/commands) Servantbrain (listens/obeys).
Origins of Conciousness in the breakdown of the Bicameral Mind-Julian Jaynes is the only book HLI recommends to any who enquire on further reading outside of the sessions. Coherence in consciousness ( The Holy Spirit ) is a genuine phenomena and one exploited by the elite against the masses.
Consciousness" is a skill wherein people create a mental world analogous to the physical world in order to attempt hypothetical solutions to novel problems. This skill was developed over thousands of years, following the collapse of an earlier system for responding creatively to unique stimuli. This system, dubbed "the Bicameral Mind" involved the right hemisphere of the brain generating solutions and communicating them to the acting left hemisphere using language as the encoding system. As a result, Bicameral individuals "heard" these solutions spoken to them as if from an outside force.
Hypnosis, schizophrenia, possession, are all vestiges of the Bicameral Mind.
The power structures that exist in society today are the result of secret societies that formed as the conscious emerged. Initially meant to preserve awareness, the societies became corrupted by the idea that knowledge should be hidden to rule over the masses. The various factions in Mystery Babylon stem from this central premise:
Dark priests - these people believe that beauty emerges from contrast. Evil is necessary for good kind of thing. They are not necessarily pro-evil, but pro-contrast.
Kings - generally less intelligent than dark priests. Much of their code of behavior derives from a belief in the past that you need a slave class to sustain an enlightened class.
Meritocracy - they believe in something similar to democratic rule, but only with votes for the initiated, because the masses are hopeless.
-Humanist elite:
Us (Three) - we're more interested in the emperor without clothes effect. The exercise of power has always come with a stifling of dissent and dangerous dips into psychosis. We try to undermine this tendency more than anything else.
Christianity Three follow an esoteric form of Christianity, HLI repeatedly stresses the need for symbolic, not literal, interpretation as the means to truth.
Christianity itself was our primary attack on the empire. We work primarily through ideas that are compelling enough to spread on their own merit, what you might call meme magic The elements of the trinity are distinct and each independently meaningful. The holy spirit refers to our collective consciousness. God is real and Jesus was an inspired prophet. Christianity is correct to emphasize the virginal birth and sacrifice. What the virgin birth means is that he rose to consciousness outside of the mystery schools, which laid bare the fraud of them concealing knowledge. His entire life was lived as a sacrifice spreading the truth to ensure that connection to higher consciousness / the godhead would never be the exclusive possession of the corrupted schools.
The essence of Christiandom is two fold, one: to do good, and two: to bring consciousness and enlightenment to all.
Their aim is to bring to about a resurgence of the American system of values, through the unleashing of decades worth of pent up technology . Chief amongst this, would be the orbital ring Space Elevator :
I'll illustrate an example using only known, public technology:
Combine an elevator (>ability to run power cables to the ground) with the unlimited real estate in space (>100-1000x concentration power from cheap mirrors) and you can drop power generation costs to about 1/10th of a penny per kWh for something on the order of 18TW of generation (100x reduction in cost of energy supplies) and you have no scaling limitations (until you get several orders of magnitude beyond what we currently use anyway)
All of this can be done with current technology and engineering ability to bring global GDP per capita above $1 million within 10-15 years.
In earlier sessions when questioned about his group conducting a targeted intervention, HLI states Three will run one of their own for president in 2024 .
Queries then arose around what form this intervention would take and in what fashion they done so historically:
We didn't even control Christianity or Islam. We have throughout history injected big ideas like this and to a lesser extent stories, parables, artistic works, etc., as blunt and imperfect instruments to nudge mankind in the right direction. It is only in the modern era that we could conceive of programmatic seizure of power with the ability to leverage scientific ability to overcome our inferior numbers.
Our organization is robust, offensively capable, and well-defended already. The current evolving phase is bringing the masses into the fold with a head that cannot be chopped off.
Like I said - far fetched, right?
If any of this is new to you, your automatic reaction will most likely be mocking disbelief, with a side order of condescension. Like I said - I'm not asking you to believe me off the bat. It's not necessary that you believe me at all. I'm simply presenting compelling, albeit radical information, to a sub known for discussing such things. I've linked the sources that have led me to my opinion- take the time to engage with them and in due course you'll understand why someone would risk the ridicule expected for promotion of such a radical narrative.
Ponder this if you would before forming your response:
If you discussed the vast majority of conspiracies (elite pedophilia, secret societies, Tristate cities, DUMB's,Archons etc) we research in this sub, with one of your more 'bluepilled' friends or family members, what reaction would you likely receiver? Be honest now. Most likely the rolled eyes of mocking disbelief? With a condescending tidbit as their response,
At this stage I've digested the entirety of the question sessions, read the recommended book and conducted ancillary research around the topics discussed.
With the help of the user who introduced me to the anon in the first place (s/o u/darkomantis!) I managed to take part in several sessions. Here's the sole question I had answered :
ME
HLI- you must understand how difficult it is for those of us who are cynical enough to disputed the accepted narrative, to fully trust an individual making the claims you do. We've heard iterations of it before and found the source wanting every time. As concisely as your position permits, please explain why this time is any different? A lifelong dreamer turned Cynic
HLI
If you think back on all the nonsense you have ever read, none of it ever offered you a way out.
You have one in the space elevator alone. You have seen the rise of the middle class in one nation threaten the global order to such an extreme degree that the CIA went on a killing spree across America, rounding up others into institutions, restricting job access, and so on. They are on the brink of failure from only modest economic success. It isn't so hard to see that unleashing decades of unused technological progress would not only end them but leave you with a radically better world. And, all of this is verifiable. Crack open some textbooks, learn the physical principles, and see for yourself.
If this is a LARP, its superior to any I'm familiar with by some orders of magnitude. There are subs and 'Fan/LARP' (VOTL,High_Level_Insider) accounts that have sprung up since the anons appearance, all of whom are actively researching and engaging with the source material.
Earlier this year, I penned a post on Trump , and another on Tulsi Gabbard both composed using breadcrumbs given to me by the anon. Both equally necessary to help break the spell bogus politicians have over this community. I noticed the anon was active on the thread during the week it was stickied. Again, I can't attest to the 100% veracity of the anon, more so that I've found deception easier to identify when viewed with the aid of their insights. If this equates to truth, then so be it.
They seem to have disappeared for now, both on Reddit and /pol, but the comment histories and archived threads are there still available to view.
I'll finish with sharing one of the last messages I received from the anon. I'd just read Fingerprints of the Gods and wanted the hear their thoughts on the technological capacity of ancient people. The matter of fact manner they discuss truly reality-expanding concepts, never ceases to amaze me. Hopefully it's piqued your interest to the extent you're curious enough to look into this for yourself.
Peace. elnegroik
To me the most interesting thing about the ancients is that they had the time to stop and think carefully. Really there isn't much remarkable about what we find other than the carefulness of it all. We could talk about how the pyramids were constructed, no magic need be invoked. It isn't the overwhelming task that it appears. The truly neat thing about the pyramids is not their scale, it is their precision. That requires high mathematical competency which is very abstract thought. Mathematicians are some of the most careful, precise, considered thinkers on the planet. >>That these existed in droves necessary to do all the astrological work tells you about a society that was living luxurious lives by modern standards. Even in a "first world" nation like America, half the population is in dire poverty. I think something like 2/3 are paycheck to paycheck, 80% can't handle an emergency bill of modest size - $5-10k. You think about these things compared to ancient civilizations that had th time to sit around and work out thousands and thousands of years of astronomical calculations, design temples all around the world, build them, etc., and they seem rich beyond comprehension for most - at least in terms of free time. Who has the free time to build a boat and sail around the world today, never mind the years of designing a temple to build on the other side of the planet, etc.? All that stuff about the pyramid being some magical power plant or some such is a distraction. Really what it tells you about is the magic of a society organized towards the interest of the people, the magic of living in harmony, and so on. The pyramid is remarkable only in the sense of the remarkable fall man has experienced in the intervening period, not so much a remarkable achievement in itself.
135 comments
1 The_Veracity_Sector 2017-08-08
Thats a lot of words! Must have taken a while to do.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
1/3 - 1/4 is paraphrasing .. so not the literary feat it appears ha..
1 EricCarver 2017-08-08
lol, funny reply. But you are right, words are hard.
1 guenonsbitch 2017-08-08
The virgin birth symbolism gave me chills!! Thanks for this compilation!
1 justice_reigns 2017-08-08
I liked that a lot as well. It felt like a light bulb went off in my head.
1 haveyouseenmymarble 2017-08-08
Then you should read the entire collection of threads. Light bulbs throughout.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
You'll like the symbology of the cross methinks:
1 Deaconblues18 2017-08-08
Commenting just to mark so I can read later. Lots of words. Thanks, OP.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Take the time to read all of them. I've been a conspiracy researcher for many years, and this was the biggest find I've ever come across, and it's not even close.
1 Deaconblues18 2017-08-08
Will do. Thank you
1 TheGreatOni19 2017-08-08
Thank you for this.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
It's honestly my pleasure.
1 EricCarver 2017-08-08
this is a great thread, one that took a lot of effort to make. and I agree with you, if it is a LARP, it is a fantastic one.
I wonder why they are waiting for 2024 to try to get one of their presidents installed.
1 BozuOfTheWaterDogs 2017-08-08
Trumpo has the next 8 years in the bag.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
I pressed for similar closure when the Trump thread got stickied.
"So when's the revolution?!
The crux of the response I eventually received was: these things take time. It's only with the advent of the modern age and the resultant power shift that came with advanced technology, were they able to overtly oppose the regime as opposed to i the covert meme-based warfare they traditionally employ. Across the sessions I get the impression that we're very much in the midst of a major transition. Events like the procession of the equinox have seemingly converged by chance with the transition of reserve currency status... the parasitic cycle of fiat, gold, fiat, gold is due to turn again, as the cabal moves from one host to another. In the absence of any targeted intervention, of Biblical proportions, the American people will be saddled with a debt that can never be paid.
So it seems as good enough time as any for the revolutionaries to begin their stand.
1 TXROADWARRIOR 2017-08-08
have you found any responses or questions that ask about the September 23rd "event"? very great post that i've saved to comb through later!
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
They want to lay the groundwork to make sure it "sticks" this time. They've tried several times before and faced mass executions of their order.
1 EricCarver 2017-08-08
I get that. I normally am not superstitious but 2024 is the year of the second US solar eclipse too, as it is 7 years from now. lots of weird conflicting prophecies around how end times go, but the 7 years of tribulation caught my attention.
1 Mike_McDermott 2017-08-08
I wonder if the Fabernache code exists in time and human events?
1 Mike_McDermott 2017-08-08
are you referring tot he gnostics?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
That's a pretty accurate term to describe them, but they've used many names over the years.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
As to their beliefs, he said this:
1 Contrary_mma_hipster 2017-08-08
His praise for Hamilton makes me think he is disinfo. Hamilton is the worst of all the founding fathers.
1 Dippy_Egg 2017-08-08
Major red flag insofar as his understanding of economics. Also soft on Washington if I remember correctly.
1 Contrary_mma_hipster 2017-08-08
Indeed
1 Thatsmahdood 2017-08-08
Hamilton was a humanist who favored US soveriegnty over foreign dependence.
His 'Federalist Papers' put him on the side of the Ionians, Athenians and Spartans in the Pelopanesian war. If I remember correctly, I believe he renounced Aristotle as the Platonic heir, as well.
Of what I have read of his politics (and what little of his economics can be found in the 'Federalist Papers'), Hamilton seems in line with the ambitions of Three, an American Republic free of the Old World influence.
As for Washington, it's confusing. He was a mason of high rank, in order to keep tabs on their movements and spread rumors of the Illuminati penetrating their ranks. As HLI intimated, the compartmentalization of Mason knowledge allowed for confusion-- fostered by agents of Humanity such as Franklin and Washington-- to run rampant.
TL;DR: Hamilton was FOR the new republic. Washington (and Franklin) were in bed with the enemy to pull the world over their eyes.
1 Contrary_mma_hipster 2017-08-08
Wasn't Hamilton more in support of a Rothschild central bank and a higher level of federal power than practically every other founding father?
1 Thatsmahdood 2017-08-08
I have never read anything of his referencing the Rothchild's, but I do believe he was for a central bank, a Nation bank. Also, I was wrong in the comment above. He never mentioned Aristotle.
Hamilton wrote series of reports for George Washington's administration and for congress starting in 1790. He was the predecessor of Henry Clay , whose economics inspired Lincoln.
The First Report of four, the Report on Public Credit calculated the national debt. His first move was to pay back all of the IOU's the government handed out durring the war . He demanded the government establish good credit with it's citizens by paying-- with interest-- the face value of the IOU's. Some corruption ensued, but take the good with the bad, I guess. He used ear-marked tariffs to pay down the debt.
The Second Report, the Report on a National Bank was to be a part-private, part-state run bank. If I understand this correctly, the federal government would pay back the IOU in full, or you could put it in the National Bank at $0.75 on the dollar and watch it grow. Playa's Choice, if you will...
The Fourth Report, the Report on Manufactures is the one which inspired the American System ). Essentially, Hamilton wanted to tax the bejeezus out of foreign imports to boost domestic production. ** Warning:: Gross Over-simplification ahead!**
His argument:
America has every resource we need plus 3 million souls who need. Let us harvest here, produce here and sell here. The rest of the world will come to us. The Dutch and Portuguese will pay to sell to us.
Their Argument:
Only the northern states produce! The southern states are farmers! We rely on foreign imports for the luxuries of civilized life!
Hamilton's viewpoint is stated plainly in the Federalist Paper 11 where he writes:
TL:DR: Accepting our outrageous tariffs will be the cheapest course of action for a foreign manufacturer.
The fishy part to me is the claim they needed foreign goods at a reasonable price. W
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1 Contrary_mma_hipster 2017-08-08
Thank you for your well articulated viewpoint. I will have to research further and reconsider my opinion. Admittedly, my opinion is more based on second hand interpretation than source material. Most "conspiracy" authors are not fans of Hamilton due to him being a proponent of a central bank. That is one reason why he is celebrated by modern day elites, hell even Broadway.
1 TheUltimateSalesman 2017-08-08
TBH; looks like AI responses that were trained from /r/conspiracy ; vague, but referencing material that is in the right realm.
1 EricCarver 2017-08-08
really? I guess I didn't pick up on that. Interesting perspective.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
Not my impression. Would you care to expand?
1 accountingisboring 2017-08-08
AI is something I had not thought about. That is certainly a possibility.
1 TheUltimateSalesman 2017-08-08
If you were going to try to control a conspiracy sub, I think having its users run around looking at 'allowed' research and making vague suggestions as if you 'were in the know' would be a great tool.
1 Occams-shaving-cream 2017-08-08
Q anon
1 TheUltimateSalesman 2017-08-08
do you mean that 4chan thing going on? I haven't really been following it after getting frustrated at it's lame suggestions. Just say WTF you mean dude and stop pussyfooting.
1 Occams-shaving-cream 2017-08-08
Q anon is doing exactly what you described there. Clear enough?
1 TheUltimateSalesman 2017-08-08
LOL I meant "Just say WTF you mean dude and stop pussyfooting." towards Q, not you, sorry ;p He's got everyone postulating.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
I can't recommend enough that everyone go read those posts. This is not your run-of-the-mill 4chan LARP
I'm 100% confident they are real, and can verify most of what they said with publicly available sources (although I disagree with them on some important matters). Feel free to ask questions.
1 downisupp 2017-08-08
can you expand on what?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Spiritual truth. They see the Bible as being almost entirely an allegory, and I don't. At the very heart of the issue, I don't believe anyone will go to heaven without repenting and accepting the sacrifice of Jesus Christ for their sins, and they explicitly reject this idea.
That isn't to say I think they're bad people. They fight the Mystery Babylon system, which is literally God's work, and they are not opposed to literal interpretations of Christianity: "whoever is not against us is for us." (Mark 9:40).
A number of their members, like Raymond Lull , have taken Christianity pretty literally. Even Hamilton was pretty clearly a conventional Christian, and Washington probably was as well.
Further, I would argue that the mystery religions they follow originally came from Enoch in the Old Testament, who created the Sacred Sciences. The original message was corrupted by the time of the Nephilim, who ruled over the whole earth by these mystery cults. After the flood, Nimrod used mystery religions to again enslave humanity, so God confused their languages and scattered humanity.
According to both the good and evil mystery schools, Freemasonry came from Enoch before the flood. Where HLI gets mixed up is that he doesn't realize there are two traditions. To my knowledge, author Gary Wayne is the only one to snap to this: in Genesis there is a good Enoch (line of Seth) and an evil Enoch (line of Cain).
So, the story goes, God sent the flood to destroy humanity because he hated them. And the Tower of Babel is about hiding knowledge. What HLI doesn't know is that he's getting a corrupted reading of this story, which is prevalent in virtually every single religion besides the writings of Genesis, and probably the Book of Enoch.
The real story is that the evil mystery schools like the Brotherhood of the Snake which were founded by literal human-demon hybrids, had enslaved humanity before the Flood. After the Flood, Nimrod did the same thing (literally a One World Government), so God confused their languages and scattered humanity so they could be free of control by the mystery schools.
It was because the original story was corrupted that God called Abraham out of Babylon. And unlike the other religions, he wrote everything down, so it couldn't be corrupted by the Mystery Babylon system (only misinterpreted).
It gets even crazier when you consider the possibility that God entrusted these nations to angels who had not fallen in the 1st situation (note Daniel's references to the demon "Prince of Persia" and Paul's saying in Ephesians that our battle is against territorial demonic forces), but fell after being given responsibility over nations.
And it reaches its craziest when you recall that HLI referred to his group as "The Watchers." Same name given to the angels that fell in Genesis 6.
But the Book of Enoch also tells us that many of these fallen angels are repentant, and want to fix the mess they created. Recall also the Greek legends of the Titans (Giants, Nephilim) overthrowing the true God, but then being overthrown themselves by Zeus, who saw how evil they had become.
According to some of the question sessions, Three has been fighting Mystery Babylon since about 800 BC. We've been fighting it since well before the Flood.
1 schwilldough 2017-08-08
Is there any particular reason you see the overt narrative culminating in Pauline and following church doctrines being divinely inspired as opposed to every other narrative transmission which becomes warped over time?
I tend to lean toward agreeing with Christ that right action is right doctrine rather than the inverse which tend to be the teachings of "the Church". Paul I think struggled with this due probably to his religious background and audience.
When it comes to teachings of Christ I find it very difficult to adopt the modern literalist narrative that requires a confession of faith to secure a place in the afterlife. His teaching is not a universalist one, but he very clearly in multiple instances makes it clear that his path is one of right action not right belief. What's beautiful about this is how it works whether the Kingdom of God is meant to be made manifest now or to be experienced in fullness after death.
All that being said, if you're loving God and your neighbor I embrace you as a brother and hope to bring the Kingdom in with you. Just curious as to how you got to the place you are and if it's something I hadn't considered.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
For one thing, Paul was brutally killed for these beliefs, like the rest of the disciples. Sheeple will die for made-up religions, but not the founders.
Secondly, there is fulfilled prophecy. Look into the dozens of prophecies about Jesus that he fulfilled, or look into how Bible prophecy is being fulfilled right now, like how Israel was regathered from the 4 corners of the earth back to their land.
The most important part is actually repentance; turning from a life of evil. Imagine if God let unrepentant evil psychopaths into Heaven; it wouldn't be Heaven at all. You simply can't have a positive afterlife without a prerequisite of repentance.
Sure, this is why the book of James is in the Bible, to counteract libertinism ("sin it up, Jesus already paid the tab!"). Real repentance will lead to good deeds.
One of the central teachings of Christianity is tolerance toward those with different beliefs.
1 schwilldough 2017-08-08
Thanks for the response.
I don't think we have differing beliefs so much as differing levels of internal conviction around some fairly immaterial issues. :-)
1 WestCoastHippy 2017-08-08
Who is the "we" of the last sentence? Christians before such a specific name existed? Genuine curious. Largely agree with your take(s).
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Yes. The followers of Jesus Christ. The true followers of the Hebrew religion. Those that listened to Noah's preaching after the flood. Those that followed Enoch's preaching before the flood.
If you're interested, there's a really interesting book called "Eternity in their Hearts" that shows that many religions are essentially telling the same thing if you go back far enough. This belief was widespread in the early church, but modern Christians teach that anything except Evangelical Christianity is terrible and must be denounced.
For example, many pagan religions believe in an ultimate creator God, which is exactly what the Bible teaches: lots of lesser spiritual powers (angels) and an ultimate one (God).
It's likely that many of these old religions were founded by Enoch and Noah, and subsequently corrupted.
1 INTELDracula 2017-08-08
Do you have any links where I can learn more of this?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
There's a lot there, so maybe be more specific.
Overall, check out Gary Wayne's Genesis 6 conspiracy. He's also done dozens of interviews, and it's absolutely incredible the breadth of knowledge; he's been on everything from Evangelical Bible prophecy to completely secular Bigfoot researchers.
1 INTELDracula 2017-08-08
I'm just starting to study the Bible and I want to learn everything you said just don't know where to start and I'll check out that guy.
1 RPmatrix 2017-08-08
watch the movie Zeitgeist, it gives a great explanation about all this
1 accountingisboring 2017-08-08
I would like to read more on Enoch, care to suggest best starting point?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
The Book of Enoch is a great place to start.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
This was not the craziest, but one of the most interesting things he said. The Watchers as those carrying the antediluvian knowledge and trying to steer humanity in the right direction, IMO, not literal "fallen angels" from some kind of Heaven which would bring us dangerously close to some alien disinfo stories.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
If you have something you disagree with, please explain it. But I've never said anything even hinting at aliens, and Three has, at a number of points in their history, acknowledged the existence of spirit beings, including negative entities.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
Not you. But you keep recommending Gary Wayne and reading his texts is not very elightening tbh.
For example:
http://genesis6conspiracy.com/chapter-48-the-alien-phenomena/
http://genesis6conspiracy.com/chapter-74-the-illuminati/
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Did you read the bit about aliens? He says it's a plot by the mystery schools.
He makes the same mistake about the Illuminati as almost everyone else makes, I'll grant it. And that's why I've referred people to Scarlet and the Beast (quoted extensively by Bill Cooper) which discusses the battle between secret societies.
There's some sources that I'm 100% sure are from them that contain this, but I don't want to reveal them because it would amount to outing them.
I already said I think Manly P Hall was one of them, or at least was given information by them. He's got lots of material on all of these topics I'm discussing. You can start with Secret Teachings of All Ages .
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
And most likely some more mistakes and misinterpretions... I prefer gnostics to Wayne.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Based on what? It sounds like you're presuming he's inaccurate because he reaches a different conclusion than you do. Bill Cooper quoted extensively from Evangelical sources in exposing the mysteries.
Like who? If you have a source that you think does a better job presenting things, then by all means share it. But otherwise, it sounds like you haven't taken the time to evaluate whether Gary Wayne's argument is supported by the evidence or not.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
The conclusions matter because he seems to be very sure that he has the right view regarding the end times deception. What if he is the one who is wrong?
The reference to gnostics was made by him, for example here in the video you recommended to watch, time mark 1:11:22 .
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
From everything I've seen by Gary Wayne, he doesn't believe in aliens, but rather spiritual beings. I've heard him say repeatedly that the alien line is not something he believes in, but it originated from one of the Gnostic secret societies. The same societies the push the mysticism narratives, like elves and fairies.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
And he says: "read my book so that you are not deceived."( https://youtu.be/gmmfmCdqzbQ?t=1h12m00s ).
What if he is the one who is wrong due to literal interpretation of the bible? .
Don't you find it concerning? (asking u/EagleOfAmerica again).
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
He believes in his research and believes in his book, nothing wrong with that. He's not wrong in that the mystery schools are deceivers. As for Gary, I don't know. I'll see what I think after I finish his book. He seems like a genuine good person though.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Would you agree that every Evangelical in this country would be better off if they were aware of the influence that Freemasons have?
This is, at best, a probabilistic argument, and a terribly weak one (people who believe in biblical literalism are so prone to make mistakes that you should be suspicious of this person on the sole basis that they believe in literalism). If he were a flat earther, you might have an argument, but we're talking about finer points of theology, not something you can debunk in 10 minutes.
If you're saying biblical literalism, is, per se, grounds for being suspicious of someone's views, then I would say you need to read The Origin of Consciousness again. This is essentially shutting off one's consciousness to the claims of someone outside of your tribe.
Every argument that a person makes should be evaluated on its own merit, including whether literal interpretation of the Bible is correct. Have you actually investigated that personally, or are you assuming High Level Insider is correct about that matter without confirming it yourself?
I don't really care if you disagree with me, I just want you to make a strong argument for whatever position you take.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
"Seek the truth, hear the truth, learn the truth, love the truth, speak the truth, hold the truth and defend the truth until death."
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
Anyone interested in what the anons had to say about the space elevator project during "orbital ring space elevator" campaign is invited to read their compiled posts by u/darkomantis here .
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
In the last question session, an anon asked if TPTB tried to kill God, to which he replied something like "yes, but they were unsuccessful". My thoughts are that he didn't mean it literally, but that they have tried to steer people away from God and more towards scientism, big bang theory, etc.
Any thoughts on this?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
See my comment .
That sounds about right. Turn science into pure empiricism, reasoning from the observations, rather than operating from a sense of a deeper truth.
At a very basic level, most societies didn't even consider the Creator to be rational, so why would you go looking for natural laws that you can understand? In other words, most societies are philosophically incapable of science.
1 Mike_McDermott 2017-08-08
what are your areas of disagreement and why?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
See my comment here .
As far as ClosedSociety404, I have a less cynical view of the Council for National Policy. It's not great, but it's nothing like its counterpart, the Council on Foreign Relations, and other establishment policy groups.
Compare also to the groups it largely replaced; Le Circle, John Birch Society, American Security Council, etc. All created by Freemasons and Knights of Malta, totally subverted from the beginning..
1 -G-A-R-D-E-N-E-R- 2017-08-08
A.I. Told me
1 pby1000 2017-08-08
Interesting read. Many more data points to consider, and to connect to other data points.
I have had discussions with others about how we live apart from our neighbors. It really weakens us. If we relearn to share and work together, then money is not necessary. The Babylonian money magick becomes useless.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
For now, we need to withdraw from this wicked system as much as possible. A righteous money system, such as one that rewards productive investments, would be even better.
1 pby1000 2017-08-08
Yes, I agree. Making the value of the dollar depend on labor would also help.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
It's a great joy to see that phrase outside of bibliotecaplayades..
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
THAT is a great website. I don't agree with half of it, but there are months' worth of rabbit holes to go down.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Yeah it's teeming with disinfo and falsepositives, but like /pol, gold and muck sometimes come out the same hole
1 pby1000 2017-08-08
Hmmm... I am not familiar with that site. I will have a look.
Yes, me from a year ago would think that me today is completely insane. I used to not care about politics, but I did this time because of Bernie. I had no idea where it would lead me... LOL.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
What a timely post! It's been a great year!
1 ponerologist 2017-08-08
If it's a LARP, it's still profound and offers plenty of food for thought in its own right. And if it's legit... holy fuck. :D It's a good time to be alive.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Exactly. You judge a fruit by its trees..
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Not a LARP. They definitely exist, and they are very old. Back to the biblical Magi and before.
1 ponerologist 2017-08-08
It has the ring of truth for me. I think people can't get past the fact that it's 4chan, the home of LARPers - but IMO, if Jesus were alive today he may well be dropping truth bombs on 4chan.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Where else would he go - CNN? MSM? YouTube? Facebook? Nah, he'd go to the fringes and make them believers.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
The prostitutes, tax collectors, and the meme magicians.
1 Mike_McDermott 2017-08-08
Just like he did in the bible.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
Can confirm. They simply speak with people
1 elasto 2017-08-08
You're not wrong. Some sources I trust say the groundwork that is being laid from 2000-2020 has a HUGE effect on what happens in 2324. And that's why Major Ed Dames couldn't remote view beyond 2012. It was "off limits".
1 supapete 2017-08-08
Got a link for that?
1 elasto 2017-08-08
No. You'd have to go through Art Bell transcripts from the 1990s where he had Ed Dames on the show.
1 obliterationn 2017-08-08
cool beans
1 JesusTakeTheDick 2017-08-08
What do you think of his claims that Osama and Obama are the same person?
I've read a lot of his stuff on 4chan back when it was happening and you can tell the account is extremely intelligent and well read. But at times throws out some really insane claims like the one i mentioned above. What do you make of this?
1 5dreality 2017-08-08
There are kids that proved this on youtube... adults just get stuck in their own ways and have a more difficult time accepting this sort of truth
1 JesusTakeTheDick 2017-08-08
source please?
1 zenerbufen 2017-08-08
He already told you old man, find some local kids and ask them for help with the youtubes.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
I've compared pictures of both of them and can definitely see how it's possible. Same facial structure, same hands, etc. I wouldn't put it past the CIA to be able to change some parts of his face like the lips and nose. I'm sure all of it was filmed in a propaganda studio somewhere as well.
1 Dasittmane 2017-08-08
What was the context in which that was said?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
It's literally true. Barack Obama worked for a CIA front . His whole family is CIA. He went to Columbia at the same time as Brzezinski, who created bin Ladin. He looks just like the guy if you put on a few prosthetics.
1 JesusTakeTheDick 2017-08-08
Posts a bunch of shit that proves nothing....
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
"9. Play Dumb. No matter what evidence or logical argument is offered, avoid discussing issues with denial they have any credibility, make any sense, provide any proof, contain or make a point, have logic, or support a conclusion. Mix well for maximum effect."
http://www.thelibertybeacon.com/25-rules-disinformation/
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
"Obama is Osama"
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
Have you seen [this]?( https://www.lrb.co.uk/v37/n10/seymour-m-hersh/the-killing-of-osama-bin-laden )
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Nope, reads like disinfo to further blur the lines...
Look at this: I found an Aramaic translation:
"I beheld Satan fall like Lightning from Heaven"
Aramaic (Hebrew)
For lightning: Baraq for heights/high places: Bamah
1 ThePhoenixRises224 2017-08-08
Does HLI have an explanation for the appearances of Osama circa 2000-2001 as being frail, sickly and requiring a dialysis machine? Any thoughts on the theory that Osama died in 2001?
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Even before I came across HLI, I wasn't buying the official version © I'd read reports at the time (4/5yesrs ago) that he died of natural causes - after seeing The 'changing faces of bin laden', CNN meeting him in his cavehideout, the 3 tapes they found in his compound... I'm more inclined to believe he died then and his likeness was used to perpetuate the War on Terror©
Bin laden was always a cia creature. As was Obama. The theory posed, far fetched thought it might be, is definitely worth considering. Run a search for "obama is Osama" on YouTube ... HLI isn't the only one beating that drum..
1 ThePhoenixRises224 2017-08-08
If this is true, Obama's smirking strut when he announced the murder of Osama takes on another dimension of chutzpah.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
Also the name Barack Obama is eerily similar to Osama Bin Laden. Since it was a character Obama played, he got dibs on 'killing' him.
But if you watch some comparison videos, it almost seems obvious that they're the same person, post 2001. It's also obvious that they're not the same Bin Ladens pre and post 9/11. It's pretty wild how much fuckery is afoot with this.
1 ThePhoenixRises224 2017-08-08
In your understanding, was Osama bin Laden ever a real person? Or was it a CIA role played by two different actors, one who passed away in December 2001 and one who became president in 2008?
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
In my understanding, OBL was a real person from Saudi Arabia, who was a CIA asset during the Afghanistan vs Russia war. He was trained and funded by the CIA as a proxy army against Russia, like we've seen them do many times. He was a well known figure after that, so when he died in 2001, it was a perfect opportunity to use his likeness to blame on 9/11. Bill Cooper even called this almost a year before 9/11, and specifically mentioned OBL.
Essentially, less work would have to be done to get a bogeyman known by people from the middle East and the west. Since Barack Obama was a CIA asset too, along with his family, and the fact that he was fluent in Arabic, dark skinned, intelligent, etc, he was a perfect candidate to play the role. So perfect, that barely anyone knows it, and people mock you if you even suggest it.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
One day this will come out and people will be amazed. Literally stunned how they could have been so ruthlessly fooled.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
You can verify that he worked for a CIA front . That, and the fact that he looks like the guy should be enough to get really suspicious.
Then you can dig deeper in Wayne Madsen's work , and see his whole family is CIA for generations. Do a little work on his timeline during the 1980s, like meeting up with the head of Operation Cyclone, Brzezinski, at Columbia, and it gets to be pretty plausible.
1 purple_pink 2017-08-08
He looks like the guy? WTF
1 JesusTakeTheDick 2017-08-08
Yeah. He went to school with a guy and he worked at a place that also had CIA working there sometime therefore: literally Osama. Some of you should stay away from the internet for a while.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Total misrepresentation of the argument. In addition, you fail to factor in the body of supporting leads visible in the comments. You're in this sub so a baseline of cynicism must be present in you .. which is good. Why don't you turn that to actual examination of the material you've been linked(from multiple sources) and conduct a more thorough research than "lol bs larp".
The theory has legs once you remove yourself from the stunned disbelief that TPTB could ever do something so wild..
1 JesusTakeTheDick 2017-08-08
Not really. if you can tell me what part i misrepresented i'd be happy to approach it. But you didn't and you can't because that was literally his argument. Sure, i can go down searching thousands of links through the sources he just provided. But when it starts off with " oh he looked like him...and went to school with berzinski... and worked at a place where cia worked before... not much of an argument.
"The theory has legs once you remove yourself from the stunned disbelief that TPTB could ever do something so wild.."
your first mistake is assuming i don't think they'd do it. I think they'd do it and more. but you have no argument or source and likely since you're pumping this HLI guy so hard, you're more likely to be a part of (or at least fallen victim to) more larping or bogus conspiracy shit like the flat earth campaign that is just to muddy the waters and make conspiracies seem that much more retarded. I mean if you are so damn sure about it, at least like HLI is who you seem to believe...then it shouldn't be hard to source something that isn't tangential proof full of holes.
ps. i do think he's CIA for what it's worth. just not osama lol
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
You're right about the first part - I mistakenly thought you referred to the theory as a whole - not the way the user communicated it.
I provided sources in my own response to someone ensuring about it, I can't speak for the other user.
This is where you lose me I'm afraid. I'm no 'flattie' - although your false equivalence doesn't go unnoticed. For the reasons I listed, I don't think the idea Obama at one point played Osama as part of his CIA role, isn't so outlandish a theory. You're aware that the vast majority of the public would greet your notion that Obama was CIA, with the same incredulousness as you have for the theory he played Obama?
Discounting an idea as madness without doing the diligence necessary to offer an informed opinion, is materially similar to accepting it as gospel.
But your opinion is welcome nonetheless my man.
1 JesusTakeTheDick 2017-08-08
Cool. Not really a false equivalence but ok. I haven't had time to look at your sources but i'll give them a go.
"I don't think the idea Obama at one point played Osama as part of his CIA role, isn't so outlandish a theory."
i don't think it's too outlandish either. I even am inclined to believe it more than i think you believe i am. I just don't blindly assert things because they sound good or because i want them to be true.
"Discounting an idea as madness without doing the diligence necessary to offer an informed opinion, is materially indistinguishable to accepting it as gospel."
i agree. which is what many seem do be doing with the HLI guy. Which is why i pointed out the Osama thing because it's just taken as gospel the way he asserts it without any reasoning or proof. So since you support that guy you are essentially condoning that type action that you detest. That was my point really. i don't really want to argue about the facts. i ask for sources for my own research not to argue at this point.
And i get you're more analyzing what he says and you don't have to defend him on every issue. that's fair. I was interested in him and he lost me at that point. I asked him for clarification but was never given any.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
I can see this in your reply. Fair comment and my bad if I came across more abrasive than I'd have liked. Your methodology is sound, hopefully the material provided offers some new avenues to employ it on.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Anyone with a brain stopped reading here, and instantly realized you're a bullshitter. "Oh, I could look at evidence, but who needs that when I can lie and pretend facts don't exist?"
"19. Ignore proof presented, demand impossible proofs. This is perhaps a variant of the “play dumb” rule. Regardless of what material may be presented by an opponent in public forums, claim the material irrelevant and demand proof that is impossible for the opponent to come by (it may exist, but not be at his disposal, or it may be something which is known to be safely destroyed or withheld, such as a murder weapon). In order to completely avoid discussing issues may require you to categorically deny and be critical of media or books as valid sources, deny that witnesses are acceptable, or even deny that statements made by government or other authorities have any meaning or relevance."
http://www.thelibertybeacon.com/25-rules-disinformation/
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
"9. Play Dumb. No matter what evidence or logical argument is offered, avoid discussing issues with denial they have any credibility, make any sense, provide any proof, contain or make a point, have logic, or support a conclusion. Mix well for maximum effect."
http://www.thelibertybeacon.com/25-rules-disinformation/
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Ahmadinejad hints as much in this interview
As well as -
We know the official story stinks to high heaven - dead seal teams, body thrown in the sea like Megatron..
Remember how frequently he changed appearance..
and the reports he died of natural causes 5 years before Obama "killed him"
I'm not 100% Obama is Osama. But I do know Obama is legacy CIA. Brzezinski is the common denominator between the two. Against a backdrop like that, HLIs claim doesn't seem all that unlikely. Incredibly fantastic within our current world view, yes but not impossible.
I'd argue the official theory is even more implausible.
They broadcast Gaddafi and Saddam being sodomised with knives and murdered on live TV... yet Bin Lade, the alleged mastermind of the whole affair, gets thrown in the sea "in accordance with Islamic law".
I wish I knew someone who spoke Aramish (biblical language) to confirm this:
Obama Biden. Osama Bin Laden.
I'd love to get closure on this one day!
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
This is a point I hadn't yet considered, but it's one of the most noteworthy I've heard thus far.
1 accountingisboring 2017-08-08
yep
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Edit - take a look at this
"I beheld Satan fall like Lightning from Heaven"
Hebrew word for lightning : Baraq Hebrew word for heights/high places: Bamah
A most Interesting line of enquiry..
1 5dreality 2017-08-08
For a searchable archive of High Level Insiders Post type in whatever you want into the search box "consciousness , space elevator" etc
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
Great post! If I I could upvote this a thousand times, I would. The HLI changed me for the better. After reading his AMA'S, as well as the Julian Jaynes book, I have a vastly different mindset. Whether he's a LARP or not is irrelevant to me at this point, but I think he's the real deal.
Also, there was an account here going by his moniker that recommended another book to me, which was Manly P Hall's 'The Secret Teaching Of All Ages'. It has given me alot of insight into secret societies, what they do, how they're formed, societies within societies, etc.
I hope he does another question session soon. He said they'd continue for years to come, but has been on a hiatus since early March.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
I think Manly P Hall was a front writer for their organization, sort of like Shakespeare (which Hall discussed very directly). They often refer people to "Secret Teachings" today.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
And whats interesting is that Hall became a 33 degree freemason of the Scottish rite, 47 years after he wrote that book. Alot of people assume he was a freemason before he wrote the book, myself included.
1 kat5dotpostfix 2017-08-08
Secret Teachings should be required reading here, along with Isis Unveiled. The disinfo related to occult matters here is off the charts.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
Agreed. Also, people underestimate just how much secret societies and mystery schools have shaped history and pulled the strings. I mean the first 2 paragraphs in the book go on to bash non thinkers and people who don't have a burning desire to know the answers of the universe.
1 ponerologist 2017-08-08
I've mentioned it before, but has anyone looked into Rudolf Steiner? He seemed to be coming from a similar place as HLI, in that he felt that occult knowledge should be shared with the masses, and dedicated his life to doing just that.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
I don't think he was one of them, not a leader at least, but he was involved with a bunch of people that were. That's roughly the period where Golden Dawn ripped off everything the light occultists had done (Crowley calling his Satanism "The Illuminati," etc.)
1 PrincessIceheart 2017-08-08
What are the odds that HLI and 222 are the same person as well? I’ve been reading 222s posts recently and they seem similar as well.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
An alien disinfo etc. 222 character similar to HLI? No chance.
1 PrincessIceheart 2017-08-08
Thank you.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
That's how psyops are generated. They coopt some truths (so that it sounds similar, or familiar to you) and mix in lots of lies, leaving you even more confused. Do not lose much time with this kind of stuff.
1 PrincessIceheart 2017-08-08
That makes perfect sense. Similar to Victory of the Light. Thank you.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
Yes, also votl. This are the times of universal deceit. Have your eyes open and your mind sharp because you want to be able to distinguish between an effort to counterfeit the good guys and the good guys when the time comes, right?
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
He really jumped the shark. E-mailed himself, forgot to black out the e-mail addresses, then posted the e-mail as an "anonymous CIA source."
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
Who is 222?
1 PrincessIceheart 2017-08-08
A pol insider.
1 Mike_McDermott 2017-08-08
Thank you so much for this OP. Ive read some of HLI posts as well and I know they always get accused of LARPing, but that has never been my take.
Im saving this for later to read again and share with others. There is a feeling of importance about this information.
The space elevator and basically free energy is eye opening.
The struggle is real.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
It's far easier to discount it as a larp than to take the time to thoroughly disprove it outright.
I think so too.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
OP, thanks for sharing the interesting message about pyramids. Makes perfect sense. They built pyramids, we are going to build a space elevator (in spite of Elon, LOL so that we can enjoy more free time to think.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
The stone (Jesus) the builders (masons) rejected has become the capstone.
1 alexsdad87 2017-08-08
I saw just reading through your post about Tulsi that you link towards the end; in the comments you and another user are discussing HLI and his thread.
To think he was in there commenting as well is pretty fucking cool!
Great write up!
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
Did you read their comment? Outstanding dialectic method.. if you scroll back to the start of their comment history, they're engaged in a tit-a-tat 'with Robert David Steele during his AMA on r/conspiracy - watching a CIA spook get decimated by the anon was one of the ways we flagged him..
1 alexsdad87 2017-08-08
The information just flows so seamlessly. It would take me hours to put together sentences and thought structure the way he does in just minutes.
It's pretty amazing and really cool that you were able to identify him.
I just pray he's the real deal.
1 accountingisboring 2017-08-08
I remember those comments during that AMA. This is good stuff.
1 Drewcifer419 2017-08-08
Awesome post, going to read into it.
I'm too cynical to believe that anything can be done about the current state of the world; save for massive natural disasters, thermonuclear war, or worldwide civilian uprisings. I feel that people promising hope and an answer in times like these, with seemingly inside information, are either mocking us from on high or are trying to lul us into a false sense of security.
Hopefully after I go through all of the links I will have changed my mind.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
The thought has crossed my mind, in fact you'll see me express something very similar in the latter part of the post..
But what if they're not?
We're hardwired to believe in "what ifs?". And for good reason.
What if I go over the lake, what then? What if we land a man on the moon, how would we go about doing that? What if we built a space Elevator?
"What ifs" represent potential to create opportunity where a gulf formerly existed. Is that not our god given power to create? TPTB have done an admirable job in convincing us we lack the ability to create ourselves and must depend on them for sustenance. What Three and HLI represent is really just a return to the essence of what makes us human- the ability to shape our world in accordance with our desires. As opposed to shaping the world in accordance with their desires .
I see no logical reason for TPTB to execute such a ploy in a time when they can whittle down presidential candidates to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. There seems little value of running a psyop on the livestocks to give them the illusion of free range living.
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
The infrastructure of the US is incredibly vulnerable, meaning that it's very easy to maintain leverage against them with relatively small force multipliers.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
There are 2000+ answers that take time to read and think about. I don't believe you are serious here and managed all that in one hour or so.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
As a HLI fan, I'm just curious what turned you away? Not looking to argue any of it, just looking for differing opinions.
1 Sendmyabar 2017-08-08
What makes this person think they are at the top of the pyramid of knowledge? How do they know they are not being fed mistruths by someone higher than them?
1 ArkMann 2017-08-08
Excellent post. I was also skeptical at first, but I'm thinking that this guy is legit. I'd love to see another question session; although he mentioned in one post that they were accelerating their plans so he may be busy.
I think what sold me on him was the fact that he presented solutions. "Run surveillance on elites. Acquire agency. Break the Overton window. Build a space elevator."
I've read the Jaynes book but I'm still trying to pin down what he means when he talks about consciousness. The closest definition he gave was to be able to perceive the interconnectedness of minds. Have you or anybody else made any progress on how to achieve it? I've found some leads that I'd be happy to share but I'm curious to see if anybody else has learned anything.
1 5dreality 2017-08-08
Theres a lot of hoopla New Age shit about this but there's a breaking point essentially where your reality shatters and you come to an understanding that everything you have learned is a lie
1 DogShitBurrito 2017-08-08
This thread is fucking awesome. What a great dive into a flurry of fascinating ideas. Thanks, OP.
1 g3374r2d2 2017-08-08
Does anyone else fee like space elevator is an esoteric nod to the Tower of Babel?
Just inquiring, not believing what I'm asking.
1 dustractor 2017-08-08
Entering space isn't healthy for the human body but if you put something up there conductive and with much surface to volume ratio then tether the whole thing to the surface with (iirc molybdenum) ribbon then you can use the difference in potential to do electrical things
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
The Space Elevator is a means to launch payloads into LEO (lower earth orbit) at a fraction of the cost than we can presently. At this altitude, space based solar arrays can be constructed to harness luminosity unencumbered by the barrier of atmosphere. The resultant energy acquired would be enough to increase the throughput of the world, increasing global GDP (wealth) and opening the way for future initiatives. My further education isn't grounded science based, but a cursory glance at history will tell you how many of earths problems are remedied with the introduction of more energy. Cheaper, more abundant, clean energy is the transformative quality that will propel mankind into a new age. I'm not aware of any symbology mentioned alongside the Space Elevator, that's not to say there isn't however.
1 DancesWithPugs 2017-08-08
Wouldn't you need many elevators to spread the power over major population centers? Electrical transmission is not free or perfect. We would need at least a dozen lines going to major cities, right?
1 Contrary_mma_hipster 2017-08-08
I'm suspicious of his praise for Hamilton, who was by far the worst of all the founding fathers in my opinion. Prototype for today's globalist banker elite.
1 spinandflux 2017-08-08
So... if this is correct, then the $10 billion laundered through BoNY is the same money that was laundered when Bill Clinton/John Podesta/Anatoly Chubais pushed the IMF to loan Russia money.
1 Darkomantis 2017-08-08
:)
1 elasto 2017-08-08
Not far-fetched to me. While I may disagree with some of the details, the high-level concepts in the original post match exactly what I've come to believe. Such as:
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
I'm going to disappoint you. No way that HLI would agree with your opinion as he repeatedly asserted that there are no extraterrestrials around the Earth. Time to grow up from alien fairy tales.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
Sorry but disinfo. Never did he say number 2 and number 8.
1 elasto 2017-08-08
Wait what? I'm not talking about what "High level insider" has mentioned in the title said. I'm talking about all sources that I've seen. My comment was to see how much in my comment correlates with what High Level Insider said.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
Ya you said:
You said matches exactly, which isn't true. I'm assuming it was just the wrong word choice though, but just wanted to make sure people reading didn't mistake it with HLI.
1 elasto 2017-08-08
You're right. I tend to add additional details to my posts just for FYI, but sometimes I don't make that clear. I was trying to list what I had heard from other sources, much (but not all) that matched what HLI said.
1 Chokaholic 2017-08-08
All good brother. Either way, HLI is an awesome read :)
1 RPmatrix 2017-08-08
You say this guy has 'credible' answers
IMHO this is a load of BS ... we still don't have the 'technology' needed to build the pyramids
The sole fact we cannot cut stone with the same level of precision we see all over the world. It's easy to say
Yeah, then answer the fucking question rather than saying it's "a distraction"
sorry OP but IMHO HH made more 'sense'
1 EagleOfAmerica 2017-08-08
THAT is a great website. I don't agree with half of it, but there are months' worth of rabbit holes to go down.
1 pby1000 2017-08-08
Hmmm... I am not familiar with that site. I will have a look.
Yes, me from a year ago would think that me today is completely insane. I used to not care about politics, but I did this time because of Bernie. I had no idea where it would lead me... LOL.
1 elnegroik 2017-08-08
I can see this in your reply. Fair comment and my bad if I came across more abrasive than I'd have liked. Your methodology is sound, hopefully the material provided offers some new avenues to employ it on.
1 ToddWhiskey 2017-08-08
And he says: "read my book so that you are not deceived."( https://youtu.be/gmmfmCdqzbQ?t=1h12m00s ).
What if he is the one who is wrong due to literal interpretation of the bible? .
Don't you find it concerning? (asking u/EagleOfAmerica again).