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[tsoldrin]

I don't think anyone is arguing about who the real haters are. The point here is just, to avoid extraordinary trouble above and beyond what we normally attract, let's just be a little more subtle and circumspect about what we say AND how we say it.

A mind is a terrible thing.

[corrosion]

Quote:Yeah but he was charged in Germany right? He was extradited from Canada, then charged in germany I thought?
They have different laws there.

Its a crime to say "For Blood and Honor" in Germany...

YOu mean if you walk up to a cop and say "Fpr Blood and Honour" they can throw you in the slammer?:unsure:

[deathstickboy]

As I understand it, yes. It was a very popular "Nazi sloagan", although it has ancient roots within Germanic culture...

[ov3rkomer]

Quote:

Quote:Yeah but he was charged in Germany right? He was extradited from Canada, then charged in germany I thought?
They have different laws there.

Its a crime to say "For Blood and Honor" in Germany...

YOu mean if you walk up to a cop and say "Fpr Blood and Honour" they can throw you in the slammer?:unsure:

Almost...

Quote:Friday, July 29, 2005 11:55 AM... news comes from the Supreme Court of Germany, which ruled that in the case of three "neo-Nazis", accused of violating the statutes of the Constitution, using special greetings from the Third Reich, for example, the Hitler Youth used: "Blut und Ehre" (blood and honor), and the Waffen SS used: "Unsere Ehre heisst Treue" (our honor is named faithfulness) was not a violation of the Constitution.

However, the use of nationalist monikers or insignias is illegal, the County Court of Karlsruhe found. Under these laws, the three "neo-Nazis" were found guilty and were sentenced to six months probation and a fine

[KirstenJ]

I think that racism and anti jewish arguments are used a lot by the illuminati to discredit research of truthseekers

David icke has suffered it in CANADA too, their main point was that he was anti jewish because he talked about reptiles controlling the world and they thopught this was a code word for jewish people

how stupid is this, its very very clear that he is talking about actual reptiles i reckon he's quite lear about it:D:D

i'm not sure if I believe in the reptiles but I know for certain hes not using them as a codeword not how deep he goes

it's like the jewish flag, its not truthseekers faults that its also an occult symbol and used by the masons.

it's the illuminati who are racist against everyone else, the whole population who aren't illuminati!!

[PSX]

and let's not forget their supreme court now, a punch to the face if you ask me:







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[DoKtAhMaDiZmS]

exactly! well put PSX

[KirstenJ]

Quote:exactly! well put PSX

wow I agree, some exellent pics of the israeli supreme court.

how obvious could it be?

right in your face thats how! and people dont make the connection.... oh well

[KirstenJ]

Obviously thats the illuminati pryramid with all seeing eye no mistake

and the egyptian oblix popular with illuminati and freemason sorts

but what does the union jack mean? I heard its occult significance is that its the star of Ishtar?

anyone help me any more?

[deathstickboy]

take a look at the courtyard in the Vatican ;)

[KirstenJ]

Quote:take a look at the courtyard in the Vatican ;)

Hi deathstickboy

yep, i've seen that one and on the popes gown etc but what does it mean? what is its significance. like I know all about the pyramid and eye of ra or horus or lucifer what have you, and i understand it all with the capston and 13 layers and the pryamid showing the levels how they work, and I know about the oblisk, an egyptian and masonic thing that represents a willy, but I dont know what the significance with the union jack pattern

I know its important, but i dont know why :P

Thanx for any help

[conno333]

its important because it forms the basis of a conspiracy with a very tenuous link to reality, or so i was led to believe in brainwashing class. :-)

[aboutairplaness]

That is really outeragous. Especially:
"Crown prosecutor Steve Bilodeau told the jury that Mueller's ideas and even references to outer space may seem outrageous, but his mental state is not an issue at trial."

The influence that 'the stuff we put out is right! trust us!' puts down anyone else's views. I can't believe I couldn't see shit like this before.

[flatron]

bush (or whatever the piece of paper said) Wrote:Let us never tolerate outrageous conspiracy theories concerning the attacks of September the 11th
malicious lies that attempt to shift the blame away from the terrorists themselves, away from the guilty.

bit old since this topic was opened back in sept! anyway its still relevant.
by "us" he means the higher elite, theres only so much "dissident" blogging
they will put up with now and in the future.

[contrafactus]

"He knows the difference between right and wrong," Bilodeau said. "He knows what's socially appropriate."

I wonder if Bilodeau knows what is socially appropriate. Or maybe I don't know what is socially appropriate. I thought freedom of speech was . . . I guess it's not in Canada.

I certainly do not think of any person on the planet as being "less than human" or "demons" but I certainly do believe that if a person believes that about some group, there is nothing to do except to try to convince him he is wrong (although I'm more likely to ignore him.)

I would have thought the prosecutor had a better chance of putting this guy into a mental institution for his beliefs than he did for getting him locked up for any length of time for voicing his insane opinions.

But then here in the US people have been locked up for their beliefs concerning 911. Which is worse? Prison for speech or a mental institution for beliefs? What's the difference? Actually I'd say the latter is worse. How can you defend yourself in court if you're already labeled insane . . . Like Ezra Pound was.

"I do not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."