My Gift to You

Wellllllll, the hip bone's connected to the thigh bone, the thigh bone's connected to knee bone, the knee bone's connected to the shin bone, the shin bone's connected to the ankle bone, the ankle bone's connected to the toe bone, the toe bone's connected to aluminum foil hat somebody's been wearing a little too tight. The Aluminum foil hat's connected to the skull bone, the skull bone's connected to the neck bone, the neck bone's connected to the shoulder bone, the shoulder bone's connected to the chest boe, the chest bone's connected to the overly tight codpiece, the overly tight codpiece is connected to the ass bone, and the ass bone is connected to the hip bone, and just start all over again. :)

I did warn that the article was not for the meek of mind. Here's a further caveat for the tin hat crowd: this article may cause unaccustomed activity in the cerebral cortex -- keep those tin hats tightly gripped along with, or in lieu of, your security blankets.

The unfortunate things with such articles or statements (from the article) is that they are mingled with some form of spirituality and only create confusion for some and disbelief for others.

The dates mentioned in relation with genetic changes, which I sometimes refer as cellular consciousness although it is not exactly the same thing while I see them being connected, ring a bell to me.

The subject of dreams is also much more important than what we are accustomed to thing of them. We might be quite upset if we realized what really happens, what is done to us, through dreams. It is not in the form of the dream itself since the form is used to bring about an energy it contains that may totally be dislocated from the psychological interpretation of the form of the dream.

In other words, while the dream keeps the psychological sleeping entity busy, the program hidden and carried by the form is injected at an unconscious level.

I only quickly read through 1 or 2 paragraphs and all I can say is that I agree humans of varied races have particular breeding circumstances and that slavery is not rare in the cosmos, partly because of what we call hierarchies and ascendancy from a race to another.

This ascendancy is simply based on the right to impose, a right ultimately being something that cannot be taken away from you.

If if can be taken away from you, it is not a right but it is closer to a privilege. Some could say that you were lucky.

Since I have not read the whole article, I can't point out the places where I might disagree as of yet. For one though, I don't really care about supposed sun or planets from other systems. Whether they are true or not is irrelevant to me.

One thing though: Our origins, the reality of cosmic politics and the manipulation of the human mind are quite real so far as I am concerned. One should be allowed to read such articles without being influenced, without believing, yet with an open and clear mind before dropping it in the trash bin. For all the disinformation contained, there is always a seed of ‘truth’. Were it not the case, it would be impossible for anyone to even consider the subject. Even like Science Fiction that were often closer to the eventual reality than science of the time would ever have admitted.

I may read it more in depth later.

Saying that different 'material' races on Earth were the product of the intervention of different alien races does not equate racism.

There might be a problem among us about the facts of racial differences. That problem often leads to comparative fallacious treatment and interpretations. If these, and they usually are, stem from some kind of agenda for whatever supremacist group, there will be a diffamatory problem. Were we able to look at this material coldly, outside of the scope of prejudice and race-serving assertions, we might learn more than by hiding behind the threat of self-deception.

After all, most would not readily want to be associated with racism even though as soon as we belong to cultural ideologies we already are racist by definition.

Racism in my book has more to do with cultural discrepancies and the impulse of imposition of the rights of a group over those of others. Look at how the Anglo Saxons treated both Scottish and Irish. Were not all three part of the same basic sub-racial group?

We might better be carefull with our earthly conception of right and wrong if we are to touch universal politics.

True enough, we already have much problems figuring out earthly politics, imagine trying to grasp the cosmic lie that afflicts our very sense of what we are.