By Jack Mullen | RedIceCreations.com
Neo: "What truth?", Morpheus: "That you are a
slave, Neo. That you, like everyone else, was born into bondage... kept
inside a prison that you cannot smell, taste, or touch – a prison for
your mind."
~The Matrix
In the movie the Matrix, Morpheus and Trinity knew that something in
reality had suddenly changed when Neo experienced a deja-vu. The deja-vu
resulted as a bit of the virtual world reformatted changing reality
enough so a new ’reality’ presented with an advantage to the
controllers.
It is interesting to pay attention to the Matrix of ‘real’ life because
there are many similarities to the inspired ideas communicated in the
movie of the same name. If you pay attention long enough you’ll notice
some deja-vu. This ‘real’ life appears to have scripted components that
when noticed change reality right before our eyes.
Right now the global controllers are modifying the script so as to bring
about some kind of change that facilitates their plan of global
domination and enslavement they’ll call global government.
The stage is being populated with new props and I sense a deja-vu.
Read the rest ......
How the Globalists Write The Script, And What Can Be Done to Change the Story
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Palestinians celebrate UN endorsement of independent state
Woow!! good for them, interesting development on war on terror.
Mohammed Daraghmeh and Karin Laub,
RAMALLAH, Palestine - Euphoric Palestinians erupted in cheers, set off fireworks and chanted "God is great" after the United Nations endorsed an independent state of Palestine, giving sweeping international backing to their demands for sovereignty over lands Israel occupied in 1967.
The historic General Assembly decision Thursday to accept "Palestine" as a non-member observer state won't actually grant independence to the 4.3 million Palestinians who live in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem.
Israel remains an occupying force in those first two territories and continues to severely restrict access to Gaza, ruled by the Hamas militant group. Nor does it plaster over the rift in the Palestinian leadership that has led to the emergence of duelling governments in the West Bank and Gaza.
But by gaining approval at a world forum overwhelmingly sympathetic to their quest, Palestinians hope to make it harder for Israel to resist global pressure to negotiate the borders of a future Palestine based on lines Israel held before capturing the West Bank, east Jerusalem and Gaza in 1967.
Mohammed Daraghmeh and Karin Laub,
RAMALLAH, Palestine - Euphoric Palestinians erupted in cheers, set off fireworks and chanted "God is great" after the United Nations endorsed an independent state of Palestine, giving sweeping international backing to their demands for sovereignty over lands Israel occupied in 1967.
The historic General Assembly decision Thursday to accept "Palestine" as a non-member observer state won't actually grant independence to the 4.3 million Palestinians who live in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem.
Israel remains an occupying force in those first two territories and continues to severely restrict access to Gaza, ruled by the Hamas militant group. Nor does it plaster over the rift in the Palestinian leadership that has led to the emergence of duelling governments in the West Bank and Gaza.
But by gaining approval at a world forum overwhelmingly sympathetic to their quest, Palestinians hope to make it harder for Israel to resist global pressure to negotiate the borders of a future Palestine based on lines Israel held before capturing the West Bank, east Jerusalem and Gaza in 1967.
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