Lest I get too elated by the seemingly enlightened comments by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey to Pravda in the last post, here’s another point of view. (P.S., if Dempsey’s comments are indeed real, you’d think at least huffpost would pick them up? I mean, my god, this kind of talk is paradigm-shifting. Oops! I almost forgot. Huffpost is now owned by AOL.)
Immediate Update: And see this:
The Real False Flag?
August 27, 2013
Got call from a contact with a past in the military. He was quite upset about the situation in Syria. I have never heard him so upset before. He said “the false flag isn’t the poison gas attacks, its the 4 unescorted Navy destroyers sitting offshore that are easy pickings for Syria’s Russian-built anti-ship missiles that fly at mach 7 for which we have no defense…”. There are no US Navy Carrier groups in the mediterranean right now.
He also said “the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has offered Putin a sweet oil deal in OPEC if they don’t come to Syria’s aid”. This also cuts the USA out of its current role in the middle east with OPEC.
Its not a well kept secret that KSA and Qatar have been financing the rebels in Syria, both countries want to build a natural gas pipeline through Syria to Turkey so that they can ship natural gas via pipeline to Europe. Some reports have said Putin has sided with Syria in the past because he didn’t want Russia’s lucrative near monopoly status on natural gas exports to Europe to end.
The contact is not a believer that Galactics will intervene in the case of any missile firing. Let’s hope he’s wrong on that if this scenario plays out.
Personally I think the energetics of Earth no longer favor these kind of moves and will backfire badly if carried out to their conclusion. Perhaps this is one of those watershed moments that exposes the banker financed wars for what they are, schemes to stay in control.
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Searching my emotions for answers to the great problems of the world I turned to poetry and listened to many readings of great and famous voices working through a short, somewhat famous poem: “Ozymandias” After hearing dozens of renditions, I realized what was missing in the deliveries was an emotional attachment to melancholia. Then I discovered the same poem, Ozymandias, rendered by an artist who drew me into his melancholia, an artist whose name I did not know. Here then is Ozymandias Melancholia
This Melancholia is like a temptress that flirts with love and ego as though the ego of the lower self knows the ancient invitation from the spirit of the higher self to take this long and endless journey…. while the sands stretch out unending in all directions…. for my itinerant soul.