what do you mean "believe in the existence of"?Aerial Boundaries wrote:...
Side note: I am not sure what you mean by 'what you're talking about with the "Free Masons" or what they do'. I wasn't talking about people who are Free Masons, I was talking about people who believe in the existence of Free Masons.
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lol, now I understand Ostentatious' message better. i'm sorry for jumping like that. otherwise I agree that this is definitely not a reference to the illuminati or whatever and that BoC seem like rational people who know about actual social problems.zeitgeist wrote:what do you mean "believe in the existence of"?Aerial Boundaries wrote:...
Side note: I am not sure what you mean by 'what you're talking about with the "Free Masons" or what they do'. I wasn't talking about people who are Free Masons, I was talking about people who believe in the existence of Free Masons.
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My father in law was a Free Mason.superuser wrote:wat?Aerial Boundaries wrote:I wasn't talking about people who are Free Masons, I was talking about people who believe in the existence of Free Masons.
On the topic of conspiracy theories, I'm a professional meteorologist and once had someone tell me that my explanation of "chemtrails" was invalid because the government has a say in the educational curriculum.
Anyway, get your HAARP off my planet! Wake up sheeple!

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I highly doubt they're Satanist Illumnati lol. I think they're just done enough psychedelics to see reality, and the NWO that is evolving daily is a musical inspiration to them. The Owl of Minerva symbolizes the wisdom and awareness of the machine trying to turn us all into modern slaves.Seriously wrote:My observations.
That New Clear Dawn website has a bunch of One World Order (Illuminati) symbolism.
The pyramid is the Illuminati Pyramid. The highest level symbolizes the elite, and the rest of the world is down below them.
The Owl of Moloch is an animal involved in Satanic child sacrifice and Satan worship, as well as Illuminati meetings in the bohemian grove.
http://www.globaltruth.net/bohemian-grove.jpg
Not sure what the Owl of Minerva means. Could allude to "the owl of Minerva spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk", meaning that philosophy comes to understand a historical condition just as it passes away.
Read more;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owl_of_minerva
The Handshake alludes to the Illuminati secret handshake.
The picture of the woman in the cubicle is what the elite want humans to be like; slaves to the corporate system working on computers, serving the system.
The Eye in the pyramid represents the All Seeing Eye used by the Illuminati. They claim to have a source of omniscient knowledge (Satan).
Frontline New Observation Research And Development spells out FNORD. Read more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fnord
I think it means they are observing what we do online and in the internet and using it for "development".
"Nuclear Dawn" and "New Clear Dawn"
Check out this forum on the subject, created in 2009
http://forum.watmm.com/topic/50416-new-clear-dawn/
User "extherium" makes an interesting observation
"The owl's foot and breast form a lambda - λ
The radioactive decay constant is often cited as λ."
All in all, BoC could be Satanist Illuminati. Their music is great though
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Well I certainly hope they are left of Hegel haha. But seriously, I agree and think that it is likely they are well read and could be making reference to certain philosophers and ideologies with their work.mono wrote:Well, rereading his post, I agree with you that the average person definitely has many people to blame for their situation, but to me it's more blatant robbery than secret sects really.Ostentatious Username wrote:I'm not buying into any theories just the way he said it made it seem like people are stupid for thinking rich people control things.mono wrote: So what insights do you get by buying into conspiracy theories? That the rich are powerful and control the destiny of the world? Yeah, breaking news.
I like the Minerva's Owl thing. It'd be great if BoC were electro-Hegelians : )
@Ostentatious As to your accusation that I 'made it seem like people are stupid for thinking rich people control things', I did not say that. I personally think it is implausible that there is a secret order controlling society, mainly because the vast amount of evidence points towards there being a very visible order of people controlling our society. They control us all through their ideology and extract wealth from the majority of humanity for themselves.
Our ideas are incredibly similar, I just think that you are ignoring what is already very apparent.
Ok, I'm done.
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