The worship of money

[Faith]

http://www.news.com.au/national-news/queensland/strip-searches-approved-in-massive-police-powers-boost-for-g20-forum-in-brisbane-cbd/story-fnii5v6w-1226703817810

 

I am certain we should not bury our heads in the sand any longer- UN agenda 21 will emerge and this is one of its machinations.

 

God's Peace. v

[GreenGoat]

I almost wish I hadnt seen this post, it got me looking further into agenda 21... Scary future ahead

[burner]

Heads will stay buried unfortunately Vinno, money, or lack of it, carries with it a fear greater than God for some. This is the sad state of the world we live in. Peace to you too, brother.

[Stoned Offroad]

That exclusion zone is massive.

 

Man I'd love to get the catering contract for those fuckers.

 

Agenda 21 you say, looks like I have some reading ahead of me. More global dominantion, mass oppression kinda stuff ?

[Faith]

No fear   We jus keep loving our neighbor

 

*edit*  I'm not trying to be some gossip or doomsayer here, I never heard of this until recently but it fits.  then started looking in to the UN...and their history and I recognised the spin and just heads uppin for who's interestd. 

Edited August 26, 2013 by Vinno

[maccaman]

Yeah ive been interested in this stuff for the past 13 odd years since my days home n the couch listening to 'system of a down' hitting 52X 3L bucket bongs with my brother....

 

If you want to check out an alternate source of news each day, add this link to your bookmarks..

 

http://www.davidicke.com/headlines

 

peace all

[canetoad]

Vinno, I'm old. 

One of the oldest stoners here. Apart from Mongy of course, who is 129. Rebellion is for the young, the fit and the passionate ones.

 

Enjoy fighting the establishment while you can. Put your heart, soul and body into the quest for justice and equity for all; not just the rich, corrupt and influential. Then, when you have put everything on the line and are weary but unbroken, turn you efforts towards subverting the societal norms that the lazy and dispirited blindly accept as truth.

 

Many years ago, when I was 16 and at high school I read Frank Hardy's seminal work, 'Power Without Glory'. It opened my eyes to the corruption, cronyism, and dishonesty that permeates government at all levels from local to federal along with most establishment constructs that it deals with. If I had any embryonic affection for authority, it vanished then.

 

David Icke is not the answer. He's a nutter.

 

Nurture your passion mate, at the same time make plans and cultivate networks for the future. When things are dark, remember the great Timothy Leary and .....Think for yourself. Question authority.

 

respects,

cane

 

 

[sizalinescreen]

People won't keep there heads buried when people are ripped from suburbia and rural towns and thrown into massive FEMA camps, for committing "environmental terrorism"

[ethnoman]

Vinno, I'm old. 

One of the oldest stoners here. Apart from Mongy of course, who is 129. Rebellion is for the young, the fit and the passionate ones.

 

Enjoy fighting the establishment while you can. Put your heart, soul and body into the quest for justice and equity for all; not just the rich, corrupt and influential. Then, when you have put everything on the line and are weary but unbroken, turn you efforts towards subverting the societal norms that the lazy and dispirited blindly accept as truth.

 

Many years ago, when I was 16 and at high school I read Frank Hardy's seminal work, 'Power Without Glory'. It opened my eyes to the corruption, cronyism, and dishonesty that permeates government at all levels from local to federal along with most establishment constructs that it deals with. If I had any embryonic affection for authority, it vanished then.

 

David Icke is not the answer. He's a nutter.

 

Nurture your passion mate, at the same time make plans and cultivate networks for the future. When things are dark, remember the great Timothy Leary and .....Think for yourself. Question authority.

 

respects,

cane

 

Love it mate, words of wisdom right there.

[brick]

"Many years ago, when I was 16 and at high school I read Frank Hardy's seminal work, 'Power Without Glory'. It opened my eyes to the corruption, cronyism, and dishonesty that permeates government at all levels from local to federal along with most establishment constructs that it deals with. If I had any embryonic affection for authority, it vanished then."

 

Yep he even had the Catholic church and Dr Mannix in his back pocket. Just had the book returned from my neighbour, he was astounded at how much corruption was going on even back then.

If you pay peanuts you get monkies who are easy to bribe.