Quote from: Spendulus on August 02, 2018, 01:00:05 AM

Quote from: tvbcof on July 27, 2018, 11:55:37 PM

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...Mostly political Zionism (and/or Lucifarianism to use the most appropriate technical term I know for it.)

I strongly disagree.

The spread of Wimpyism is the obvious threat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlB2b9wOuik

I don't really get the joke, but I enjoyed the Popeye cartoon. Have not watched one in decades.

A hypotheses I'm working right now is we are seeing a genuine struggle of Titans: Basically, people who want to repeat the cycle with another debt-backed monetary system (short-handed to 'Zionists') and people who want to shift to a resource-backed economic model (short-handed to 'Lucifarians'.)

I'm actually struggling to find better descriptors for both groups. Zionists are related to Nazis. They had a very lucrative partnership before the latter became extinct...at least under that label. Lucifarians could also be described as 'communists' if the word did not carry so much misunderstanding and baggage, and the U.N. is one of the most visible artifacts of their being.

A proven winner as far as strategy is to bet on both camps, and the ultra-wealthy do just that.

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I have you (Spendulus) pegged as being firmly in the Zionist camp. An almost clownishly obvious operation of this camp is to try to pit Christians against Muslims, and you seem to do so at every opportunity. It is also the case that the 'global warming' hoax is plainly the work of the 'communists' who want control of the physical wealth of the earth. This is not at all in the interest of the Zionists (who will just buy it when they wish since under their system they have unlimited 'money'.)

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Some people such as Steve Ben-Nun who I've developed a lot of respect for recently, and IIRC the late Barry Chamish claim that 'it's the Jesuits'. I find their arguments interesting and pay attention to them, but so far I am not terribly convinced.