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  Drekx Omega August 25, 2014 at 9:26am

  Confirmed by the White Lodge's Ascended Master Rákóczi, who is head of my ashram...that of the 3rd ray.....

  Others around the world have also been informed of these figures, which assist us in understanding the difficulties faced by those upon the dark path...which is not plain sailing, as many suppose...

   

  Others have also produced articles which include these percentages and some simple research on the net, on your part, will confirm this...

  

   

   

   

   
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  Drekx Omega August 24, 2014 at 5:52pm

  The concept that you cannot take money with you into Heaven is absolutely correct, BUT, here is how the dark and those aspirants to the Black Lodge, including many of the Roschilds, who have chosen STS, get around this apparent truism...
  They completely and utterly appreciate that they, along with all incarnated earth humans (they're not lizards) are subject to the law of return, the karmic bondages to planetery karma, as well as family karma.....Thus they, as with most others, STO or STS, will incarnate within particular families...So the family is EVERYTHING to them....It means that each incarnation will be one in which wealth and power is the norm...So these people actually do "take it with them" and re-incarnate into priviledged lives, again...upon the STS orientation....They massively inherit and pass on vast reserves of inheritance, generation to generation....down the line, across the centuries. Lives to lives, in group formations of family members....

  An easy material path, though actually, STS is a difficult spiritual path, as although it demands self-centeredness, they must demonstrate great darkness in all they do, up to 95%....The 5% of goodness is WHOLY devoted to preserving their family name, and helping their kin....
  STO and ascension to the manasic plane requires 55% light and charity....and general good deeds, in service to others....Which is easier than the dark path, to achieve...When the dark ascend, it is to the BLACK LODGE, which masters the astral plane....

  "This is pure greed and control ... Yet the Rothschild one day will bite the dust as you cannot take money with you."
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    Acute Observer August 24, 2014 at 1:31pm

    It's kind of hilarious that he also mentions Ukraine in the post. Because with facts in our hands we now know that that too weren't corrupted since if they were, there would have been no reason for anyone to start a war there. :)
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  Acute Observer December 12, 2013 at 5:57pm

  I KNOW that The Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran is NOT controlled by the illuminazi. Why do you think "the big satan" have been so interested in going to war with Iran for?

  When they decided to go with the euro instead of the dollar for their oil trade, war almost broke out.

  The bank of Iran is controlled by the people, and the world banks are working VERY hard to destroy it with multiple sanctions and other sabotage.

  I'm sorry to see You joining forces with the world banks and illuminazi on this.
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  Acute Observer December 11, 2013 at 10:13am

  You just chew and swallow any cookie that's thrown at you, don't you?

  No matter if it's poisoned or not.

  There are a great number of banks on that list that are completely innocent. I tried to find out where the author had collected all this info but oooooh, the page you refer to above doesn't even exist.

  So, here we have at least 4 people who are swallowing a package of not so accurate information, and these 4 people are then going to keep hunting both guilty and innocent people as if they were alike, and when you're proved wrong, none of you will take responsibility for the innocent lives you helped destabilize.

  Hearsay shouldn't have that kind of power in the world 2013, so... What's wrong with you?

  If all we need is to point and say "witch", one could wonder why we have passage of time at all in this dimension since we're obviously still in the 16'th century. We never left.

  I'm trying to determine where illuminati ends and you begin, but I can't see that line at the moment.
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    Malcolm > Acute Observer December 11, 2013 at 11:13am

    Go here for the source of the complete list of banks owned by the Rothschild family:

    http://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=16937.0

    And go here for a profile of the Rothschild family's history (with photos) of involvement with the Illuminati, the Federal Reserve, and the Skull and Bones Society:

    http://www.redicecreations.com/specialreports/2005/08aug/redshield....

    And finally, here's a story (with photos) of the Rothschild family involvement concerning their financial and occult connections to Israel:

    http://www.realjewnews.com/?p=129

    So much for hearsay

     
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      Acute Observer > Malcolm December 11, 2013 at 11:30am

      The first link is just a copy of what's been posted here, and the source-link is invalid and only goes to a sponsored link-site.

      The second link list its sources, but apparently he's just repeating what other conspiracy sites are saying. The pictures are meaningless. They don't actually show anything "incriminating" and all of them can be found on Google.

      The third link seem to be one of those god damn pages that follow the old race-war fought between illuminaty and humanity where the most recent example is the Hitler-era, even though the US war against the Muslim world is actually taking the same shape.

      These people get off on putting groups of people against each other and this time it's the jews that's being pointed out as the roots to all evil. And ooooh, they don't list their reference material either. What a chock, NOT! ;)

      They represent a dual world with a dual agenda, and that does not fit us since WE support a non polar universe.

      So we're back to square one but since none of you seems to know anything about secure and factual research on a grand scale I'll be more detailed and specific in my question:

      Please tell me where to find the source material that confirms that the Swedish ReichBank is controlled by the "naugties"?
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        Malcolm > Acute Observer December 11, 2013 at 12:12pm

        I would provide you with more, but then you would probably dismiss such information also. I won't bother you with any more facts or information (WITH REFERENCES) since your mind is already made up on this matter.

        You just asked for sources for reference, calling the lack of such "hearsay." Then the sources are provided to you, and you still call this nuts, calling it conspiracy. You are perfect for enrollment at Harvard Law School, where it is taught:

        "If the facts are on your side, use the facts. If the law is on your side, then use the law. If neither the facts or the law are on your side, then try to prove that the other side lacks mental capacity or has a mental illness." - Harvard School of Law, Legal Tactics Course

          
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  Krishna Kalki December 11, 2013 at 1:45am

  This is pure greed and control ... Yet the Rothschild one day will bite the dust as you cannot take money with you.
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    Malcolm > Krishna Kalki December 11, 2013 at 4:20am

    KRISHNA, YOU FORGOT: they're gods!! At least they are certain they are. Check out this article about a Russian scientist luring the world's billionaires (AND trillionaires) with technology that allows the filthy rich to turn themselves into robots (so that they can "cheat" death).

    Immortality Is as Inevitable as Death

    Posted: 10/08/2013 8:08 am

    As a young child I had a recurring dream of darkness.

    Chased by robbers, I would run to the roof of my home and be forced to jump, only to fall through endless black and awake in panic.

    Even then, I saw the dream as a metaphor for death. Buried beneath the covers I imagined some darker species of black and felt the searing pain of knowing I would one day vanish.

    As a balm, I would imagine that I would be the first to cheat the reaper.

    Those who cling to a similar hope got some good news recently. Google announced the launch of Calico, a company devoted to life extension.

    But not everyone thinks radically longer lives are a good idea. Many feel the endeavour is grossly unnatural and will somehow upset the very meaning of what it is to be human.

    How will we appreciate any one moment if the supply is inexhaustible? Will we become like the Olympian gods: Bored, vindictive, incapable of real love and always jealous of the mortals for whom life is so sweet?

    Rid your mind of those worries. Immortality is coming, but it won't be a physical life courtesy of Google's new company. It will be in the form of a robotic afterlife, something that scares me just as much as dying.

    The last 100 years already saw a radical jump forward in life expectancy without a radical reshaping of the human condition. We still love. We still fear death.

    Throughout almost all of human history, average life expectancy was usually less than 30 years and never more than 40. Today, it's nearly 90 years in Monaco and 81 in Canada. For all of humanity it's 68 years.

    Put quite simply, we're already living unnaturally long lives. Antibiotics aren't natural. Chemotherapy isn't natural.

    From an evolutionary perspective, why we age at all continues to baffle scientists and many species live much longer than we do.

    From 250-year-old tortoises, to 80,000-year-old aspen colonies, to actinobacteria that were around before homo sapiens evolved, the natural world is filled with examples that illustrate the potential for very long lives.

    Perhaps most amazing are the immortal creatures already among us. The turritopsis nutricula jellyfish is capable of cycling back and forth between its adult and immature polyp state, a gelatinous 'Benjamin Button' on repeat.

    But while scientists believe the Benjamin Button jellyfish has the potential to live forever, in nature it simply never would. It readily succumbs to disease, accident and the appetites of other animals.

    And that's why we shouldn't worry too much about Google's quest for eternal life. No matter how much we learn about telomeres and transdifferentiation, nanobots and neurons, there will always be a virus, mishap or enemy to end our existence.

    The essential shape of life, no matter how long, will remain the same -- birth, life, death -- and this should assuage our fears about life extension.

    But there is the potential for another kind of immorality, one which will ironically resemble the myth of everlasting life in the Judeo-Christian religions. And that's what I'm really afraid of.

    First, we will live a human life, with the sweetness and sorrow that comes from impermanence. Then will come second life -- cerebral, painless and without end.

    Except, instead of passing through the Pearly Gates, we'll pass through a processor.

    The strongest hope for giving a human intelligence eternal life comes from the promise of mapping the human brain and downloading it into a computer model.

    Legendary physicist Stephen Hawking recently suggested this may soon be possible.,

    "I think the brain is like a program in the mind, which is like a computer," Hawking said. "So it's theoretically possible to copy the brain on to a computer and so provide a form of life after death."

    Russian media mogul Dmitry Itskov is already at work on a project to do just that by 2045. Last year, he baited the world's billionaires to get involved with promises of immortality.

    And that's where things get more than a little problematic.

    Beyond removing the knowledge of impermanence that forces us to value life, the enterprise of eternal life seems destined to be dominated by the super-rich.

    Justin Timberlake flops aside, machine immortality presents the very real possibility of giving the ultra-wealthy yet another leg-up on everyone else. And it doesn't get much more dystopian than a world ruled by a wealthy-elite whose brains have been uploaded to super-powerful robots.

    But as with most moral quandaries presented by technological advancement, I doubt there is much we can do about it.

    Plenty of people foresaw the danger of nuclear and chemical weapons, but those fears did not prevent their development. Tellingly, Google's head of so-called X projects, Astro Teller, is actually the son of the man who invented the hydrogen bomb.

    When governments ban work on new technologies, work simply shifts to other countries.Strict limits on stem cell research in the U.S. have just pushed other nations to take the lead.

    In short, the advance of technology has thus far been impervious to our moral misgivings.

    People like Ray Kurzweil just can't be stopped. The pill-popping prophet, futurist and Google director of engineering believes the exponential growth in the power of computer processing foretold in Moore's Law will soon lead to breakthrough advancements in the sophistication of artificial intelligence. At a crucial point, machines will become so intelligent that they will begin to improve upon themselves. At that moment, technological innovation will radically accelerate and human beings and computers will begin to merge. Kurzweil refers to this juncture as the "singularity."

    But Kurzweil and the world's billionaires may find that becoming a robot isn't as much fun as it seems. Imagine the inauthenticity of the Matrix, coupled with the boredom of eternity. Oh, and no sex.

    Like the near-immortal Sibyl of Cumae of Greco-Roman myth, the gilded gods of the future could end up begging for death.

    But the rest of us will still scrimp, save and scramble to buy our way to the afterlife. No matter how lifeless, many will prefer the machine to the mystery of mortality.

    Family members will cling to their dying loved ones with hitherto impossible fervour. Instead of DNRs, people will need "do not deify" orders.

    And there's nothing we can do to stop it. Blind to good and evil, reckless of destruction, technology rolls o....

    So that's what I have nightmares about now. It's the things we can't change that scare us most -- and immortality is just as inevitable as death