Ashtar Command Crew - The Awakening Movement

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  Drekx Omega January 19, 2022 at 9:54pm

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0G3PtnI0YY
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  judithfaye66 January 19, 2022 at 9:05pm

  Perhaps this is not the site to ask this but here goes: Is there a homiopathic recipe for dissolving non cancerous cyst from adrenal gland? I thought I had heard about Tumeric but wasnt sure. If not, thanks anyway. :)
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  judithfaye66 January 19, 2022 at 9:03pm

  Marker Dragon, how do you know this information about the hostage taker?
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  AlternateEarth January 19, 2022 at 2:15pm

  I can't help myself-I love crazy stories-but have you ever seen "Mr Feast' vids on YOUTUBE by Dhar Man?
  https://benjaminfulford.net/2022/01/17/the-gnostic-illuminati-was-r...

  The gnostic illuminati was right, we really are dealing with a rogue AI
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  Roaring Lovely January 19, 2022 at 7:55am

  Let me summarize it this way to help you grasp it:
  1.)Iraqi Shias will fight Irani Shias even if they are trying to topple a Sunni dictator they don't want in Iraq. They will do the same thing to Americans.
  3.) If Iran uses excessive technology such as a hugely superior air force, they will retreat but they will not surrender. This will allow Iran to topple the dictator. Then the Shias will return to wage a guerrilla war against the Iranis to ecpell them. They will do the same thing to Americans!
  3.)If Iran is not fighting Iraq, the Iraqi Shias will always support Iran. The same is not the case with the Americans, and other 'kafirs'!
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  Roaring Lovely January 19, 2022 at 7:42am

  

  Having this understanding of Shias and Sunnis in mind. Now stop and contemplate this puzzle: How could Americans think that they could Topple Saddam (a dictator in a Shia majority country), with the hope of creating a Pro- American democracy in Iraq that can even be its partner in its hostility towards Iran?? Will the Iraqi Shias realy be more willing to listen to a 'kafir' from Washington than Ayatollahs, even in hostility towards the Ayatollahs be believes to be a descendant of Muhammad? It looks completely silly to expect such!
  
  But they were bamboozled by the Iran-Iraq war in a way that shows that the American elites had a very thin understanding of politics. A monumental lesson was awaiting! Now Irani Shias were not able to divide Iraqi and woo the Shia majority, knocking down Saddam. So at first, it seems to suggest that the Shias in Iraq are too patriotic to ever listen to their fellows in Iran. Right? Wrong!! In a WAR between Iran and Iraq, the Sunnis might team up with the Shias in Iraq because both are Arabs and Iranis are Persians. So another dividing factor comes. But the U.S. lead coalition forces relied totally on military superiority to topple Saddam, not the politics. Specifically, they did not begine by trying to woo one fighting group to their side. They rained bombs in the air with the country that had no air force. This suggested that they simply allow the Americans to do what they want. So we cannot know if when it comes to fighting the Americans, the shias would Join the Americans! Iraqis simply did not fight the Americans initially. Then afterwards they now fought a guerrilla war. This US power creats an illusion that the Shias (such as Kataib Hezbollah) behaved differently towards the Americans than they did towards the Iranis because this round 'they wanted Saddam gone'! In fact they would have fought Americans even while they were trying to topple Saddam, just like they fought the Iranis except that the US's air force was too powerful!!
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  Roaring Lovely January 19, 2022 at 6:38am

  The reason is that Shias beleive that the true leaders of Islamic world are descendants of Muhammad. This belief is far reaching than it appears. For instance it means that Shias will have more reference to their leaders since the 'must be descendant of Muhammad' stipulation imply 'something inherently different' in the leader, sort of 'closer to Muhammad' hence 'some sort of Muhammad's authority'. This of course allows Shia leaders to interpret the Quran more and so Shia is more adoptive to situations than Sunnis. In our era of religious tolerance, for instance, we must read the 'fight the un-beleivers' verse I posted in a different way than in ancient Arabia. Shia leaders can more easily guid their followers into what Muhammad actually meant. So Shias will not be 'very strict' in reading the Quran.
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  san January 18, 2022 at 10:31pm

  As far as I know, the so-called Taliban belong to the Sunnis.The Hazaras belong to the Shia. I have heard that the Sunnis want to practice Sharia and are strictly religious. The Shias are not that strict.
  
  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shia%E2%80%93Sunni_relations

  

  Shia–Sunni relations

  The origin of Shia–Sunni relations can be traced back to a dispute over the succession to the Islamic prophet Muhammad as a caliph of the Islamic com…
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  marker dragon January 18, 2022 at 7:52pm

  The hostage taker was MK Ultra victim. The whole incident was a CIA fear operation
  False Flag
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  judithfaye66 January 18, 2022 at 7:36pm

  Is it ok to hold a clergyman and his congregants hostage just because he feels like it and wants to speak to his sister who was convicted of terrible crimes?