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Who are the people practicing Babylonian money magic still to this present day? It's been a long time since I listened to any of the Mystery Babylon shows but I remember finding it not concise enough. Then there's the fact we literally have the Rabbis and other jews like Netenyahoo telling us they are doing it.

Y 1mo
1Gwece…AV6R Unverified · twetch

To me your view sounds like claiming a branch is in control of the tree.

The mystery schools just happen to share a lot of goals with the Zionists/Synagogue of satan.

And both have no problem sacrificing a lot of jews to get there. The current - and obvious - antisemitism psyop is hinting at it.

It's just much less convenient to recognize that evil can't be localized cleanly outside of our identity.

But until we do, they have card blanche.

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Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1Gwece…AV6R

The mystery schools were extremely fucked people who used to and probably still do extremely strong drugs which would put them in a state for up to three days at a time and would need an antidote to bring them back out of it. Ammon Hillman goes into all this on his Youtube channel and he is one of the few people who can read the ancient Greek properly and knows what was going on back then. I may have to listen to some of Coopers stuff again but I bet I'll be even less impressed with it now than I was back then. I disagree with the idea that evil cannot be localised as it implies that it is a force which doesn't require a sentient being to exist and that just seems absurd to me.

Y 1mo
1Gwece…AV6R Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1HyHQ7…W7R6

Evil can be localized just fine.

It's worth thinking about what evil actually is exactly, after a century long psyop to make us believe everything is relative.

The problem is our inherent urge (ego based) to localize evil in identities we conveniently don't belong to.

The line between good and evil is in everyone's heart, paraphrasing Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.

Perpetrators and identities are two entirely different thing. Whoever denies that must show proof for the extraordinary claim that some identities have a kind of magic blood that makes them all perpetrators.

Nobody ever has shown any such thing.

Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1Gwece…AV6R

"Evil can be localized" just does not make any sense to me though I can relate to the Solzhenitsyn quote. I don't have an urge to localise evil I just happen to notice who is pushing what I consider evil on my people.

Y 1mo
1Gwece…AV6R Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1HyHQ7…W7R6

Is it perpetrators who actually do things, or is it an identity of which the vast majority is completely innocent?

Confusing both is a terrible idea.

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