Mystery missile launched off the coast of California

a bit late wrote:so that means yes, you do condone experimentation on people of the world when ever your government choose's. and no i didnt have a H1N1 shot. because i didnt beleive in their lies, an guess what im not dead

a bit late wrote:instead of calling me names,[ remember my child quote] . do you think you have the right to experiment on others without thier consent.

Coffee time here.... And Carol, yes I've been around this block a time or two. But it leads me to reflect on a few thing that have been brought out lately that I think concerns everyone here. I could care less about the thoughts of one new member. As everyone here knows me for the most part. And know I don't lean in those directions. In fact I believe a reading lesson or two might be handy, as the opposite is stated in my posts. But hay, have at it. The ones who matter the most know me, and where my thoughts are.

With that I submit....

The USA, is laden with Fema Camps, and a Show by Jesse Ventura put out on the air waves to expose such camps. And police departments being trained to handle such an event that would utilize such camps. A present day military presence that we here have never seen before. And the excuse is for our protection. TSA efforts to ramp up our supposed protection.....but from who is the question. S.510 hidden house amendment to stop the growing of our own food. Freedoms being stripped away piece by piece. And is this happening just in America? No, we just happen to be the largest military presence that is in charge of this global agenda. So yes, it's a huge concern. I'm not so certain of that 90% still asleep figure...but if that's the case, then we have a long way to go. I think that many are aware, but most are just too conformed to society.

Freedom, from an existential perspective, cannot be separated from responsibility. With freedom comes responsibility. Yet, it is common
for many people to seek freedom while trying to avoid responsibility. Therein lies the mass that remains useless. And until their world of conformity is shaken to the core, they will remain in that somewhat uncomfortable bliss they perceive as freedom.

That being said, I bring us up to date to the latest of freedom shaking responses that has hurled itself upon us once again. And this time I ask that you all keep your eyes peeled on the directions of such.

The latest Wikileak scandal is just a precursor to something much bigger in my estimation, and many others out there. I'm going to quote an article here....

Government
Think Tank Calls For Infiltrating Conspiracy Websites
Common Purpose Marxist front group Demos says state needs to
"fight back" against people who question the authorities to
"increase trust in government"


Furious that state involvement in major
terror attacks is being exposed to a wider audience than ever before
via the Internet, a UK think tank closely affiliated with the Downing
Street has called for authorities to infiltrate conspiracy websites
in an effort to "increase trust in the government".

"A Demos report published today,
The Power of Unreason, argues that secrecy surrounding the investigation
of events such as the 9/11 New York attacks and the 7/7 bombings in
London merely adds weight to unsubstantiated claims that they were "inside
jobs," reports
the London Independent.

In other words, the fact that the overwhelming
amount of evidence indicates that both 7/7
and 9/11 were "inside
jobs" of one form or another, and that huge numbers of people are
now aware of this via the increasing influence of the Internet, is hampering
efforts to commit more acts of terror, therefore the government needs
to change its strategy.

In the report, Demos, "Recommends
the Government fight back by infiltrating internet sites to dispute
these theories." One of the tools Demos already employs to "fight
back" against conspiracy theories is by labeling anyone who challenges
the government's official story as an extremist or a terrorist recruiter.

The
strategy mirrors that advocated by White House information czar Cass
Sunstein, who in a 2008 white paper similarly called for conspiracy
websites to be infiltrated and undermined in order to dilute their influence.
In the same report, Sunstein also called for taxing conspiracy theories
(any viewpoint that differs with the official version) and
outright banning free speech that the authorities disapproved of.

What Demos and Sunstein are essentially
calling for is classic “provocateur” style infiltration,
updated for the 21st century, that came to the fore during the Cointelpro
years, an FBI program
from 1956-1971 that was focused around disrupting, marginalizing
and neutralizing political dissidents, often using illegal methods.

The fact that governments on both sides
of the pond have been caught over and over again habitually lying about
everything under the sun, allied to a compliant corporate media that
has aided authorities in covering up their misdeeds, has prompted a
complete collapse in trust from the people, an effect that is now seriously
hampering the state's efforts to enlist implied consent, with millions
of people rebelling against the system through civil disobedience and
non-compliance in a myriad of different ways.That's why Demos, a mouthpiece for the
British authorities, is desperate to infiltrate "conspiracy websites,"
ie groups of people who broadcast the truth, in order to "increase
trust" in a government that has lost all credibility.


http://www.propagandamatrix.com/articles/august2010/083010_think_tank.htm

It’s unfortunate what is going to happen. We all know it. We all see
it. At some point that 256 character encryption code is going to be
released and all of those wanna-be hackers will busily work to decode
the 1.6 gig file they downloaded from all those bit torrent sites. Of
course the files are unredacted, as has already been made clear by Mr.
assange himself, and the end result will obviously be that some U.S.
agent in Pakistan or Somalia or even Yemen will be disclosed and killed.
At that point, the Obama administration will have no choice but to shut
down thousands of websites (they just ran a BETA test for that last
month shutting down 70 all at once) for “national security” reasons.
Once that happens, they will of course have to pass a net neutrality
bill that allows for licensing requirements for hosting websites which
will mean only government approved sites will be allowed and they will
be constantly monitored, for the public good of course. And thus, all
those troubling “conspiracy theory” sites will be gone and Cass Sunstein
can sleep better at night.

http://www.pacificfreepress.com/news/1/7556-wikileaks-and-cognitive-infiltration.html

With respect to questions of fact, people use heuristics - mental
short-cuts, or rules of thumb, that generally work well, but that also
lead to systematic errors. People use moral heuristics too - moral
short-cuts, or rules of thumb, that lead to mistaken and even absurd
moral judgments. These judgments are highly relevant to law and
politics. Examples are given from a number of domains, with an emphasis
on appropriate punishment. Moral framing effects are discussed as well.

Pathological secrecy of the State


Any possibility that the pathological secrecy of departments and
agencies of the State where foreign affairs and "Security" are
concerned, might have something to do with defense of the indefensible
- in furtherance of agendas which the mass of the population might be
less than enamored with - is neither explored nor explorable. The "Official Narrative" is sacrosanct and must be defended at any cost.
After all Daddy always knows best; Santa Claus and the Tooth
Fairy are very real and will not like it if you don't believe in them
- The only problem with that analogy being a total absence of
corresponding altruism-in-the-telling on the part of our Lords, Masters
and Betters.

The lessons of history


Think of the hundreds of thousands of dead and wounded foot-soldiers
in the trenches of the First World War, in pursuit of the 'Official
Narrative' agendas of THEIR Lords, Masters and Betters. Then ponder the REAL reasons for our latter-day
interference in Iraq and Afghanistan (and anywhere else that declines
to see things the US/UK/NATO way). With 1.5 million or more dead, 4
million plus homeless/refugees - and counting; a country (Iraq - the
cradle of civilization) looted of its historic treasures; its entire
infrastructure destroyed, and reduced to factional civil war by those
claiming to be its liberators! - and weep at the vicious
sanctimonious lies of Empire and the docile, self-deluding blindness of
the Sheeple that are its enablers.

Is there an infiltration of sites to stir up "language" to target sites? ABSOLUTELY! It's in full swing. So anybody want to take bets as to the timing of sites like ours going down? due to the content as just another "conspiracy theory" site? The fact that much of our site contains a spiritual message makes no difference. That we are working toward a common goal of oneness is irrelevant. But I have been watching the trends of language, and am inclined to agree for once with Cliff High in their trends on this aspect. Imagine that...me agreeing with Cliff High

There are several common examples of how people avoid responsibility in
American culture. Conformity is one good example. Americans pride
themselves on being autonomous individuals to the point of idealizing
individualism. However, upon closer analysis, Americans find extremely
creative ways of giving up their freedom. Americans conform through
blind allegiance to various organizations and institutions including
political parties and religious institutions. This is not to say that
being dedicated to either of these are bad. In fact, often they can
lead to very positive outcomes. The problem comes with blind
allegiance where a person gives up their responsibility to critically
think through the beliefs, perspectives, and values of the
organization. When this happens, the individual's values are no longer
authentic.



When a person gives their allegiance to an external belief structure, they
may go in one of several directions. First, they often will become very
rigid in their allegiance to the organization or structure to which
they have committed. This type of conformity can be seen through
various forms of fundamentalism -- religious, political, psychological
systems, etc.



Second,they may present as being very committed to a belief systems or
organization, but they feel very comfortable bending the rules where it
does fit their desires. It becomes easy to bend the rules because they
are not really committed to the underlying values system. However, when
a person is deeply committed to authentic moral or value principles,
they are less willing to act in ways which contradict these principles.
The principles are authentic.



Another way avoid responsibility can occur through the belief that one is
powerless. There can be many factors which are seen to render a person
powerless. A person can perceive themselves as a victim of their
environment, of various supernatural or spiritual forces, their
unconscious, or a victim of their biology/genes. While an existential
approach will recognize that all of these factors may influence a
person, none of them render a person powerless or completely control
them.

Just my thoughts for the day while I finish my coffee. Engaging pointless babble is not worth my time. The members here know who I am, and what I stand for. That is all that counts. Knowing and Freedom go hand in hand. And it starts with Facts and responsibility.

a bit late wrote:it would of been a simple flu virus, your government has done before to test weapons and its delivery systems. you have the internet you can check and while ya at it see if your government can experiment on you and the rest of the world at their will and the answer is yes and its obvious you condone this. SO What government agency do you lie for.

mudra wrote:Indeed it 's a worldly affair and there is no need to fall into the panel and begin to fight against one another .
We are citizens of the world . What basic human rights fall short for one is a matter of concern for all .
The entire Earth and it's children are the doorstep of all .
When we are divided and opposed we are just giving our power away to a system that is due to fail would we only realize that our true power lies within our Soul and Heart.

Love from me
mudra

Indeed, that is the trend of a narrow mind. Wake up America! Theorized assumptions. finger pointing. Responsible reporting is the ultimate goal. No more guesses. You can assume all you want, but theories just don't cut it. Proof is the key. And we all know the role the USA plays along with the other powers of the world. That is why they call it the NEW WORLD ORDER. And chaos is the intended theme. division the running second.

So to any new members that wander into the Mists, I urge you to do your homework before jumping to conclusions. Or goal here at the Mists is Oneness. Plain and simple.

When you spew assumed "allegations", you'd better be prepared to give some facts with that...or at the very least say it is "your assumption".
We here have been through the gamete of Theories from Avalon and beyond. We are way beyond the "wake up America" theme. We've been down that dusty road before. It's time for the world to wake up and unite.

Division is the goal of a small mind. And a controlled mind. It's been exposed already. The goal of division is only going to go so far. Chaos will be the thing to hurdle. That will be the ultimate test in how we handle the days to come. And you know what sparks them both? FEAR! Fear of the unknown. Fear of the PTB. Fear of helplessness. Fear there will be no recovery.

I opt for strength and hope in the common goal of those I surround myself with. And that is in "UNITY" and "ONENESS". These are the things I "condone"...but I do believe that those here know this about me. And this is what I see in the Mists.
Aside from arguing with an occasional troll or webot

TRANCOSO wrote:Love your new avatar, Brook.

Btw, what brand of coffee do you prefer?

I drink Nespresso - what else, although I try to avoid products made by Nestle, 'cos of their dirty enviroment policy.

TRANCOSO wrote:Love your new avatar, Brook.

Btw, what brand of coffee do you prefer?

I drink Nespresso - what else, although I try to avoid products made by Nestle, 'cos of their dirty enviroment policy.

I wonder what they put in it..........

Carol wrote:This is pathetic and funny. And Americans are indeed very uninformed.



http://www.safeshare.tv/v/fJuNgBkloFE