brainflash
Registered Member
Hi all,
I had a dream a couple of nights ago. In the part of the dream that is relevant I woke up in medical facility where someone was using a laser tool to "read the bar code in my brain." After they had done that I understood that I was in some kind of military context.
I wandered the facility and argued with fellow patients about quantifying psychic powers. I found a hallway that narrowed down to a small passage and as I crept down it I got afraid. At about that moment I noticed a bar code sticker on the wall, and then realized they were all over the building. I realized they were interacting with my brain to keep me (and the other patients) entirely monitored. This did not strike me as wrong. I wallked by a room where kids were playing video games. The game being played involved an ET military force invading American suburbia and killing people. The point wasn't to kill people exactly but to save their souls from the clutches of consumerism. The medical facility was some kind of center of activity for that suburban invading force...
Back in reality, yesterday, I heard Peter Gabriel's re-mixed version of "Games Without Frontiers" in which the verse 'War without tears' is emphasized. I got to thinking what that means. Non-lethal warfare comes to mind; mind control as well as the "warfare" of economic competition.
Is it possible that the tyranny of corporate control and ownership is the only real force that will successfully counter war and nation state rivalry? That at some point the world will be so tied together economically that overt war will be silly since we'll all be the same market place and served by the same corporate interests?
I know from where we sit now at the beginning of the 3rd millenium this up and coming centralized control smells of tyranny but what if it's merely a stage in a larger process?
On www.cseti.org there is are a lot of new articles about zero-point and free energy systems, (using scalar electromagnetic technologies which have been supressed for 50 years) which could revolutionize the world.
Maybe the corporate powers that be don't want to give us the energy freedom until they have us "locked down" and fully monitored. It sounds scary but a question I always have to the anti-NWO crowd is what is the alternative? The militia groups and others have a glorified notion of freedom. Our freedom to drive SUV's and live in suburbs means poverty for the 3rd world (OK, maybe oversimplified.) I don't think Isolationism is an option any longer. The world is too interconnected for that.
Then there is the other side of the coin. What if this whole NWO process is divinely ordained? I know to ardent Christians that's a scary concept and the Mark of the Beast and various Revelations come to mind but I'm also aware that the Baha'i scriptures are full of references to the New World Order and quite logically explains the necessity of a one world government to help unify the planet.
I think a difference between the Baha'i NWO and the corporate NWO is that there is a spiritual element in the former that is lacking in the latter. If more recognition of humanity and common values could be infused into the New World Order process then we might not fear it as much. As it is it seems to be nothing but centralizing corporate and political power for the benefit of the few over the many.
I sometimes wonder if these two NWO's are different sides of the same coin? The overt political and economic unity and centralization may provide the climate for other less tangible types of unity when we are all eating and consuming the same types of products. This may be exactly the right climate in which to introduce free energy systems, thus insuring that the whole planet can sustain a middle-class level of consumerism and profit for all.
Thoughts anyone?
I had a dream a couple of nights ago. In the part of the dream that is relevant I woke up in medical facility where someone was using a laser tool to "read the bar code in my brain." After they had done that I understood that I was in some kind of military context.
I wandered the facility and argued with fellow patients about quantifying psychic powers. I found a hallway that narrowed down to a small passage and as I crept down it I got afraid. At about that moment I noticed a bar code sticker on the wall, and then realized they were all over the building. I realized they were interacting with my brain to keep me (and the other patients) entirely monitored. This did not strike me as wrong. I wallked by a room where kids were playing video games. The game being played involved an ET military force invading American suburbia and killing people. The point wasn't to kill people exactly but to save their souls from the clutches of consumerism. The medical facility was some kind of center of activity for that suburban invading force...
Back in reality, yesterday, I heard Peter Gabriel's re-mixed version of "Games Without Frontiers" in which the verse 'War without tears' is emphasized. I got to thinking what that means. Non-lethal warfare comes to mind; mind control as well as the "warfare" of economic competition.
Is it possible that the tyranny of corporate control and ownership is the only real force that will successfully counter war and nation state rivalry? That at some point the world will be so tied together economically that overt war will be silly since we'll all be the same market place and served by the same corporate interests?
I know from where we sit now at the beginning of the 3rd millenium this up and coming centralized control smells of tyranny but what if it's merely a stage in a larger process?
On www.cseti.org there is are a lot of new articles about zero-point and free energy systems, (using scalar electromagnetic technologies which have been supressed for 50 years) which could revolutionize the world.
Maybe the corporate powers that be don't want to give us the energy freedom until they have us "locked down" and fully monitored. It sounds scary but a question I always have to the anti-NWO crowd is what is the alternative? The militia groups and others have a glorified notion of freedom. Our freedom to drive SUV's and live in suburbs means poverty for the 3rd world (OK, maybe oversimplified.) I don't think Isolationism is an option any longer. The world is too interconnected for that.
Then there is the other side of the coin. What if this whole NWO process is divinely ordained? I know to ardent Christians that's a scary concept and the Mark of the Beast and various Revelations come to mind but I'm also aware that the Baha'i scriptures are full of references to the New World Order and quite logically explains the necessity of a one world government to help unify the planet.
I think a difference between the Baha'i NWO and the corporate NWO is that there is a spiritual element in the former that is lacking in the latter. If more recognition of humanity and common values could be infused into the New World Order process then we might not fear it as much. As it is it seems to be nothing but centralizing corporate and political power for the benefit of the few over the many.
I sometimes wonder if these two NWO's are different sides of the same coin? The overt political and economic unity and centralization may provide the climate for other less tangible types of unity when we are all eating and consuming the same types of products. This may be exactly the right climate in which to introduce free energy systems, thus insuring that the whole planet can sustain a middle-class level of consumerism and profit for all.
Thoughts anyone?
