The significance of Tavistock is their focus on humanism. Humanism originated in Rome with the distinction between humans and barbarians, humans being citizens of Rome and barbarians being people outside of Rome's sphere of influence. The warning against seeding information while in Europe makes sense because that is where humanism has had little to no opposition from the common law. The civil law is based on humanism, but the common law is based on theism.
What I'm talking about is the ideological divide which separates the predator class from ordinary people. To grok this you've got to be aware of how the humanists used the universalism of the Roman state religion in their representation of humanism as biological rather than political, i.e. the human race, and also how the predator class misrepresents common law as case law or judicial precedent.
I'm not aware of any racial basis for it. It's more representative of the survival traits of the triune brain (social dominance, sexual response, fight or flight).
Fair enough, we were all there at one point. Well, since you are an intellectual type, you can check out occidental observer, the culture of critique if you want to learn about the ethnic angle to it.
Your position can't explain the difference between historical Israel and the Zionist state of Israel, for example Herzl's territorial ambition for "Greater Israel" (as the Oden Yinon plan) is inconsistent with the ancestral inheritance described by Judaism (Genesis 15:18).
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party1981 ago
I saw a version of this that had file names referencing 911 or 9/11. I don't see that on this one. I'm guessing one of them was doctored?
The reference to Tavistock makes me think this is real, per FBIanon.
UglyTruth ago
The significance of Tavistock is their focus on humanism. Humanism originated in Rome with the distinction between humans and barbarians, humans being citizens of Rome and barbarians being people outside of Rome's sphere of influence. The warning against seeding information while in Europe makes sense because that is where humanism has had little to no opposition from the common law. The civil law is based on humanism, but the common law is based on theism.
http://forum.clonehost.net/topic/20/humanism http://infogalactic.com/info/Talk:Common_law
party1981 ago
I don't really understand what you're talking about. Can you summarize your point?
UglyTruth ago
What I'm talking about is the ideological divide which separates the predator class from ordinary people. To grok this you've got to be aware of how the humanists used the universalism of the Roman state religion in their representation of humanism as biological rather than political, i.e. the human race, and also how the predator class misrepresents common law as case law or judicial precedent.
apparatchik1488 ago
What about the racial divide which separates the (((predator class))) from ordinary people?
UglyTruth ago
I'm not aware of any racial basis for it. It's more representative of the survival traits of the triune brain (social dominance, sexual response, fight or flight).
apparatchik1488 ago
Fair enough, we were all there at one point. Well, since you are an intellectual type, you can check out occidental observer, the culture of critique if you want to learn about the ethnic angle to it.
UglyTruth ago
Ethics don't fall within the domain of the survival traits.
apparatchik1488 ago
I don't remember what we were talking about but anyways, go read occidental observer and the culture of critique. Hitler was right.
UglyTruth ago
Why, what point do you think I'm missing?
apparatchik1488 ago
The Jewish Problem. The elite class is not acting out of ideology, but out of ethnicity, genetically programmed behavior patterns.
UglyTruth ago
Your position can't explain the difference between historical Israel and the Zionist state of Israel, for example Herzl's territorial ambition for "Greater Israel" (as the Oden Yinon plan) is inconsistent with the ancestral inheritance described by Judaism (Genesis 15:18).
apparatchik1488 ago
christogenea.org