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Category: Words|Terms|Symbols
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Ya’ll want the Alphabet?
A’s for airborne Diseases on Your Deathbed
As you Clamor and Pray to Jesus
B’s for Black magic fingers Itching to kill a Bilderberg
B’s for Bohemian Grove they Killing kids I heard
C’s for the chemtrails that Propagate and coat the City
C’s for the Comet that’s Coming this shit Aint gon be Pretty
D’s for the Devils & Demons that Play with D.N.A.
D’s for the Dicks that set us up that work for D.E.A.
E’s for the Eathquakes and F’s for Fukushima
the F.B.I. is working in Cahoots with Fucking F.E.M.A
G’s for Genetically modified everything they Grow
H is for H.a.a.r.p and the Holograms
I am in the Know
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In this video Jordan Maxwell explains the basic idea behind the UCC. What you don’t know IS hurting you. When you begin to learn the rules of the game, you can avoid losing. The game is life, and not knowing the rules will cost you your game. The reality behind the UCC is that we are all tagged and marked as property.
Words, Terms, & Symbols
To learn them, is to avoid them. They are only words and symbols, but their meanings are intended to serve as a foundational influence into our daily lives, and especially plans for the future. There is a reason things are the way they are, and these terms will help you understand the totality of what is happening on this planet. No punches are pulled here, these are not for the faint of heart.
Conspiracy: an unlawful or surreptitious plan formulated in secret by two or more persons; plot. In other words, Rich and Powerful men have special clubs too.
The Wizard of Oz was produced as a motion picture in 1939 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. (Book by L. Frank Baum; Adaption by Noel Langley; Screenplay by Florence Ryerson, Noel Langley, and Edgar Allan Woolf; Lyrics by E. Y. Harburg; Produced by Mervyn LeRoy; Directed by Victor Fleming.)
Many people believe that The Wizard of Oz was (and is) an allegory for the radically new state of affairs that existed in America in the 1930s, following the stock market crash and the bankruptcy of the United States Government which occurred immediately thereafter. For all extents and purposes, it can still be viewed as the current state of affairs, inasmuch as the allegorical nature, the clues strewn throughout the story, are still relevant today. The authors of Redemption in Law, Theory and Practice [BBC of America, 2000] have, for example, provided an interesting interpretation of the story of The Wizard of Oz, one which bears a considerable amount of attention being paid. Much of what follows, comes from pages 180 to 185 of their book.