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so do it better.xenobard said:
"Secret" Meetings in Ottawa
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This group is brilliant. The event is SO SECRET, that they tell everyone about it. Then, when people say "they are doing this or they are doing that", people in general will say "Yeah, right. If they were doing that,they wouldn't tell you about the secret meetings. Now go away, I'm watching Springer".
Anyone else see the genius in this?
Anyone else see the genius in this?
I wouldn't want their job.
It is not difficult to see that democracy is only a small part in the grand play upon the world politics stage.
The actors include human civilization's various heads of states. They are forefront in the performance. They are the ones whom the audience sees; they are the ones who conduct the dialogue on stage for the audience to hear.
However, as with any play, most of the individuals involved in the performance necessarily work behind the scenes: script writers, stage hands, make-up artists, tailors, directors, etc.. Without them the show simply could not go on.
Some conspiracy theorists suggest that the Bilderbergs are those who work behind-the-scenes to manipulate this grand performance for sinister purposes. This, of course, is nonsense. In actuality, like any scriptwriter / director, they just want to put on a good show.
But how do we explain why it isn't a good show at the moment?
Well, part of the problem is that they've taken up the task of directing the performance while it has been on-going. In fact, this play has been performed far longer than the 50 odd years since the founding of the Bilderbergs; it's been going on since the beginning of civilization itself, for this play is civilization itself.
The Bilderbergs are just frantically scribbling in the next act of the performance. But they have no idea what the ending might be, nor do they even have a clue as to who the protagonist should be.
Moreover, they've taken up the task with a tough crowd in attendance: many in the audience have grown impatient with the performance, and have started to throw stuff at the actors on stage. Some in the back row are even quietly discussing how to blow up the auditorium.
We can't blame the Bilderbergs, however. It really isn't their fault. I mean they are doing the best with the script they were left with by the directors and scriptwriters who had come before them. It is rather poorly written, incomplete, full of mistakes, and has no coherent plot.
As a result, the actors have been running around on stage like chickens with their heads chopped off, bantering back and forth at each other about border security, the war in Iraq, global warming , energy crisis, human rights, etc., etc., In effect, they are just stalling, hoping to God that the Bilderbergs can complete the script for the next act.
In other words, the Bilderbergs shouldn't have received an incomplete, error-riddled script to begin with.
What needs to happen is for the audience to settle down and allow the directors and script-writers behind the scenes to complete the script for the next act. They can't work under the type of pressure they are now under.
For that matter, it wouldn't hurt if the Bilderbergs realised that they don't have to take on all the responsibility for the success of the play: they should make more of an effort in allowing the audience to take part in the performance.
The fact of the matter is that we are all participants in the performance. Whether we are sitting in the audience or working behind the scenes, we are all playing a part in the play because of our very involvement as members of human civilization.
Therefore, in order to move forward in the plot, all nations and all individuals alike need to take a more active and yet facilitative part in the performance.
The sooner we all realise this, the sooner we can get on to enjoying our evening at the theatre.
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wow.
Nicely done. Whether one agrees or disagrees, the sheer artistry of the analogy leaves one almost breathless!
Brava! Bravissimo!
Nicely done. Whether one agrees or disagrees, the sheer artistry of the analogy leaves one almost breathless!
Brava! Bravissimo!
The Media barely even covered the Bildeburg Conference. And yes it was still kept a successful secret because do any of you know what they were having the meeting for? Do any of you know what they discussed?
The only thing that isn't secret is that we know they had the meeting. Thats it. It's still a secret if the subject matter is kept under close guard which it is. Just look at the people who were there. Rockefellars, Rothschilds...etc. Super Important people in this world.
What were they doing? Having a tea party? And why doesn't the Citizens of democracy get to take part in this conference?
The only thing that isn't secret is that we know they had the meeting. Thats it. It's still a secret if the subject matter is kept under close guard which it is. Just look at the people who were there. Rockefellars, Rothschilds...etc. Super Important people in this world.
What were they doing? Having a tea party? And why doesn't the Citizens of democracy get to take part in this conference?
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Wow,
That was straight from So I Married an Axe Murderer
STUART
Listen, Sonny Jim, it's a known fact
there's a society of the five
wealthiest people in the world, called
the Pentaverate, who run everything
and meet three times a year at a
secret country mansion in Colorado,
known as "The Meadows."
CHARLIE
(sarcastic)
And that's obviously why we haven't
heard about it in the newspapers.
STUART
(inappropriately angry & loud)
That's right. They fuckin' own the
papers, smartass. And everything
else. Why do you think Scotland's
not been able to get independence?
Because the Queen the Pentavirate
and those English dome heads in West
Minster won't have it.
CHARLIE
Who are the other members of this
pentaverate?
STUART
The Queen, the Rothchilds, the Gettys,
the Vatican, and Colonel Sanders
before he went tits up. Oh, I hated
the Colonel with his wee beady eyes.
And that smug look on his face.
CHARLIE
Dad how can you hate "the Colonel?"
STUART
Because the Colonel puts an addictive
chemical in it that makes you crave
it fortnightly.
CHARLIE
Interesting... coo-coo
This is neat, Mike Myers is now a member, I would say welcome but yer gonners....
dileas
tess
That was straight from So I Married an Axe Murderer
STUART
Listen, Sonny Jim, it's a known fact
there's a society of the five
wealthiest people in the world, called
the Pentaverate, who run everything
and meet three times a year at a
secret country mansion in Colorado,
known as "The Meadows."
CHARLIE
(sarcastic)
And that's obviously why we haven't
heard about it in the newspapers.
STUART
(inappropriately angry & loud)
That's right. They fuckin' own the
papers, smartass. And everything
else. Why do you think Scotland's
not been able to get independence?
Because the Queen the Pentavirate
and those English dome heads in West
Minster won't have it.
CHARLIE
Who are the other members of this
pentaverate?
STUART
The Queen, the Rothchilds, the Gettys,
the Vatican, and Colonel Sanders
before he went tits up. Oh, I hated
the Colonel with his wee beady eyes.
And that smug look on his face.
CHARLIE
Dad how can you hate "the Colonel?"
STUART
Because the Colonel puts an addictive
chemical in it that makes you crave
it fortnightly.
CHARLIE
Interesting... coo-coo
This is neat, Mike Myers is now a member, I would say welcome but yer gonners....
dileas
tess
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I bet it's just like that crappy Kubrick movie in there ...
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Hi all,
I have been off the board for a few days attending this secret meeting in Ottawa.....so what have I missed.
I have been off the board for a few days attending this secret meeting in Ottawa.....so what have I missed.
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frig,
shoulda known the horsemen are part of the pentaverate...
dileas
tess
shoulda known the horsemen are part of the pentaverate...
dileas
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3rd Horseman said:Hi all,
the 48th regulator said:
So that explains the shortage of tinfoil in Ottawa this week. 3rd Horseman, save your's for Thanksgiving. You'll get your monies worth by cooking your turkey with it. The hat shape should just about fit the roasting pan.
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I think they are after our water. ???
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still goin', huh?
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Yup 
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Tess....
Were you aware that TIm Horton has now officially replaced "The Colonel" in the pentaverate?
SB
Were you aware that TIm Horton has now officially replaced "The Colonel" in the pentaverate?
SB
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