A Plausible Way To Oppose The PTB?

by Tom
(Brisbane)

I think we can all see that things are beginning to deteriorate more rapidly than we (though certainly not Levi or WG!) could ever imagine.

We only have to look at the Eurozone's financial, social, and now climatic manufactured chaos to see where we are headed (or we can simply read Levi's predictions!) let alone try to understand all the chicanery that the PTB are foisting onto the US, which is surely only a few more blows away from complete, transparent economic and constitutional meltdown. Life is about to become bloody difficult for a lot of people.

So what do we do about it? Revolt?

Mass demonstrations haven't changed anything so far in Europe; the governments merely spout placatory garbage and call in the troops to keep 'order'.

Millions of Frenchmen walking and blocking refineries didn't stop the pension reforms! The Irish have been sold down the Swannee River without even a stick to steer with!

In the UK, the people don't even have the balls or brains to stand up with the students whose futures have just been auctioned off to the City! In any case, I suspect the moment the military gets called in properly, everyone would scurry back home to their reality TV and a good strong cuppa. The Iraq war? Millions of global protests didn't stop it!

However, we can't just sit on our asses and let all this happen. Communications?

As Levi says, the internet's days are numbered.

We can't rely on our guides until the endgame finishes. I've been wracking my brains for a way to spread the word and develop a method of resistance that can't be easily contained, and then I came upon this - 'The Handbook for a New Paradigm' at nohoax.com.

I haven't read it all, by any means, but the method proposed to thwart the PTB appears to warrant consideration: activating the power of positive thought! I think once again, Levi would say that sheep are unsaveable, but black sheep are a different case altogether and it doesn't take many people to effect a change - history is witness to that.

So have a look and see what you think. Even if the author comes from the finance industry, there are some interesting things to consider. Naturally, Levi, I'd be very interested to hear your perspective - it ties in nicely with the psychic pyramid project.

happy reading and thinking!