Weren't the Jesuits behind the forgery of the Protocols Jason? Tell me something, why as the bolshevik revolution was taking place, the Jesuits themselves where in Europe spreading the anti-Semitic theories? You are starting to look more and more like an anti-Semitic extremist to me, my guy. I'm telling you this as a friend...
You are starting to look more and more like an anti-Semitic extremist to me, my guy.
Says the Jewish user who IS an anti-Jesuit conspiracy extreme absolutist.
I'm telling you this as a friend...
No you're not.
I'm not anti-Jewish nor anti-Palestinian nor anti-Arab nor anti-Persian. I'm not anti-Semitic.
I am against the anti-voluntaryist evil ideologies of this world, such as Brahmanism, Globalism, Neo-Conservatism, Neo-Liberalism, Statism, Transhumanism, Wahhabism, Warmongering, and Zionism. At the top, the FIC, MIC, and TIC systems are comprised of them, vying for dominance.
I'm asking you in good faith as a person who is interested yet needs convincing to answer the 9 Critical Jesuit Questions - clearly, compellingly, and concisely.
These are not trick questions - they are fundamental. If you cannot answer them, then either you are a liar trying to deceive us, or you have a mental block (perhaps even a mental illness) that prevents you from drilling down to the foundations of your presuppositions.
All people (especially political and religious) have been brainwashed (via culture, media, schooling, society, etc.) to suffer from false beliefs in "truths" taken for granted. Myself included.
Sure, sure. I'll answer all of them the best I can when I have time. I'm just in a rush right now...
That is one thing I diverse when it comes to you. I don't shy away from being an anti-Semitic nationalist. The Jews as a problem, aren't something that can be reduced to mere ideology. Take for example, the idea that the Bolshevik Jews, and the religious and Zionist Jews opposed each other when it comes to the Russian Revolution. A lot of people think that alone is enough to fully expy them of sin, but both the Bolsheviks and the Zionists worked together to destroy Germany. The Jews aren't a group you can judge based on ideology alone, they are a selfish if not malicious group of people. Young children are taught that the Goyim have animal souls. I am pro-Zionist if the Jews get their own country in a far away abandoned place and leave everyone else alone. That's why I think being moderately anti-Semitic is fine, but it's not ok to blame them for everything either.
Were they? You can't assume everyone has your assumptions. And then cite yourself, on something that doesn't even address that assumption that the Jesuits had something to do with The Protocols.
I agree that there are people who think that zionists or Jews represent all evil, and who obsess over them as an explanation for all things that go wrong. But you are appearing as the worst of them just with Jesuits. Is it a kind of parody?
If anyone wants to know where I stand, I blame games. Different and multiple groups often influence the world around them. It's the point of having a group and being organized to influence your environment. And sometimes they do it in ways that wouldn't be to the liking of others. But they are molecules of rubber on the outside of a wheel. The structure of the wheel drives everything. Often these wheels are built with good intentions, not realizing how their structure will incentivize groups to do things that are against the interests or the rights of others. But rotate the wheel a little so the same groups aren't a major part of the contact patch, and it's new groups taking on the same roles.
The problem is that there is centralization of power in the government and in the ability to print money that makes it worthwhile for groups to figure out how to manipulate concentrations of power that should have never existed in the first place. Remove one group or another, and you still have a prize worth organizing over to cast your share of influence on it so it benefits you over others. Many groups are playing this same general game. Not one. Not two.
It's smarter to look past one or two nubs of rubber, and instead look at the wheel.
I don't deny that there are other groups besides the Jesuits. My position is that the Jesuits are simply the strongest group. I myself consider myself an anti-Semitic nationalist. I even made a lot of extensive research about Holocaust Skepticism. But I still can't stand the idea of people blaming the Jews for things they didn't do.
From the time period of the 1500s to the 1800s, the white resistance was already unified against the Jesuits. And in conspiracy sites, the consensus is that it's either the Jews or the Jesuits. It's actually both of them, but you don’t get to make the claim that it's imposible to properly judge the elites whoever they are. It's a very anti-intellectual position.
Sure. This is the problem with people's tendency to attach to a single grand conspiracy. That deserves an acronym for an anti-pattern. SGC.
The problem with someone with an SGC world-view is they will start attributing every problem to it. Is that not what you do with the Jesuits. You are blaming them for things due to tenuous connections. It's the same thing Jew-SGC proponents do. Except, and I don't mean to give them credit, even their worst don't seem to be as bad at unexplained assumptions. They are bad in that department. But you've given them a run for their money and then lapped the several times.
Maybe you are right. Maybe the Jesuits have more control than I realize. But then there is a communication problem. No one is going to follow along assumptions that you haven't made clear to them directly. People aren't deeply familiar with your scored posts. And people are unlikely to invest the time if they assume they will also be unclear.
At least I recognized there are different groups involved. Other People won’t even mention the Vatican at all.
The people who acuse me of being an extremist have no basis in reality whatsoever and I suspect a malicious campaign. I'm just as likely to harshly criticize the Jews as I do with the Jesuits...
Ilhan & Rashida’s trip was not about experiencing our democratic ally, about aged grandmothers, or even the Palestinians. Ultimately, it's about America [complaining about Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib].
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Does not mention Jesuits.
Weren't the Jesuits behind the forgery of the Protocols Jason? Tell me something, why as the bolshevik revolution was taking place, the Jesuits themselves where in Europe spreading the anti-Semitic theories? You are starting to look more and more like an anti-Semitic extremist to me, my guy. I'm telling you this as a friend...
Says the Jewish user who IS an anti-Jesuit conspiracy extreme absolutist.
No you're not.
I'm not anti-Jewish nor anti-Palestinian nor anti-Arab nor anti-Persian. I'm not anti-Semitic.
I am against the anti-voluntaryist evil ideologies of this world, such as Brahmanism, Globalism, Neo-Conservatism, Neo-Liberalism, Statism, Transhumanism, Wahhabism, Warmongering, and Zionism. At the top, the FIC, MIC, and TIC systems are comprised of them, vying for dominance.
I'm asking you in good faith as a person who is interested yet needs convincing to answer the 9 Critical Jesuit Questions - clearly, compellingly, and concisely.
These are not trick questions - they are fundamental. If you cannot answer them, then either you are a liar trying to deceive us, or you have a mental block (perhaps even a mental illness) that prevents you from drilling down to the foundations of your presuppositions.
All people (especially political and religious) have been brainwashed (via culture, media, schooling, society, etc.) to suffer from false beliefs in "truths" taken for granted. Myself included.
Are you willing to drill down?
Sure, sure. I'll answer all of them the best I can when I have time. I'm just in a rush right now...
That is one thing I diverse when it comes to you. I don't shy away from being an anti-Semitic nationalist. The Jews as a problem, aren't something that can be reduced to mere ideology. Take for example, the idea that the Bolshevik Jews, and the religious and Zionist Jews opposed each other when it comes to the Russian Revolution. A lot of people think that alone is enough to fully expy them of sin, but both the Bolsheviks and the Zionists worked together to destroy Germany. The Jews aren't a group you can judge based on ideology alone, they are a selfish if not malicious group of people. Young children are taught that the Goyim have animal souls. I am pro-Zionist if the Jews get their own country in a far away abandoned place and leave everyone else alone. That's why I think being moderately anti-Semitic is fine, but it's not ok to blame them for everything either.
Were they? You can't assume everyone has your assumptions. And then cite yourself, on something that doesn't even address that assumption that the Jesuits had something to do with The Protocols.
I agree that there are people who think that zionists or Jews represent all evil, and who obsess over them as an explanation for all things that go wrong. But you are appearing as the worst of them just with Jesuits. Is it a kind of parody?
If anyone wants to know where I stand, I blame games. Different and multiple groups often influence the world around them. It's the point of having a group and being organized to influence your environment. And sometimes they do it in ways that wouldn't be to the liking of others. But they are molecules of rubber on the outside of a wheel. The structure of the wheel drives everything. Often these wheels are built with good intentions, not realizing how their structure will incentivize groups to do things that are against the interests or the rights of others. But rotate the wheel a little so the same groups aren't a major part of the contact patch, and it's new groups taking on the same roles.
The problem is that there is centralization of power in the government and in the ability to print money that makes it worthwhile for groups to figure out how to manipulate concentrations of power that should have never existed in the first place. Remove one group or another, and you still have a prize worth organizing over to cast your share of influence on it so it benefits you over others. Many groups are playing this same general game. Not one. Not two.
It's smarter to look past one or two nubs of rubber, and instead look at the wheel.
Insightful.
Games & Wheels = Systems & Structures.
I don't deny that there are other groups besides the Jesuits. My position is that the Jesuits are simply the strongest group. I myself consider myself an anti-Semitic nationalist. I even made a lot of extensive research about Holocaust Skepticism. But I still can't stand the idea of people blaming the Jews for things they didn't do.
From the time period of the 1500s to the 1800s, the white resistance was already unified against the Jesuits. And in conspiracy sites, the consensus is that it's either the Jews or the Jesuits. It's actually both of them, but you don’t get to make the claim that it's imposible to properly judge the elites whoever they are. It's a very anti-intellectual position.
Sure. This is the problem with people's tendency to attach to a single grand conspiracy. That deserves an acronym for an anti-pattern. SGC.
The problem with someone with an SGC world-view is they will start attributing every problem to it. Is that not what you do with the Jesuits. You are blaming them for things due to tenuous connections. It's the same thing Jew-SGC proponents do. Except, and I don't mean to give them credit, even their worst don't seem to be as bad at unexplained assumptions. They are bad in that department. But you've given them a run for their money and then lapped the several times.
Maybe you are right. Maybe the Jesuits have more control than I realize. But then there is a communication problem. No one is going to follow along assumptions that you haven't made clear to them directly. People aren't deeply familiar with your scored posts. And people are unlikely to invest the time if they assume they will also be unclear.
At least I recognized there are different groups involved. Other People won’t even mention the Vatican at all.
The people who acuse me of being an extremist have no basis in reality whatsoever and I suspect a malicious campaign. I'm just as likely to harshly criticize the Jews as I do with the Jesuits...
https://www.submatrix.net/c/ConspiracyTrace/8Fts8wF8SJ
Not a very good argument. A vacuous truth. In fact it's a cop out and distracting deflection.
Back to the fundamental point:
You are OBSESSED with the Jesuits, blame them for everything, claim they are the top of the top - and can't clearly explain any of it.
The Critical Jesuit Questions
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