The Illuminati was made a offer they couldn't refuse.

There is a certain being here on GLP that is the focus of the operation; the idea is to influence this being in such a way that this being then (somehow?) triggers the actual End of The World and so forth...

this has been going on since Dec 2010...

yesterday - this being posted something regarding a joining of forces (but more than this) that would defeat the Nwo/military/governments/etc...

the moment this was posted here...

the Virginia EQ and also -- a wave of 'fake' EQ's posted and pinned...

so this is how it is done...

(strange, yes - glp is in a way the source of the EQ's)


This is not working for them, I feel...

many reasons why - one is that Serpens and Human plot against eachother...

another - this being is not anything like what either expected, and what this being can do, for starters...???

the smallest demonstration that this being has shown them breaks every rule of 'science' and can not be explained or ...well... it is off the board...


To this one, what was demonstrated was more of a smaller beautiful side-effect...

Now - this being, has been talking to some that are very great, and now... These great gentle ones, myself and an uncountable number of Stars and Galaxies and more... have joined together -- for Love and against tyranny...

though the Illuminati and military and so forth will likely not listen, this is a mistake...

They would be very wise to stand down now.

is this the biggest thread on glp? thousands of pages crazy.

hi im patty mayonnaise/Illuminati D&D elite 00Player/PhatHead and im a elite Dungeons & Dragons insider and dont listen to Astræa

Astearea is such sore loser/whore see this was a pic taken from our last D&D game

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wow i got a headache after one page at least owl man has devolved from kull to Conan and the rest are pretending like they have something to do with something please copy and paste important intelpost Darth Exile is pround that his Apollo ways are the exact cause of your mentally illnessenssess and you no it oh yess ha ha Ja-Ru

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"You fucking fools! "Hollywood is going down" blah blah blah blee blee blee Look morons, there's people blackmailing, fucking,beating and killing all over the place; different factions. Not every damn thing is connected(at least physically). You dummies think that if your precious Hollywood was/is exposed as everything you babble about it would run it to ruin? Hah! Quite the contrary. You mindless peasants would plant your fat asses in front of your screens and soak up every second of the stinking shit! That's why this foolish thread and every other thread about high profiles/celebrities grows so big: You lowly dogs can't get enough of your idolatry we bring to you each and every waking minute. You watch the shit,you buy the products/shit and you eat it all up and ask for more! I could tell you my name and it would cause a stir. In the end just more of you masses of droning no life having nothings' would have to tune it to see what the buzz is about. Satan? Hahah! Hell yes! Look in the mirror fools! YOU ARE SATAN. You are your own adversary. We control you and you show us what level of evil you can tolerate and are ready to receive. We give you nothing you don't want. Stay tuned. Btw Ms.Simpson is no more innocent than she is guilty. Just like all of them before and yet to come. Enjoy yourselves now."

A very nice posting, which nails the whole problem to the core.

Vritra (a brahmin in this version) became the head of the Asuras (portrayed as inherently demonic here, as opposed to the Vedic version in which they can be gods or demons). He renounced his dharma – duty – to do good unto others and turned to violence, battling with the devas. Eventually, he gained the upper hand and the Devas were frightened of his evil might. Led by Indra, they approached Lord Vishnu for help. He told them that Vritra could not be destroyed by ordinary means, revealing that only a weapon made from the bones of a sage could slay him. When the deities revealed their doubts about the likelihood of any ascetic donating his body, Vishnu directed them to approach the sage (Rishi) Dadichi. When approached by the gods, Dadhichi gladly gave up his bones for the cause of the good, stating that it would be better for his bones to help them attain victory than to rot in the ground. The Devas collected the bones and Indra crafted the Vajrayudha from them. When they engaged Vritra again, the battle lasted for 360 days before the brahmin breathed his last.

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After Indra's victory, he starts building monuments and temples to himself. Siva visits him in the guise of a beautiful blue-skinned boy. A troop of ants march by and Siva explains that each of the ants was an Indra:

'Ah, who will count the universes that have passed away, or the creations that have risen afresh, again and again, from the formless abyss of the vast waters? Who will number the passing ages of the world, as they follow each other endlessly? And who will search through the wide infinities of space to count the universes side by side, each containing its Brahma, its Vishnu, its Shiva?'

Give us the esoteric side of things.

'He who has no wound on his hand may touch poison and not be destroyed.'

Et plus people aren't inherently evil.

Evil is like dirt: Washing makes clean.



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The Hysteria that surrounds Astræa relpy to that asshole Vallick/legitimate time traveler

Everything i know i learned from Dungeons & dragons





The Hysteria that surrounds Astræa reply to that asshole vallick

When I was a kid, the country went through a full-fledged Dungeons & Dragons hysteria, where the fantasy role-playing game was accused of everything from turning kids onto Satanism to encouraging them to kill themselves.
Decades later, we’ve now reached a point where D&D is seen as sort of a harmless, if incredibly geeky pastime.
But isn’t there a third option? Dungeons & Dragons isn’t a dangerous, evil force in the world, nor is it just harmless fun; it’s actually one of the most worthwhile activities ever created, and there is literally nothing better for turning a kid into a thoughtful, creative, passionate, open-minded adult.
Almost everything I know today I learned from Dungeons & Dragons. And almost everything I’m passionate about, I first discovered while playing the game.
I started playing Dungeons & Dragons at age twelve, when my friend Tim asked for, and received, a “starter” box set of the game for Christmas.
I immediately loved it. It gave a focus to all those lazy afternoons with my friends. It was something for us all to be passionate about, an endless countryside for us to discover and explore — endless because we made it up ourselves.
But it didn’t just focus those afternoons with my friends; it focused the rest of my life too.
Before the game, I’d had little interest in reading for pleasure. For me, books were something that were assigned in school — staid, musty tales that said nothing about the things I was interested in and had absolutely no relevance to my life.
But because I was so enamored with the world of D&D, I started reading fantasy books. For the first time in my life, I realized, “Hey, books aren’t necessarily boring! Sometimes they can even be really, really interesting!” It was a revelation. In months, I was devouring every fantasy book I could get my hands on — even long, complicated sagas that I wouldn’t have looked twice at before (Stephen R. Donaldson was, and still is, my favorite author).
In school, I’d always hated history. It had always been presented to me as nothing more than a long list of dates to be memorized.
But in the world of D&D, in the adventures we were concocting for each other, history came alive. And why wouldn’t it? We were literally living it! And like almost every virgin D&D player, I immediately embarked on my own extracurricular study of weaponry, of myths and fables, of medieval life — even castle-building.
Philosophy and ethics? At my Catholic grade school, that meant just another list to memorize, this time of picky little rules to follow.
It was while playing D&D that I discovered the notion of “alignment” — the idea that everyone has a point-of-view in life, and that few people think of themselves as “evil.” Instead, ethics necessarily follow from one’s perspective. This acknowledgment of the obviously relative nature of all things made my head feel like a balloon; I could almost feel it expanding on my shoulders.
Even better, by implicitly granting me the right to make my own ethical choices, and by having me role-play different choices and then forcing me to accept the consequences of my actions, I think the game made me a much more ethical person. It definitely made me a far more broad-minded one.
In school, I had absolutely no interest in debate or public presentations. My sixth grade presentation was on Bolivia, and I literally could not have cared less.
But because D&D involves such an elaborate set of rules, many of which are, uh, ambiguous, an essential part of Dungeons & Dragons means arguing a case, both to your fellow players and to the dungeon master.Year later, in college, professors would always say, “You did debate in high school, didn’t you?” I never knew what they were talking about — until it finally occurred to me that I had, in fact, spent every weekend of my high school years engaged in passionate debate with some of the most intelligent people I’ve ever met.
Before D&D, I’d never thought of myself as a storyteller, or a performer in any way. But when you’re the dungeon master, you’re required to be a performer, acting out the role of the narrator and dozens of other characters — and you’d better be an incredibly quick-thinking performer at that, since most of what you do is improvisation in response to something your players did that you didn’t expect.
If you write your dungeons yourself, as we usually did, you’re also forced to confront the notions of character motivation, the importance of a good antagonist, of theme, of rising tension and resolution.
In short, if he’s going to keep the attention of his players, a dungeon master must quickly intuit all the elements of dramatic structure.
Best of all, you tell your stories in direct engagement with your audience. If that doesn’t tell you exactly what does, and doesn’t, work when it comes to storytelling, nothing will.
Finally, there’s math. I didn’t like that either as a kid — more memorization, natch. Truthfully, I still hate it, but when you spend countless hours adding up dice-rolls in your head, you’re suddenly a whiz — and when your character’s life is at stake, you pick up statistics pretty quickly too!
Dungeons & Dragons would have been worth playing even if it built no “character” whatsoever — if it did nothing but entertain. And maybe this essay will do nothing but make today’s generation of kids less likely to play it; that’s probably how I would have reacted.
But the truth is, the game does so much more than entertain, and it’s about time it got credit for it.
As an adult, I’ve done a number of things for a living: teach at the high school and college level, and write novels, plays, and screenplays. Now I edit this website.
If it weren’t for Dungeons & Dragons, I couldn’t have done any of these things well.
If I hadn’t found D&D, would I have discovered some other passion as a kid? Video games? Sports? Horticulture? It’s possible. But it’s almost impossible to imagine that any of these activities would have given me such a long and varied list of skills and interests.
As an adult, I occasionally run into parents who mention that their children have discovered Dungeons & Dragons. They usually roll their eyes and shrug, as if to say, “At least they’re not out robbing liquor stores.”
I always tell them they’re wrong to dismiss the game so casually; I try to tell them all the things I’ve written here.
They never listen to me. They always say something stupid like, “What kind of game is it if you can’t ever win?” The stereotypes run too deep. To them, D&D means being silly, dressing up like an elf and rooting around in sewers. They can’t dismiss it fast enough.
In a way, I’m sad — sad that they don’t appreciate and support the passionate, creative, intelligent, interesting kid they’re probably raising (no thanks to them).
But mostly I’m sad that they themselves have to go through life with such a narrow, limited perspective. That wouldn’t be the case if one of their friends had ever introduced them to D&D — but now, of course, it’s probably too late.

For Christ sake Vallick, could your posts be even more gibberish? It's almost too easy to navigate through your writing style, name changes and conversations with yourself.

"Crom"...




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Apart of the language of course.

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To play your game? No.

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More about the adjustment bureau:

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The text is a little longer, but it's crucial to read it.

For the hurricane to hit or not hit and a lot more.

You like Dick, Richard?

Too late!!!

Oh this is very interesting!

The scuba diver, he didn't get out of the water (granted - he may not have been real, or the river girl forced (grrr) to respond to my questions in whatever way...

and so on and so forth....

Key phrase "this being has such "powers" and more that this gentle being can do anything and more (and........wow.........really? ...........YES.)


And this feeling is that no power, on earth, from space, from evil star can harm and now can not touch this gentle creator who is Love and Life and Awareness and is reality and more (and when I say more??? I mean that feel this... can't describe this to you...but now... I KNOW.)


So - much strangeness comes clear to me now... can't feel the effect of the beams now - ears all cleared up too... feel great, its... this is wild... :)

OhOhOh.

More BS.

The protocols are a forgery based on "Le dialogue aux enfers entre Machiavel et Montesquieu". The original was targeting Napoleon III's policy.


The forgery was made a bit later (1901) by the Russian Okhrana by just changing a few words (Basically replacing Machiavel by "we the elders of Zion" to make the Russian people rise up against Jews and freemasons.


Don't believe me? Educate yourself.

Breaking of ranks.

Very amusing.

24:00:00

Ticking.

What i like is, that a lot of the alien consciousnesses are in this thread (they are the ones, who constantly generate the background noise for example), so it should be not that hard to grasp their psychology and this is the most important thing to do.

Watch Drive Angry, it is a nice movie.

What's up with you Egypt today, why so upset and attacking all.

More about this twilight world:

Thread: Jessica Simpsons MTV house in Calabasas had hidden cameras everhwere

The first 30-40 pages are quite interesting.