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Cascada’s Pyromania: An ode to Gnosticism

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This video by popular eurodance group Cascada presents the very essence of what can be labelled as « Gnosticism ». The title song « Pyromania » sets the scene: it’s all about loving the « fire ». As male dancers equipped with camera eye-like balloon heads move through flames, the lead singer of the band, Nathalie Horler, goes deeper into expressing this philosophy. With lines such as « something is creeping through my veins », « eyes can not see what’s underneath », « I’m gonna get the fire started », « the temperature is rising up », « caus’ I’m burning up », « I must confess a 1000 degrees bring out the beast inside of me », « it’s gonna melt your fears away », etc, the song clearly details all steps leading the ordinary man or woman onto the path toward illumination, Gnosticism-style. During other shots, Horler is seen rocking in a round-shaped jewel reminiscent of the Ouroboros, the eternal dragon or serpent that created the world. This dragon or snake bites its own tail, then describing a circle. The Ouroboros was a very important symbol in medieval hermetism or alchemy. It symbolizes the path toward illumination as a whole as nothing is permanent in this world. But energy is and it is the circulation and accumulation of energy that is the key to the illumination process. So that’s why all adherents to gnosticism must cease to ejaculate (for men at least). It allows for the energy to accumulate and concentrate then producing that « fire » that is described in this song.

A modern institution that is likely to encourage and/or sponsor this kind of message are the Rosicrucians. Similar groups exist that could have demanded or suggested that such a content be included into a popular piece of music. I don’t want to be interpreted as downplaying the intelligence or the capacity of this group of musicians to come up with that but I would be very surprised if they had by themselves without external influence. It looks like it was suggested to them. But by who? Evidently by somebody who would be likely to share these beliefs. Personally, I always felt attracted to alchemy but I always remained repulsed by the idea of stopping having sex. Maybe that’s why I never considered it seriously.

Barack Hussein Obama turns his back on Canada: The U.S. refuses to go ahead with the Keystone XL pipeline

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Unfortunately, I was right. The U.S. definitely has an infatuation for Saudi Arabia and undemocratic regimes. Here is the excellent Ezra Levant commenting on just that. To see how I assed the situation last spring and last summer and to get a better view of the complexity of this case in terms of geo-politics and geo-strategy, if I may suggest, also check the previous articles that follow.

The TransCanada Corporation pipeline project: it’s way better to shed oil than blood

The TransCanada Corp Keystone XL expansion: personal tragedies and human suffering through civilization changes

The Dalai Lama and Tariq Ramadan have sung in duet at the Second Global Conference on World’s Religions after 9/11

F. William Engdahl on The Boiling Frogs: The New World Order on the rise

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This second installment of the New World Order series on The Boiling Frogs welcomes F. William Engdahl, freelance journalist, historian, and economic researcher. His main field of expertise lies in geopolitics, and with more specific activities such as the oil industry, drug trade, etc. Mister Engdahl comments extensively in this podcast on the « Arab Spring » and passes into review geopolitical hotspots such as Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Xinjiang Province, Afghanistan, Libya and others. William Engdahl touches on other dimensions such as the concept of « Full Spectrum Dominance » put forward by the Department of Defense of the U.S., the three things that an empire has to control in order to master the world (oil, food and money), population reduction plans manufactured by the ruling elite and the twisted concept of « totalitarian democracy ». Great interview.

William Engdahl

FTR #337: Protocols of the Elders of Oil

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Dave Emory’s FTR #337 continues the ongoing analysis of the 9/11 blitzkrieg that began in FTR #325 and forward. Among the many highlights of the show, we find Silvan Becker, a Verfassungsschutz Agent that was killed in Libya; the mention of a few publications that place Saudi oil in the midst of a political intrigue that prevented investigators and FBI agents to properly do their job in the 9/11 case; the project leaded by Unocal and negociated with the Taliban to have a pipeline bringing oil from the Caspian Sea; that Osama bin Laden was seeking to replace the House of Saud as the prime example of Wahhabism and that the Saudi chief of intelligence, Prince Turki bin Abdul Aziz, was his mentor; that Crown Prince Abdul­lah of Saudi Arabia warned George W. Bush that U.S. policy toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was considered unacceptable. The show also presents other relevant elements, such as the role played by the Carlyle Group.

Wireless Tesla Transponder, by Prof. Dr. Konstantin Meyl

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Here is a scientific paper presented by Professor Dr. Konstantin Meyl on Tesla technology, titled « Wireless Tesla Transponder. Field-physical basis for electrically coupled bidirectional far range transponders according to the invention of Nikola Tesla », submitted to the Faculty of Computer and Electrical Engineering at Furtwangen University in Germany. I don’t have the scientific basis to appreciate such a work but it definitely looks thorough, professional, solid and relevant.

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Le SCRS, Philippe Couillard et l’Arabie saoudite: Lorsque le « Who’s who » devient plutôt le « Who does what? »

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Encore une autre histoire abracadabrante dans le monde du renseignement. La dernière en date concerne l’ancien Ministre de la Santé du Québec, Philippe Couillard, maintenant membre du Comité de surveillance des activités de renseignement de sécurité du Canada, un organisme fédéral chargé de surveiller le travail des agents de renseignement canadiens. Or, Monsieur Couillard occupe aussi les fonctions, simultanément, de conseiller auprès du gouvernement saoudien en matière de santé. C’est un conflit d’intérêts majeur et la nouvelle en inquiète plusieurs depuis que la journaliste du National Post, Kathryn Blaze Carlson, l’a portée à l’attention du public dans un récent article. Je joins deux articles du site web Pointdebascule.ca présentant tous les détails de l’affaire, ainsi qu’une entrevue avec l’ancien directeur du SCRS, Michel Juneau-Katsuya, sur les ondes de Benoit Dutrizac du 98,5 FM.

Mon commentaire peut se résumer à ceci: Je suis inquiet. J’ai l’impression qu’il n’y a pas de pilote dans l’avion. Auparavant, je croyais que c’était seulement au Québec qu’il n’y en avait pas, mais on dirait que c’est également le cas au Canada. Vous vous souvenez que la plupart des pilotes, si je peux me permettre le jeu de mots, qui ont perpétrer les attentats du 11 septembre 2001 détenaient des passeports de l’Arabie Saoudite. Alors qu’est-ce qui empêche l’Arabie Saoudite, par l’entremise de Philippe Couillard, de contrôler les activités de renseignement au Canada? L’Arabie Saoudite a joué un rôle central dans les attentats du 11 septembre. Voir mes articles précédents sur le sujet:

Meet the Saudis

Richard Clarke and the Underground Reich

The economics of 9/11

Les articles de Pointdebascule.ca, dirigé par Marc Lebuis, mentionnent aussi la compétition existant entre le Canada et l’Arabie Saoudite dans le secteur de l’exportation du pétrole. Mais, au fond, cet élément est plutôt secondaire si l’on réalise qu’il s’agit en fait de la sécurité du pays lui-même et de la vie de 30 millions d’habitants qui est en jeu. Cela vous dit d’avoir à assumer les conséquences d’un autre 11 septembre sur le territoire canadien? Pas moi. Michel Juneau-Katsuya a raison lorsqu’il dit que l’on en fume du bon dans l’entourage du Premier Ministre Harper. Il a fait toute sorte de nominations dans le secteur des renseignements qui sont pour le moins étonnantes et celle de Philippe Couillard, en plus de ne pas être basée sur les compétences, est carrément dangereuse pour ne pas dire irresponsable. Si on met un loup en charge de la bergerie, il ne faut pas se surprendre ensuite qu’il ne reste plus de moutons. Car, avec la présence de Philippe Couillard sur ce comité de surveillance du travail des agents de renseignements, c’est exactement ce qu’on a. Le loup de l’Arabie Saoudite, de par les pressions, chantage, menaces, blackmail, qu’il peut exercer sur Philippe Couillard, a maintenant la porte grande ouverte pour s’attaquer aux moutons canadiens. Jean-Baptiste, le Saint Patron des Québécois, a de quoi être fier: il peut désormais ajouter les Canadiens-Anglais à son cheptel, grâce à l’incompétence crasse en matière de renseignement qui caractérise ce pays depuis qu’il est officiellement « indépendant » de la Couronne britannique… Sur un ton plus humoristique, je vous offre également la dernière chronique de Normand Lester sur les ondes du 98,5 FM. Il paraît que des agents de la CIA ont organisé une rencontre avec des informateurs au Liban…dans un Pizza Hut. Décidément, rien de va plus dans le monde du renseignement.

Michel Juneau-Katsuya sur les ondes de Benoit Dutrizac

Deux exemples du conflit d’intérêts Canada-Arabie Saoudite

Philippe Couillard et l’Arabie Saoudite

CIA et pizza à Beyrouth

Saudi Arabia and SunNews Network: Theocracy versus Liberal Democracy

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Watch these two SunNews videos (the first two links). They are about an ongoing broil between the government of Saudi Arabia and Canadian broadcasters. The whole thing started with an add presented by EthicalOil.org, a NGO website that encourages people to buy oil from countries that embody liberal democracy principles, such as freedom of speech, human rights, and not to buy it from countries, like Saudi Arabia, that do the opposite. The add focuses more specifically on women’s rights and Saudi Arabia is given as an example to the contrary. Apparently, the Saudi government issued threats to broadcasters, such as CTV, to cease and desist running the add. The tv network, having to choose between principles and business considerations, decided to pull out the add to save legal expenses, among other things. In other words, they caved, instead of fighting to defend and save democracy and its principles. In the first video, you will see a short response from minister Jason Kenney. I like his tone of voice. In the second video, you’ll see Ezra Levant commenting on the situation. He brings, with great accuracy, the role that should play feminists in a situation like that, while we don’t hear them at all, and the same with the CBC…but we are not surprised. Toronto newspapers fortunately have talked about it and, evidently, SunNews Network.

Overall, I must say that I am beginning to be rather tired of the cowardice of our elites. CBC’s behavior in this is outrageous but, as I said, I am not surprised. They seem to have a bias in favor of Middle East petro-dollars. We can see it clearly when they cover news about Israel. The Jewish state is always portrayed as the bad guys, and Arab or Muslim states always as the good ones. So is it surprising that they keep silent about something that embarrasses their « partners »? Probably not. The CTV behaves as cowards too, motivated by profit and short-term business relations. And the most digusting behavior of all comes from those whom we would expect it the least, the feminists. It is curious. When I was growing up in the ’70s and ’80s, men’s behavior were scrupulously studied, analyzed, observed, and if one of them was caught doing something judged not « acceptable », he was lynched in the media, in the public arena and his whole career and life were ruined. I have the impression that men are not equally treated on the Earth. If you are a man of colour, especially an Arab, you can treat women like animals and do anything with them. Feminists in the western world don’t give a damn. But if you have the unfortunate characteristic of being a white western male, then you are considered guilty as charged and feminists will make sure that you are accused and brought to justice for stuff that, all things considered, are not that terrible if you compare them with things going on in the Middle East. Feminists apply a logic that is beyond logic: the worst you behave with women, the best treatment you get; the best you behave with them, the worst you are treated. Continuer la lecture →

Don Debar on Talktainment Radio presents the real situation on the ground in Libya

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This interview with New York journalist Don Debar offers a much more credible and more believable assessment of the situation in Libya than what we have been given by our local news providers. Debar was in Libya recently and the account that he presents here make a lot of sense. To begin with, Debar de-mythologizes the country that we call Libya by sketching certain of its social and political dimensions unknown to the vast majority of the western public. Libya, up until NATO’s military campaign against it, have had a social safety net that would make people jalous even in a country like Canada. In effect, Libyans have had free education, free healthcare. Every Libyan has had the right to own his/her house and there has been no mortgage. And there has been also a certain redistribution of oil revenues, something NATO and the « Allies » never said to us, the population. Libya, up to this military intervention, has had the highest standard of living in Africa. According to Debar, a 1000 miles of non-polluted beaches could be enjoyed by any citizens.

« Revolutionaries » of this war originate from Qatar. To this day, certain areas of Libya haven’t seen any rebels. Among other elements of this interview, we note that: Nelson Mandela credited Qaddafi for the help he provided to end Apartheid; Qaddafi had the project of creating the United States of Africa, which would have integrated its economy with the use of a currency based on gold; Qaddafi paid for a telecommunication system made in Africa. These elements seem to have entered into conflict with a project of NATO called Africom that would probably resemble a form of neo-colonialism. Lode Vanoost, former Belgian MP, expressed a similar opinion. See this previous article to get a hold of that. Excellent journalist and brilliant author Russ Baker also expressed himself on the subject in a terrific article that you can consult through this last post, here: Russ Baker on the Peter B. Collins Show.

Don Debar on Fight Back show with Bob Fitrakis