Reply #18: Been making your point for a while now. [View All]

[Solomon]

One of the benefits of having Obama in there is to throw light on the fact that presidents don't have the power that people think that they have. I really believe that the turning point was Kennedy's death.

The only weaknesses that the secret government have are that they argue amongst themselves who has the purest blood, and they can't control masses of people that are on the same page. They turn us on each other and they kill off any person who has the ability to galvanize masses of people.

I've read that if a person becomes tremendously successful and famous, they are approached and given the proposition that you either join them and live, or die. Given the choice, most people join and there are lots of people involved who don't want to be involved and who don't agree on the agenda, but they are afraid. Some of them hope to fight the beast from within.

Electing someone president isn't going to do a damn thing to stop it. Look at what Kennedy said a ciouple of months before his death about the secret government. It would take masses of people acting on the same page. They encourage the kind of thinking among the masses that says a "messiah" or "leader" is necessary to fight them. That way all they have to do is either co-opt these "leaders", or bump them off. The "leader" takes all the blame and anger for not living up to the hopes of the clammoring masses.