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Troy  Skaggs's avatar

New here.

As of last week I was still eagerly checking my Judging Freedom and Dialogue Works YouTube subscriptions to see what Pepe Escobar, Alastair Crooke, Scott Ritter, Andrei Martyanov and company had to say. Zanon? What's that?

Now I know. Thanks for blowing my mind Rurik. It must have needed it. Glad to be reading.

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Welcome to the dark side.

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Billy Thistle's avatar

Nice to see you in Stalkerville, Troy.

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Magnus Vidstige's avatar

This flat earth shit is so recent as well, it was always there lurking in the background but it didn't get any traction until they really needed to discount conspiracy theories around 2020, I remember youtube atheists dunking on flat earth in like 2014. Crazy how that happens, all of a sudden conspiracy fudd is everywhere.

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

Did you see the recent trip to Antarctica where they honestly thought that they’d find that the sun doesn’t stay up in the summer?

I mean good on them for testing the theory I guess.

They could have gone to like St. Petersburg though no need to go to Antarctica 🇦🇶

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Magnus Vidstige's avatar

Yeah I don't understand why the hell they went to Antarctica, the north pole circle is much cheaper and more accessible. Also doesn't have all that conspiracy baggage about being controlled by the NWO for nefarious reasons.

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

I think they wanted to see the ice wall.

I’d go down there but to find the hollow earth entrance instead. You know, the one that Hitler went down with his loyalist followers to prepare a new army underground. 🇦🇶 💪🏻🇩🇪

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Whether that version is true or not, I wouldnt mock the possibility of underground civilizations. The ancients had no problem with the notion.

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

Oh I’m a hollow earth advocate

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Fair enough, but its probably just certain parts,. not the whole thing :)

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Telimektar's avatar

BS, they went to the moon and founded Von Braun city, here's a top secret picture :

https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/gundam/images/9/9f/Von_Braun_0083.png/

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

There are structures on the moon however. Whom they belong to is another matter.

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enna's avatar

'I wouldn’t sacrifice a single Slavic life to move the Christian prophecy forward a single step. I would rather finish what the Bolsheviks started and remove the cancer of religion from the Slavlands'

Thank you for that statement Rurik! I don't recall you ever putting it so straight and plain. The Slavs got hoodwinked into this 'religion' business and are still blindfolded paying an inordinate price for it. Hope they can get their act together on that. If there's any 'messianic' (lots of inverted commas please) role for them, I'd say that's it!

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

" 'The Slavs got hoodwinked into this 'religion' business and are still blindfolded paying an inordinate price for it. "

Thew whole White world got Hoodwinked I would say.

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enna's avatar

Indeed, excellent Commissar - except that the Slavs allowed themselves to become each other's best enemies, while the west ended up getting - kind of - united in 'capitalism'. And in the EU... which should cause them to fall apart again.

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

True, at this point the West is post-Christian for all effective purposes and it will collapse due to its own warped inertia, All done on purpose of course. The Slavs might be their own worst enemies , but the Whites in the West are even worse as they have been convinced to hate themselves. They have come to be their own enemies in a sense. Very sad.

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Cary55's avatar

I will say that the flat earth claims/ delusions are always amusing to me, and a sign not to take someone seriously (big grifter vibes from these guys). I can't say I agree with you 100% on the religious stuff as a total farce, but for sure the evangelicals and many others are just willing dupes and supporters for groups with less-than-ideal agendas. I appreciate the analysis as always!

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David Cruz's avatar

Yeah flat earth thread here is a bit alarming. A client and friend of mine is an exec at a rocket company that does commercial launches. We wouldn’t have satellites if flat earth theories were true.

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Since we're on these topics and its Sunday.

- The presentation attempts to provide a metaphysical explanation of N-o-a-h-i-d-e Laws, and the larger project, in particular, the sub-law: S-a-n-h-e-d-r-i-n (57--A), which entails the e-x-e-c-u-t-i-o-n-s of Christians be means of b-e-h-e-a-d-i-n-g. -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0RDmbKwnOs

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Orage's avatar

Fascinating that Russian Orthodoxy has their own Scofield Bible, do they have a John Haggee too? It's true that there's some scary doomsday cults around, American military is full of them, too. Why do you think they're in such a hurry to make it come true? Maybe time's up for Baal Abrahamic worshippers?

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Phoenix's avatar

Nice one, thank you RS. However, remember that the life of a Truth Teller is likely to be 'solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short'. Wheeler's Aphorism is a useful rule of thumb for judging matters; 'Nothing True Is Popular. Nothing Popular Is True.'

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Leo's avatar

So Zanon is a doomsday cult? Makes sense. People must subconsciously feel doomed, and go along with it to relieve cognitive dissonance. Maybe like Extinction Rebellion.

But to what extent does this doomsday cult permeate real Russian culture? Is that why Russian culture is so pessimistic, nihilistic, and accepting of crapness in general?

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Dan Liviu's avatar

You align with Christopher Jon Bjerknes in denouncing the flat earth psy-op, I would still really love to hear you two talk about kabbalah and your divergent views on Vladimir Vladimirovich

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Billy Thistle's avatar

Sometimes I like CJB, just as often I don't. Reminds me of Michael Hoffman in that regard. He befriended Adam Green for a while, delving deeply into Jewish esotericism, then accused Green of plagiarism, even tho Adam's never written a book.

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Is Green a Happy Merchant ? That might explain the falling out.

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Billy Thistle's avatar

No, many accuse him of this because Green can be a Jewish name. But he's not, both his appearance and his untiring critique of Jewish religion show otherwise. Christians don't like him, but they should pay attention to his evidence.

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SoloD's avatar

Michael Hoffman is pretty good on all of his issues, especially the psy-op / evil fun house.

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Billy Thistle's avatar

Michael Hoffman lost my unconditional support and my paid subscription to his newsletter when he started in on Hitler being the worst thing that ever happened to Germany. He deplored the invasion of the SU (Barbarossa). That might sound reasonable if you haven't read Suvorov's Icebreaker or The Chief Culprit, which lay out how Stalin was set to invade Europe imminently. Hitler beat him to the punch and saved Western Europe from post war communist occupation. Hoffman in his recent book doesn't engage Suvorov's evidence.

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Do you have a link, there are many Hoffmans out there ?

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Forget the Kabbalah. The Zohar is where its at ;)

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Contrary to what lower functioning "peons" believe , and willingly mock on command, alternate history, suppressed archeology, metaphysics, the occult, esoteric knowledge, and so forth hold truth hence they are scoffed at. Basically, the peons know something is off but they are in a state of constant cognitive dissonance as they are programmed to suppress any feelings of doubt or inquiry. Psychologically, this is a BIG " no no " and the results should be obvious around us in our daily lives.

Once accepted, truth always leads to happiness. Yet we live in a world of constant lies.

At the upper levels, all spook agencies are inter meshed with secret societies, hence they partake of what I stated above. Look into the names below to start research into the US side. Maybe Rurik can fill us in on the Russian versions. For instance, how many FreeMason lodges in Russia ? How many B'nai B'rith outposts ? I wont even mention the Chabad houses.

Jack Parsons

Michael Angelo Aquino

Ron HUbbard

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Vladimir belonogoff's avatar

Your record speaks for itself but I can’t say the same for the rest. It is also most concerning that they push returning to Russia which I find a ludicrous idea in the current geopolitical situation

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streamfortyseven's avatar

"We’d then ask, if the Bible is wrong about the Earth being flat, maybe it was wrong about some other stuff too?"

I Kings 7:23 "And he made a molten sea, ten cubits from the one brim to the other: [it was] round all about, and his height [was] five cubits: and a line of thirty cubits did compass it round about."

That should be thirty one and a half cubits, a cubit equal to roughly 16 inches, if the height of a man is 64 inches. An error of one and a half cubits would be, therefore, 1.5 x 16 inches = 24 inches, which is two feet - and that would be noticeable. OOOPS! Someone screwed up here...

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

They also mess up the math behind the genealogies. Embarrassing. 🙈 logos incarnate my left nut

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franco lenti's avatar

Sorry Rurik, this is not the “earth,” but it is a hemisphere, diameter 10 cubits and radius (depth) 5 cubits, the circumference is 30 cubits. The curious thing is that the Pygreco equals 3, instead of being 3.14.

And if anything, the Bible lies everywhere but about the earth, it is absolutely flat.

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

i trust the greeks over the hebrews

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franco lenti's avatar

Erastothene? Really?

But how would Erastothenes have measured the distance from Alexandria to Syene?

5,000 stadia? 785 km, almost 500 miles?, the Greeks did not prove at all that the earth was a sphere, if anything a circumference...

And then there is also the question of water....

Water is a dielectric, it can never follow the curvature of a sphere. Water always arranges itself in a plane....

For example, from genoa you can see corsica, yet corsica is 160 km or more from genoa...

Greeks or no Greeks.

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Rurik Skywalker's avatar

what is the purpose of the Erastothene deception that the earth was a sphere?

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franco lenti's avatar

rurik, you made those posts about marcionism, Plato and his genesis.

I have written over 20 books that remove the veil deposited on how reality works.

I believe that lies are everywhere, in fact I am the only one who understood it...

When you read that God "created the heavens and the earth", it does not mean earth, it means that "from all the possible and imaginable thoughts He extracts one..." creation is therefore "being able to think".

Do you perhaps know why the numbers are 9?

Here, there is a precise reason, dividing 1:1 =1

1 : 2 = 0.5

1 : 3 = 0.33333333333333333333333 periodic

1 : 4 = 0.25

1 : 5 = 0.20

1 : 6 = 0.16666666666666666666 Periodic

1 : 7 = 0.142857142857142857142857142857 periodic

1 : 8 = 0.125

1 : 9 = 0.1111111111111111111111 periodic

4 irrational numbers...

4 Entities

Life, Intelligence, Spirit, Water...

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SoloD's avatar

The flat earth / Armageddon because God loves you concept is simply a ruse that demonstrates the formidable power of the deep state over the minds of many..

A statistically significant segment of the population will believe and act to support anything they are told to support. They will adopt new religious beliefs as soon as they are told to.

Yes, please report on the Church's participation in the regicide.

And, I was always staggered to learn that the Attorney General of the Czar also worked for Lenin, and Stalin and retired with full pension around 1938. Do you have anything on that?

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Dan Liviu's avatar

The Trashfather ™

@TLandshark

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Patriots in control.*

*Patriots refers to Jewish Silicon Valley defense contractors that want to import infinity Indians

=))))))))))))))))))))))))))

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

Silly rabbits. The earth is neither flat nor round. It just has an unusual amount of water, which most likely came from somewhere else.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H6vmLgJHOk

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Deplorable Commisar's avatar

" The key idea was that Russia would play the role of willing martyr and self-immolate to save the world.

Yes, you even have Dostoevsky playing around with this idea in his work, and it was how he was able to reconcile his Christianity with his Russian nationalism. "

Oddly, no " prophecy" ever states that it should be the Happy Merchants. What an strange omission, one would think the "chosen" would be the most appropriate sacrifice, oopps, I meant martyrs to save humanity.

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