Who is doing what

[Artashes]

Re: Who is doing what

It starts from gangsters, cartels, mob bosses, the white house, special interest groups, AIPAC, the President to Zionists, free masons, and powers to be.....its one system

One world order? maybe
Jerusalem temple? maybe

One thing for sure....almost none of them are religious and power and control is the objective.
In US the 2A is their target.

If the individual or collective does not put the machanations of this group into the equation, then we are not going to advance or solve the problems confronting us.
If we endeavor to have a more just and equitable conduct while letting criminals go about their activities unfettered, then we shall not attain rightness.
To think the billionairs of the world are concerned for the oppressed is ludicrous.
To think this group and their ilk does not weld tremendous manipulative power is again, ludicrous .
Gangsters is an appropriate term.

[Eddo211]

Re: Who is doing what

It starts from gangsters, cartels, mob bosses, the white house, special interest groups, AIPAC, the President to Zionists, free masons, and powers to be.....its one system

One world order? maybe
Jerusalem temple? maybe

One thing for sure....almost none of them are religious and power and control is the objective.
In US the 2A is their target.

[Artashes]

Re: Who is doing what

Former general of USA army as well as former CIA director David petraeus is now yea d of kkr global institute (an investment co.)
Petraeus will be attending the bilderburg conference.
If you look at the previous 40 years and who heads the USA agriculture dept, you will see a revolving door going from mega agriculture companies to top dog at USA agriculture dept.
The petraeus move like the agriculture moves are part and parcel with the laughable democracy now being presented to the public.

[Haykakan]

Re: Who is doing what

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Armenian Studies Program presents
Berj H. Haidostian Annual Distinguished LectureProf. Marie-Aude Baronian
to speak on visual representations within the Armenian diaspora

EVENT DATE: Wednesday, March 12, 2014, 7:00 pm

The University of Michigan's Armenian Studies Program is pleased to
announce that Marie-Aude Baronian will deliver the 2014 Berj H. Haidostian
Annual Distinguished Lecture, titled "Missing Images: Textures of Memory in
Diaspora." Baronian is the 2014 Manoogian Visiting Professor at the
University of Michigan and an associate professor in film and visual
culture at the University of Amsterdam. Her research focuses on various
topics such as visual culture in the Armenian diaspora, ethics and
aesthetics, archive, memory, and French thought. Her most recent books
are Mémoire
et Image. Regards sur la Catastrophe arménienne (2013) and Cinéma et
Mémoire. Sur Atom Egoyan (2013). In the lecture, she will consider the
relationship between images--particularly film--and memory in the context of
the Armenian diaspora and the 1915 genocide.

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speaker from among internationally recognized experts on Armenia and
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playwright, novelist, and actor Eric Bogosian; famous director Atom Egoyan;
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Mr. Thomas de Waal of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; and
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[Artashes]

When I read history, I often see a conflict of interest between the state and the merchant.
The merchant continually rises to such great power that it threatens the states power.
Then the state takes back the power & and the cycle starts all over again.
When we on this forum speak of Russia, USA, EU & their desires & influence, I many times think we have missed speaking of a 3rd group that is invisible but wields great power & has an agenda that cares NOT one bit about any of the above mentioned countries but actually has an agenda that is separate from all the other countries in the world.
I also feel this 3rd party that attempts (successfully) to manipulate world situations is even more incideous than all the self centered ....
I think there is more at play here than what we talk about.
Artashes