WHEN DID YOU GET A HINT OF the NWO AGENDA

get_real · #1 03-08-2005, 11:04 AM

For me it was 1980. Dr. Ruth! That was the 'real' time for me. I felt the pushing of the sex thing was for a 'no good' reason.
At first, she didn't mention using condoms. (And BTW: was she explicit about her describing oral sex. I will never forget that.)

Then lo, and behold--1981 comes along and POW the first public mention of Aids. Everyone begins to think a little, and to think back, and calculate the possibilities.

1982: The term Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome is used for the first time in the media.

To this very day, I cannot forgive Dr. Ruth.
I feel she knew very well her role. The part was truly written for her.

Since then, in my own daily observation of this world, I began to see. And yes, at times blinded.

Thumper · #2 03-08-2005, 11:19 AM

I lived in a very "multi-cultural" big city that was very alienating and violent. On one hand we would have social disintregation with the city transformed into a patchwork ghetto of ethnic enclaves, and on the other hand in school we were taught the liberal mantra of "diversity is our strength." This strange logic, as Henry Makow would say, is what was called "progress."

A little bewildered at the rate that Vancouver was becoming a Chinese sattelite city I looked for answers on the internet. Lo and behold, it confirmed that not only is multi-cult a hoax, but so are many other things. I've been down the rabbit hole ever since. 8-)

55132 · #3 03-08-2005, 12:38 PM

i was in a bookstore in london in 1983 and found a dusty book that talked about a conspiracy, as i glanced through the pages i read the 20th century history as i have never heard before.

i purchased the book and spent 3 days reading the 600 pages. when i finnished i was a not the same as before i was totaly paranoid.

i started doing some research bear in mind their was no internet in those days just some bbs sites that where difficult to contact. most of my invetigation came from public libraries that added to my paranoia because all the books that touched the theme where not avilable and for the ones that where i had to sign my name, address and drivers lic. number.

this so affected me that i did not want to read anything more because the facts where too compelling.

untill 3 years latter i decided to read the entire bible and in it was disclosed something that seemed very similar.

then came the intenet in the late 80's and with renewed faith in the lord i started to investigate and will continue.

Thumper · #4 03-08-2005, 12:45 PM

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untill 3 years latter i decided to read the entire bible and in it was disclosed something that seemed very similar.

Which part in particular?

marypopinz · #5 03-08-2005, 01:27 PM

Back in 2002, I quickly learned first-hand of the corruption of my local government was and the superintendent of Insurance bureau. First hint.

I quickly learned my local media was deaf dumb and stupid. Second hint.

I knew the war on Iraq was a lie and Dr. kelly's murder, in England, was my third hint.

Never put the peaces together though.

Laast summer I learned of government drug importation and distribution. I also met someone the government un-successfully tried to bump off. Also met a few Shelburne boys who are now grown men. The light started to flicker.

A friend pointed me to Henry Makow back in Novemebr and it just made sense of the the little peices that had been stirring in the back of my mind.

I went straight here to CC and the rest is history.

nohope187 · #6 03-08-2005, 02:00 PM

In 2000, I first had access to the internet then and I seriously had issues with the two-party system of government and then I learned real history to counter the revisionist history I learned in high-school.