The New Age movement influenced by Buddhism is self evident and quite apparent. Just try google - it's a well known fact, the fact you try to deny
its presence is disinformation. As if you are a Buddhist trying to hide the conspiracy. Oh I admit it may seem subtle still in the west ~ they are
slowly laying their trap by garnering support for their evil philosophies and perversions. There always seems to be somewhat of a clash between some
of the five major world religions in the last few centuries, especially since September 11th, which, as the International Buddhist conspiracy would
like you to believe, was a secret plot carried out by evil Bush-Saudi-Zionist-oil-barons who would like you to believe that it was actually a plot
carried out by evil Muslim fundamentalists. Really the whole time behind the scenes the Buddhists are making plans for world domination.
Zen-Buddhism for example influenced the most sophisticated warrior philosophy of the East: the extremely brutal and suicidal Samurai Ethics. In
Tibetan Buddhism one can find believes in spirits and demons, in secret sexual practices, in war gods, in occultism. Lamas search to influence their
retinue and the world with all sorts of magical rituals. In Sri Lanka Buddhist violence and Buddhist racism are the order of the day. In Burma and in
Kashmir Buddhist armies are fighting. And yet the Dalai Lama has another face that peeks out from behind the mask of goodness, charity and kindness,
which gives one pause to think more deeply about the shadow sides of this “man of peace.” Why is Buddhist fundamentalism so dangerous - because it
shows a tendency to religious Fascism! It’s not well known that the brain trust of the SS in Nazi Germany was extremely interested in Vedic- and
Buddhist- teachings, in the Lamaist culture, and in Zen-Meditation with the goal to construct with elements of these eastern believes its own
Nazi-Religion.
Hitler, Buddha, Krishna
An unholy alliance from the Third Reich to the present day
The Nazi ideologues were convinced that remnants of an original Aryan race had survived in Tibet. They organised an expedition to locate these
vestiges.
They believed the ancient Aryan knowledge to be preserved in Lamaist texts and in Tibetan monasteries. It was intended that SS-Ahnenerbe Tibetologists
decipher this knowledge using translation and text analysis. The Tibet researchers of the SS were in thrall to the magic, occult nature of the Lamaist
culture. The occultist within the Ahnenerbe even believed themselves to be in spiritual contact with Tibetan lamas. The two leaders of the SS Tibet
expedition, Ernst Schäfer and Bruno Beger, were both especially drawn to the morbid, warlike elements of Tibetan Buddhism. The Himalayas were a key
objective for Nazi mountaineers.
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[edit on 21-6-2008 by rileytardell]