Originally posted by c0d3name M2
Interesting, but for some reason, when I think about the whole notion about "an unnamed organization" like the "illuminati" is behind ALL of what
we perceive as "evil", I get stumped. I have come across enough evidence that suggests there is a global elite who influence politics and economics
on a global level, but I think the word illuminati should be a verb and not a noun. Illuminati should describe a set of actions or a set of values not
an actual organization, that is followed by powerful bankers etc...so yes there is "evil"...but where is "evil" born? I like to think of it as
just a whole branch of people who are motivated by money (local to international level) that ignore the consequences of their greed/own insecurity or
fear. Evil should be defined more as temporarily ignoring the good (for financial gain in this specific case), I'm pretty sure some "evil" people
out there are worried about their families/financial situation and trying to provide for them etc...however I know I cannot disregard the fact that
yes there are rouge elements inside all forms of government/corporations seeking their own interests weather it be population reduction or
financial/political gain. I agree with you that it is hard to believe that Man is responsible for this...it is not one Man...its a generation of Man
following ONE mind set of "evil". Where does that ONE mind set come from? non physical human external or internal influences in my opinion. Some
feedback and criticism would be appreciated.
What I find a bit hard to grasp when it comes to mindset is for example, lets say you have a kid, right back when all this started however long ago,
who was brought up with a family that repeatedly told him that financial prosperity is the way forward in life, above all else be it morals,
ideologies, laws, friends etc
How many people would listen to that no matter how many times and translate that as lie, cheat, steal, care for only yourself. Likewise if it was an
upbringing that was to control the whole world even.
At some point in everyones life they become curious to find answers and its in our nature to learn. I find it hard to think that any person or even a
large group spanning generations could keep it up for so long and not question the reality of how wrong the nature of this is.
How many children follow exactly what there parents tell them to do and take every word they say as gospel rather than an opinion?
At some point this would have broken down because of this, when it comes to the bottom there are motives that do serve interests such as money, power
but at the top someone would surely have wanted to give it up by now after seeing it for what it really is?
[edit on 26-6-2009 by XXXN3O]