undeniable proof of foreknowledge, page 1

"On the morning of March 1, [1990] without warning, a force of armed Secret Service agents - accompanied by Austin police and at least one civilian 'expert' from the phone company - occupied the offices of Steve Jackson Games and began to search for computer equipment. The home ... the writer of GURPS Cyberpunk, was also raided. A large amount of equipment was seized, including four computers, two laser printers, some loose hard disks and a great deal of assorted hardware. One of the computers was the one running the Illuminati BBS."

This, from www.cuttingedge.org... is taken completely out of context. It states that one of the computers was running the Illuminati BBS. So what?
Yes, the offices of SJG *was* in fact raided years ago, but it was not raided due to the Illuminati game. On March 1 1990, the offices of SJG were raided by the U.S. Secret Service as part of a nationwide investigation of data piracy. One *little detail* that the cuttingedge site omits is the fact that the only computers taken were those with GURPS Cyberpunk files. Not the Illuminati computers. The cyberpunk computers, due to the Secret Services' misunderstanding of what SJG was actually doing (creating a roleplaying game). Quite handy how the cuttingedge site omitted that piece of information isnt it?

The Cards themselves.
"Terrorist Nuke" - Well considering the nature of this card game, this card hardly suprises me. Anyone with half a brain could have, back in '95 figured out that the towers may be an attack point. After all, they were a *powerful* symbol of American "superiority"

"Pentagon"- "Unless one had advanced knowledge of the Illuminati Plan, there is no way on earth that they would have been able to create pictures in 1995 that accurately depict the unfolding events of 9/11!"
That is painful to read. They go on to draw other parallels between the card and the pentagon attack, alluding to the "accuracy" of the portrayal in the card. However, like any other conspiracy theorists, they ignore the *obvious* differences.
And again, considering the nature of the game (its a game about *conspiracy theories* after all!), its hardly suprising that the "Pentagon" card was created.

"Population Control"- "the scene depicted shows clearly the Twin Towers under attack. With the Twin Towers under attack, and the tops of them hidden by the black smoke..." No no no. There is NO "clear" depiction of the Twin Towers. And they arent necessarily "hidden" by the black smoke, they just arent in the picture. The cloud of smoke could be coming from anywhere. The cuttingedge site isnt offering proof, merely conjecture.

"Combined Disasters"- "ow did this inventor...know that...the Illuminati has a myriad of other planned disasters that, when combined, they will so panic the peoples of the world that they will allow their liberties to be taken away and their freely elected governments to be abolished? " This one is a "duh" Because that is a common theme to Apocalyptic literature, a theme the creator of this card game is using.

"Goal: Kill for Peace"- Obviously this cuttingedge author knows NOTHING about Witchcraft, or the actual origins of the "peace symbol"

If this is your "proof", then you are one of the most gullible people I know. Do you just automatically buy into all the garbage that's out there, without checking it out through more than one resource? Do you actually *do* any basic research?

This cuttingedge site's article is contrived garbage, pure and simple

Im sure if they dig deep enough and are willing to look for enough patterns, they will next tell us that ladybugs are the devil incarnate, and that slugs and ants are their demonic servitors