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General / Re: Christian Anarchy is the only sensible answer...
« on: August 11, 2005, 07:14:31 AM »
Lies, deceptions, half-truths...
There are so many fucked up people in the world, it's no wonder why this "anarchy" movement has taken hold.
Chris..er..sorry, "Grey" -your statements are echoed by myself. However, I think that the original poster is a nutjob.
There are so many fucked up people in the world, it's no wonder why this "anarchy" movement has taken hold.
Chris..er..sorry, "Grey" -your statements are echoed by myself. However, I think that the original poster is a nutjob.
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General / Re: Female Shriners look worse than Publishers Clearing house Winners
« on: August 08, 2005, 11:41:12 PM »
I swear to MOTHERFUCKING CHRIST, if one more goddamned shitsucker posts in an old, forgotten thread, I am going to drive a GODDAMNED DRYWALL SCREW THROUGH MY OWN FUCKING HEAD WITH A SCREWGUN!
SHIT!
SHIT!
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: August 04, 2005, 12:27:43 AM »I was just pulling your strings. But, sometimes, YES. Violence is a better solution, and sometimes it has to be that way.Shane, you are such a nerd.I beat people like you up every night. For fun. And it is fun. Because I think of you when I do it.
Hmmm...so you think physical violence is better than a rational examination of the evidence. Why am I not surprised?
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: August 03, 2005, 06:47:20 PM »
Shane, you are such a nerd. I beat people like you up every night. For fun. And it is fun. Because I think of you when I do it.
I beat people like you up every night. For fun. And it is fun. Because I think of you when I do it.
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 30, 2005, 08:08:48 AM »So remember, bring lots of guns!And ammo, fucker.
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 30, 2005, 04:13:43 AM »
Actually, Ian -the Illuminati are a secret organization, whos most top ranking members are never revealed. The more you understand about secret societies, the more you will understand.
For instance: You must imagine the structure of the society to be in the form of a dart board. On the outside rings, you have the "general members", which comprise most of the organization. They know pretty much nothing, yet they contribute to the whole by attaining their own, individual objectives. The further into the center the person becomes, the more they are included in 'special operations and tasks'. The most important aspect of the secret society is to create 'false echelons', making each level of membership believe they truly control the whole body below them. Throughout years of membership, many of the inner circle will not even know that they belong to a secret society, yet their objectives suit the needs or desires of those in control from the center. Simply put -it's a self managing system, where the ones in control can perform any task by simply manipulating a few key participants.
So, yes. Your precious little FSP can, and most likely is already infiltrated by conspiring, evil minded motherfuckers.
Have a nice day.
For instance: You must imagine the structure of the society to be in the form of a dart board. On the outside rings, you have the "general members", which comprise most of the organization. They know pretty much nothing, yet they contribute to the whole by attaining their own, individual objectives. The further into the center the person becomes, the more they are included in 'special operations and tasks'. The most important aspect of the secret society is to create 'false echelons', making each level of membership believe they truly control the whole body below them. Throughout years of membership, many of the inner circle will not even know that they belong to a secret society, yet their objectives suit the needs or desires of those in control from the center. Simply put -it's a self managing system, where the ones in control can perform any task by simply manipulating a few key participants.
So, yes. Your precious little FSP can, and most likely is already infiltrated by conspiring, evil minded motherfuckers.
Have a nice day.
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 25, 2005, 04:48:18 AM »
haha! wouldn't that be the shit, Dan?
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 16, 2005, 05:32:10 PM »That's awesome, HAhaha!
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 16, 2005, 07:57:17 AM »
BAM! Just like that?
Just like that.
Just like that.
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 16, 2005, 03:29:59 AM »Certainly you jest.Yes, claiming 501 (c)3 was rather idiotic for a movement inspired solely upon a political party (Libertarian) for membership.
The majority of the people, as far as we can tell, are not Libertarians. Also, the FSP is not a 501 c3.
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 15, 2005, 05:30:51 PM »
Yes, claiming 501 (c)3 was rather idiotic for a movement inspired solely upon a political party (Libertarian) for membership.
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 15, 2005, 07:11:19 AM »
The goal is to discredit everything we have come to know and understand. The goal is to create a NEW world order, a global enterprise, ran exclusively by the corporations, in the need to create willing servants in order to perpetuate the voluntary servitude. The entire basis behind the initial approach is to create enough instability to have a chain reaction, a complete annihilation of traditional thinking, and to have the people fight amongst themselves so that there will no longer be enough leadership and direction to protect and defend the country and its inherent values.
The FSP is wonderful both on the surface, and in application, however, the very basis behind the movement is to completely reorganize traditional policy and rid all of government, or at least downsize to the point of severe inadequacy. In all, a separation of traditional authority and modern authority, ultimately creating a new market, and unfortunately, a massively weak one at that. It begs for trial, it calls out for proving, and in this single rationale, the movement only serves to strengthen a stronger enemy who is simply waiting in the background, lying in stealth, and will emerge to be rulers of us all, no matter how you roll the dice...
unless we choose to restore our country back to the limits and boundaries of the constitution, and reestablish common law jurisdiction and reassert individual sovereignty. I know that there are loopholes in the constitution, and I know that there are illegal and UNconstitutional "amendments", and I can only add that we need to learn from our mistakes instead of trying to fantasize about a type of FSP society which can never be applicable to a free, yet powerful and safely protected modern society. We can fix what is wrong without trying to "prove" that everything we have done has been a mistake. I firmly believe that we can find a common ground in what has already been wrought. I know that we can keep most of our traditional authority and allow for most of the Libertarian perspective without jeopardizing our base of influence. If the American people are too divided, and if we destroy too much of our way of life, I know that we will certainly succumb to a final solution that includes United Nations directives and global perspectives.
The intentions of the FSP are good, but the final destination appears marred with the bloodshed of too many innocents, in my opinion. I say this even though I also know that the other alternative is to lay in wait and do nothing while our freedoms are trampled. I just want to try and let others know that there is another way. A better way.
Let me ask you a question: If the UN ever created a free market system, would you partake?
The FSP is wonderful both on the surface, and in application, however, the very basis behind the movement is to completely reorganize traditional policy and rid all of government, or at least downsize to the point of severe inadequacy. In all, a separation of traditional authority and modern authority, ultimately creating a new market, and unfortunately, a massively weak one at that. It begs for trial, it calls out for proving, and in this single rationale, the movement only serves to strengthen a stronger enemy who is simply waiting in the background, lying in stealth, and will emerge to be rulers of us all, no matter how you roll the dice...
unless we choose to restore our country back to the limits and boundaries of the constitution, and reestablish common law jurisdiction and reassert individual sovereignty. I know that there are loopholes in the constitution, and I know that there are illegal and UNconstitutional "amendments", and I can only add that we need to learn from our mistakes instead of trying to fantasize about a type of FSP society which can never be applicable to a free, yet powerful and safely protected modern society. We can fix what is wrong without trying to "prove" that everything we have done has been a mistake. I firmly believe that we can find a common ground in what has already been wrought. I know that we can keep most of our traditional authority and allow for most of the Libertarian perspective without jeopardizing our base of influence. If the American people are too divided, and if we destroy too much of our way of life, I know that we will certainly succumb to a final solution that includes United Nations directives and global perspectives.
The intentions of the FSP are good, but the final destination appears marred with the bloodshed of too many innocents, in my opinion. I say this even though I also know that the other alternative is to lay in wait and do nothing while our freedoms are trampled. I just want to try and let others know that there is another way. A better way.
Let me ask you a question: If the UN ever created a free market system, would you partake?
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 15, 2005, 12:32:41 AM »
Most people who support the NWO policies and carry out their orders are blind slaves, and do not know what it is they are doing. In fact, many actually believe they are saving the world.
It's kind of a bitter-sweet irony.
I don't know how much of what Fisher is saying is true...but I wouldn't put it past the bastards to actually have some insiders in the FSP.
It's kind of a bitter-sweet irony.
I don't know how much of what Fisher is saying is true...but I wouldn't put it past the bastards to actually have some insiders in the FSP.
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General / Re: Guy sells private island to finance libertarian cause
« on: July 14, 2005, 05:36:00 PM »
I do think that Fisher just PWND every freestater on these boards.
