One’s philosophy is not best expressed in words’. – ‘One’ is the Darkness Invisible’s most used secret name. During this address, this was a trigger for those with ears to hear that something of significance was about to be imparted and that the words were going to say something completely at odds with what they appeared to be. The opening line here is addressed to the unconscious minds of the unwitting and to those in the know. I think it really says:
“The meaning of these words is insignificant. Take careful notice of my phrasing, intonation and body language; this is where the real message is.”
‘It is expressed in the choices one makes…’ The ‘One’, the Darkness, has said that this must be, and it is being carried out according to his wishes.
‘The process never ends until we die’. – The campaign (to claim the souls of humanity) we have embarked upon will not end until we have succeeded.
‘The choices we make are ultimately our responsibility.’ – This is a change in tack…A slight pause…perhaps a gesture to trip a switch and then a message to the minions. we means you. “You will do as you are told, if not you will suffer the consequences. So will ‘we’ underlings, if the humans do not perform as the Darkness wishes.”
Again make your own mind up and always have a good look at the messenger.
Here is another little ditty courtesy of Eleanor. Remember, this is from the lips of the First Lady of America, wife of a 33rd-degree Mason and Shriner and the President of the United States of America.
“Ambition is pitiless. Any merit that it cannot use it finds despicable.”
She ought to know! It’s amazing what humility can achieve! Is it likely that she would really be bagging ‘Ambition’? Now consider the same words again but replace ‘Ambition’ with ‘Our Master’ and read it again. It depends who is delivering the message and what they are saying. If the words counter what your eyes see then sentences with significant impact beginning with A, Ones, One and some other singularly dominant first letters or words like God and Him, are suspect and may be from Him when delivered by them or one of their assets in a public forum. Their trick is to use carefully scripted and rehearsed words giving one message but relaying a totally different one, unbeknownst to the audience.
FDR did not live to see the end of the war he manipulated. On 12th April 1945 he died suddenly of a cerebral haemorrhage at Warm Springs in the Saturnian moniker-ed state, Georgia. His last words were, “I have a terrific headache”. His death was in line with the ‘Killing of the King’ ritual.
King Killing
The ancient rite of the ‘Killing of the King’ (by head wound) was invoked for President J.F. Kennedy, his brother R.F. Kennedy as well as Martin Luther King, and in alphabetical order. Their deaths occurred close to the 33rd Parallel and with other number 33 associations and the men who were proposed as their assassins all sported appropriately occult names.
Kennedy means ‘armoured head’ or ‘deformed head’. The head is identified with the sun (as is God – Saturn when you get down to it) – and of course, kings, presidents and mountains.
- JFK. 22nd November 1963 – 22nd November gives 33. Oswald means ‘divinely powerful’, ‘power of God’. It also means ‘God of the forest’ and Lee Harvey Oswald was alleged to have shot dead police officer, J.D. Tippit in a place called OAK Cliff after allegedly shooting John Kennedy. Kennedy was killed in Dealey Plaza, the site of the first Masonic temple in Dallas. The names ‘Lee Harvey Oswald’ and ‘Dealey’ mean the same thing.
- JFK was born and died on 16 dates. He was born on the 29th and the name he used, John F. Kennedy totals 209 – a number that always brings loss of loved ones.
- MLK. 4th April 1968. James Earl Ray. James means ‘supplanter’ and Ray obviously associates to the sun, and missiles. King was shot through the head while staying at the (Cross of) Lorraine Hotel in Memphis. In his last speech, the previous day at the Mason Temple King predicting his imminent demise gave his iconic “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop” address.
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