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Nefahotep's avatar

Douglas Jack has a lot of insight. I will read further, it's quite interesting what he is saying about the Axis Alliances. This adds new detail to my view of how Germany was essentially targeted from early on.

The etymological way he describes words is similar to how we have been doing it so far; you are right about taking our words back. I still think of "Religion" as Re-Legion after the Roman Legions. ;-)

As Language of different societies became infiltrated, words were repurposed for the infiltrators use. I think the etymology study should trace the original meanings of words back across multiple languages.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

I think you're right about Germany being targeted early on. I was listening to something that said to rule the world, you need to rule Eurasia, and to rule Eurasia, you need to rule the heartland. I think that area of Germany and Austria and Ukraine may be the heartland.

I wonder if giving people credit for their best intentions may also include words. The words with power were once created by someone who caught a concept with them, like a name that's a net for a constellation. They've then been usurped and made to mean their opposite, hijacking that power. To reclaim the power may indeed require tracing back the words across multiple languages. And I can think of no better man for the job!

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Nefahotep's avatar

I think it will take all of us. Language requires a critical mass, of a normalized usage. I am really just a beginner.

In ancient India, one of the things that happened after the War of the Mahabharata, there was a "Congress of Language," convened to establish what came to be known as "Sanskrit."

Samskritam ( संस्कृतं ), the original language prior to that was commonly known as "Daivi Vak," "Gods Spoken" or "Language of the Gods." ( दैविवक ) was going through linguistic changes because of regionalization; people were dropping correct usages of words to favor simplified ligatures, language does evolve naturally and does change over time. Since the Veda was always traditionally "Oral" there came a need to "Preserve" the recitations.

Sams-kritam means "perfected"-"written."

By the same token, other languages especially in the Levant area of the Middle East, were having the same issues with the added complication of multiple peoples coming together and over running each other. Language by itself will tend to graft new words into itself.

In the case of Egypt, there was originally the Madi Culture; having come from all over North African "Green" Sahara approx 8,000 BC. They congregated there in the Nile Valley because of water. The Nile; "Hoappi - Itaru" was always verdant. Then sometime towards the end of the Old Kingdom, came the first "Usurpers," Hyksos. That's where all the mess must have started in reflection of the OT. Two distinct strong Languages competed for dominance. The average people themselves had a culturally reinforced linguistic practice, Hyksos usurped the Neshua and by doing so, attempted to "change the culture." It didn't work, the people noticed how terrible the Hyksos were, there is a record of the intermediate period, written by the sage Ipuwer. Known as the Admonitions of Ipuwer. He describes the torment of everyday people, by outsiders. Here is a link: https://www.touregypt.net/admonitionsofipuwer.htm

It's in English, quite long. I might try doing a long post for the Admonitions of Ipuwer, not sure if many readers would be interested.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

I'm certain that you're onto something here. I wonder if the Hyksos were connected to the worshippers of Yahweh. It would make sense if they usurped the 'Neshua' and turned it into Yeshua or Joshua of the OT.

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Nefahotep's avatar

That's what I'm beginning to think as well... As we explore the past like this, we have an opportunity to Perfect our Present. This gives what Reality is, a chance to reflect Truth.

Your very likely right about the Hyksos.

My theory is, what happens if people can once again really read the hieroglyphs? Actually nothing will be hidden anymore. This really is exciting to me. ;-)

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

I'll respond to Tirion here so it goes to all three. Calling Nef on the Welsh hieroglyphics. You got anything?

And oh no! My next episode is on the red-haired giants of Ireland who went to Egypt. I was hoping they were the good guys and the Hyksos were the bad guys. And I have another draft episode called Elohim & Archons & Aliens, Oh My!

And while I was reading something else, it mentioned the hieros gamos: https://www.eyeofthepsychic.com/hierosgamos/. How does this fit in?

And I also just watched a genius of a songwriter on this 'Swindler's Grift' as he calls it: https://www.bitchute.com/video/B2toQfed8SCC/. Did you send that, Tirion? It's brilliant.

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Wildrhody's avatar

The linked song, and others of his I've listened to, are absolutely brilliant, so thank you for sharing. One thing that he brought up that I haven't shared yet:

"Samson Option = Poisons to Man = Mason's/Samson Potion = Ipso Monsanto." (Ipso is plural for Ipse, and it means "himself, herself, itself, the very, the actual; specific reference to the chief, the leader, the one, etc...." (Wiktionary).

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Nefahotep's avatar

"On the Welsh hieroglyphics," I still need some time to really get into it, but it does seem that the Phonic Values of a language could carry over, especially if there was at some point in time a migration, or trade between two locations. Robert Sepehr states that there was quite definitely a movement of people from North Africa to areas in the European north. It wouldn't surprise me at all.

In trying to incorporate the study of Hieroglyphics and their "phonic value," there needs to be a decent way to reconnect their word root. Hieroglyphs have both a phonic and symbolic meaning combined. Unfortunately, Egyptological Linguistic study has only the "consonants," there are already some basic ways to work the vowels back to what they should be, Coptic and the Amarna Letters, my study centers around Antonio Lopreino's work. The Welsh study, I truly think will greatly enhance what can be known. My goal was always to revitalize the language, it could serve as a bulwark against the scanning and machine learning of AI online.

As for Hieros Gamos: I took a quick look, I think there are some good points in there. But you already know about the Male and Female aspects of Purusha and Prakriti, Osiris (Auswar) and Isis (Aus3t) I'll see if I can find what I wrote about it before..... there are layers of symbolism inside of the story of Osiris and Isis.

----- Cheers

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Wildrhody's avatar

I'm replying to both Nef and Tereza:) I've been listening to Charles Giuliani for a number of years but haven't listened to all of his work, so unsure if I've seen these. Here's his link for what's he's done in regard to the Hyksos, even claiming Christ was a Hyksos descendant. Just type in Hyksos in the search area for his videos, if interested: https://odysee.com/@truthhertzradio:b?view=content

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Oh wow, I've got my new binge-watching cut out for me! Thanks, I think. It's funny to me that as soon as a question formulates in my mind, it's like tugging on a branch where a dozen hidden apples fall at my feet.

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Tirion's avatar

Reading the hieroglyphs is relatively easy if you can speak Welsh. There are books that tell you how to do it:

"Moses In The Hieroglyphs"

https://www.cymroglyphics.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=59

"Cymroglyphics"

https://www.cymroglyphics.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=61

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Tirion's avatar

Weren't the Hyksos Aryans with red hair and blue eyes from Iran/Caucasus/Near East?

I tend to believe that the Elohim and the Egyptian pantheons were the same beings presenting a variety of personas at different times and places.

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Tirion's avatar

Are you referring to Mackinder's heartland theory?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Geographical_Pivot_of_History

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Yes, that must have been it. Thanks for giving me the name!

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Douglas Jack's avatar

Nefahotep, Yes Etymology & Linguistics are an important guide to our history. Syllabics or the root meaning of syllables within each word is very important to discerning their meaning. Those studying Linguistics are essentially studying the syllabic word roots which repeat themselves within the sister languages of such as the Indo-European Languages. Of course language, context, situation & emphasis changes over time & words can even be perverted to the opposite of their original syllabic meaning. Part of my research into language is how every continent during all humanity's 'indigenous' period had Graphic-character pictorial symbol language as the Chinese have preserved & which the Japanese call Kanji. The ~36 basic Strokes which are combined to make each Character word are used internationally by way over 100 eastern Asian languages. I have watched Mandarin & Cantonese speakers for example, signing the word strokes in the air between them. In my work with aphasic (low or non-speakers) I studied American Sign Language, Langue des signes du Quebec & became familiar with their origins in the North-American Indian Hand-talk, whose sets of symbols are similar or exact to many Petroglyphs. To say, all Turtle Island had this international Graphic language among its ~110 languages. Similarly every continent had its graphic characters such as the Hieroglyphics once represented for Europe-Mediterranean-African languages. Empire destruction of Hieroglyphics is the real essential story behind the Tower of Babel. Regaining our Character languages provides for continental & worldwide communication among all people in all languages. This article on COLLABORATIVE-LANGUAGE looks at Oligarch syllabic perversion of words into the opposite of their true meaning. https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/d-participatory-structure/5-collaborative-language

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

What a treasure you are, Douglas. It makes me very happy to have you here. The spells of language, the valorized mother, the intimate community, real history, real religion, and real economics are all threads we're following together.

I've wondered about those hier words. Hierarchy is the inheritance order of the archons. Where does hieroglyph come from? And hierophant is a religious authority, is that right?

I've long thought that we've been left with only languages of conquest, that force us into metaphors of violence and dominance. So many of our phrases depict torture, without us even realizing it. You're both right that we need to reinvent (or deinvent) language in order to think clearly. This one, which I think you've both seen, touches on that: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/when-words-die-worlds-die.

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Nefahotep's avatar

In an odd way, language seems to also have a character of:

"That which Governs (holds definition) in front has a Ruler (living meaning) in secret." Language is reflecting a bridge between hard analytical and intuitive Mind. To fully Re-Member Mind is to Mend the two together. ;-)

Also, there is Prose for straight intellect; then there is Poetic which projects the sense mind experience. A Purpose = "apro-pos" = "prose."

When it comes to language, you could say we are coming out of the Dark and heading towards Light. That which is Dark, gives us a sight to seek for Light.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Responding to Kathleen here, so it goes to Nef also, I agree with every word you wrote except 'followers'. This is a definite case of the 'leader' catching up!

And I agree wholeheartedly with your appreciation of Nef's comment on 'a purpose' and 'apro-pos' with prose and poetry and re-membering the bicameral mind of masculine and feminine, analytical and intuitive. So beautifully said and beautifully expanded by Kathleen!

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Kathleen Devanney. A human.'s avatar

"When it comes to language, you could say we are coming out of the Dark and heading towards Light"

Agree. Clearly we are in period of great change - Pisces to Aquarius to simplify but also bring in the cosmic breath of it.

When it comes to pretty much everything this is the case.

Frequencies go up, bandwidths get broader, more possibilities open and lower-frequency possibilities simply can't hold on. (But they will try)

It may be that over time - IDK how long - we'll return to something closer to telepathy. More understanding, fewer words. (It's always been the case that we communicate via fields more than words anyway. This just becomes more pronounced.)

A growing recognition and appreciation for the power of words and how their intentional misuse is a very basic kind of manipulation.

As we know, at this time - in inverse world - the abuse is so great that in some cases its full blown inversion. It makes sense given where we are in this process we'd be discussing not just big lies in history (WWII as Tereza has so well covered) but the basic components of those big stories/lies (literal words that were hijacked, down to their parts) A thorough reclaiming then.

T and her followers - seem more than up to it and I'm so amazed by the comments and their ensuring tracks, easily followed via links.

Love purpose example you just gave for instance!

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Wildrhody's avatar

Nef - You said, "That which Governs (holds definition) in front has a Ruler (living meaning) in secret." Very true and good way of putting it. Here's another angle:)

"Government = Vent Monger."

Vent (v.) means to sell or vend commodities or goods; dispose of by sale.

https://www.oed.com/search/dictionary/?scope=Entries&q=vent

Monger (n.) means designating a dealer, trader, or trafficker in a particular commodity.

I never saw more clear evidence of that than with the Covid vaccines, but it's been going on for a very long time. The government makes the people believe it works for them, when in fact, it works for the traffickers - the materialistic snake-oil salesmen.

"Materialistic = I'm Tacit Israel = Crate/Trace Militias."

The militias (people) used to take over and control commodities in all countries, wherein the government tacitly, or by silent acceptance, gets kickbacks. That's why the Bible gives the location of gold, in Gen. 2, before Eve is born. Perhaps Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel, Seth, et al, were simply representative slaves working for the all-uppercase corporate priestly class LORD of Israel.

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Nefahotep's avatar

The pattern is consistent across the ages. One governs in front; One rules behind in secret.

I think I'll put the link you gave me, on speed dial.

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Nefahotep's avatar

Your research on the 36 basic strokes is quite interesting, there was of course Hieratic which appears to have developed naturally in Egypt (Tau Wei). I wonder if the strokes you mention could correspond to the way a cursive form develops. I'll check out the link.

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Tirion's avatar

I had not heard of the WWII-era Axis alliances for peace either. That's quite a truth bomb! Does it remind anyone else of today's growing BRICS axis?

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Yes, absolutely. That was definitely what I found so encouraging. And Julius posted two videos on the Youth Festival in Crimea that I found so heartwarming yesterday:

https://rumble.com/v4jku4l-international-youth-festival-delegation-visits-crimea.html

• Crimea: Huge INTERNATIONAL Kids' Event!!! Artek!! https://m.ok.ru/video/1687137289717

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Julius Skoolafish's avatar

A blast from September 2022 with Jeff J Brown

• Douglas Jack shares his lifelong work with the world's First Nation peoples. They hold the keys to humanity's survival.

https://jeffjbrown.substack.com/p/douglas-jack-shares-his-lifelong

My comment then:

Another great guest and superb presentation – inspiring and thought provoking. I have also merely browsed and bookmarked his impressive and comprehensive website – watched a few of the links. Through his lifetime of research, sincerity and living experience, Douglas has provided a wonderful legacy. Well done DJ. Shared.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Thank you so much for that interview link, Julius! And what a perfect commendation. I met Jeff through the comment thread on Matt Ehret and I'll link his interview with me here, just for those who are new. Jeff asks great questions and if I was more tech-savvy, I'd have interviewed Douglas too. I'm sure it would be a great conversation.

https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/interview-with-jeff-j-brown

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Pauline C's avatar

So wonderful. Wasn't familiar with Douglas Jack. Now have his website on my home screen. What a beautiful fellow...brimming with rich/special knowledge.

Very grateful you posted. Thanks

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Douglas has been reading and liking the comments and I'm sure yours will bring him warmth and joy. Thank you so much, Pauline!

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Pauline C's avatar

Ah Tereza, you're just a lovely soul.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

How could I not like that?

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Positively Paying It Forward's avatar

convivial

kən-vĭv′ē-əl

adjective

Enjoying good company; sociable. synonym: social.

Characterized by merry celebrating; festive.

Welcome to Tereza's convivial "Longhouse".

What a great place to gather, celebrate, share, learn, enjoy, encourage, laugh, support. All are welcome.

Thank you Tereza for the truly stunning "warm welcome".

Nothing short of a true pleasure.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

That was exactly how I was picturing it, Greg! I got the word convivial from the liberation theologian Ivan Illich, who included a few cases of decent wine in his teaching budget. He felt that long conversations were part of the co-discovery process. My longhouse serves blue martinis ;-)

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Positively Paying It Forward's avatar

Better not let my girlfriend know. She'll be there for happy hour every afternoon. I'm a bugetarian myself. I drink/eat whatever's on sale. LOL

PS: I'm off next to read your 2022 article on Muskrat Love and Anarchy. In The Dawn of Everything

I propose a future writing topic for you: "What if God were Female, would Religion even EXist?"

Maybe you've already addressed the topic, but I'll circle back after reading Muskrat.

Best

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Oh my ideas on the female divine get even crazier: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/meaning-is-all-there-is.

And I'd love to have a blue martini with your girlfriend. I already know she'd be a hoot!

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Your energy is ....................... well........................ almost overwhelming. Where does it come from?

I'll head there next, but I suspect there's no sense in proposing any further writing ideas to you as you've ALREADY covered every one I've come up thus far.

All complements to you.

Only remaining question, with all this effort and time to this Substack, how do you manage to make a living?

Bitcoin?

I'm almost afraid to ask as I'm almost certain you'll send me a link to how you've already solved that as well.

Maybe I need a blue martini.

LOL

Thanks for all you continue to contribute to this crazy world, interesting as it is.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Landing, at almost 67 yrs old, in control of my time and with a reasonable chance to get through the rest of my life that way, has required an alignment of stars that can't be put into a formula or replicated. Certainly not with Bitcoin ;-)

In retrospect, it's been a combination of lucky flukes that I could call good decisions if they hadn't been so obviously contrived for my benefit. But it also gives me a 65 yr backlog of things I've been thinking about and trying to say, with no one listening. Hence, the energy but no longer an urgency. I think that everything's playing out as it needs to.

The larger question, though, is why any mother with children grown wouldn't be in possession of her own time? A generation ago, that would have been the norm. I think 'women's liberation' went in the wrong direction to force women to use their time to serve the 'market,' iow making the rich richer. It should have freed men to serve the family. And since I can't expect that alignment of stars for everyone, that's how I designed my economic model in my book.

Thanks for asking the question on everyone's mind! ;-)

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Positively Paying It Forward's avatar

Doppelgangers of many situations.

April I hit the same.

Luck and good genes (and some good decisions) as well as white privilege have served me well.

Humbling start in dysfunctional family (aren't they synonyms of each other?) kept me on the straight and narrow along the way, along with some bumps in the road through the years.

Kids all the same ages.

Reading/writing never my thing until recently.

Introspection and trial/error have been talismans.

A generation ago, my ilk/kin would be out golfing/fishing/classic car remodeling/etc.

This go is different as my Gen (as well as priors) have left such a mess for our next of kin.

A young neighbor's response to my comment of all the sh_t we've created for them, he simply stated "I guess it's our turn to put a shine on it".

So sad. Thus I'm motivated to correct the errors and create rails of opportunity starting with, at least my kids.

Thanks for all you do. It's making a difference, probably more than you know.

As Toby Rogers (Utobian) states at the end of his writings:

Blessings to the warriors. 🙌

Prayers for everyone fighting to stop the iatrogenocide. 🙏

Huzzah for those who are building the parallel society our hearts know is possible. ✊

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Jonathan Reece's avatar

When I was at school studying Latin I was told that "religion" came from "religare" = "to bind", from "ligare", "to tie", as in the English word "ligature". Certainly, if you check on Google Translate, that is what you get.

Incidentally, one of the few words I remember from studying Greek at school (yes, I'm that old) is house(hold) is OIKIA, not oikos. A lot of Greek words DO end in "-os", but not this one.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Oh that's another excellent dive into etymology. Thank you Jonathan. And it also ties in (smirk) to orthodox relating to 'in a straight line' like orthodonture.

See Nef's comment also on meaning going back through multiple languages.

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Jonathan Reece's avatar

I've just checked and and I'm pleased to report I'm wrong! OIKIA is correct, but oikos seems to be also.

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Pauline C's avatar

Gosh, you seem to work at lightning speed Tereza:-)

Fantastic. Thanks x

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Kathleen Devanney. A human.'s avatar

As usual, fascinating stuff. I'm reading through comments - always learn from your readers. Thank you Tereza.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Me too!

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Steve Martin's avatar

"As I’ve said, the style of government matters far less than the size." Bingo!

Hi Tereza.

Sorry I can't keep up the pace lately, and your area of expertise is well outside my little rabbit-holes. But that sentence caught my attention.

I like your critical view of victor's justice. But I am going to have to read this again, and more slowly, before weighing in on zaibatsu. Japan has a history rich in corruption and exploitation of its own working class. Historian Stephen Vlastos captured a bit of the sociopathy of the 'respectably insane' of Tokugawa-era Japan, just before Victoria-era industrialization and the zaibatsu emerged. https://www.amazon.co.jp/Peasant-Protests-Uprisings-Tokugawa-Japan/dp/0520072030

Getting late here, and haven't had time to read other comments yet either. So, this crow had better come back to this limb of the tree after another read and some digestion.

G'night from Japan Tereza!

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Some intriguing hints you're leaving here. I have no idea what zaibatsu is but the phrase 'respectably insane' is crazy good!

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Steve Martin's avatar

Now if I could only remember who I stole that from. 😂

G'night/morning Tereza.

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David's avatar

You mentioned how we are lured / forced into wars. Remember ALL wars are Banksters wars no money no war, there are videos explaining this.

Below is a movement starting in England to circumvent money going to fund wars which is illegal to participate in them under many national and International laws. Below is just one of them.

To read all the laws and conditions, click on the link below some 4 pages, that most of the Western Governments are breaching them. This may be a way forward for the USA and Canada.

In 1970 the United Nations’ Declaration on Principles of International Law concerning

friendly relations and co-operation among States in accordance with the Charter of the

United Nations (UNGAR 2625) came into force. Included in its 42 principles are the following

solemn and binding agreements:

a threat or use of force constitutes a violation of international law and the Charter of

the United Nations and shall never be employed as a means of settling international

issues;

• A war of aggression constitutes a crime against peace, for which there is [individual and

joint] responsibility under international law;

• No State or group of States has the right to intervene, directly or indirectly, for any reason

whatever, in the internal or external affairs of any other State. Armed intervention and all

other forms of interference or attempted threats against the personality of the State or

against its political, economic and cultural elements are in violation of international law;

[Council Letterhead]

DECLARATION and DEED of CONDITIONAL

REVOCABLE TRUST and WITHDRAWAL of

CONSENT to MANDATORY TAXATION

of _____________________________________________________________ [COUNCIL Name]

Company Registration Number (if applicable) __________________________

with registered offices at ___________________________________________________________

We the undersigned elected Councillors of the above named council DECLARE and SAY as follows:

Preamble

1. For decades we have obeyed the orders of Parliament, HM Government and HM Revenue and

Customs [HMRC] instructing us to demand and collect council tax, business rates, rents and

other payments from local residents and businesses, as well as PAYE and NI from staff salaries,

and to pay all of this money into Parliament’s Consolidated Fund.

2. Recently, it has been brought to our attention that the UK Government uses 10% of its tax

income every year to support, fund, supply or take part in illegal wars and warfare. Since 2001

Britain has used £1.2 trillion pounds of taxpayers’ money on military affairs preparing for or

taking part in, criminal wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, the Yemen, the Ukraine and

Palestine in which at least 1.4 million adults and 600,000 children have been murdered, many

more injured and at least 20 million refugees have been driven into exile and destitution.

3. After careful study of the international treaties and laws governing warfare, the use of force

and peaceful relations between States (paragraphs 4 – 8 below), as well as the domestic

criminal laws governing warfare and the use of force (paragraphs 9 – 16 below), it became

clear to us that the actions of demanding, collecting and paying money (taxes) to HMRC,

knowing or having reasonable cause to suspect that some of it will be used for purposes of

war, terrorism or genocide, are criminal and render all of us liable for prosecution and

punishment under the Terrorism Act 2000 and the International Criminal Court Act 2001 if

we continue to fund and/or authorise the funding of HM Government’s war crimes.

Declaration of Civil Obedience

4. We wish to make it clear that under no circumstances whatsoever will we continue to transfer

money or property to Parliament, HM Government, HMRC or any of their agents until we

receive incontrovertible documented proof that Britain’s involvement in the wars and killings

has ended and no residents money will be used for purposes that violate or transgress the

binding international treaties and laws governing warfare and relations between States

(identified in paragraphs 5 – 16 below) and that all of it will be used solely for legal, lawful and

legitimate purposes authorised annually by a majority of residents in this Borough/District

https://www.probityco.org/deed-councils-pre-action-protocol

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Hi, David. I'm not sure if you've been reading for awhile but I'm pretty certain everyone on this thread agrees with you. Nef has two excellent posts on All Wars Are Banker Wars.

My economic system goes much further than withholding taxes. It doesn't allow the bankers to own all of our houses for free, with us working for them for 30-60 yrs (counting dual incomes) to 'earn' them back. It places the default ownership of the homes at the commonwealth level, under 200K people, with us both issuing the debt and the credit to repay the debt as targeted, equally distributed dividends.

As long as the bankers create the money, own the houses and therefore our labor, the taxes going to them are crumbs. They ARE the government.

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David's avatar

Yes you are right, but these trusts stop them taking money from us, not just a part of it ALL of it and we ask them to prove the impossible because even their media is showing what we say is true: using our tax for war which is illegal across the world.

(ii) ratified the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court when it enacted the International Criminal Court Act 2001 and the International Criminal Court Act 2001 [Elements of Crimes] Regulations 2001 making it a criminal offence under section 52 of the Act for a person to engage in conduct ancillary to crimes against humanity and/or genocide and therefore, knowing that thousands of men women and children have been injured and killed by order of Britain’s political, civil, military and medical leaders, there exists a risk to me and my family of prosecution and life imprisonment for aiding and abetting genocide and crimes against humanity.

So at the end of the financial year the conditional money stays, as they have NOT fulfilled the contract with me because the trust only lasts for one year. I have not relinquished anything, I have only kept the money safe and separate from my own money.

This process can operate through every tax system in our country, we just pick the battles we want to fight. Council Tax, Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax are the most likely targets where we can recoup the most .

Capital Gains Tax can run into hundreds of thousands of pounds; there are two thresholds £325,000

[ most houses are valued at more than that ] or £500,00 if the estate is transferred to a direct relative; anything above that is charged at 40%.

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Ron Greenstein's avatar

Empowerment of Women in the Light of Swami Vivekananda

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVWLhRjhYf4

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Thanks Ron, I'll check it out.

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Paul Black's avatar

Indigene broken link 404. Found it via search though

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

Ah. I saw your comment with links come through my notifications but YT takes down all comments with links, in my experience. Yes, I encouraged Robert Hand, who posts as buck13horn, to put his comment on Fiddler in the Substack. He feels that Lenin is maligned by anti-Soviet propaganda that conflates him with Trotsky but that communism was actually beneficial. There was a time that I may have thought the same but here, he would be able to see that readers are certainly not anti-Russian and looking at a history that's not the usual US propaganda. I hope he takes me up on the invitation.

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Julius Skoolafish's avatar

Too far off topic. My apologies. Thank you for being so gracious.

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Tereza Coraggio's avatar

No apologies needed. Robert has left a very long comment back on YT. It feels honest and inquiring but there's just no way to get to the (cold black) heart of things without links to source materials and a community making sense of it. So I hope he does come here. Or not. Everyone has their own journey.

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Julius Skoolafish's avatar

Exactly - too big a topic. if there were enough hours in the day I would start my own thread based on Dmitry Bavyrin's essay

• Katyn Revisited

https://vz.ru/politics/2020/3/5/1027119.html

(and the role of Lavrentiy Beria has not even been mentioned yet)

Over and out for now. Thank you again for your understanding.

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