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RE: council of men

Illuminati... yes, I could go with that. I haven't read much about them but I do know they hold hidden knowledge and this had that kind of feel....

Jolly interesting evening, all told! 🙂

Otter


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(@moonfeather)
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RE: council of men

Hi Holistic - I won't tell you to clear off! 😀 I have come across the Council of Nine before, but this was very definately the Council Of Men. She repeated it a few times. Interesting site you found though - I'll take a closer look later...

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Otter


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songstress
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RE: council of men

Hello Otter,

I can't honestly say that I have heard of the 'Council Of Men.' I have heard of Laura's 'Council of Nine' before.

If you receive any more info, please do share.

Love,
Patsy.
xxxxx


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Holistic
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RE: council of men

Hello Patsy

Not one to be willingly out-done by the technology if I can help it, ha ha ha, I put Otter’s Council of Men back into Google, with “occult” on the end to narrow the search and ooh, look, got this, which I chose because it had Illuminati on the end:

http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/NWO/Illuminati.htm

which begins with:

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“May 1, 1776, was the most important date in Freemasonry's Luciferic New World Order Plans. On that date an obscure Jesuit-trained professor of canon law at the University of Ingolstadt in Bavaria, Adam Weishaupt, founded a secret society called the Ancient and Illuminated Seers of Bavaria (AISB for short). Illuminati was founded on a mixture of Masonic secrets (Luciferic Doctrine), Islamic Mysticism (Sufism), and Jesuit mental discipline (Hatha Yoga). A unique and dangerous element was it's scientific use of the drug, hashish, to produce an "illuminated" state of mind--derived directly through the Knights Templar's association with the Order of the Assassins (circa 1050 AD).”

Also here:

Great White Brotherhood – much written about in other threads, by Venetian and others

Council of Nine (!)

Skull and Bones – see my above comment about GWB

Knights Templar

Atlantis

Ancient Egypt

I hope no-one gets indigestion!!! 😀

Laura.

EDIT: Typo! (@ 15.00 hrs Laura-time) 😉


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RE: council of men

You may find reading some of Laurence Gardner's stuff quite enlightening, as although he doesn't mention the Council Of One, he does mention practically everything else, other than the hasish anyway. I don't think it was this they were using anyway, but rather a substance known as high spin gold, which as the name suggested is derived from gold, and certain other metals, which when heated in a certain way dissolves into a white powder which is then ingested, and has remarkable life sustaining properties. I don't erally know or understand much about this process myself as I have only just started reading it myself. Have a look at Laurence's website though at http://www.graal.co.uk/ there are loads of interesting articles to look at. You might also find some of the stuff on my own site interesting, as there are also articles on many of the subjects mentioned above (although less in depth).

June


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