23-11-2012, 09:01 PM
Charles Drago Wrote:Many, at all levels of the conspiracy, with motives both shared and all their own.
But if we can identify the Sponsors' motive(s), we can effect justice.
I dont see how that follow Charles....
The motives are pretty easily understandable.... how does knowledge of motive help us effect justice when JUSTICE is something that, well...
which JUSTICE are you referring to CD? and how exactly do you see JUSTICE being served in this case?
From my POV the very system itself has INJUSTICE built-in as "people" run the system and "people" are the very root of the injustice based on each's conception of entitlement,
natural domination, and outright greed.
So we know that the CFR clan were the sponsors... all the way back to the finance and intelligence halls of EURASIA
their motive remains the same as always... manipulate world political and economic forces to gain the greatest benefit in terms of power, ownership and profit.
http://www.thevenusproject.com/ while this remains at the extreme edge of optimism... it is a step into a different paradigm....
what JUSTICE did you have in mind CD?
DJ
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