Dean A. Garner - The Jesuit Society

Dean A Ganer is in my opinion disinformation  His story doesn't add up one bit. From being a person who writes out careful life plans he seems to skip from being a scientist, writer, editor, mercenary and whatever takes his fancy including a stint as a Ranger at the age of 35 where he is keen to tell us he was as fit as an 18 year old. Yeah right, killing after science makes so much sense.

OK, so if we eye him suspiciously and ask what's the reason why? The answer that comes to mind is disinformation about the Jesuits. It makes perfect sense as the Jesuits emerge as a controlling force in Rome and around the world particularly at Georgetown University and the Council on Foreign Relations. Dean A Garner even claims to have attended some courses at Georgetown but then he makes a lot of claims that don't add up, like being a scientist who doesn't seem to be always in command of the English language and also a scientist who liked to change career and go kill people which he declares he enjoyed both as a soldier (ugh) and as a mercenary (double ugh).

Now it may be the case that Dean A Garner is MKULTRA and is managing a number of personalities that he isn't aware of. This would explain the close association  to the military, the varied career, the absence of intellectualism and so on and so forth. However looking on the positive side I learned a couple things that I trust in this interview.

1. The Jesuits run the Vatican not vice versa

2. The Jesuits are an army and to be discussed in that way only or nothing makes sense.

3. The Jesuits make use of astrophysical movements to launch initiatives that suggest they have a deeper grasp of the relationship between humans and the universe/astrotheology than is commonly known.

My guess is that Dean A Garner is controlling the emerging Jesuit narrative rather than explaining it fully to us. That doesn't mean there aren't things to learn but one must be carefully. 

Particularly with his flakey life story and close Jesuit connections.

Transhumanism - Dante, Percy Shelley & Oscar Wilde

From TED talks to the corporate media narrative the endlessly repeated framework is humans bad, technology good. It could be said we're being encouraged to think that the quicker we integrate with machines the better, and the technology fetishists and materialists are lauded while those who seek a simpler and more harmonic approach are ridiculed. This is word for word outlined in the oldest texts we have through an understanding of the Nag Hammadi codices. The notion of HAL (Synthetic) being superior to nature.

Here we listen to Joseph P Farrell and Scott de Hart discussing their latest book A Grimoire of Transhumanism. Interesting talk that connects dots like John Taylor Gatto does with Plato, Spinoza et al.

By coincidence I'm watching Friza Lang's Metropolis at the moment and that is feeding into my thinking of this subject. I love technology like the internet for communication but if given a hard choice I'd take my natural ability to communicate with my neighbour by voice over the internet any day. It's superior tech.

Looking Over The Cliff - The Return Of Clif High

Clif has (in my view) correctly forecast the Vatican, Cold Fusion and now the Paedophile Scandal. That's good enough for me to listen.