just had a wee look at 'the place that shall not mentioned' and there is a lot of talk about Santanic rituals with the olympics (amogst other things)

and if you watched the opening and closing ceremony's you were therefore partaking in a santanic ritual?

How can you partake in a satanic ritual if you a) do not give consent and b) do not believe in Satan?

(I do believe energy can be harvested )

But the olympics .......I read all the rik clay stuff and was expecting giant ufo's and prince william declaring himself the anti-chirst hung upside on a cross .....gets a bit boring when every prediction falls flat ..........roll on dec 2012

www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Santanic

Stealing christmas decos?

It's just bullshit dawny.

Some people have a lot of time on their hands, and a not so tight grip on reality.

Nothing happened at the Olympics, nothing was going to happen at the Olympics.

There seems to be a fair bit of mental illness in the conspiracy world. Bankers and politicians, etc. running the world, NWO, corporatisation, etc etc. are the more plausable ones...interdimensional shapeshifters and the likes are a bit more "out there".

I think humans tend to be ritualistic, a lot of us if not most have varying forms and severity of OCD, superstitions, giving meaning to patterns etc. I think it's just a human thing.

andyh wrote:
you sir are like an online english teacher

I've already said I'll have everyone up at mine come december

dawnbreak wrote:
Hehe

irrepressible wrote:
This ^^ and the fact that people like being together. The Human is a gregarious animal.

I was present when a guy was doing a ritual, I was about 18. I didn't partake, or have any influence on the proceedings but I was interested to see what he was going to do. He was wishing harm on his father for being an abusive parent and husband.

I had a neighbour/friend who was ritually abused by satanists occultists (not sure what you would call them) It was very scary , we tried to help but in the end we sold our flat and moved away just to get away from it . I still feel bad for abandoning her

irrepressible wrote:
This post has just made me regain hope in the truth movement...

Icke's forum makes me feel sad and question my own sanity sometimes.

Never ever have I seen so much insane paranoid nonsense as when I read thru some of the threads over there.

irrepressible wrote:
I was concerned that a false flag terrorist hit might happen. Just to raise the fear index and use this as leverage to take even more liberties away. I think that cities who have held the Olympics get to keep most of the security measures that were put in place, whether they want or need them or not.

RealAmerican wrote:
True. There are a lot of very mentally disturbed people on the DIF. It's quite sad really.

pheony wrote:

pheony wrote:
This is Real Truth...

An interesting topic, Dawny...but I won't go into detail here. I'm sure you're all aware of my views on the subject.

While I wouldn't necessarily describe events as 'satanic', they're definitely 'ritualistic'. It's a fascinating subject if you care to look into it but it does rather require a completely open mind.

For my part, I'd say I've definitely taken part in 'rituals' albeit unknowingly and often for no other reason that it is just what either me, my family or peers have always done.

Ok some posts here have been removed to keep the thread coherent.

They can be retrieved, if anyone has any objections or questions feel free to let the forum know.

I have shopped at Walmart before for my sins but now I am going straight. I was also once involved in a crudely drawn ouija(sp?) board but that was more of a joke since we were young and wanted to scare this dude but it was very crude and I got no sense of satan`s presence or any gifts from him.

Well, some people will have you believe that if buy a poppy on Remembrance Day, and celebrate Christmas & Easter etc etc, you're partaking in occult rituals.

The latter 2 eg's are based on Pagan beliefs and nothing to do with Christianity. (And if somebody can explain 'diabolical mimicry' in a way that isn't laughable, I'll give them a karma point ).

To my mind though (and it's only my opinion, as opposed to solid fact) intention in rituals is everything, So if you're not doing something with the intention of harming to anybody or providing energy to some sinister cause, you're not taking part in a Satanic ritual, unwillingly or otherwise.

Gilly wrote:
Exactly! You can take anything and imbue it with your own "meaning" - a cauliflower, an old sock, a piece of thread. To you it willl then become a magical or religious symbol of (enter what you want to about it). To everyone else it will still be a vegetable or a bit of tat.