The Illuminati

[cratehorus]

@cratehorus I'm ok with you.

I'm ok with you too

Also there are theories about things in the domain of science-fiction (reptilians control the world , US government posses extra-terrestrial technology , The humans was created by extra-terrestrial etc...).

the reptile garbage comes from nazi esoteric writers like sevitri devi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savitri_Devi

there were many others.. but she's the worst

hindus i think were the first to creat the "extra terrestrials created humans" nonsense it's sort of their version of adam and eve but nazis have adapted that as well some sort of pathetic connection between indo-aryans and their nordic super race claims

alot of the new bulshit has come from Zecharia Sitchin a neo nazi who tries enforce claims of nazi esotericism without politcal message that way when idiots "find out" hitler said alot the same bullshit they are "impressed" with the nazis and supposedly will become nazis themselves one day... I guess it works or at the very least gives neo nazi writers a nice revenue stream

but all their books are complete bull

So figure 15 on page 40 is radiation therapy, and figure 71 on page 136 is a god inside a rocket-shaped chamber. If these are gods, why are they stuck with our cheap B movie technology of rockets, microphones, space-suits, and radiation therapy? If they are gods, then why can't they have some really divine technology such as intradimensional worm-hole travel, antigravity, starlight propulsion, or black hole bounce rematerializations? Sitchin has constructed what appears to be a convincing argument, but when he gets close to single images on ancient tablets, he falls back into the literalism of "Here is an image of the gods in rockets." Suddenly, ancient Sumer is made to look like the movie set for Destination Moon. Erich Von Däniken's potboiler Chariots of the Gods? has the same problem. Nazca plains in Peru is turned into a World War II landing strip. The gods can cross galactic distances, but by the time they get to Peru, their spaceships are imagined as World War II prop jobs that need an enormous landing strip.

-William Irwin Thompson, comments on what he calls Sitchin's 'literalism'