The Renewal

[JStates]

Some may recall one of Alex Jones' earliest exploits was to infiltrate and video inside Bohemian Grove. In my opinion it was after this he basically lost his mind. I wonder if there's a connection?

I literally JUST watched that original Bohemian Grove expose yesterday!

I have some mixed thoughts about it, actually. The "Cremation of Care" "ceremony" that Jones recorded seemed more skit than Moloch worship. Basically if you read the full transcription, "Care" personified represents the visitors normal workaday selves. Burning "Care" in effigy is symbolic of the Bohemian Grove visitors' casting off of their responsibilities in favor of frivolity and recreation for the next two weeks at the Grove. However...

There ARE some elements that are a bit bizarre and troubling. Why the owl? Why the burning crosses? Was the ceremony a "double-entendre" that occultists like so much?

And one has to wonder just what goes on at the Bohemian Grove in the isolated camps during the two weeks of frivolity after the opening ceremonies.

 

[ResidentAlien]

As I remember it, the biggest thing Jones uncovered was all the world leaders who assembled there to brainstorm and plan (plot?).

I think care does represent the casting off of care for two weeks (at least that's their explanation); but it also probably symbolizes their ultimate goal of a world free from the "care" of good and evil. The destruction of conscience in other words.

Toward the end of Childs' video however, he suggests Jones himself is a Freemason and shows a picture of him shaking hands with someone using the Freemason handshake. I don't know what to make of that one.

 

[JStates]

As I remember it, the biggest thing Jones uncovered was all the world leaders who assembled there to brainstorm and plan (plot?).

I think care does represent the casting off of care for two weeks (at least that's their explanation); but it also probably symbolizes their ultimate goal of a world free from the "care" of good and evil. The destruction of conscience in other words.

Toward the end of Childs' video however, he suggests Jones himself is a Freemason and shows a picture of him shaking hands with someone using the Freemason handshake. I don't know what to make of that one.

I'm on the fence with Jones and use him sparingly. I've seen some things there that make me wary.

 

[JStates]

As I remember it, the biggest thing Jones uncovered was all the world leaders who assembled there to brainstorm and plan (plot?).

I think care does represent the casting off of care for two weeks (at least that's their explanation); but it also probably symbolizes their ultimate goal of a world free from the "care" of good and evil. The destruction of conscience in other words.

Toward the end of Childs' video however, he suggests Jones himself is a Freemason and shows a picture of him shaking hands with someone using the Freemason handshake. I don't know what to make of that one.

Hey man, here's some stuff about Jones. I think you can handle it. You can make up your own mind about him.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/23eQ39ZKbWIJ/

That's just scratching the surface of this topic. So... Dave Weiss, one of my favorite serious flat earthers, was on InfoWars. He knows Alex Jones' producer. The staff just loved Weiss and the flat earth topic exploded. Then Jones laid down a new rule: anyone who mentions flat earth here again is fired.

Interesting.

 

[17Bees]

I didn't see/hear much of Jonathan Cahn's message. I do find that he always has a "prophetic message" for any of his events. However, his part was by no means the majority of the event. There were some speakers/artists that I took a break from, and there were others that I really enjoyed, such as the aforementioned Carter Conlon. His message was by far, for me, the best of the day. I appreciated the veterans' healing group, as well.

Carter Conlon is an ex-cop from Canada turned pastor for people from Prince Edwards Island to the Artic Inuit while founding his own church, food bank, and a school. All the while he was a sheep farmer in Riceville shepherding not only the collective wool but the weak, the damaged, and the disenfranchised. He now calls home New York City at Times Square Interdenominational Church with more than ten thousand castaways representing over a hundred nationalities.

He does these things with all the passion and pledge of a man who .... believes what he believes. Another lesson that faith, whether secular or spiritual, has its consequence.

I've been a fan of his since I heard an old sermon from him a few years ago in its entirety. This condensed sermon (below) was from the aftermath of 9/11/2001 and the accompanying music is aptly the theme from the movie Castaway.

 

[ResidentAlien]

Jones isn't Bill Hicks. I'll admit there's an uncanny resemblance but a lot of people have twins out there. If you look very closely you can see that Jones' face isn't an exact match with Hicks. The ears are different, the distance between the eyes is different, the chin, the nose are different.

It's obvious that when Jones says he's Bill Hicks he says it tongue-in-cheek.

 

[JStates]

Jones isn't Bill Hicks. I'll admit there's an uncanny resemblance but a lot of people have twins out there. If you look very closely you can see that Jones' face isn't an exact match with Hicks. The ears are different, the distance between the eyes is different, the chin, the nose are different.

It's obvious that when Jones says he's Bill Hicks he says it tongue-in-cheek.

Did you see the segment on the 1993 Alex Jones? Skinny guy, very defined nose? NOT the same Alex Jones of today.

Well, everyone has to decide for themselves with this stuff. The sudden Michele Obama retraction was really interesting though.