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  • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 10 months ago


    And we now see the slow-motion replay sadly πŸ™

    • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 10 months ago


      Good luck to Trevor and his ‘satanic’ secularism. I grew up in Oz at a time when RI was not part of State run secular education, and I would suggest that was for the best. Meanwhile, behind the doors of so many religious (and other ‘social wefare institutions) back then – 50’s, 60’s – much evil was being done, in the form of child abuse and…[Read more]

    • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 10 months ago


      No sign of any link to this…would love to catch it πŸ™‚

      • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 10 months ago


        Sounds a lot like fart sniffing to me!! πŸ™‚

        • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 10 months ago


          Recommended reading for all that one!! πŸ™‚

          • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago


            A very good doco…rich with detail re the CIA involvement in the murder of a President. The entire US ‘changed’ that day in Dallas, and has never recovered from the fall out from that event. Until the country does face up to the reality of what happened that day it is doomed to remain under the control of those who initiated it and carried…[Read more]

          • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago


            yep, gone…:(

            • James Corbett is probably well known within the Giza community; this latest post is about the ongoing furphy of growth, both economic and population, and how the narrative on both has been continually skewed to ehnance ideas that support a ‘closed’ approach (think scarcity and ‘overpopulation) rather than a more ‘open’ one. IMO James lays out the…[Read more]

              • Corbett does some really good work, IMO. This scarcity/overpopulation idea is, apparently, a leitmotiv that’s as old as the hills. Dr. Farrell has pointed out the 18th-century Venetian monk whose theory of the Earth’s maximum human carrying capacity predated Malthus’s more famous theory. I remember Webster Tarpley saying somewhere that the…

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                • I completely agree, well said Sir! I do wonder if they might grab other more “known” people now going forward.

                  • I would argue it goes back further than that to ancient times. Let’s not forget those Sumerian/Mesopotamian myths of Enlil becoming tired of man’s “noise” and “clamoring”, wanting to wipe them out…or Enki “terrifying humans with his awesome, venomous word; by his putting an end to universal human speech and thus afflicting humankind with…

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              • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago


                Thanks Daniel…I checked last week and yes, nothing came up on older vidchats. Just checked again, all is fine. Much appreciated! πŸ™‚

                • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 4 years, 11 months ago


                  Just checked from my end…yes, the early vidchats are not coming up…I get a millisecond screen flash of JPF and then zip! I sincerely hope this is a minor website problem only πŸ™

                  • A personal post this one, but you will all relate no doubt. I ordered two of JPF’s books around 14 weeks ago…one from Amazon (along with a book from Anthony Sutton) and one from Lulu. Amazon had ‘returned to sender’ the first one – Covert Wars and Breakaway Civilizations – and they had to start again, then completely lost track of the book and…[Read more]

                    • 18 months ?
                      And it’s a for real lockdown there ?
                      Hang in there.

                      • Best of luck with the books! And hang in there — burying oneself in good reading can do wonders.

                        • Supply chain is failing. I’ve been try to acquire everything I think I will need for the coming year, right down to extra underwear for us. Now JPF books are moving up to the front of my list.

                          • Those wait times are extreme for sure. Lulu, if I recall, often prints per order, so lead times are indeed longer than what you’d usually expect. I’m not excusing those lead times. I ordered The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings books from Folio over in the UK some time back, it took about 90 days or so before I got a shipping confirmation. I…

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                          • If I may, I would propose to you (or anyone serious in reading his works) to start at the beginning, i.e., with his Giza Death Star book, and work your way through them in chronological order. In this way, you see how he (Farrell) will β€œtill the soil” for analogical thinking, and how he makes connections. I can assure you it will bear fru…

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                            • 100% agree with this. The only book out of order I read was Microcosms and Medium. It was too highly regarded to not dive in once it came out, haha.

                                • Oh I do the same with new books as they come out, I greedily devour them for the juicy details…and then go back in order …

                                    • I cannot say how many times I have done this with authors too perhaps “dangerous” to mention( especially here), one delights in the novel novel( so to speak), but I have indeed found that reading all the books, from first print to last, and reading them again 3 times over, grants, at least for me, some surpassing understanding. And, not a…

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                              • you can always try at alibis. a lot of the books are used, but things seem to arrive within the period they outline

                              • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 5 years ago


                                Does one have to be a patron to view the podcast listed?

                                • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 5 years ago


                                  Better late than never! πŸ™‚

                                  • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 5 years ago


                                    Sorry TSC…didn’t see this before I ‘reposted’ the same interview above (with shorter link lol). Absolutely sensational stuff…very convincing evidence indeed! πŸ™‚

                                    • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 5 years ago


                                      See my post above with Dr Martin πŸ™‚

                                      • beatthedrum posted an update 5 years ago

                                        Is anyone still doubting the ‘manufactured’ nature of covid? This one should help convince any skeptics!!! Spread it far and wide folks. https://brandnewtube.com/watch/a-manufactured-illusion-dr-david-martin-with-reiner-fuellmich-9-7-21_hPChWe1no7nxGDM.html?fbclid=IwAR1E_C5JlSXGkf8FkO4baCK6CVfGm56A-IGT730x8_dErzhdnVf6FBg_KUI

                                      • beatthedrum posted an update 5 years ago

                                        Happening now…DJ and his second presentation on the Cosmos Club and UFO connections. Another rich vein of ‘interesting information’ πŸ™‚
                                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9I8gx6M6Cs

                                        • For those interested in doing research, there are a number of books out there on the second hand market with membership lists and reports from this curious organization, which sounds like a sort of “half-way house” between the public arena and the more secretive organizations like lodges etc.

                                        • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 5 years ago


                                          Yes Robert, I agree…I still like his conversations though. He is much like Chomsky, and I see him through that filter. Calling out the Zionist influence is fine with me, but yeah, the ‘acceptance’ of the whole 9/11 narrative is a big negative!

                                          • beatthedrum posted a new activity comment 5 years ago


                                            Ya gotta love this one! Better than watching all the Netflix sci fi movies re the reanimation of dead soldiers and nefarious scientific ‘experiments’ that go wrong etc etc etc. Being in here – Gizaworld – means being open to speculation, off the end of the twig and otherwise; this one just goes the extra yard! Highly entertaining too.…[Read more]

                                          • beatthedrum posted an update 5 years ago

                                            I do find a conversation with Chris Hedges enlightening and well worth watching. It is both sad and a symptom of a ‘declining empire’ that voices such as his are becoming so marginalized. Free Julian!!
                                            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Z-COU54CAc

                                            • Peter replied 5 years ago

                                              I also enjoy Chris Hedges. However, he remains completely silent on pharmaceutical death cults. He is completely sold out to the corporations he preaches against. I enjoy his message, but it’s more of an act than anything he actually lives by.

                                                • He’s in Chomsky’s camp; excellent on approved targets; but deadly silent on the 9/11 target zones.
                                                  In other words; a “left-leaning” gatekeeper.

                                                    • Yes Robert, I agree…I still like his conversations though. He is much like Chomsky, and I see him through that filter. Calling out the Zionist influence is fine with me, but yeah, the ‘acceptance’ of the whole 9/11 narrative is a big negative!

                                                      • I like both of them. Both a stellar writers and keen observers. All the more strange they miss the covid1984 ops, 9/11/ and the CO2 carbon credits scam.
                                                        They’re told not to touch; and they follow orders.

                                                    • The real deal. Courage and intelligence personified.

                                                      Aside: Fleeting reference to the Falkland dust up, of personal interest associated with my only vividly recalled precognitive dream.

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