Alan Watt video (unofficial) - Tyranny & the New Age - 5 min ver
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Freedom and the New Age ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ an unofficial Alan Watt video 5 minute preview - full version to follow in Dec 2008 Alan Watt talks about freedom and the new age, eastern philosophies, The Beatles, Timothy Leary, Blavatsky and the merger of Hinduism and Christianity under the ΓΓé¼╦£new ageΓΓé¼Γäó banner. He also mentions David Rockefeller, Maurice Strong and the United Nations. He points out that yoga is a form of religion. Channelling: invoking demons. Buying into the indoctrination & having your strings pulled. Khrushchev, the KGB and the spread of ΓΓé¼╦£new religionΓΓé¼Γäó. The long term plan of the elites is to merge East and West and bring with it a barrage of attacks on the individual under the guise of eugenics. The promotion of moral relativism is a key to this. It is being taught openly in our schools & aspects of the plan are being fed to all of us via TV. Mind control can be very subtle. ThatΓΓé¼Γäós how you shape the future and itΓΓé¼Γäós quite simple, he says. ItΓΓé¼Γäós about changing culture and the standardisation of the world; while developing home-grown contingencies to contain the resistance. Think for yourself. Question everything. Watch who you follow: preferably you should lead. Preferably you should lead.
My father knew Alan Watts personally through the Sausalito houseboat community, which was populated to some extent by the hip generation.
http://www.floatinghomes.org/
Watts wrote a number of books in the 1960s that I read when I was in my teens, such as "Nature, Man and woman" and "The Book". He drank a bit and it damaged his liver. My father, a psychologist and self-styled physical therapist, performed some massage on Watts, and said to me "His liver was hard, not pliable like a healthy liver". He was a very respectable thinker.
http://www.floatinghomes.org/
Watts wrote a number of books in the 1960s that I read when I was in my teens, such as "Nature, Man and woman" and "The Book". He drank a bit and it damaged his liver. My father, a psychologist and self-styled physical therapist, performed some massage on Watts, and said to me "His liver was hard, not pliable like a healthy liver". He was a very respectable thinker.
It's not the same guy Mokele.
You are referring to Alan Watts - a self-styled spiritual entertainer - who lived between 1915 and 1973.
This is Alan Watt - historian, social commentator and Scotsman who's still very much alive!
You can visit his site at cuttingthroughthematrix dot com
You are referring to Alan Watts - a self-styled spiritual entertainer - who lived between 1915 and 1973.
This is Alan Watt - historian, social commentator and Scotsman who's still very much alive!
You can visit his site at cuttingthroughthematrix dot com
well said!
cuttingthroughthematrix.com
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