Atlantica et Germania in Centuria XXI – A letter to a friend

Posted by on May 8, 2012 in nwo | 0 comments © Terry Boardman One of the keys to control of central Asia  is oil and its role as a tool with which to facilitate interference in other countries’ affairs. Dependence by the Atlanticists on oil requires territorial control of other countries. Dependence on alternative energies, especially solar, would remove the instrument of such control. Therefore the Atlanticists are unlikely to...
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Freemasonry and the Roman Spirit

Posted by on May 8, 2012 in nwo | 0 comments ©Terry Boardman June 2002 Christ came to earth so that each one of us could find the meaning of our own being  – our relationship to the spiritual world – for ourselves in true spiritual freedom. With the Incarnation of Christ the age of spiritual elitism or spiritual aristocracy – the age of priests – came to an end; the seeds were planted for a spiritual democracy. Few...
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The ‘Independence’ of Kosovo, and Camp Bondsteel

Posted by on May 8, 2012 in nwo | 0 comments Terry Boardman February 2008 100 years ago in 1908, people were told that the new 20th century would be one of wonderful progress for humanity. Few people in Europe saw a World War just a few years off, but small cliques of people in several countries were preparing and planning for it. Because the majority were not awake to what that minority were doing (not least because of the distractions,...
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After the financial ‘Big Bang’ – 9/11 week 2008

Posted by on May 8, 2012 in nwo | 0 comments        Terry Boardman        [for D.] ‘Big Bang’ was the theme of last week, seven years to the week after those ‘Big Bangs’ of September 2001. There was a big bang of sorts in Zimbabwe.The ‘Big Bang particle collider machine’ was switched on at CERN, but a few days later turned  out to be a damp squib. And then of course, there was the real Big...
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Harry Patch and the Panther’s Claw

Posted by on May 8, 2012 in miscellaneous | 0 comments     27 July 2009: the UK government declares the first part of its delicately and ‘democratically titled’ Operation Panther’s Claw (the British bit of the US army ‘surge’ in Afghanistan) to have been a success. The BBC today said that the Foreign Secretary “has been setting out Britain’s diplomatic strategy” as if Foreign Secretary David...
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