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The only one i think i can't figure out is Group D. Also, if my guesses are right, the economic beliefs of Group B are not so different from Group A anymore.

plaguuuuuu 14y ago
I'm unsure about E also. I'm really hanging on for someone to provide some names or additional info so I can do my own research rather than taking stuff at face value :/
- speeder 14y ago
  Group A, and B, have names, that they used themselves, but those names are too charged for me to use, people will misunderstand things, and think I am talking about something else. Group C probably has a name, but I don't know it. All Groups, maybe with exception of B, are not much cohesive and are easier to say who belong in them. So, I will say some organizations that BELONG to some groups (they are NOT the groups, they are PART of them, a small part by the way). Group A: Has on it the UN, and several countries. Also has on it some esoteric organizations and religions. Most people don't notice, but Thelemites (followers of Thelema) frequently align with Group A, so if you want some extra information, read about that. Group B has on it the followers of Gramsci, Frankfurt School, several atheist evangelists, and part of their strategy was very much well explained by a guy named Yuri Alexandrovich Bezmenov, see if you find his interview. Group C has on it Muslim Brotherhood, and Al Quaeda, "Al Quaeda" means "The Foundation", and Osama Bin Laden has read the foundation series by Isaac Asimov, so if you want to know what Group C is doing, read those books, and think about how you would apply them to present age... Group D has people like the guy above that claimed to be part of F, also has countries that don't want to be dragged in all the A, B, C craziness, like some african countries, some asiatic countries, and so on. Group E has among them the OP, Julian Assange, Punks (the ones from 70s), Cyberpunks, Cipherpunks, Anonymous, Libertarians, Far right groups, non-aligned christians (those that follow the bible and reject mainstream churches), a small amount of catholics, secularist arabs, conspiracy theorists, nutjobs, normal people that dislike their constitution torn apart, federalists, Catalan/Scotch/Chechen/Kurd/Touareg/Xeer/Somalilandi/Gaucho/etc... independence/autonomy movements, Occupy X/Y/Z, Indignados, Golden Dawn Party, the norwegian serial killer, lots of other random people. Groups that I don't know their alignment: Shia countries (Syria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon), seemly those are related to D, several people in E are helping them (and A and C are attacking them). For those wondering where is Israel, Zionists and Roman Catholic Church. I will leave those out on purpose.
  - _quasimodo 14y ago
    After watching a few Bezmenov videos, i wonder if your Group B is still trying to subvert the west? My believe was that the KGB had degenerated into some sort of mafia and russia was now playing the capitalist game (by their own rules of course). But then again i don't know much about those things.

plaguuuuuu 14y ago

I'm unsure about E also. I'm really hanging on for someone to provide some names or additional info so I can do my own research rather than taking stuff at face value :/

speeder 14y ago
Group A, and B, have names, that they used themselves, but those names are too charged for me to use, people will misunderstand things, and think I am talking about something else. Group C probably has a name, but I don't know it. All Groups, maybe with exception of B, are not much cohesive and are easier to say who belong in them. So, I will say some organizations that BELONG to some groups (they are NOT the groups, they are PART of them, a small part by the way). Group A: Has on it the UN, and several countries. Also has on it some esoteric organizations and religions. Most people don't notice, but Thelemites (followers of Thelema) frequently align with Group A, so if you want some extra information, read about that. Group B has on it the followers of Gramsci, Frankfurt School, several atheist evangelists, and part of their strategy was very much well explained by a guy named Yuri Alexandrovich Bezmenov, see if you find his interview. Group C has on it Muslim Brotherhood, and Al Quaeda, "Al Quaeda" means "The Foundation", and Osama Bin Laden has read the foundation series by Isaac Asimov, so if you want to know what Group C is doing, read those books, and think about how you would apply them to present age... Group D has people like the guy above that claimed to be part of F, also has countries that don't want to be dragged in all the A, B, C craziness, like some african countries, some asiatic countries, and so on. Group E has among them the OP, Julian Assange, Punks (the ones from 70s), Cyberpunks, Cipherpunks, Anonymous, Libertarians, Far right groups, non-aligned christians (those that follow the bible and reject mainstream churches), a small amount of catholics, secularist arabs, conspiracy theorists, nutjobs, normal people that dislike their constitution torn apart, federalists, Catalan/Scotch/Chechen/Kurd/Touareg/Xeer/Somalilandi/Gaucho/etc... independence/autonomy movements, Occupy X/Y/Z, Indignados, Golden Dawn Party, the norwegian serial killer, lots of other random people. Groups that I don't know their alignment: Shia countries (Syria, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon), seemly those are related to D, several people in E are helping them (and A and C are attacking them). For those wondering where is Israel, Zionists and Roman Catholic Church. I will leave those out on purpose.
- _quasimodo 14y ago
  After watching a few Bezmenov videos, i wonder if your Group B is still trying to subvert the west? My believe was that the KGB had degenerated into some sort of mafia and russia was now playing the capitalist game (by their own rules of course). But then again i don't know much about those things.