 |
 |
 |
Lodge of Cowards Training - Bill Clinton
Posted May 10th, 2008 by GenghisKhan
output
Video (oldie but goodie):
Viewing Guide:
From 3:42 to 3:45, it is a perfect and clear hand signal. He doesn't move his hand much so you should be able to see it. Around 3:41 he starts to form it and sticks it at 3:42.
Are the criminals that hard to spot? They do this in almost every speech (that I can see their hands). It is not a natural gesture, nobody I've every seen excluding the lodge of cowards uses it.
"Walls are stronger than the men who defend them."
Khan
Bookmark/Search this post with:
May I add...
'they' also will put their right in over their breast, usually under jacket or suit, masonic sign of the "Lion's Paw." Many symbolic gestures, use of numbers and language that is known to others 'in the know'.
We don't have to believe in any of this 'cult', what is very important is that THEY believe in it.
"Most people who claim to seek the truth really only want confirmation of those things which they already believe.
Truth would require that they abandon their "comfort zones" and do something concrete - to make real changes in their lives".
(unknown author)
correction:
their right hand over their breast (or chest)
Interesting
Appreciate your addition.
"Walls are stronger than the men that defend them."
Ghengis Khan
Policy, stick with it. Much
Policy, stick with it. Much easier to prove. Hell they give us all the ammo we need.
But You Must Be Able to Recognize
"To put my trust in government, I think I'd rather kill." - Jason Cruz
"Walls are stronger than the men that defend them."
Ghengis Khan
I say this with love and respect.
Do you understand how you are perceived when you post this crap?
Thank You Rhino
As you know, I love and respect you as well, as you are a great thinker.
To answer your question.
For the lodge of cowards, I am perceived as a prime enemy. The first light that has awoken to their body language to my knowledge that must be extinguished.
From the prime creator, I am perceived as one with the universe.
From fellow American's within the walls, I am perceived as a kook.
For those outside the walls, I am perceived as Khan and Khan is you.
Peace be to you my ever courageous brother. May we be one.
"Walls are stronger than the men that defend them."
Ghengis Khan