In February, Canadians had their mental paradigm shattered when a senior member of the armed forces, Col. Russell Williams was arrested and charged with murdering two women.
"The accusations shook the armed forces and the Canadian public. Col. Williams had been hand-picked and 'pipelined' into the upper echelons of the air force. He trained new pilots, flew the prime minister's plane and last summer was awarded command of S-Wing Trenton, with 2300 men and women, the country's largest and busiest air force base."
Canadians were dumbfounded. As the Globe and Mail put it: "How is it possible that someone so polished and groomed for leadership could stand accused of such crimes?"
Canadians will continue to be baffled until they realize that such events, including cases of missing persons and child molestation, are symptomatic of the presence of a satanic cult, the Illuminati, subverting "respectable" society. This is true of most countries.'
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Oh please....
ReplyDeleteHow can someone so polished commit crimes? Anyone can commit a crime, particularly of murdering, molesting people etc.
Just because a person is in a position of "high office" doesn't mean they are squeaky clean. People need to stop holding these types of people as Saintly, holier than thou etc because frankly, they are not.
Another thing I find odd, people think that voodoo, magic, rituals etc are confined to certain parts of the world, surprisingly people of all colours practice these things, contrary to what some people believe. Even people who pose as being religious practice dark acts behind closed doors. People need to stop being fooled.
Problem is many people choose to live on planet make-believe and don't have an open mind at all. They believe everything they read in the newspapers and watch on TV and don't realise there are things happening in this world that we could never explain.
There is a spiritual realm, whether people choose to believe it or not.
Trenton is a hellhole, and the place has really bad vibes, I noticed this back in 2003, I try not to go there at all.
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