More WORLDS Beyond the Poles Comments: I think that this is what has happened:

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Post by wool on Jun 27, 2016 at 6:53pm

I think that this is what has happened:

I believe Giannini knew some things, this makes sense why/how he knew Admiral Byrd and all of the other "elite" of the time. The chapters and words he chooses are very Masonic, reminiscent of the occult. I believe they may have been divulging the truth in so many forms, and I think they screwed up with this one. I believe that the whole reason they convinced us of a globe is because it made us feel small, unknown, insignificant. It brought us away from God, the creator we're all intimately tied with, where worlds do exist in realms unlike ours. It could be that there is more land, something like 7 or 8 "earths" (I heard on some TV show from an occultist deceiver "there are 8 universes" talking about the one we used to believe in, floating spheres and vacuums of space, black holes, quasars and multiverses). But what if the whole infinite universes part is the lie, to keep us feeling small, because at the time (1950's early 60's), no one believed in space like they do now. None of the propaganda existed then. I believe they want to keep us from knowing we have a Creator and God is real; I knew it the moment I realized the earth was flat and I believe a bunch of nonsense.

It's really hard to say. These men really are promoting "Luciferianism" -- that is, worship of the self, and practice real occult rituals, magic, and crazy shit most of us don't even think about, much less do; they code movies and mock us, code commercials and television to warn others in on the joke. So why are they obsessed with these old Biblical things that are supposedly outdated and flat-out wrong, yet it's turning out that it tells us more truth than they ever have. I don't know if there are infinite worlds in our Universe; it does challenge my newly re-found faith. I'm torn; but we need not accept it as truth without some kind of evidence, obviously. But at this point, we know they don't want us reading this for some reason, but it may be something small, like talk of a classified mission or something. It talks about a lot of treks to penetrate the poles; saying they succeeded all but once, and got further and further (in 1959, image what we could do now, if true).

I believe with as evil as they are, as evil as they boast to be, as evil as their movies/art/propaganda is, there's an opposite and equal force ofgood. I intend to be on the right side.