‘Number Stations (shortwave radio stations of unknown origin) have been reported since World War I and continue to this day. No one knows what their reason is though many people suspect they are coded messages used for espionage (though no country has admitted this). The broadcasts are usually a female voice (though male voices have been heard) and they generally broadcast streams of numbers, words, or letters. They are sometimes apparently random, and other times organised. In the 90′s, amateur radio enthusiasts tracked the source of one number station to a US military base. The FCC refused to comment’

Very interesting

Happy Go Lucky

Psychology techniques used so that the shows audience will think “the aware” character is a loony and paranoid.

Filthy actors exposed.

↵ Reblogged from mrtrueman

# Video

Zeitgeist - Moving Forward

End of Liberty

So, what is money? Here, David Icke elaborates

Zeitgeist: The movie

Essential knowledge for Wall Street Protestors

How not to be scammed by those you are protesting against.

Jim Marrs “Rule of Secrecy”

In this astonishing video, celebrated reporter and New York Times bestselling author Jim Marrs painstakingly explores the world’s most closely guarded secrets, exposing clandestine cabals and the power they have wielded throughout time. Defiantly rooting out the truth, he unearths starting evidence that the real movers and shakers covertly collude to start and stop wars, manipulate stock markets and interest rates, maintain class distinctions, and even censor the six o’clock news. And they do all this under the mindful auspices of the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberg Group, the CIA, and even the Vatican. Drawing on historical evidence and his own impeccable research, Mars carefully traces the mysteries that connect these modern-day conspiracies to humankind’s prehistory. The eye-opening result is an extraordinary synthesis of historical information, much of it long hidden from the public, that sheds light on the people and organizations that rule our lives. Disturbing, provocative, and utterly compelling, Rule by Secrecy offers a singular worldview that may explain who we are, where we came from, and where we are going.