cheers!

On the topic of FUD (of which I kind of accuse you in another comment) on your post about the devaluation of the Dollar: I must admit that you make a very good point. I was going to say that bla, bla, you said it such and so and thus and that and bla, bla. But, if I think back to my later ramblings in that other thread, my real issue wasn’t with your point of view (which I share) but with the mood of your other contribution. Then this video. The very fact that this video has become a hit and that even today I saw the two rappers on Dutch television, an instrument which according to many is merely a means to control the masses, places it within the context of the Point Omega theory. To see and hear two well-known Dutch rappers rap about these subjects instantly gives me a great feeling—a feeling which is not easily described, but which is very accurately predicted by the theory to occur increasingly often.

Continuing on my comment on the other article; this illustrates that people indeed do have to take action before anything happens. And Lange Frans and Baas B. do it FUD-style, kind of

I just like to light fires and I must say that I love your passion, especially when ignited.

And you have my blessing when it comes to lighting fires. Without challenging your own and other people’s believes and perceived reality, you get nowhere. And don’t be afraid to suffer the scorn of those unwilling to accept change, unwilling to accept Omega. Eventually they will understand

I like to tell others that you’re one of the most passionate people I know.

I appreciate that; it means a lot to me

You say that mass enlightenment will happen, but I also see control structures coming into place which might be an unavoidable obstacle. For example, why is FEMA building hundreds of huge prison camps throughout the united states (project Endgame)? Why does the president have totalitarian powers by written law, why don’t U.S. citizens have Habeas Corpus anymore (military commissions act)? What about the Civilian Inmate Labor Program? And then all the laws which compromise more and more privacy, such as biometric identification ID cards…

Granted, I have not read all the Omega research, but I doubt that could take my worries away.

But, in the end, it was all about my original post and the context in which I put it. You said:

The whole point of this project is to offer a display of hard scientific data which points unquestionably in the direction of an Omega Point.

Does that mean the context should have been, in your opinion, like “See, awareness of the monetary problem is growing; we’re gaining momentum as a people.”? I don’t know if that kind of passive good news works for me. People have to take action, at least, that’s how I see it, and to do that, they need to be motivated.

BTW, I only mentioned the law of attraction because I know you prefer to avoid “bad vibes” and concentrate on the good. And the way I wrote my post, could be considered as a negative approach, which will attract more of it.

(I hope I got all the references right. For a more complete source, see this dutch Zapruder.nl article, titled “Kampen en kisten, connecting the dots” (camps, coffins and connecting the dots).

On the topic of FUD (of which I kind of accuse you in another comment) on your post about the devaluation of the Dollar: I must admit that you make a very good point. I was going to say that bla, bla, you said it such and so and thus and that and bla, bla. But, if I think back to my later ramblings in that other thread, my real issue wasn’t with your point of view (which I share) but with the mood of your other contribution. Then this video. The very fact that this video has become a hit and that even today I saw the two rappers on Dutch television, an instrument which according to many is merely a means to control the masses, places it within the context of the Point Omega theory. To see and hear two well-known Dutch rappers rap about these subjects instantly gives me a great feeling—a feeling which is not easily described, but which is very accurately predicted by the theory to occur increasingly often.

In the end, please remember that I’m also just an (often inconsistent) contributer to this group project. Although I might display such an attitude at times, I’m not formally in charge of anything. I just like to light fires and I must say that I love your passion, especially when ignited. I like to tell others that you’re one of the most passionate people I know.

I think that the monetary revolution which Ron Paul is promoting is inevitable in the same way that I believe in the inevitability of Point Omega. And this is not some kind of new-age make-believe. The whole point of this project is to offer a display of hard scientific data which points unquestionably in the direction of an Omega Point. We, as a humanity, simply have no choice but to change direction, so we will. Either that or everything that we’ve learned about evolution is wrong. So when you say that you chose to do it because the march to mass enlightenment cannot happen when the entire population is enslaved through an economic system, I just want to shout: It will happen! In fact, it is already happening. And there’s nothing any banker can do to stop it (short of blowing up the planet). The most the can do is to slow it down, a little bit, in the same way that you can speed it up, much more than they can slow it down. Your impact is deeper because you’re only starting to build up momentum while they’re starting to run out of it.

So, I’m really not concerned whether Ron Paul is going to be the next president of the U.S. or not. Someone like him will be, soon enough. And you sharing such information with the world is only going to make it sooner. So keep up the good work, but don’t worry if you (or others, like me) don’t. We’re not that important to these changes.

I hope that these ramblings clarify what I mean when I speak of the Point Omega perspective. If you take notice of the research in the wiki and of Popko’s Point Omega theory (which pulls these research results together for an accurate prediction of things to come), you’ll see that my faith in Point Omega is not so different from the faith you display when you believe that dropping a coin will make it fall down. The Law of Attraction doesn’t even enter the equation, partly because Popko limited his research to easily verifiable scientific data. But, maybe, if the Law of Attraction works as advertised, this science-induced faith in our future will speed things up a bit.