Illuminati and the 2012 games...

Some believe that the 2012 Olympic games will be the host for a fake terrorist plot orchestrated by the underground organisation the 'Illuminati'. But is there any evidence for this?


There was a lot of conspiracy theory's about 9/11, which i will not get into; 9/11 and 7/7 both had several media clues before both events that are beyond coincidence and it is possible that the same thing has happened regarding the 2012 games. (Panorama made a program which turned out to detail the exact events of 7/7).


There was a BBC program that was aired a few months ago, that looked at the implications and effects of a nuclear bomb at the 2012 Olympics, is this a sign?


The Olympic mascots this year are some of the most basic clues to the Illuminati's involvement, as they depict the 'all seeing eye'and the capstone of the revered Illuminati pyramid (seen on american currency):

Added to that, the Official Statue/sculpture of the 2012 games, is a 9 meter abstract spider, however it is the name of the spider that has caught the attention of the world. The sculpture is called the "spirit of Zionism". Zionism is a age old religion that has had close links with the Illuminati and the Lord mayor of London said at the grand opening, that this sculpture was "in keeping with the Zionist theme of the 2012 games".

We have all seen the 2012 logo for the up coming Olympics, but if rearranged it spells Zion:

Some say that this is just scaremongering,but why the dot in the middle, is it needed to spell '2012'? As i have shown above there are a lot of 'coincidences'. Even the Iranian government picked up on the above and threatened to boycott the games if the symbols were not altered.

But why would the Illuminati want to bomb the Olympics?

well as has been proved by 9/11, any orchestrated form of terrorism will be compounded by all the clishé terrorist groups, as it is them who will happily take the credit. The Illuminati believe :

"ORDO AB CHAO"

OR

"ORDER OUT OF CHAOS" 

The Olympics bring together the whole world and it would be the perfect place to implement the final stages of a plan that has been hundred of years in the making..

Another coincidence is the floodlights that surround the main stadium, are they not identical to the symbols in the above picture of the doller bill:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcOwDjd_i9M&feature=player_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ai0y5sLg5bg&feature=player_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=MoPHKlQQAlo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFHcOw9INj4&feature=related

Please watch the above videos, although the last link is a rather long video the others are very short and 'a picture paints a thousand words'.

I am not preaching, it is up to you to decide for yourself, i am just providing a compilation of strange coincidences. I will leave you with a quote:

"All we need is the right major crisis and the nations will accept the new world order"

David Rockerfeller - UN speech 1994

Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber, possibly the most famous person on the face of the planet right now. Justin has sold millions of records and his music video for his hit single "baby" has over  700 million views, but why is he so popular?


Personally i don't like Justin Bieber, because i feel that he is a representation of the corporate nature of pop music. Justin does not write his own music, nor does he produce any of his own material. The same can be said about what he wears and what he says to journalists, all of these things are or-castrated by his huge entourage. When Justin finishes singing his lyrics in the studio, a team of experts tunes his voice digitally to give the listeners the impression that this young music star has the perfect voice, which is of course not true.


It is a illusion created by a corporation, he has talent and he is a good looking guy, but he has been moulded and altered in every conceivable way to appear to be perfect. Although you cannot deny his success, if you take into consideration the amount of money and help that he has received it really is no surprise. 


I make a point of avoiding most chart music, because i am not a fan of what i call the "auto-tune generation", i prefer artists who not only write there own material, but wear what they want and are not mere puppets for a large music label, artists such as Ed Sheeran. Ed spent his early career touring around pubs and clubs getting any gig he could, and a few years ago he made his break by featuring on the YouTube music channel "SB.TV", and since then has seen global success. Ed's voice is genuine talent, he writes his own music and lyrics and always has huge involvement in the theme and creation of his music videos. 


Maybe it would be harsh to blame Justin for what he is, maybe it is the fault of the large record labels and the corporate nature of the music business?

England and the Euros 2012

As im sure many of you are; I am a football fan. This year sees the Euro 2012 international football competition, and as usual the team is full of multi-millionaire football stars, and yet this is a competition that we as a nation have never won. 


Personally I think this is not due to the quality of the player available to us, which are amongst some of the very best in the world. I think it is due to the fact that win or lose, these players will be getting paid vast amounts of money. When you consider that teams like Greece have claimed this title, it begs the question, why we are so useless?


if I was manager of the England squad (currently managed by Roy Hodgeson) I would recognise the fact that every man in the squad is not only of great talent, but also very wealthy and there pay should be suspended pending victory on a match by match international basis, I think that this would not only re-invigorate the team to "earn there wage" but also to re-instil a bit of national pride.


Although this is merely my own opinion, I do think that my logic is undeniable. when you see far less established  footballing countries excelling in competitions such as the word cup and the Euro's it is clear that sometimes patriotism is the defining factor in success rather then the status of the players individually.