Topic: Terra-ists

I was listening to the radio the other day and heard talk about attacking "Al Queda Terrorists" - and I was thinking about that phrase and the way Bush says it.

Then I heard him say it in his SoTU speach, and recalled Michael Tsarion note that when Bush says "the war on terror" he specifically and always annunciates it as "The War on Terrah" - or "the war on earth" - as terra == earth.

I then thought about how "Al queda" translates to "the base"

If you have seen any of michael tsarions talks, he refers to those who came here and hid and made the earth their base. The reptilian/native inhabitants have been fighting these invaders ever since, or fighting to control them. Then you hear Bush refer to the whole situation as the "Struggle" and it sounds as if he is saying that he is fighting against those who have made the earth their base, which would be Humans.

Just a random thought I was having while driving home from work recently...

"It's hard to advance freedom in a country that has been strangled by tyranny." - G.W. Bush 04/13/2004

Re: Terra-ists

phlux wrote:

... when Bush says "the war on terror" he specifically and always annunciates it as "The War on Terrah" - or "the war on earth" - as terra == earth.

I remember noticing that as well back when the war stuff first started.   Very interesting, I think... "the war on Earth."  A number of traitors posing as "reporters" on the TV news channels were also using this same language, so it was not just a bush-ism.

3 (edited by belljar 2007-01-12 03:28:13)

Re: Terra-ists

They like to double talk and tell ther victims what they are doing to them without us consciously knowing. If Tsarion is right they want to or have to leave soon so they want to leave this place really messed up or nonexistent. Which does seem to be their goal. Making deals with every nasty STS out there has helped the process that's for sure!