Recalling just where Hitler was found and the way he died within all of his planned "life" fortifications.
He finally met God and didn't get to see his "new world order" come to fruition. Unless of course it is already here. He seemed to be pushing for a global government according to his memoirs.
He's now experiencing a 'new world order', alright. Please God, it is the right kind. Whichever way he's gone, he won't be calling the shots from now on.
Three Characteristics of the Diabolical, And How they Are Manifest in the Modern World http://blog.adw.org/2013/04/three-c...nd-how-they-are-manifest-in-the-modern-world/
London attack: Two dead after driver 'ploughed into pedestrians, before crashing vehicle and stabbing policeman.' http://www.independent.ie/world-new...-vehicle-and-stabbing-policeman-35555655.html
This is one of those bug/features that Samsung warned people about a few months back. If you have one of those internet-connected Samsung TVs, you can give voice commands such as "Play the DVR recording of last night's basketball finals." Very useful and science-fictiony. The problem is that for this to work, the microphone on the TV has to be on all the time. In theory, a hacked TV can be used to record all the conversations in the room with the TV, which would then be downloaded to a 3rd-party site via the internet connection. It's possible to disable this "feature" but no one knows how many users actually have done so. (Also, theoretically, it's possible for a hacker to turn the microphone back on without the user knowing it.)
Great to see you back Muzhik. You were missed. I don't know whether my TV has a microphone. It wasn't expensive enough to have a gazillion built-in gadgets. Without coming across as extra stupid or super-paranoid, would it be possible for the TV to be connected to the internet without my having to set it up?
Despite huge misgivings I took my wife to see it this week. It was actually much less offensive than I feared, and much more faithful to the original and enjoyable than I expected. The "gay" characters and references were much less blatant than the protests made out. And I'm a pretty harsh critic of modern entertainment otherwise.
I wonder if we could just unplug the TV or whatever and be safe from any interference. Just wondering.
I remember being told years ago by a work colleague who was a born again Christian that their Pastor warned the congregation that a lot of cartoons are very evil. The reason he gave was that there are a lot of ugly monsters portrayed as fun creatures. The Pastor told them that was evil preparing their children to get used to ugly monsters and learn to accept them. I did not ban cartoons. I had never thought of it like that. But makes you wonder if there is truth in what that Pastor had to say. You can see how the children are portrayed as looking at that baphomet monster as if in awe rather than terror.
Well, I'm sure that it can't connect to anything if there's no power going into it. How lazy have we become when unplugging the TV set is too much effort. That said, I do switch my TV off at the wall socket from time to time and notice that the red pilot light stays on for a while afterwards. I remember having some gadget that worked with an old tv set and it had a battery to keep it running for a while in the event of a power outage. I think it was a cd player.
There is truth in what your Pastor said. Disney has gone further and now good is evil,and evil is good... . View attachment 6261
I heard Mickey Mouse or one of his buddies was going transgender in a movie sometime soon. I want to laugh at the prospect of a heated debate on MOG forum about Mickey Mouse; but that would be an offense against God when you think of the serious implications of it all.
It's a long way from Daffy Duck, that's for sure. I would not be reassured by the apparent 'moderation' of these installations within popular entertainment. The object of the process is normalisation. This is probably all the better achieved by being subtle and nuanced, almost unnoticed, thus provoking less pushback. Subsequently, it will be taken for granted.
