/vx/ - Videogames and Paranormal

To actually love people you need the love of our Father. At all times His love is there for us if and when we ask.

A different note. Zechariah 5 1-11
A curse.
With Jesus lighting up all, to take upon Himself the curse of the Law and the curse of man-made judgments and became sin to shoulder the payment in full for everyone and gave a curse to us to have The Holy Ghost, to have a correct relationship with God, to be friends, siblings and inheritors, a new creation for trusting by believing it's true. That His account His work is completed, died, and then rose living.
For The Holy Ghost to live inside us, to put to death the cursed sin flesh by nailing to the cross daily, by the death and resection, by His Holy High Priesthood, that we can trust Him fully as our King of kings, Lord of lords, God of gods, Friend of friends.
Ask.
Consider very carefully the proverbs that Jesus shared with the guidance of The Holy Ghost He will guide you.

Some quotes from Israeli historian Joseph Klausner on the benefit of Christianity for the Jews.

>>170720
Template is incorrect, all one has to do is believe and let Him work.
Not you, Him. He works, you rest.
>>170729
>jew twisting words so the entire point and power of God is lost
<it's not God but jewery that is good
It's false not only because you can empirically test that, but it's again said in the Bible ewy jewys are actively hostile.
Because at the start God found some to be entirely pleasing before its truly time, so He made an irrevocable promise.
Then jews jewed. To attempt to smother God from blessing everywhere else.
Yes the Bible says by definition the Jews are hostiles, and God desires that nobody should die.
God is clearing out bad managers, so that in forever after they're not fucking it up for everybody else on an even longer and greatest period of time and suffering.
Do you know how great He works?
You ask and you recieve because He already has it in store for you.

I believe the god's name is Yahweh. If so, then we have a big problem.

>>170790
<tldr His character is His name also some long line of telephone
Listen as you breath in and out.
Congrats.
>Yahweh
This is essentially jews jewing. Instead of writing down what God told them was His name they did a bunch of symbology about not actually writing His name.
The records told from a specific jew family for generations to maintain His name and how they came up with the whole Yahweh thing.
Who got turned Christian and shared it with everybody cause God said it was time. Johnathan Cahn, I think it was.
Regardless of that of how faithful the telephone game went they wouldn't put anything 'important' down without some sort of initiation so they can pick out who isn't in their in group.
Thus the verbal written trap of YHWH.
>Moses and the circumcision
A) Jews. They demanded signs and actions.
B) everything in old testament it's about Jesus, it's because they demanded signs alot all the time.
C) Moses and Israelites communicated by signs only as they demanded. So by trying to remove his son from the promise of God made to Abraham it'd violate the agreement with associated punishments.
>Rabbi commentary
Oh boy that's a fucking mess. Books of rabid rabbis talking about and that mess is something I expected you'd avoid. They firmly and unequivocally deny Jesus.
Did I mention that Old Testament stuff is all about Jesus.
Anyway this section is more esoteric per se.
Look back at Jacob and Esau.
The coverings are symbolically similar.
The agreement was already done, but they wanted a sign and it's cutting off of one covering and remembering a different covering.
Unless they had the symbol they wouldn't believe, or hope, or trust.
They had the symbol and didn't do any of those anyways.
Should you cut it now days? No, you have Jesus. He's the only way, snip snip doesn't justify.

I'll take an opportunity to illustrate the great divide in religious/philosphical existence.
There is no such thing as a religion that doesnt involve rules, precepts, directions, etc. Ostensibly, these rules are geared toward creating a stronger person, a stronger family, a stronger community, and a stronger society. Without being specific of a particular religion, the religion is presented as the authority.
When a person submits to that authority, that is what is known as a right-hand path. When a person refuses to submit to the authority and operates in defiance, this is what is known as a left-hand path.
The terms are derived from India iirc, based on the rotation of the sun and which direction one turns when facing north. A person who takes the right hand path will spend their days in the sun and the night in darkness and slumber, constantly facing the rising sun. A person who takes the left hand path will spend half their days and half their nights under the sun and in darkness, as their contrary direction stacks with the sun's rotation, and will constantly be oriented toward the setting sun.
Less figuratively, the right hand path (Abrahamic traditions, not exclusovely) impress the idea of the infallibility and absolute authority of God, and the absolute necessity of submission to God. Left hand path traditions (Norse, being a particularly good example) are all about defying the dictates of God or Gods, insisting that the individual find their own satisfaction and purpose in life, refusing any imposition or control on their free will.

Lets take a look at Genesis. The right hand path sees that God was right to forbid eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, and that God was just for expelling Adam and Eve for their disobedience.
The left hand path feels that God was attempting to imprison humanity in the garden of Eden, offering perpetual life (the fruit of life) in exchange for never achieving the knowledge and understanding that humanity was intended to have from ther creation. As such, the first act of defiance against this God was the first step toward humanity's emergence and sovereignty. The idea here being, humanity was intended for more than the 'protector' God would allow, and THEY were just in their defiance.
The difference in the two schools of thought - beyond having vastly different interpretations of who is who and what is what - is one of individual agency. Lhp feels the individual is right and entitled to determine their own pursuits, devotions, etc. by their own agency, in order to get closer to what is viewed as the true God. Rhp feels that unchecked human agency causes increased separation from God, leading to the ruination of man.
Rhp further asserts that morality COMES from God, and that to defy is immoral, whereas Lhp tends to assert Natural Law as a moral framework, and that the pursuit of God in defiance of dictates is how one correctly approaches God.

>>165474
>>165473
>you're surprised?
Certainly not. Sociopath & Proud
>>165476
>RHP n' LHP
I don't feel like using your bread for something that's basically just concerning myself. But I would appreciate if you were to follow me.
>>>/ub/5854 →

Bumping with some very good questions about Tartaria.

>>170689
>Nah, fuck this place. I don't even know if my ban's even expired.
You too were banned? No wonder everyfag left.

>>170690
Yeah, but I don't really wanna start shit. I don't want to appeal my ban or whatever. I just thought Sven should know because I consider him a friend.
If you wanna know what happened. Let's just say I purposefully made staff mad. So in a way, you could say the ban was justified. But it was also a bit of a tantrum that you would expect from a dicksword mod.
Anyways, besides Sven and Glim I don't really care about this trashfire anymore. Have funs this Christmas.

>>170691
I understand.
Merry Christmas poner.

>>170691
Merry christmas. You may not know me but I'll always consider you a friend

>>170691
Merry Christmas fren.
Thought you left to conquer irl stuff, unless I'm thinking of someone else.
Still merry Christmas.
>>170689
Anon, you're posting.
Since you're able to post on at least two parts it stands to reason the ban's over and I'd wager to guess the length of it was about a day.
Ooooooooh. Sorry my brain isn't running on full.
Anyway Merry Christmas to you all

>>170692
>>170693
>>170694
Merry Christmas indeed. I feel undeserving of the kind words. But I'm grateful to hear them.

Btw Sven, sorry for overreacting. Didn't actually apologized before. You're entitled to your opinion either way.

>>170573
Aleksandr Yonez is a half-kike that holds massive shares in Raytheon, Boeing, Monsanto, Bayer, and Colt, most of which he knows are owned by Blackrock and Vanguard. He's one of the biggest dual-shitizenship grifters in the JewS, bar none.

>Available for Windblows, Kac, crIngeOS and Google shit
>No Linux.
Big yikes, hard pass

>>170575
>No Linux.
I pass.

/vx/ calling Vril to review the following:

>The final nail in the coffin of mainstream physics, as we hit my third predicted spike on the head in this Solar Cycle, proving my mechanism is correct.
>Sunspot prediction confirmed for Solar Cycle 25 Miles Mathis
>Sunspots January 10, 2023.
>Sun hoax
http://milesmathis.com/sunhoax.pdf

>>122800
>> Grey "aliens" arrive soon MKULTRA gets shut down and sun UFOs decline
Part of the reason the CIA keeps record of UFO sightings in America is because in localized areas they were unironically putting LSD in the water supply, and they wanted to check out its effects on people.

>>122800
>>167080
> Evil humans can weaponise hallucinations during human created UFO events (EMF, Drugs). >>121954 → → >>29447 → → (CIA)
Ah, looks like that was already accounted for.

All this aside, I do think there's potential for a lot of historic UFOs to be profoundly unexplained phenomena, but the chances of an advanced extraterrestrial civilization having contacted us are quite slim.

>>163792
>Cognitive dissonance is genetic flaw, not cultural.
Most behaviors are exacerbated by people's genetic dispositions, but cognitive dissonance effects everyone everywhere. It's magnified by our culture and material conditions, especially in this era of rampant narcissism, disassociation, and the advent of the internet, but nobody is immune to it.

>>167080
>>167081
>>167082
A pity Vril is not around.

>>167078
250 Year Empire Cycle AKA 300/308 Year Solar Cycle. No question. That argument has been substantiated beyond all reasonable, rational, logical measures. All current empires will die no matter if chink, Jewnited Estates, Russo, etc. etc. Slow deaths. Well deserved.

>>167080
What makes you think Marion K's Ultra Programs were shut down? Hint: all those NICE, NEAT, WRAPPED UP (((mass shootings))) across the world were planned in 1962. No differences. Same story run ad nauseum.

>>167081
As before, 'unidentified' became identified. Concourses of events led to new understandings of older material. No aliens.Most of this galaxy is dead. Not difficult to accept.

>>167082
No. Ascribe ignorance to genetics as it occurs in a population which has not been taught to isolate, define, understand such. Can teach intelligence more easily than stupidity. Caveat: arrogance, especially ignorant arrogance, is deliberately taught. No population is arrogant without learned nepotism.

For the same: psychopaths are born. Partial genetic randomness. For the lulz? No. Genetic survivorship measure, ingrained. Proto-homonid stages possible; pre-hominin stages likely. "Reptile" behaviorisms at work. Functional. Useful. Not hard to credit. Do not discount.

Antithesis: sociopaths are failed attempts at teaching pseudo-relatavistic psychopathy. "The perfect soldier". Stupid, ironic, obtusion incarnate. The sheep fear the """wolves""" but don't baaah when fleeced or killed by the sheepherder. Laughable. Dead on arrival sheepdogs fit only to bend the knee and be slaughtered. Moral relativism more acceptable even to sheeple, Golden Rule still prevails.

>The Secret Covenant
>Illuminati / Mason stuff
I believe this goes in /vx/ instead of /mlpol/

>>158638
any more of these?

>>167528
>the roar of the giraffe
Huh?

>>167530
Yes, they roar

>>168083
Video with sound or it does not exist.

Behold, the roar of the mighty giraffe!

>>168087
Hot. ngl hot hot fr fr no cap

>>169195
Nope if that anon ignores the evidence and, as you said, gives opinions. Then the shill labels is well deserved.

>>169197
You're ignoring the evidence of the definition of a shill. You're ignoring the context it's supposed to be used in. You're ignoring the severity of the term and how excessive use of it relates to this site's history and the downfall of 4/pol/. You're ignoring the actual damage you're doing to this site's community by misusing the term. You're ignoring the opportunity to make a coherent and convincing argument by flinging ad homenim.
If you spent even one quarter of the time you spent arguing the necessity of the term "shill" on an actual argument to refute Anon's post, maybe people who read this thread might've actually been convinced by it; maybe you might've taught them something. But you did not do that, because you prefer ad homenim to actually arguments and you feel so sure of yourself in your petty meme-speak that you ignore how misusing terms like "shill" has eroded its meaning and encouraged other retards to say it whenever they fucking want.

>>169164
>>169164
>In that respect, Alex Jones is not schizoid at all and redpilled millions. In any case it is you who is suffering from Stockholm Syndrome and talk like a good automaton.
Reread my post next time, please. I was saying --the lady-- was schizoid, not Alex Jones. Alex Jones knows exactly what he's doing, but he's saving nobody but himself.

>It looks like you know the inner works of the cult but you are being forthcoming neither honest. Shilling perhaps?
Nah. I've simply heard enough of the organization and have seen enough to not to assume that every human being in that organization is evil, or enabling evil. It's just like the churches of abrahamic religions, police departments, schools, businesses, etc.

Every group has it's branch that is complete shitheads. Just assuming everybody in a single group-order or job style is letting fear make your decisions for you.

Also...

Why did you need two different posts to reply to my single post?

>>169206
I need to proofread before I post more often.I meant to say:

"Just assuming everybody in a single group-order or job-style --is evil-- is letting fear make your descisions for you."

Is it true that freemasons have a rite in which one curses their descendants who turn away from or act against the interests of the lodge? It would explain a lot if it were real.

>>169456
Here:

>How masons curse themselves & their families (Unmasking Freemasonry - Selwyn Stevens)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/D7v9abVi1Nqy/
Selwyn is the author of the book "Unmasking Freemasonry: Removing the Hoodwink"

>>168380
>first days on /mlpol/ when someone had expressed each of the Elements as an aspect of optimistic fascis
I would be greatly interested in a thread on this, if you're up for the task.

>>168381
Really! I guess what I saw of Civ with Gandhi is kinda similar to HoI4 then, hell if you want someone to help in writing for that mod then hit me up! (You know which nig I am, haha~)

>>168382
I dunno about a whole thread dedicated to it, unlike some people I don't think every singular commentary deserves a whole thread to argue about it. But I'll certainly offer a basic sort of summary for you, from memory.

>Laughter
Good humor, positive stoicism of sorts. During times of hardship this may be the most valuable of all the elements, save for Loyalty. Everypony has their limit, when it comes to hardship, but with Laughter bonds are strengthened, and in sharing their burden with those who sympathize and can offer some mirth, their burdens are shared and all can aid in lifting their spirits.
>Loyalty
Arguably the most important of the five elements beneath Magic. Without Loyalty, individuals have no one to look to, no shoulder to cry on, no support in trying times, nothing to fight for or to believe in after their death. Loyalty to family, blood, empire, culture, or to religious order, whatever it may be, as long as the fascistic order unites everyone under some banner, their unity is the very glue that keeps the civilization alive, and as such deserves a spot near the top of the list.
>Honesty
While pride in the people around them may be important, without Honest reflection on one's mistakes, one is doomed to repeat mistakes, whether personal or civilizational. Honesty keeps all on a morally righteous path and defends against the dishonesty and immorality that often rots at a people. Openness to new information and willingness to set aside one's pride means advancing many things, from culture to scientific understanding. Honesty, in another word, is humility. Combined with Laughter, it allows a people to keep themselves focused on what's most important: connections with their folk, through thick and thin. Honesty and ambition together allow for industry to grow, and Honesty and Kindness ensure that nobody's nurturing nature is taken advantage of. A well oiled machine fueled by Honesty is one with as few bad gears as possible, meaning less difficulty in things such as law enforcement or business regulations.
>Kindness
When you are among doves, act as a dove. The Loyalty and Laughter of the folk are accented by an underlying Kindness. All ponies are attuned to the fears, anger and hardship of their folk, and do their best to spread that kindness around by looking after one another. In hard times, there must be outreach for the disadvantaged, and in a functioning society, this Kindness is reciprocated to those who initially gave it; no social debt ought to remain unpaid. Do not let this manifest in an expectation of repayment, of course; Generosity is that which fuels Kindness.
>Generosity
Hoof in hoof with Kindness, Generosity is the other side of the coin. Where Kindness is nurturing however, Generosity is the willingness to treat what you have as unnecessary and offer what you can to others, not with expectation but with the satisfaction that your offerings will bring in itself. Your karma will be repaid in due time, as all acts and things are destined to trend toward entropy.
>Magic
All the Elements together come together to create Magic, and empower it greatly. Your fellow pony's adherence to Harmony manifests in Magic, which permeates all life but is most greatly shown in ponykind. Think of it as Thumos or Vril; it gives life meaning, gives individuals great power, and holds groups together. Magic is how cutie marks manifest, through working together for the mutual good of the folk and oneself, which give your fellow pony purpose and empower the spirit. When attuned to your talents and given purpose, the fruits of your labor are all the sweeter.

Sorry for the wait! As you can tell, I wanted to really immerse myself into the post. /)

The financial system seems to be operational. I still need to mess with the income and expense levels, but that can wait a bit. A new problem is the AI seems to be calling an error that is not referenced to a file. Looks like a hunt for a bit before I figure that out.

Slow going now that school is back up. EaW devs have a new update giving nations new images and renaming some characters so fit their new headcanons or whatever. I will go through them and change whatever is absolutely disgusting back to the way it was so I don't have to vomit when I see tumbr butch lesbian art in a war game.

Looks like Equestria at War has updated and a new update for the base Hearts of Iron 4 is coming in a couple of weeks. I am going to have to do some troubleshooting to see how these effect my mod, if at all.

>>168992
"Frequencies can be imitated. Bandits have become more bold and clever, learning from Blackrock. A few trains have been ordered to stop and then robbed by bandits pretending to be the authorities. This is why codes have been recently introduced."
Rolling diplomacy: [1d20+4 = (11+4) = 15]

>>168993
"Yeah, yeah. I just want to be clear of there. If we go north, we'll probably have one more check point, but we should be fine." He answers, still driving, though if Posey thought they had any likelihood of being ambushed, she'd be uncomfortable with these streets that are more cramped than the ones she left.

>>168994
Bluff. It's called Bluff.

He looks anxious and uncertain. He picks up a receiver, and calls into it.

"This is HB 211. Can you give me the confirmation code. Over."

Response, a few seconds later,
"Confirmation code? This is Germar Grismonde of the Imperial Inquisition. You are to stop the train immediately. There may be fugitives aboard."

>>168995
"Hmmm, fair point. I'll leave it to you, Mason." Posey says
She takes a moment to recline, counting the spoils of her adventure

>>168995
Amber puts on as serious a demeanor as she can manage while feeling so jittery.

"Look, if he was telling the truth, he won't keep his job long because the blame for not stopping will fall on him. But if we stop and it is indeed bandits–because this is exactly the sort of thing they would try–every single passenger will be robbed or worse. Do you want that weighing on your conscience?"

>>168997
"Are you sure they will always have a confirmation code?" He asks Amber.

But they barely have to wonder. Just ahead, looking out the window (of course through the side, the boiler is in the way directly ahead), they can see the alleged officers. Or at least, the engineer can. The train is almost stopped, though not quite.

"Oh look. They look like they have police uniforms to me." He says

New Thread!

>>168996
She finds that she has a knife, an 8-inch pot, a mask, a small... fetish? totem thing? and a bracelet.