JCC the false charity problem.

summoning demons with the corrupt and unholy power of condiments

 

just saw this movie for the full thing the first time a few days ago. My favourite bit, no joke, involved Satan

 

Sounds like the will of Satan!

 

this might be my last post on this thread and it explains why Satanist create so many false charity and I am going to create another thread but its going to be created after some steam blows over and I need to somehow find a video that I watched in my atheist years or else it wont make sense.


lions international is a false charity that is said to help people


Melvin jones the creator of the charity is a mason who believes in the false charity philosophy




"In keeping with the Masonic 'false works' philosophy, he also believed that, "You can't get very far until you start doing something for somebody else.""

https://www.favosity.com/lions-club.html



it is a reliable site in the 8 ways to see if a site is reliable
it source were they got there masonic info and it is the official masonic page and masons are experts

2. Look for Sites With Expertise
You wouldn't go to an auto mechanic if you broke your leg, and you wouldn't go to the hospital to have your car repaired. I'm making an obvious point: Look for websites that specialize in the kind of information you're seeking. So if you're writing a story on a flu outbreak, check out medical websites, such as the Centers for Disease Control, and so on.

8. Check the Links
Reputable websites often link to each other. See which sites the website you're on links to. Then go to Google and enter this in the search field:


link: http://www.yourwebsite.com


This will show you which sites link to the one you're on. If lots of sites are linking to your site, and of those sites seem reputable, then that's a good sign.

https://www.thoughtco.com/gauging-website-reliability-2073838

favosity sourced were they got there info and its a masonic site so it is credible
http://freemasonry.bcy.ca/biography/jones_m/jones_m.html


this guy is an expertise because he was one of them he disgust his evil pass
http://mywickedwickedpast.blogspot.com/2008/07/about-temple-of-set.html



this make 90 percent of my stuff credible

7. Avoid Anonymous Authors
Articles or studies whose authors are named are often—though not always—more reliable than works produced anonymously. It makes sense: If someone is willing to put their name on something they've written, chances are they stand by the information it contains. And if you have the name of the author, you can always Google them to check their credentials.


5. Check the Date
As a reporter you need the most up-to-date information available, so if a website seems old, it's probably best to steer clear. One way to check—look for a "last updated" date on the page or site.


3. Steer Clear of Commercial Sites
Sites run by companies and business—their websites usually end in .com—are more often than not trying to sell you something. And if they're trying to sell you something, chances are whatever information they're presenting will be tilted in favor of their product. That's not to say corporate sites should be excluded entirely. But be wary.






people in my area there's only one internet company which is hughes net hughes ne has a monopoly in my area. the satalight which hughnet rents only has so many gb thus they can only give people so many gb video use gb faster than a suburban with gas and I share it with 4 people so... I don't have a phone so I cant watch video with data like other people

im going to expose lions international evils in another comment I am busy and cant finish this comment

 

Economist.com isn't trying to sell you anything except the best reporting with a small-l liberal bent that money can buy. You can trust them.

 

oh praise the (dark) lord

 

This site is a .net, so no need to worry.

 

Perish the thought.

 

That and late capitalism. But. Whatever.

 

That implies it will end, and that's silly. So no, they're increasingly pushing the idea that social democracy is what the world needs now.

 

SOCIAL. DEMOCRACY. NOW.

 

I always thought Frederic Jameson was on to something by pointing out "latest capitalism" was a better term but good luck trying to convince people that pessimism and impossibilism are cool and good. Or that Frederic Jameson had a point.

 

Don't do it kid! Everyone knows the sequel is almost never as good as the original.

Let's just cherish the good memories this thread has brought.

 

To be fair, it gets confusing if you have eight points to communicate but you want to leave out nearly half.

1. Look for Sites From Established Institutions
The internet is full of websites that were started five minutes ago. What you want are sites associated with trusted institutions that have been around for awhile and have a proven track record of reliability and integrity.

4. Beware of Bias
Reporters write a lot about politics, and there are plenty of political websites out there. But many of them are run by groups that have a bias in favor of one political party or philosophy. A conservative website isn't likely to report objectively on a liberal politician, and vice versa. Steer clear of sites with a political ax to grind and instead look for ones that are non-partisan.

6. Consider the Site's Look
If a site looks poorly designed and amateurish, chances are it was created by amateurs. Steer clear. But be careful—just because a website is professionally designeddoesn't mean it's reliable.

 

This is Satan speaking.

 

Careful, he's likely to invite you to 'get thee behind me Daveed'!

 

I cannot wait for this thread's sequel, though I must admit I'm looking ahead just a bit and absolutely horrified by the trainwreck that will cap the trilogy.

 

i would not call it a sequel but it has arrived
https://boards.theforce.net/threads/nephilim.50050434/


lion international evils
its top member stole 1.7 millionn dollars
http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/i-t...ld-attorney-accused-of-stealing-clients-money


4-year-old Bement man is accused of stealing more than $10,000 while serving as treasurer of the community's Lions Club.
http://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/2013-05-08/bement-man-accused-10000-theft-lions-club.html


they make good money

https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Lions-Clubs-International-Salaries-E8920.htm

its a cult



then there is this is so freaky


fema is a charity now who would have guess.

you guys are in for a treat ever heard of fema camps:>

 

Aren't fema camps where they vaccinate children with autism and force them to conduct hexes against Donald Trump?

 

Did you just promote your other thread by bumping this one?

lol

 

I assume you saw that on the youtubes?

 

I would have done if the liberal cabal in charge of Google hadn't censored infowars in an attempt to hide the truth from the sheeple!