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illuminati downfall
05-12-2008, 09:32 AM
I have been interested in the rights and personal freedoms of today's teen aged population for at least ten years. It seemed to me, ever since I was a teen myself that young people are treated a bit strangely, in North America. I can't speak for the rest of the world. I'm sure most people notice how young people are watched more closely than other people in corner stores, sometimes fallowed by clerks in various places,and just outright spoken to in some cases with less respect than other people get. A couple of weeks ago I went into my neighborhood gas station to get a cup of coffee on my way home. I saw a sign on the door asking that no more than five students enter at once due to shoplifting. They are clearly treating them like they are going to be criminals before they even have the chance to commit a crime. Granted, it does effect me in the least as I am not a teen, nor the parent of one, or a store clerk. Yet still I was upset about this. It struck me, yet again as strange. Some stores outright say on signs that they don't welcome students at all unless with their parents. That's obviously bad for business. Thus I wonder what is making them willing to lose customers. Young people don't seem to be allowed to do much in the way of their own paperwork either. I would think that they should at least co-sign on things that effect them, such as say, report cards, or permission for a tooth extraction.

Now, I have asked a few people about this. (people who I hate to admit, are pretty much sheep.) They give comments like, "well more teens do shoplift and anyone else," and, "well a parent has control over their children's bodies, not the child." Other people may blindly accept this kind of explanation, but I am still convinced that it's bigger than that in some way. I'm starting to think that teens are being made to think they are helpless and powerless and made to think that they cannot take action. If you think about ti, they are the ones who will be young and able bodied adults at the time the NWO might be in full power. What you you here think. Simple ignorance on behalf of many people. Genuine logic I am missing, or all part of the Illuminati plan?

tracker
05-12-2008, 10:03 AM
I have been interested in the rights and personal freedoms of today's teen aged population for at least ten years. It seemed to me, ever since I was a teen myself that young people are treated a bit strangely, in North America. I can't speak for the rest of the world. I'm sure most people notice how young people are watched more closely than other people in corner stores, sometimes fallowed by clerks in various places,and just outright spoken to in some cases with less respect than other people get. A couple of weeks ago I went into my neighborhood gas station to get a cup of coffee on my way home. I saw a sign on the door asking that no more than five students enter at once due to shoplifting. They are clearly treating them like they are going to be criminals before they even have the chance to commit a crime. Granted, it does effect me in the least as I am not a teen, nor the parent of one, or a store clerk. Yet still I was upset about this. It struck me, yet again as strange. Some stores outright say on signs that they don't welcome students at all unless with their parents. That's obviously bad for business. Thus I wonder what is making them willing to lose customers. Young people don't seem to be allowed to do much in the way of their own paperwork either. I would think that they should at least co-sign on things that effect them, such as say, report cards, or permission for a tooth extraction.

Now, I have asked a few people about this. (people who I hate to admit, are pretty much sheep.) They give comments like, "well more teens do shoplift and anyone else," and, "well a parent has control over their children's bodies, not the child." Other people may blindly accept this kind of explanation, but I am still convinced that it's bigger than that in some way. I'm starting to think that teens are being made to think they are helpless and powerless and made to think that they cannot take action. If you think about ti, they are the ones who will be young and able bodied adults at the time the NWO might be in full power. What you you here think. Simple ignorance on behalf of many people. Genuine logic I am missing, or all part of the Illuminati plan?

Adults today blame teenagers for their own fkups .
Adults these days are irresponsible and unworthy of bringing up children .

its always childrens faults .
If adults had of bought many up with a standard , morrals and discaplin in the 1st place some of them wouldnt be so unruly .
the adults that have children that behave badly are also the ones that shout out "My child isnt fkn violent , dont tell me how to rais emy fkn children or i'll punch ya face in" they then insist when their children do fkup that " well ya cant tell children what to do and you cant control them" .

yeah right ? they cant control their kids because they are not adult enough in the 1st place to tell them how and what to do , thats about the truth of it .

my child broke a window and was taken to the station .

i took full responsability for his actions and also offered to do part community service work ( building a youth shelter , small one in the local park ) because my child is a product of my upbringing ! if he mucks up , its because i have mucked up in the 1st place and i take responsability for his up bringing ! :cool:

he hasnt done a thing wrong since and its been over 2 years .
after seeing me take the rap , going through volentary meetings etc , he took a step back to realise that everything he does reflects on my and the family .
he is now doing very well at school in brick laying , maths , english , PT , crafts and sciences and has dropped all his trouble making ( X ) freinds .


looks like he learned from his mistakes , but my willingness to accept part responsability showed him how to take responsability .

its not hard .

adults are to blame , endstop .

when the child reaches 18 , then they can fend for them self and accept their own actions upon them self .

otherwise , everything he does before hand is a product of my parenthood , and thats the profound truth of the matter .:cool:

Im glad you noticed this Illuminate downfall , others should follow suit !

cruise4
05-12-2008, 10:43 AM
The kids are being brutalised in many ways. They have a future...

1. Cannon Fodder
2. Psychopathic enforcers for the NWO
3. Sterilised lab Rats

eternal_spirit
05-12-2008, 01:02 PM
Nothing new in the OP that I hadn't seen when I was a teen. But yes when you're that age you sometimes wish you had the rights of an adult.

illuminati downfall
06-12-2008, 01:02 AM
Ok, maybe I Just think in weird ways or something. :o I suppose that this is one thing that can't be blammoed on the elites. I'm not sure why I have always had a very bad and strange feeling about this one.

crowd control
06-12-2008, 03:03 AM
No, there is a lot of truth in what you say, teens are just another demographic, divide and rule, the plan is to make us all live in fear and distrust of each another, so that we concentrate on fighting ourselves, instead of the real enemy. I think the "no more than 5 students" signs are akin to the old "whites only- no coloureds" signs.

cruise4
06-12-2008, 03:05 AM
It can be blamed on the elite. It's the result of social manipulation.

crowd control
06-12-2008, 03:10 AM
LEAVE THEM KIDS ALONE!

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grannymoose
21-12-2008, 07:29 PM
The kids are being brutalised in many ways. They have a future...

1. Cannon Fodder
2. Psychopathic enforcers for the NWO
3. Sterilised lab Rats

4. Terror weapons to keep us locked up inside our houses

delamo1999
21-12-2008, 08:59 PM
It can be blamed on the elite. It's the result of social manipulation.


Exactly. Many teens intuitively feel that they are losing themselves and try to fight back. But the harder they fight, the more society (schools, parents, religion, the authorities) press harder to push them into the cookie cutter hole that will make them "acceptable" citizens of society. They are forced to accept things like tradition and society norms so that they do not stand out in a negative way. Schools are mearly vessels to teach them the vital skills that will land them a good job in the sheeple world. Most creativity is shunned because it goes against the grains of what is accepted by the masses.

Many teens will conform after harsh consequences them just trying to discover who they trully are.

Thanks for listening to my soapbox.

:)

tinfoil tom
22-12-2008, 06:20 AM
Ok, maybe I Just think in weird ways or something. :o I suppose that this is one thing that can't be blammoed on the elites. I'm not sure why I have always had a very bad and strange feeling about this one.

I don't think it's weird thinking. The younger the more honest and "we" cant have that can "we"? No lets poison them whit mercury and all sort of chemicals and lets push them to a corner of powerlesseness so they act out so we can diagnose them whit made up diseases and treat them whit the apaty drugs. Sometimes the young should be the teachers. And they are the future so lets treat them like the tresures they are.

I know there is some heavy generalizations in my post as there is always bad seeds but as i see it the children/teens are never the enemys.

Sorry for my bad English.
Peace to all, especially to the young:)

Exactly. Many teens intuitively feel that they are losing themselves and try to fight back. But the harder they fight, the more society (schools, parents, religion, the authorities) press harder to push them into the cookie cutter hole that will make them "acceptable" citizens of society. They are forced to accept things like tradition and society norms so that they do not stand out in a negative way. Schools are mearly vessels to teach them the vital skills that will land them a good job in the sheeple world. Most creativity is shunned because it goes against the grains of what is accepted by the masses.

Many teens will conform after harsh consequences them just trying to discover who they trully are.

Thanks for listening to my soapbox.

:)

Great post:)

marpat
22-12-2008, 12:05 PM
The kids are being brutalised in many ways. They have a future...

1. Cannon Fodder
2. Psychopathic enforcers for the NWO
3. Sterilised lab Rats

I guess none of them are going to get an education and good jobs then. Your stance is nothing but negative.

Lets look at the facts though. There are many teens but recruitment into the forces is short so the cannon fodder bit is wrong. There are hardly any police around so theres the enforcers out of the window. Lab rats? well it's easy to make such paranoid claims but if this is so what experiements are being carried out? for them being sterilised there seems to be a huge increase in teenage pregnancy.

tracker
22-12-2008, 12:12 PM
i have been interested in the rights and personal freedoms of today's teen aged population for at least ten years. It seemed to me, ever since i was a teen myself that young people are treated a bit strangely, in north america. I can't speak for the rest of the world. I'm sure most people notice how young people are watched more closely than other people in corner stores, sometimes fallowed by clerks in various places,and just outright spoken to in some cases with less respect than other people get. A couple of weeks ago i went into my neighborhood gas station to get a cup of coffee on my way home. I saw a sign on the door asking that no more than five students enter at once due to shoplifting. They are clearly treating them like they are going to be criminals before they even have the chance to commit a crime. Granted, it does effect me in the least as i am not a teen, nor the parent of one, or a store clerk. Yet still i was upset about this. It struck me, yet again as strange. Some stores outright say on signs that they don't welcome students at all unless with their parents. That's obviously bad for business. Thus i wonder what is making them willing to lose customers. Young people don't seem to be allowed to do much in the way of their own paperwork either. I would think that they should at least co-sign on things that effect them, such as say, report cards, or permission for a tooth extraction.

Now, i have asked a few people about this. (people who i hate to admit, are pretty much sheep.) they give comments like, "well more teens do shoplift and anyone else," and, "well a parent has control over their children's bodies, not the child." other people may blindly accept this kind of explanation, but i am still convinced that it's bigger than that in some way. I'm starting to think that teens are being made to think they are helpless and powerless and made to think that they cannot take action. If you think about ti, they are the ones who will be young and able bodied adults at the time the nwo might be in full power. What you you here think. Simple ignorance on behalf of many people. Genuine logic i am missing, or all part of the illuminati plan?


well done ! Finally a person who sees that teenagers are being blamed for adults fuckups !
Adults who dare not accept how they have bought up kids .
Adults who dare not take responsability for their fkups !

So they blame kids !

Its just soooooooooooo typical of blameless adults these days !

Week minded hopeless blameless adults who cant take responsability !

A kid is the product of their parents upbringing

endstop !

nwoexposer
23-12-2008, 03:18 AM
I'm a teen myself and I have conformed too much in my 19 years (but not always) and it has let me to my current state of repressed rage. I would have been better off causing anti-social behavior.

Either way, you can't please society.

delamo1999
23-12-2008, 03:29 PM
I'm a teen myself and I have conformed too much in my 19 years (but not always) and it has let me to my current state of repressed rage. I would have been better off causing anti-social behavior.

Either way, you can't please society.


Just like I posted in my post above. I can definately relate to repressed rage. And you can't please society because society is ****** up; they are totally lost in a very messed up make believe reality.

Thanks Tinfoil Tom for your post.

:)

fantomcat
01-01-2009, 05:36 PM
I like the way that lad has conformed himself into repressed rage, i myself have done that a few times, and then forced my way back out.

Your right about the shop on peoples doors, automatically accusing kids of shop lifting, it shouldnt be there.

If i had a shop, id expect a few things to go missing here and there, but i wouldnt sit there pointing the finger.

white horse
06-01-2009, 10:44 PM
http://www.compoundsecurity.co.uk/

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7240180.stm

Our greatest assets treated like diseased outcasts!

So what they do is not give our youth anything to do, any direction to channel their immense energy and positivity. So they shuffle around on street corners; then the local councils put these things up that irritate them and disperse them.

These things target a sound frequency that you lose the ability to detect at about 23 yrs old.

Oh great, bored roaming teenagers who are pissed off and dont know why! :eek:

white horse
06-01-2009, 11:44 PM
I'm a teen myself and I have conformed too much in my 19 years (but not always) and it has let me to my current state of repressed rage. I would have been better off causing anti-social behavior.

Either way, you can't please society.

No you can't, because it is all a con. You are very lucky to be 'waking' up at a young age!

'Society' is a sham to extract your money time and energy into a few people's hands; you are meant to put up and shut up!

Some of your teachers may have been really nice and genuine people who wanted to help you get the best out of life. Unfortunately, unknown to them, everything they have been told to teach you by way of the curriculum is a crock of shit.

I mean thew whole lot, maths, science, history, the whole lot. Utter crock. All lies. All designed to pigeon hole you and destroy your individuality.

There's no wonder teens get angry; I remember at school our class once really putting one teacher on the spot by demanding to know what relavance the lesson (I think it was maths) had to the outside world - 'cos you need these qualifications to get a job' was the best they could do.

You DO NOT go to school to 'learn'. You go to school to learn how to be a good member of society and to learn your place! This is why they use the full weight of the law to force kids into school. Why?

They are afraid of true independent thought.

nwoexposer and others - You could right now 'unlearn', forget, everything you were ever told at school and you'd still be the same bright intelligent person you are now right? :rolleyes:

Nuff sed!! :cool:

illuminati downfall
09-01-2009, 08:12 AM
You DO NOT go to school to 'learn'. You go to school to learn how to be a good member of society and to learn your place! This is why they use the full weight of the law to force kids into school. Why?

They are afraid of true independent thought.


School, for the most part doesn't teach young people how to think at all. It simply teaches them WHAT to think. In a big way, it's all most the worst kind of murder... the murder of a mind. :(


On a semi related note, and one I should have mentioned in my initial post in when I started this thread, but forgot to put in there, anyone ever notice how the school system sets it up so that young people are generally punished twice for the same "crime?" For example, Jimmy goes and writes a nice little string of dirty words on his essay paper. His teacher sends him to a detention that lunch hour for it. Punishment number one. She then calls his parents, who will more than likely do something like ground him for the weekend. Punishment number two. Now I could be wrong here. I don't even have children. But isn't it wrong to make any person pay for a action they have already payed for. That to me would be akin to a bank robber doing his eight years in jail, getting out, and moving on to a new start, only to be put back in jail for the same robbery. If I'm right about this, then teens might mean less than criminals. :mad:

dereistic
09-01-2009, 04:13 PM
Schools hold people hostage because without them you will not get a good job,i.e. you will not surive in the system , or your survival will be much tougher.

carole21
23-01-2009, 11:22 AM
the teens of this generation are really special I have a fourteen year old daughter and she is fantasic, so are her friends I love them, they seen so enlightened and can be so supportive of each other, they are very special people and i think that they have a veery important purpose. I think a lot of adult attitude to them is unjustifialby bad. i also think that schools are playing a big part in manipulating them and passing on propaganda. i worry that the English education system has been dumbed down and that schools waste their time with a lot of .trivial mindless activity.
they are exploited financially.
i worry about the desensitising effect of Re and pse lessons
they are good people treated bad but they are always surprising