BBC TRAILER 'THE CITY'.dragon

[guuna]

Has any of you seen the trailer now showing on BBC 24 for the new show about the city of London's role in the credit crunch.

Has one of those dragons statues coming to life and flying, pretty cool cgi, but one wonders what's the message at a time such as this.:confused:

[meksar]

Just the serpent Rothschild's who are behind the fake economy and the engineered crash.

[runciter]

Just the serpent Rothschild's who are behind the fake economy and the engineered crash.

their spell won't last forever..

http://www.webweaver.nu/clipart/img/fantasy/dragons/dragon-dead.gif

http://bravellir.com/gallery/d/6892-1/whistling.gif

[noobcybot]

It was pretty absurd. We have Dragons Den aswell of course.... I mean the dragons affection for hoarding gold (in the unitiated world) is meant to be only an Asian idea.

[rhydra]

The hoarding stems from the knowlege that humans are not allowed to have access to, it would be like giving hand grenades to chimps, no offence to humans or chimps. Knowledge, advanced knowledge and understanding should only be available to those who are ready to accept it. Imagine giving humans the ability to terraform planets when they are still at war with each other.
A thought entered my head this morning, the clue to the relationship between negativity and the Draco is not due to the Draco but to humans who are attempting to use the energy of the Draco to their own advantage without the consent of the Draco, or the knowledge, eventually it will all end in tears.
The problem is that humans tend to work together as a single entity for the most part, though their evolutionary herding instinct and naturally follow the leaders, they are told to fear the "enemy" when their actual enemy is their own kind.

[darketernal]

The hoarding stems from the knowlege that humans are not allowed to have access to, it would be like giving hand grenades to chimps, no offence to humans or chimps. Knowledge, advanced knowledge and understanding should only be available to those who are ready to accept it. Imagine giving humans the ability to terraform planets when they are still at war with each other.
A thought entered my head this morning, the clue to the relationship between negativity and the Draco is not due to the Draco but to humans who are attempting to use the energy of the Draco to their own advantage without the consent of the Draco, or the knowledge, eventually it will all end in tears.
The problem is that humans tend to work together as a single entity for the most part, though their evolutionary herding instinct and naturally follow the leaders, they are told to fear the "enemy" when their actual enemy is their own kind.

You sound like my grandfather now... my counter argument is, "Would humans continue to act as livestock if their development was not being held back intentionally? Do they act like stupid cattle because it is their true nature, or rather because they are programed and conditioned to act as such?" I would strongly suggest it is the later.

[darketernal]

their spell won't last forever..

http://www.webweaver.nu/clipart/img/fantasy/dragons/dragon-dead.gif

http://bravellir.com/gallery/d/6892-1/whistling.gif

That is not symbolic of what you think it is. It represents the internal struggle between the reptilian and human aspects and personalities of hybrids/bloodlines, not humanity slaying the reptilians.

Besides even if you could do so... would you not become the monster you seek to destroy in so doing?

[runciter]

That is not symbolic of what you think it is. It represents the internal struggle between the reptilian and human aspects and personalities of hybrids/bloodlines, not humanity slaying the reptilians.

Besides even if you could do so... would you not become the monster you seek to destroy in so doing?

it symbolizes the disintegration of the rothschild spell, because it's what i want.

[darketernal]

it symbolizes the disintegration of the rothschild spell, because it's what i want.

Ah the Rothschilds (Redshields) are but one faction of many, but their handywork has certainly caused some misery, and the world would be a better place without it.

[rhydra]

You sound like my grandfather now... my counter argument is, "Would humans continue to act as livestock if their development was not being held back intentionally? Do they act like stupid cattle because it is their true nature, or rather because they are programed and conditioned to act as such?" I would strongly suggest it is the later.

I hope you are right. But an important part of humans gaining freedom from themselves would be to take responsibility for their own actions, become less dependent on their leaders and be more self sufficient. A complex society like this has become, globally, takes far less disruption to bring about a total collapse than say, a simple, agrarian community. It is the leaders, human leaders, greed for complete control and compliance, however, that turns mankind into nothing more than beasts, cogs in a machine.