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THETAS PRAYER TO HUMANITY
Many Shades, Many Realities. Which side are you on?
Posted: 2010/08/25 by mjsantos in Life, Motivational, Relationships,Religion, Society Tags: ego, elites, entrainment, forgiveness, humanity, love, mind-control, Theta, warsTHE SECRET GLOBAL ELITE COVENANT WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO HUMAITY
THE SECRET GLOBAL ELITE COVENANT
An illusion it will be, so large, so vast it will escape their perception. Those who will see it will be thought of as insane.
We will create separate fronts to prevent them from seeing the connection between us.
We will behave as if we are not connected to keep the illusion alive. Our goal will be accomplished one drop at a time so as to never bring suspicion upon ourselves. This will also prevent them from seeing the changes as they occur.
We will always stand above the relative field of their experience for we know the secrets of the absolute.
We will work together always and will remain bound by blood and secrecy. Death will come to he who speaks.
We will keep their lifespan short and their minds weak while pretending to do the opposite.
We will use our knowledge of science and technology in subtle ways so they will never see what is happening.
We will use soft metals, aging accelerators and sedatives in food and water, also in the air.
They will be blanketed by poisons everywhere they turn.
The soft metals will cause them to lose their minds. We will promise to find a cure from our many fronts, yet we will feed them more poison.
The poisons will be absorbed trough their skin and mouths, they will destroy their minds and reproductive systems.
From all this, their children will be born dead, and we will conceal this information.
The poisons will be hidden in everything that surrounds them, in what they drink, eat, breathe and wear.
We must be ingenious in dispensing the poisons for they can see far.
We will teach them that the poisons are good, with fun images and musical tones.
Those they look up to will help. We will enlist them to push our poisons.
They will see our products being used in film and will grow accustomed to them and will never know their true effect.
When they give birth we will inject poisons into the blood of their children and convince them its for their help.
We will start early on, when their minds are young, we will target their children with what children love most, sweet things.
When their teeth decay we will fill them with metals that will kill their mind and steal their future.
When their ability to learn has been affected, we will create medicine that will make them sicker and cause other diseases for which we will create yet more medicine.
We will render them docile and weak before us by our power.
They will grow depressed, slow and obese, and when they come to us for help, we will give them more poison.
We will focus their attention toward money and material goods so they many never connect with their inner self. We will distract them with fornication, external pleasures and games so they may never be one with the oneness of it all.
Their minds will belong to us and they will do as we say. If they refuse we shall find ways to implement mind-altering technology into their lives. We will use fear as our weapon.
We will establish their governments and establish opposites within. We will own both sides.
We will always hide our objective but carry out our plan.
They will perform the labor for us and we shall prosper from their toil.
Our families will never mix with theirs. Our blood must be pure always, for it is the way.
We will make them kill each other when it suits us.
We will keep them separated from the oneness by dogma and religion.
We will control all aspects of their lives and tell them what to think and how.
We will guide them kindly and gently letting them think they are guiding themselves.
We will foment animosity between them through our factions.
When a light shall shine among them, we shall extinguish it by ridicule, or death, whichever suits us best.
We will make them rip each other’s hearts apart and kill their own children.
We will accomplish this by using hate as our ally, anger as our friend.
The hate will blind them totally, and never shall they see that from their conflicts we emerge as their rulers. They will be busy killing each other.
They will bathe in their own blood and kill their neighbors for as long as we see fit.
We will benefit greatly from this, for they will not see us, for they cannot see us.
We will continue to prosper from their wars and their deaths.
We shall repeat this over and over until our ultimate goal is accomplished.
We will continue to make them live in fear and anger though images and sounds.
We will use all the tools we have to accomplish this.
The tools will be provided by their labor.
We will make them hate themselves and their neighbors.
We will always hide the divine truth from them, that we are all one. This they must never know!
They must never know that color is an illusion, they must always think they are not equal.
Drop by drop, drop by drop we will advance our goal.
We will take over their land, resources and wealth to exercise total control over them.
We will deceive them into accepting laws that will steal the little freedom they will have.
We will establish a money system that will imprison them forever, keeping them and their children in debt.
When they shall ban together, we shall accuse them of crimes and present a different story to the world for we shall own all the media.
We will use our media to control the flow of information and their sentiment in our favor.
When they shall rise up against us we will crush them like insects, for they are less than that.
They will be helpless to do anything for they will have no weapons.
We will recruit some of their own to carry out our plans, we will promise them eternal life, but eternal life they will never have for they are not of us.
The recruits will be called “initiates” and will be indoctrinated to believe false rites of passage to higher realms. Members of these groups will think they are one with us never knowing the truth. They must never learn this truth for they will turn against us.
For their work they will be rewarded with earthly things and great titles, but never will they become immortal and join us, never will they receive the light and travel the stars.
They will never reach the higher realms, for the killing of their own kind will prevent passage to the realm of enlightenment. This they will never know.
The truth will be hidden in their face, so close they will not be able to focus on it until its too late.
Oh yes, so grand the illusion of freedom will be, that they will never know they are our slaves.
When all is in place, the reality we will have created for them will own them. This reality will be their prison. They will live in self-delusion.
When our goal is accomplished a new era of domination will begin.
Their minds will be bound by their beliefs, the beliefs we have established from time immemorial.
But if they ever find out they are our equal, we shall perish then. THIS THEY MUST NEVER KNOW.
If they ever find out that together they can vanquish us, they will take action.
They must never, ever find out what we have done, for if they do, we shall have no place to run, for it will be easy to see who we are once the veil has fallen. Our actions will have revealed who we are and they will hunt us down and no person shall give us shelter.
This is the secret covenant by which we shall live the rest of our present and future lives, for this reality will transcend many generations and life spans.
This covenant is sealed by blood, our blood. We, the ones who from heaven to earth came.
This covenant must NEVER, EVER be known to exist. It must NEVER, EVER be written or spoken of for if it is, the consciousness it will spawn will release the fury of the PRIME CREATOR upon us and we shall be cast to the depths from whence we came and remain there until the end time of infinity itself.
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TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL
| Welcome to the TI pages on international anti-corruption conventions and other inter-governmental anti-corruption instruments. You will find information and resources on various aspects of these agreements. At the bottom of this page you will find a list of international anti-corruption conventions and selected instruments, including links to a summary and to the full text. |
| Transparency International Progress report 2011: Enforcement of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention This is the seventh annual Progress Report on Enforcement of the OECD Convention prepared by Transparency International (TI), the global coalition against corruption. The OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions, adopted in 1997, requires each State Party to make foreign bribery a crime. The Convention has 38 parties and is overseen by the OECD Working Group on Bribery. The Working Group conducts a follow-up monitoring process under which representatives of two governments and the Secretariat visit each member country and assess its compliance with the Convention’s provisions. The monitoring process is now in its third phase, which focuses primarily on enforcement and on the steps which countries have taken to follow up on recommendations in prior reviews. [English] |
| Transparency International Progress Report 2010: Enforcement of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention This is the sixth annual Progress Report on Enforcement of the OECD Convention prepared by Transparency International (TI), the global coalition against corruption. The OECD Convention on Combating Bribery of Foreign Public Offi cials in International Business Transactions, adopted in 1997, required each party to make foreign bribery a crime. The Convention was hailed as key to overcoming the damaging effects of foreign bribery on democratic institutions, development programmes and business competition. [English] |
Coalition calls for robust UNCAC review mechanism
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| UNCAC Review Mechanism: Urgency of action in Doha An effective review mechanism for the UNCAC is needed to ensure implementation by governments. During the past two years an Inter-Governmental Group has sought to develop a consensus on the review mechanism and its terms of reference. However, a small number of governments have been blocking agreement on several critical issues. It is essential that the deadlock be resolved at the Third Conference of States Parties meeting in Doha in November 2009. [English] |
| Transparency is Key in the UNCAC Review Mechanism One key issue to be resolved for the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) is the transparency of the proposed review process. Of particular concern is whether individual country reports and recommendations will be made public. The outcome on this issue is of major importance to the credibility of the review process and of the Convention itself. [English] |
| Civil Society Participation is Essential for UNCAC Review Civil society participation is essential to ensure the credibility of the review process that is being proposed for the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). With discussions underway by Convention signatories about the structure of the process, it is critical that they support and endorse the role of civil society in reviewing UNCAC implementation. [English] |
| Transparency International Progress Report 2009: Enforcement of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention This is the fifth annual Progress Report on Enforcement of the OECD Convention prepared by Transparency International. The 2009 report covers 36 of the 38 parties. It shows that enforcement has been extremely uneven. [English] |
| 2009 TI Recommendations for an UNCAC Review Mechanism This report provides TI’s latest recommendations for the establishment of an effective review mechanism for the UN Convention against Corruption. [English][French][Spanish][Arabic][Chinese] View, navigate or download this Report as E-Book. |
| Transparency International Progress Report 2008: Enforcement of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention Transparency International's yearly progress report on the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention highlights improvements and setbacks in enforcement and in the fight against overseas corruption. This year saw the 4th report with findings from 34 of the 37 ratifying countries provided by experts and government officials through TI national chapters. English |
What civil society can do to make them work
TI’s civil society advocacy guides about anti-corruption conventions in Africa, the Americas and the Middle East/ North Africa aim to assist civil society organisations in understanding the conventions relevant for their region and to help them in promoting ratification, implementation and monitoring of those conventions.
It needs to be kept in mind that the adoption of anti-corruption conventions is only a first step. The key is sustained implementation by all participating countries. The most committed governments should remind their peers (who are proceeding slowly, reluctantly or with inadequate resources) that conventions are priorities. There is also need for citizens and civil society organisations to be active in pressing their governments and holding them accountable to convention standards. International institutions can help keep anti-corruption conventions high on the international agenda and provide fora for discussing progress.
TI and its national chapters have played an important role in promoting conventions from the negotiation phase through to monitoring their transformation into law and their application in practice. TI contributed to the negotiations for the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention and the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption. TI has actively promoted ratification, implementation and enforcement of the OECD and OAS Conventions, and is currently promoting ratification and implementation of the AU Convention. Transparency International has also contributed to the monitoring processes for the OECD, OAS and Council of Europe Conventions, and has developed proposals for monitoring the UNCAC, which will be followed by a campaign in support of monitoring. All of these activities are discussed in the pages that follow.
- The conventions explained section provides a general introduction to anti-corruption conventions and explains what anti-corruptions say, why they are useful and how they come into being.
- To discover which conventions and other instruments apply in your region, please check the section on regional coverage.
- To find out who is checking on your country's performance, choose the section on monitoring.
- For ideas on how you and your organisation can help to promote ratification and implementation of relevant conventions, please see the section onadvocacy.
- The selected readings section includes books, articles, studies, reports, TI position papers and press releases on anti-corruption instruments in general.
- The selected links section refers to websites that provide you with information about the different anti-corruption instruments.
- A short description of current TI activities in the field of conventions can be found in the section on TI projects & activities.
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United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC)
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OECD Convention on the Bribery of Foreign Public Officials in International Business Transactions (OECD Convention).
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Revised Recommendation of the Council of the OECD on Combating Bribery in International Business Transactions.
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SADC Protocol against Corruption (SADC Protocol).
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ECOWAS Protocol on the Fight against Corruption (ECOWAS Protocol).
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Council of Europe Civil Law Convention.
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Resolution (99) 5 of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe: Agreement Establishing the Group of States against Corruption.
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Resolution (97) 24 of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe: Twenty Guiding Principles for the Fight against Corruption.
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European Union Convention on the Protection of the Communities' Financial Interests and the Fight against Corruption and two Protocols.
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