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SOLDIERS OF THE ONE – THE PALE HORSE PSY-OP

Filed under: Articles — Tags: 666, and Design, antichrist, Archturus, Armageddon, Barack Obama, Beatles, Behold a Pale Horse, Beltway Sniper, Beltway Sniper massacre, Bill Cooper, Bill Gates, book of Revelation, Charles Manson, Chatham House, Christian, Christian Militia, Club of Rome, Committee of 300, controlled superstate, Council on Foreign Relations, Dana Scully, dissociative disorder, DNA, Entertainment, Fight the Future, Global Warming, Great Bear Constellation, Hutaree, Illuminati, Jimmy Carter, John Allen Mohammad, John Lee Malvo, Kristopher Sickles, Luciferian, Major Arcana, Mark of this Beast, mass mind control, Merovingian, Moon Goddess Diana, Muslim, New World Order, Ophiuchus, predictive programming, Psy-op, Revolution #9, Satan, Science fiction, Scorpius, Serial killers, Serpens, Socialist Constitution, super government, Sy-fy, Technology, TED, Terrorism, terrorists, The Technotronic Era, Tri-lateral Commission, TV, United States, Universal health care, Utopian, vaccine, vitamin shot, White Album, YouTube, Zbigniew Brzezinski — Clyde Lewis on Apr 3, 2010 2:34 PM

At long last this past week, I was able to catch upon all of my favorite Science fiction shows. I don’t get much of a chance to watch them on TV because most of the television in my house is controlled by my young boy. So I sneak into my room and watch the onslaught of predictive programming that is now in plain sight in most science fiction shows now on hulu.

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All articles are speculative and the author (Clyde Lewis) hopes that you will use discretion when reading them. All articles are interpretations and commentary on existing information and disinformation accumulated from websites, online forums, other discussion groups, talk shows, news shows, movies, and books. All images used in all articles are used for illustrative purposes only and are meant to bring context to the article.