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Druid🤘
The "Goddess High Priestess" is a branch of alchemy. 👸
Druidic tradition → Hermeticism → Alchemy → Rosicrucianism → Freemasonry and modern esoteric organizations. /G\👁️
第一性原理本质是工程学方法，并非物理学意义上的第一原理。物理学的第一原理贴近哲学本体论，指向对存在根基的追问；马斯克只是截取了物理学的还原拆解思路，剥离了它的本体思辨，变成一套用来打破惯例、重构产品的实用工具，二者常常被混为一谈。
第一性原理是DARPA 运作方法，马斯克只是白手套。
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🔴‘自1717年以来，伦敦已成为隐秘全球阴谋的主要总部和中心。从这个中心，秘密行动被操控，战争被资助，以摧毁宗教并奴役人民。’”
🔴 “英国一直是所有革命和破坏推动者的安全避风港，并成为这些破坏性秘密教义和运动的发源地，用以颠覆世界其他地区的王国和宗教。”
🔴 "الباحث الكندي وليم غاي كار في كتابه (أحجار على رقعة الشطرنج):
" لقد أصبحت لندن منذ عام 1717 المقر الرئيسي والمحور الذي تدار منه المؤامرة العالمية الخفية. من هذا المركز، يتم توجيه الحركات السرية وتمويل الحروب لتدمير الأديان وإخضاع الشعوب."
🔴 المؤرخة البريطانية نستا وبستر في كتابها (المنظمات السرية):
"إن إنجلترا كانت دائماً الملاذ الآمن لكل محركي الثورات والتدمير، وأصبحت هي المركز الذي انطلقت منه تلك العقائد والحركات السرية الهدامة لتقويض الممالك والأديان في بقية العالم."
🔴 "المؤرخ جيم مارز في كتابه (الحكم بالسرية):
"صمم المحفل الأكبر في لندن عام 1717 ليكون أداة سياسية بامتياز، تم من خلالها تصدير النفوذ البريطاني واستخدام الطوائف السرية للسيطرة على النخب في الدول الأخرى وتفكيك سيادتها."
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🔴 "الباحث الكندي وليم غاي كار في كتابه (أحجار على رقعة الشطرنج):
" لقد أصبحت لندن منذ عام 1717 المقر الرئيسي والمحور الذي تدار منه المؤامرة العالمية الخفية. من هذا المركز، يتم توجيه الحركات السرية وتمويل الحروب لتدمير الأديان وإخضاع الشعوب."
🔴 المؤرخة البريطانية نستا وبستر في كتابها (المنظمات السرية):
"إن إنجلترا كانت دائماً الملاذ الآمن لكل محركي الثورات والتدمير، وأصبحت هي المركز الذي انطلقت منه تلك العقائد والحركات السرية الهدامة لتقويض الممالك والأديان في بقية العالم."
🔴 "المؤرخ جيم مارز في كتابه (الحكم بالسرية):
"صمم المحفل الأكبر في لندن عام 1717 ليكون أداة سياسية بامتياز، تم من خلالها تصدير النفوذ البريطاني واستخدام الطوائف السرية للسيطرة على النخب في الدول الأخرى وتفكيك سيادتها."
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The British Crown & the Vatican control much of the East through their empires & East India Company. Jesuits established themselves in Asia around the 16th century. The British Crown and France made war on China forcing them to open their ports and allow their merchants to do business internally. Hong Kong was a British Colony until 1997 and the banks and merchant companies are still dominated by British bankers today. HSBC is a British-Hong Kong based bank with assets estimated at over 2.3 trillion. HSBC was founded by Thomas Sutherland of the Clan Sutheland who was also a British Crown knight. Countess Elizabeth Sutherland is the current head of this family along with her son Alastair Sutherland. The Sutherlands married with the Scottish Gordan clan and handed over their titles of Earl of Sutherland to them. Granville Gordan the 13th Marquess of Huntly is the current Chief and his son is Alastair Gordon the Earl of Aboyne. Peter Sutherland was a relative of Thomas Sutherland and former Director of the Royal Bank of Scotland. Peter Sutherland founded the World Trade Organization and Hong Kong is a member of the WTO. Peter Sutherland was Jesuit educated, a Vatican Knight of St Gregory, British Knight of the Order of St Michael and St George, French Knight of the Legion of Honour, Bilderberg member, and was a member of the Hong Kong Chief Executive's Council of International Advisers. Lui Che-woo of Hong Kong is worth about 11 billion and is a Member of the British Empire. Ka-shing Li from Hong Kong is worth about 37 billion and is a Knight of the British Empire. Yang Huiyan is a Chinese billionaire worth about 28 billion and went to Ohio State University.
Hong Kong has economic leverage over the rest of China. Under the British Colony they set up Queens College in Hong Kong which is where Norman Chan was educated. Norman Chan is Executive Director of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and former Regional Vice-Chairman of the London based Standard Chartered Bank. Joseph Yam was the first Executive Director of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and a Knight of the British Empire as well as on the board of directors for UBS. Chris Patten was the last Governor of Hong Kong under Queen Elizabeth II a position that existed until 1997. The position was replaced by the position of Chief Executive of Hong Kong with Tung Chee-hwa as the first head who was educated the University of Liverpool in England. Tung Chee-hwa is worth nearly a billion. Robin Li is a Chinese billionaire worth about 18 billion and he went to the University of Buffalo in New York. Jack Ma who is worth over 40 billion and owns Alibaba which was initially financed by Goldman Sachs with a 3-5 million start up investment before later receiving 20 million from Softbank. The Kwok brothers of Hong Kong are worth tens of billions and were born in Portuguese controlled Macau which was partly established by Jesuits. Raymond Kwok went to Harvard and Cambridge. Pansy Ho is worth about 5 billion and was Jesuit educated at Santa Clara University and also from Jesuit-Portuguese Macau. The Triads are an international crime syndicate mostly based out of Hong Kong and Macau.
The British attempted to take over China using opium to weaken the people. This caused the Chinese government to ban opium so the British Crown seized Hong Kong. Yusuff Ali M.A. is an Indian billionaire that does business in the UAE. Through the Convention of Peking the British Crown and Russia claimed lands and embassies in China. Joseph Lau of Hong Kong is worth about 15 billion & went to the University of Windsor in Ontario which is a continuation of the Jesuit's Assumption University. The British Crown & London businessmen still have major influences over banks and companies operating in India and China. Jesuit priest Mateo Ricci was the first westerner to enter the Forbidden City (Beijing) around 1600. Coincidently the Ming Dynasty was overthrown by the Qing during the Jesuits influence of the Imperial Court.
1868年，耶稣会主导了明治维新。他们将明治天皇立为傀儡，从德川幕府手中夺取了权力。1853年，耶稣会特工佩里率领“黑船”出现在江户湾，用武力迫使日本开国。1867年，耶稣会杀害了孝明天皇，这成为导火索，导致1868年戊辰战争爆发。
The Jesuits started infiltrating Japan from the beginning of their founding in 1540. In 1543 the Roman Catholic Portuguese began trading slaves & weapons to Japanese Daimyo warlords including Oda Nobunaga who unified Japan with the backing of the Black Pope & Gun technology given by the Portuguese. By 1549 Francis Xavier arrived in Japan, he sailed from Lisbon to Goa in India in 1541 as the Pope’s apostolic nuncio to the East spending time in the Molucca Islands around Ternate. In Malacca he met a Japanese exile named Anjirō, who became his interpreter and convinced him Japan was worth the trip. He went back to Goa to get authorization, returned to Malacca, and from there sailed northeast with Anjirō, 2 other Jesuits, & a few Japanese converts. They landed at Kagoshima in southern Kyushu on August 15th, 1549 — invited by Anjirō’s lord, Shimazu Takahisa.
The Jesuits were busy in Japan during the Sengoku Jidai infiltrating various Buddhists sects & playing different Daimyo off against each other to consolidate power. It ran from about 1467 to 1603, a century & a half of civil war where daimyo fought each other for territory & the Ashikaga shogunate had basically lost control. Xavier landed mid-conflict — Shimazu Takahisa was consolidating southern Kyushu, in central Japan, a young Oda Nobunaga was beginning his rise. That instability is why Xavier found local rulers willing to tolerate Jesuit missionaries: trade and new weapons mattered more than religious orthodoxy to a warlord trying to survive. Xavier attempted to infiltrate the Emperor in Kyoto but failed, he was denied entry into the Imperial Court (which would have been hilarious to witness). After Xavier’s humiliating failure to infiltrate the Emperor he left Japan in 1551.
Cosme de Torres stayed after Xavier left and ran the mission until his death in 1570. Gaspar Vilela arrived in 1556 and pushed into Kyoto. Luís Fróis showed up in 1563 and became the great chronicler — his letters are the main source for everything we know. Organtino Gnecchi-Soldo built the Nanban-ji church in Kyoto in the 1570s. Alessandro Valignano, the Visitor, arrived in 1579 and was the big reformer — he brought the printing press, pushed Jesuits to learn Japanese and adopt local customs instead of imposing European ones. João Rodrigues, called the Interpreter, became fluent enough to advise daimyo directly.
Oda Nobunaga kept Jesuits around to help him infiltrate the Buddhists. Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1587, after his Kyushu campaign, issued the Bateren Expulsion Edict ordering all Jesuits out within twenty days. It was partly triggered by reports that Ōmura Sumitada had handed Nagasaki to the Jesuits as a private fief — Hideyoshi saw that as a foreign power planting a colony on Japanese soil. Enforcement was loose at first; many Jesuits just went underground or moved to Macau and came back. The real hammer came under Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1614 with a total ban, and the Shimabara Rebellion of Nagasaki in 1637–38 finished it — Jesuits were driven out of Japan for over two centuries during the glorious Tokugawa Shogunate.
The Jesuits betrayed Tokugawa Ieyasu at the Battle of Sekigahara siding with a defeated Catholic Warlord instead of the future Shogun. Ieyasu was warned about the Jesuits by Protestant Dutch Sailor Will Adam’s, who arrived in Japan in April of 1600, six months before the battle of Sekigahara, which was the decisive battle for Tokugawa Ieyasu who became Shogun in 1603. Will Adam’s was made a Samurai in 1604.
In 1868, Jesuits did the Meiji Revolution— with puppet emperor Meiji taking power from the shogunate after 250 years of Tokugawa rule. Japan was forcibly opened by Jesuit agent Commodore Perry in 1853, arriving in Edo Bay with 4 Jesuit black ships in July, the Treaty of Kanagawa followed in 1854. Emperor Komei was furious issuing the Edict to Expel the Barbarians in 1863. The Sonnō Jōi order. The Jesuits killed Emperor Komei in 1867 triggering the Boshin Civil War in 1868.
