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Originally Posted by seashore
What do members think about this?
Before I retired one of my jobs was to project manage fiber optic circuits that were being installed for the Department of Defense. But it's a stretch to call that being a minion of the powers that be, don't you think?
What are some of the jobs that should be classified as functioning as minions, and do the folks involved realize what they're doing?
Do people involved in black operations, for example, know that they're minions? I would think it would be easy to simply rationalize that what they're doing is for "national security."
And also there's the problem of their livelihood. How are people to admit to themselves that their source of income is doing harm?
Your thoughts?
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I think its more of a gradient-shade toward degrees of minionhood myself. For instance, I did a lot of web design/game design/advertising/marketing for comapnies like Taco Bell, KFC, etc. I started to realize what I was doing...helping to ruin the health of a new generation, and lure kids into buying products for companies I didn't resonate with. I started to feel so awful about myself that I finally quit, walking away from a really cushy job. It was making me physically ill. I guess in a way, I could have been considered one of the minions, but was not embedded so deeply that I felt there was no way out. Also, many (perhaps even most) minions probably are unaware that they are helping that cause. So...
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Originally Posted by seashore
Do the minions know they're minions?
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I agree, I think most do not know. Apologies for goofing earlier.
Also, I think its important to mention that on David Wilcock's site, he mentions a woman (can't remember her name and the site is down right now) who supposedly was a medium ranking Illuminati for the San Diego area. She walked away from them (has since vanished) but while she was speaking about the group, she said that 90% of people within the families (so we're talking even higher than minion rank) DON'T like it and don't want to be there, but feel trapped as they are linked through family, and also threatened with death for defection.
add: THIS is precisely why I agree with the policy of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WRONGDOING
BUT THEN FORGIVENESS toward the Illuminati, as I think that this is the only way to open the floodgates of disclosure, and get them to feel comfortable with walking away from these groups and openly talking about it.