The Consortium, the Quorum, the alien interface, depicted in 'romantic' fiction - what the heck?!

I just started as well after finishing the Bedwyn Saga. I'm 10 chapters in and I haven't rolled my eyes this much in a long time. So yeah, big difference between Le Carre and Balogh.

Same thing for me.
And from the book #1 we can read that small part below which is almost exactly what Prof. Michel Chossudovsky said in a recent interview in french.

‘How come the paparazzi never follow you around like they do other celebrities and eligible bachelors to expose all your escapades and wrongdoings?’

‘For the same reason my family and the other great families are not on the Forbes richest list. We don’t like publicity. Unless it is sanctified by us you won’t see it in the papers.’

‘Are you trying to tell me your family has that much power?’

‘I’m not trying to, I’m telling you. It’s easy when you control the media.’
 
Since I tried the regency romance and just couldn't get into it, I was debating on giving this one a go but the other day something compelled me and I downloaded the first box set on Kindle.

Still slow reading so it might take me a bit, but something jumped out at me already as sort of a synchronicity, so my gut is telling me I need to see this one through.

Anyway, what hit me like bricks today was reading this article on SOTT:


namely this line stood out to me, in relation to the character of Rupert

Clark also said that after Cuomo, a three-term Democrat, "had become single, he asked the trooper how old she was when she responded she was in her late 20s, he said that's too old for him. He then asked her how much of an age difference he thought he could have between him and a girlfriend, and have the public still accept it," Clark said.

When the trooper tried "to deflect the conversation by asking the governor what he was looking for in a girlfriend, he responded that he was looking for somebody who could handle pain," Clark said.

In the first book of the series, Rupert says

‘Not quite. What I really like is taking a woman by force. A dangerous activity likely to end me behind bars, so I am willing to settle for consensual rape. You will meet me in parks and alleyways, or I will pick you up in my car from a street corner and you will pretend to resist while I overpower you and rape you. There will be a bit of pain and sometimes it will involve a little bleeding, but I will never mark your face or leave any permanent scars. And when I am finished I will leave you in the gutter to make your own way back. Would that be acceptable to you?’

In any case, I couldn't believe I would see THAT so quickly after starting to read this series!
 
I just started as well after finishing the Bedwyn Saga. I'm 10 chapters in and I haven't rolled my eyes this much in a long time. So yeah, big difference between Le Carre and Balogh. :lol:

That said, the brutal nature of the type of elite people thus far presented is already hitting home in a way that my previous reading of psychopathy books either never did or never did to this degree. Before the knowledge was still detached from my emotions, it was more intellectual, maybe even theoretical. But already this is changing. Like all the previous readings on psychopathy and the 3D STS hierarchy are now finding an emotional connection and becoming more viscerally real.

Looking forward to seeing where all this goes. :read:
Yes! Exactly what I was thinking! I just finished the first three books of the Billionaire Bakers series and was quite blown away by it. Even though I know that this world being run by psychopaths is well beyond repair, I realized that I still had some residual belief or hope that it could somehow be turned around and fixed for the better. Every avenue of opportunity is corrupted and controlled in the elite's favour.
Like Blake said to Lana "Own nothing. Control everything."
 
I've finished Love's Sacrifice and at the end of it a sort of higher perspective is given for the existence of evil in the universe, not unlike Goethe's Faust:

“Who are you then?"

"I am part of that power which eternally wills evil and eternally works good.”

Evil is described as being a catalyst, forcing souls to choose their alignment, to choose whether to follow an STO or STS path, to use the C's terminology. It's very interesting and I definitely wasn't expecting such a concise view on the issue. It also brings up the notion that our goal isn't to fight and go against evil in a naive sort of way, but to chose what we want to manifest.

The previous book, Seduce Me is another interesting one, not least because it critiques postmodern art and shows it for what it is, a degenerate project to destroy beauty. The transformation of the female protagonist is also very well done, she turns from being a superficial character brainwashed by modern values into a character with some nobility.
 
What strikes me is that the real human emotions, love, truth, honesty and the pureness of ones essence, can overcome the programs that have been put in place by that vast monstrous reality, that has been created by these so called elite. And this is what sets us apart and negates the programs set to entrap us.

Evil is described as being a catalyst, forcing souls to choose their alignment, to choose whether to follow an STO or STS path, to use the C's terminology. It's very interesting and I definitely wasn't expecting such a concise view on the issue. It also brings up the notion that our goal isn't to fight and go against evil in a naive sort of way, but to chose what we want to manifest.

Here are some quotes from Book 4 to support these thoughts. What Blake's brother advises Lana and Sugar:
for Lana - "Stay away from them. They have existed since time immemorial, and they will remain here even when you and I are no longer alive. You cannot defeat them. When you stare at something for quite a long time, you kind of connect with it, even if you struggle, you still become one. Stay away from them. Remain the same blameless, this is what they hate the most, they hate - a pure, blameless heart. When you are innocent, they cannot touch you. And the longer Blake stares at you, the cleaner he will become. You did not come into this life to fight them. You came to this world to protect your son and every child you can protect using your charity."

for Sugar - ‘What do you want to do, Sugar? Tell everyone? They would only brand you a fruitcake or a conspiracy nut. It is as I told Lana: what you fight you become. Are the Inquisitors better than the witches they burnt? The real battle is inside you. If every single person on earth refused to lift a gun, propel a drone, hurt another human being in the name of democracy, or ‘freedom’, or whatever shit they call their murderous ways, this world would be a paradise.’
 
Does anyone find it interesting that Lana is Iranian? And the positive representation of Russians in "The Russian Billionaire"?
In this forum, there is no need to argue why a Putin, Trump, Caesar, is not a dictator, or a madman. Most people I know, however, repeat it as an obvious leitmotif, so yes the two or three positive references to Putin is something.
Like Lana's Iranian origins, as represented by her mother, in my reading when I discovered this, I took a little mental break.
All doubt, despair, and fear become insignificant when the intention of life becomes love.
Rûmi.

I've been thinking about the abundance of sex scenes, most of which occur in the early parts of each book. I think that might be to draw the reader in and get them in the right state of mind so that the lessons about the reality can then slip in under the radar. Sort of like using their own weapons against them.
As there are snakes in costume, and wolves in sheep's clothing.
There must also be a balance in this "role play".
One can say that the author has found a good disguise.
And also it may be that these sexual scenes "satisfy" the controllers, that despite the "revelations" to the general public, the domination/torture side described cruelly reflects what really excites them, and that in their sick balance, this is priceless, because they feed on it.
A few years ago, I read an article by @bjorn on SOTT about paedophilia, where a journalist interviewed a self-righteous guy, in front of a floor of fairly young spectators, who said that for a young child to reach orgasm, he had to cry, struggle and refuse... ...
In some ways these children of the very rich are similar to abused and traumatised children at the bottom of the social ladder, except that they don't end up dead on drugs, or in prison (This is not a generalization!), or whatever, they are rigorously "educated" to maintain the status quo/agenda, and the "weak" ones shunned and hidden away.

I worked for 3 years in a landscaping shop in the heart of a chic district of Paris. There is a lot to say, but I remember what a bourgeois friend told me about the wives of these gentlemen, he called them "egg-layers".

Some time ago I took my 12 year old nephew, the son of a financier, and his friend, whom I did not know at all, to a tree-climbing championship. I have known my nephew since he was a child, but with his friend I felt like I had two "adults" with me. The way they express themselves to each other, the way they ask me things, the way they look at people and their environment, and again the way they express themselves according to the gender of the person and the degree of authority they meet. This "ability" to gauge who is who. And this very mature relationship with money. And we only spent 6 hours together.
I was sawed in half, to stay with the atmosphere of the championship!
 
Here are some quotes from Book 4 to support these thoughts. What Blake's brother advises Lana and Sugar:

When you are innocent, they cannot touch you.

I am not very sure about this. Yes, I understand that this is an elaborate fiction to reveal a reality that is hidden to the majority and that can provide the tools to avoid a fatal fate. If it is true that the author's intention is as we say in my country "avivar a los giles" (translation: to awaken the masses) it needs more than a message that is between prose and description of a deeper and more complex dynamic.

Why do I criticize this? Because a state of innocence can be associated with a state of ignorance. I had mentioned it earlier in this thread. Before the fall, humanity can be said to have been in a state of innocence regarding the difference between good and evil.

There are other points that also deserve analysis and discussion. Towards what I consider a deeper reflection where things are neither black nor white, a gray where the context and how to operate in it is more important.

For example, not raising a single weapon. In the right context the use of a gun can save millions of lives. And also self-defense is allowed, especially if it is about one's own soul.
 
I read the first book "Owned" the story is addictive. I was struck by the
of Lord Hugo Montgomery and his daughter Victoria monthgomery. "I walk over to the chair opposite him, making sure my face is troubled and unhappy"
Showing how they treat other - psychopathic characters.

An interesting way of writing a book, from the thoughts of each character that appears in a given chapter, reading this book I feel like I can "watch" and analyze the behavior of different types of people and their interactions. Something ala "see how it works, see how it all is done" I feel like the author is trying to convey the message "watch out, watch, learn".

The mention of the Stanley Kubrick films is also interesting, in which they
go to a Masonic lodge
. I will watch the movie "eyes wide open"
 
Yes! Exactly what I was thinking! I just finished the first three books of the Billionaire Bakers series and was quite blown away by it. Even though I know that this world being run by psychopaths is well beyond repair, I realized that I still had some residual belief or hope that it could somehow be turned around and fixed for the better. Every avenue of opportunity is corrupted and controlled in the elite's favour.
Like Blake said to Lana "Own nothing. Control everything."
Much like in a well entrenched communist society where everything for everyone goes according to perpetual 5 year plans apart from the elite called in this case the nomenclature. The only difference in the fictional or not Bilionaire Elite is the secretive and largely unseen and isolated nature. In reality, Elite life experience must pretty darn empty and harsh and ultimatelly quite cut-throat like from the innate power derived from wealth.
 
I read the first three books of the Billionaire Banker Series, and something that called my attention was that Billie was an important character in Lana's life, but every single piece of advice she gave was counter-productive; so much that, every time she "helped" Lana by offering suggestions, I thought, "Oh, no... this is going to backfire!" I am sure that this has some significance, is it that people who do not have knowledge are prone to give ill advice-- unintentionally? I was worried a couple of times when the baby was left with her and wondered if she would be targeted--anyone could have taken the baby- Maybe she was innocent about everything and as it was stated before "when you are innocent, they cannot touch you."?
Regarding the sex scenes, I didn't think they were that racy. In fact, the ones in The Madness of Lord Ian McKenzie and The Beast of Bedwick were a lot more risqué. I think that the setting has a lot to do with my perception of it. I the Billionaire Banker Series I expected to read about a woman facing sex quite openly because of the time period, but in the other two series, I thought that what the female characters were doing was scandalous. Yet, most of the sex scenes in the Billionaire Banker were justifiable, it was about facing traumas during these intimate moments, but also, about amalgamating their souls. I still have to understand the chapter about sex in The Wave series, I still do not get it. Was it the reason for our fall or is there something sacred in it? I know that the bad use of sexual energy is atrocious for our development, but it all sounded like there was a positive, especial, I-don't-know-what that kept the gods awake. Anyways, if you have any idea about this topic, I'd like to hear it because there might be something to it depicted in these books.
I just got books #4 and #5, and I'm looking forward to reading them.
 
I am not very sure about this. Yes, I understand that this is an elaborate fiction to reveal a reality that is hidden to the majority and that can provide the tools to avoid a fatal fate. If it is true that the author's intention is as we say in my country "avivar a los giles" (translation: to awaken the masses) it needs more than a message that is between prose and description of a deeper and more complex dynamic.

Why do I criticize this? Because a state of innocence can be associated with a state of ignorance. I had mentioned it earlier in this thread. Before the fall, humanity can be said to have been in a state of innocence regarding the difference between good and evil.
@Bluegazer, I can agree with your explanations about the innocence, if we consider it as ignorance.

I looked up the definition in dictionaries. The word INNOCENCE is really ambiguous. Here's what I found:

INNOCENCE:

1. No guilt;
2. Naivety, spiritual simplicity
3. Virginity, chastity.
4. Harmlessness.

Innocence ("lack of guilt") - is often used as a synonym for moral purity, lack of knowledge of both the good and bad sides of life, lack of experience and assessments.

Innocence always has the character of the absence of any wrongdoing - in sins, misdeeds or crimes. Innocence in this sense can be defined according to religion, conscience or law. Also, innocence can have the character of innocence, excluding the innocent from the reasons for which an unpleasant event happened.

In my understanding, "Innocence" is not stupidity or ignorance. After all, we are all united by the desire for knowledge. For me, Innocence is the absence of guilt, spiritual purity in the presence of the most complete and objective knowledge about the laws of the Universe.
As our morning prayer says:
"With knowledge I will be blameless,
and innocent of a crime against the universe. "


We need to know the enemy by sight, but we should not be like his methods, fill our hearts with malice and hatred, wishing to defeat and destroy them. Perhaps one should be wiser and more honest than them.
This is how I feel.:-)
There are other points that also deserve analysis and discussion. Towards what I consider a deeper reflection where things are neither black nor white, a gray where the context and how to operate in it is more important.

For example, not raising a single weapon. In the right context the use of a gun can save millions of lives. And also self-defense is allowed, especially if it is about one's own soul.

Indeed, context is very important. And there are no universal solutions. A year ago, a color revolution took place in my country, Belarus, and the fascist opposition, led by the US special services, tried to come to power. There was a split in society, families and work colleagues quarreled, riots broke out on the street. (Just like now in many countries because of Covid-19 people are divided into vaccinators and anti-vaccinators and are now demonstrating against anti-covid measures.) Our country could become the same as Ukraine with an absolutely insane government. And I thought, am I ready, like my grandfathers in the Second War, to go arms and defend the Motherland? Or at least is it time for me to loudly declare my position on social networks, go to a demonstration? Will my conscience be clear if I just sit back and do nothing in defense of the truth, in defense of my family?

But thanks to the Forum and the DCM, I realized that in that situation I had better keep my head down. I think when my time comes to prove myself, when my knowledge and skills are needed, I will feel it!
 
Great to read your insights.
After reading Pnerology and Hare on psychopaths you more or less get into these twisted minds but in these books you get to observe them in action, so to speak on a daily basis. I think it will be easier to recognize these beasts in your own life by comparison.
I haven't found anything in Polish from the recommended positions.
But while searching I came across a few positions.
I read OWNED. It is about sex slavery. Mostly hardcore porn. Although you can see how perverts approach these matters. But there is also something about love.
I also found "The Best Offer" in Polish.
I'll get to it.
Please tell me if it is possible to translate kindle?
I would like to read the series discussed by you here.:cool2:

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
 
Just finished the survivor series and have started reading the Aeneid. The Trojan War seems to have had an economic thread running through it. The name Helen is associated with the sun (gold). ( I have read the book about Troy being in England, close to the tin mines of the bronze age).

In Greek mythology, two sacred mountains are called Mount Ida, the "Mountain of the Goddess": Mount Ida in Crete, and Mount Ida in the ancient Troad region of western Anatolia (in modern-day Turkey), which was also known as the Phrygian Ida in classical antiquity and is mentioned in the Iliad of Homer and the Aeneid of Virgil. Both are associated with the mother goddess in the deepest layers of pre-Greek myth, in that Mount Ida in Anatolia was sacred to Cybele, who is sometimes called Mater Idaea ("Idaean Mother"),[1] while Rhea, often identified with Cybele, put the infant Zeus to nurse with Amaltheia at Mount Ida in Crete. Thereafter, his birthplace was sacred to Zeus, the king and father of Greek gods and goddesses.[2]

The Troada or Troad (Anglicized; /ˈtroʊˌæd/ or /ˈtroʊəd/; Greek: Τρωάδα, Troáda), or Troas (/ˈtroʊəs/; Ancient Greek: Τρῳάς, Trōiás or Τρωϊάς, Trōïás), is the historical name of the Biga Peninsula (modern Turkish: Biga Yarımadası) in the northwestern part of Anatolia, Turkey.

Mount Ida (Turkish: Kazdağı, pronounced [kazdaɯ], meaning "Goose Mountain",[1] Kaz Dağları, or Karataş Tepesi) is a mountain in northwestern Turkey, some 20 miles southeast of the ruins of Troy, along the north coast of the Gulf of Edremit [tr]. The name Mount Ida is the ancient one. It is between Balıkesir Province and Çanakkale Province.

In July 2019, local residents near the village of Kirazlı began protesting against the mining activities of Canadian company Alamos Gold, which has cleared thousands of trees in the area and uses cyanide to extract gold. Protesters began a "Water and Conscience Watch" on July 26. A "Great Water and Conscience Meeting" was then held on August 5, during which protesters entered the mining site and symbolically planted trees in front of the press.[3] Images of the land which had been cleared of trees also caused outrage on social media.[4]Artist Zülfü Livaneli wrote an open letter to UNESCO protesting about the destruction of the natural environment in the area.[5]


Here is an economic lesson in the movie made by John Huston given by an old man.

 
In my understanding, "Innocence" is not stupidity or ignorance

The saying goes: "Ignorance of the law does not take away the punishment". Another one says: "Fire burns the hands of a child as well as those of a man".

Let's keep these two in mind because they are related.

Have you ever heard someone make a mistake because they didn't know something and in their defense plead not guilty (innocent)?

Have you never heard a comment like: "He is so innocent (*naive) oh poor man how he has been deceived, if only he had knowledge of it he could have prevented it."

When the fall of man occurred, did he know that when he went for the gold, when he went through the gate to the STS, he was going into slavery?

Observe how a trait of innocence in an individual's character can leave him open to deception.

You mention it here:

INNOCENCE:

1. No guilt;
**2. Naivety, spiritual simplicity
3. Virginity, chastity.
4. Harmlessness.

Innocence ("lack of guilt") - is often used as a synonym for moral purity, **lack of knowledge of both the good and bad sides of life, lack of experience and assessments.

I could go on with more examples. The point is to be able to see the unseen in this regard.
 
I can say that this book also made me cry. I've come close to crying with some of the stories from the Regency reading project, but it was usually fleeting. In this case, I cried and carried a sense of grief for several days after finishing it. Rocco was such a weary soul...
Just finished The Other Side of Midnight and it was so beautiful, I cried.

During reading the seven books from her so far, I noticed I share way too many similarities with Georgia in how we are receiving almost exact story-ideas, elements, places, building blocks, like a sponge-mind and from her bio, we share similar habits & likes.

There was talk more than ten years ago (here probably), IIRC, that deep underground - in those large chambers of Hollow Earth - nations of strong psychics live. It was said they love to beam up ideas to the surface, for the sponge-minded people, to see, what materializes out of their inspirational activity. Probably how Gene Roddenberry got wind of the Intergalactic Federation of Planets and created the TV Series Star Trek. Probably how Georgia writes her books. How I'm creating my magnum opus, diligently knitting all useful elements of the Secret Knowledge into the Great Weave, that constitutes the life-work of us, entertainment creators all over the planet.

Regards the current events and the nanobot AI future Schwab & his pals talked about, (the planets population uplinked into a central machine brain via injected nano) how they might allow people access to their own thoughts if the people can pay the monthly subscription fees.. it was always a pre-made choice for me decades ago. A big fat NO! I was relieved Georgia brought it up, offered solutions and seeing Dr. Sherry Tenpenny's doctor friends explain the importance of holding the Light of Love within, not succumbing to fear and then see and hear them pray together on a big shared screen.

All the above, then reading Georgias books and seeing the News with new eyes. A truly transformative experience!

Thank You for this marvelous book selection!
 
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