Denmark Vesey: Did Steve Jobs Die ... or Did The Pope Die? Even Hight Priests of Secular Humanism Must Meet Their Maker.

Thursday, October 06, 2011

Did Steve Jobs Die ... or Did The Pope Die? Even Hight Priests of Secular Humanism Must Meet Their Maker.

Went past the Apple Store today to pick up some headphones before I catch my flight. Asian dude was outside getting his Zen Buddism on ... flowers were placed on the ground outside the store and people were walking around whispering like they were at a funeral. Mainstream media is covering this particular death like we lost a sitting US President.

Funny how "secularism" has morphed into the state religion.
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8 comments:

uglyblackjohn said...: Apple became what it was fighting against.; Oct 6, 2011, 2:49:00 PM
HotmfWax said...: Too easy DV.

Don't get too teary eyed.

Just go back to the true original Story of these mugga fuggas.

Simply their history.

Do you really think that the biggest corporate tool and corporation that is being used on hijacking our consciousness will not have everything covered down to the nth degree by the psychopathic powers that be?

The company's logo is an apple that has had a bite taken out of it. To many occult (does not refer to Satanism but rather hidden knowledge Egyptian type mysticism viewpoint ) insiders, this signifies that the eating of the forbidden fruit (symbolically, the apple) by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and was a good thing. These Elite New Ager and Occultists teach that taking a bite out of the apple gave the first two humans knowledge, or gnosis, putting them on the path to self-divinity and godhood.

Stephen Jobs was a weird New Age guru-type, and Steven Wozniak was also an advocate of the Aquarian Age culture and Freemason. When entrepreneurs Jobs and Wozniak first marketed their earliest, crude personal computer, they put a price tag of $666.66 on the product. Church!

Yeah DV. IT was always meant to be a religion:

http://true-color-of-mind.blogspot.com/2011/04/meaning-behind-apples-logo.html

Sista is a little Esoteric, but said these interesting comments about the bible, man, and Steve Jobs.

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/16889290

Also check out the father of modern computer Alan Turing history.

Rabbit holes every where.:); Oct 6, 2011, 10:09:00 PM
Anonymous said...: ILLUMINATI, PEOPLE! WAKE UP!!!; Oct 7, 2011, 10:15:00 AM
Richmond Muhammad said...: I never owned or used any apple products but there is no denying the man was an innovator when it came to technology and how it effects people everyday. I don't see why people are elevating the man like they are doing but he did have a major impact on peoples lives.; Oct 7, 2011, 1:09:00 PM
Asad said...: Worshipping this cat like he a revolutionary, while he says "worship me with your money". Sweat and sacrifice-pay any price!- all so that you can hold this piece of sh*t device. Steve Jobs was a for-profit prophet.

http://unitedblackamerica.com; Oct 7, 2011, 6:09:00 PM
Anonymous said...: The world will survive without Steve Jobs. The one BD will truly miss is Chuck Berry (84yo) ....
-BD-; Oct 7, 2011, 9:28:00 PM
that dude said...: Technopope Steve Jobs did more for the world than any number of Catholic Popes.

Not that is doing better than being the head of a global ring of pedophiles is hard to do.; Oct 8, 2011, 3:01:00 PM
Complicated Lexicality said...: I saw this on FB:

One man dies, a million cry. A million die, no one cries.; Oct 10, 2011, 1:43:00 AM

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