LEARN-ING HOW TO KNOW

[Clifford Black]

CLASS

Learning how to know

 

 

Do not TRUST INFORMATION that you receive from the Internet.  Do not trust info or data that you get from any electronic media.  Radio and television are tools of the magician.  This advice is also aimed at paper or print—that is books, newspapers, magazines etc.  QUESTION EVERY-thing that you SEE or HEAR.  Marvin warned everyone with his music and songs about a better life.  Marvin wanted all to understand that there is a way to KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

One way that we might learn how to perform some methods and strategies that are used to true subjective architecture is to look at how it is done (to some degree) by wikipedia.

 

The example that the red-pill group is going to look at, is, the article about George m. James @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/stolen_legacy once you have the page: READ.

 

After completion—do as much research as possible about G. M. James.  While at wikipedia, James-Stolen legacy, click into the neutral point of view (npov) wikipedia article.  TEACH YOUR-SELF---Learn every aspect and element of this PROCESS—Those who are students with the dictionary class---FOR YOU ‘THIS’ is a must.

Note to all class participants: This will be the central topic over the next few weeks…..

(B)  

Do not TRUST INFORMATION that you receive from the Internet.  Do not trust info or data that you get from any electronic media.  Radio and television are tools of the magician.  This advice is also aimed at paper or print—that is books, newspapers, magazines etc.  QUESTION EVERY-thing that you SEE or HEAR.  Marvin warned everyone with his music and songs about a better life.  Marvin wanted all to understand that there is a way to KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Clifford Black]

Note to our FACILITATOR, BROTHER Lewis Brown, please engage yourself into this thread and copy the intro insert for the young pupils to learn by MEMORY.

B.

[Rawin Thutmose]

Coincides with Wikipedia's 'neutral point of view (npov)' that you've pointed out: