Killing other Humans to protect your ideas

Justin Bowerman, an army specialist
What does it mean to be in the army? What does it mean to be a weaponized human? Armies exist for one purpose only: is to seek and destroy those that disagree with you, those that threaten your ideas.
Instead of having ideas that is best for everyone one have then specialist ideas and these specialist ideas must be protected against others - which indicates the very factor of how invalid the whole concept of an army or a weapon or a specialist is in terms of killing other humans just because they disagree with you
and apparently because of that they are a threat.
Somewhere this must end!
Obviously from a Destonian perspective what we're saying is we're already a threat to our dear brothers-in-arms. If your arms could only be the things that do actual work that confirm that you love their neighbour and not be things that become extensions of projectiles that burst and kill people that explode within people and that do it purely for the sake of your so called freedom and free choice - when that is not really free choice.

Free Choice must be that which give EVERYONE the choice to be free. And that happens with Equality and Equal Money.
It's fascinating to note how deliberately things can be pulled out of proportion purely to try to prevent a new world from coming about. Yes, Desteni is a new world. Our ways will bring an end to armies because your arms should be done and used for labour and for loving, not for killing. And we'll bring an end to weaponized humans because as long as there are weapons we will keep on weeping on. There will be no end to the atrocities and the sadness.
Join us if you are ready to see that there is something psychotically disproportioned about being in the army, or wanting to kill for the purpose of protecting your so called freedoms. Then you are not free, it's just a lie, watch out who is selling the lie and why they have to pay you money to be a weaponized human to protect the Elite.
There is no point to it. You have been trained in a school of thought - that school of thought is claiming that anything that is against it is apparently a cult.
We're not a cult or the occult, we are purely human beings that is no longer controlled through mind control or through money control, I mean mind control and money control is the same thing.
If you are ready to consider that war must be ended, weapons must be stopped and humans must be free from their fears so they don't have to kill each other to be free, then join us at Desteni, we are here for you as well, whether you are with us or not because what we're proposing includes you in a way that will give you true freedom and that will protect your family and your future.
I'm quite sure somewhere inside you there must be some little bit of common sense and you'll be able to hear some of what I am saying. I understand the fear is immense but one is completely overrun by it therefore you'll attack 'cause that is apparently the best defence. But that only means that there is a fence, there shouldn't be a fence between neighbours, between those that love each other. There should have been sharing but it doesn't exist.
All schools of thought is only been lies and control. Stop the control. Stop the Mind Control and join us. We're just a few people around the world that is gaining in numbers slowly but surely and we know the difficulties we're facing. So let's see if real love can actually come into existence in this world and the evil that is called 'love' now can be exposed for what it really is.
If you are a weaponized human you are evil because you are willing to kill to protect your freedom and not to protect ALL freedom. You are in mind control - that's why you can kill so easily. That's why the others that disagree with you is the enemy.


Just look at that, simple mind control.
You can't even see how easily you could have been in the other's shoes...
Put yourself in the shoes of another and then decide if you will kill them…

Bernard Poolman –2011-      

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2011 Practical Common Sense for Parents: Protecting

Through the years as a mother, I’ve observed many other parents handling their child. Two types of conspicuously behavior I’ve noticed are:

1. The parent that isn’t protecting the child against danger in any way
2. The parent that is overprotective

The first group lets their child play outside, on the streets, without any supervision or guidance.
I’ve seen this happen – the 3 year old running towards the highway; the 5 year old alone in the streets at night, in the dark; the 4 year old playing in the lake on a sunny day while mom is all consumed by her book and sun bathing, not paying any attention to her child heading towards deeper water.
Just some of the many examples.
It’s obvious this is not correct custodianship of a child. The child has no clue yet of the dangers of traffic, or deep water or pedophiles – the adult is the one to set boundaries and/or constant supervision in these situations.
Especially when the child is very young, constant supervision is necessary when playing outside. And I mean supervision, not constantly intervene – but just be there to intervene when there is real actual danger. Be there but do not participate all the time: let the child find his way and investigate his surroundings by itself.
Inside the home, presumed the parent has taking all precautionary measures (like placing the poisonousness household things out of reach) the child needs less protection.
Setting boundaries is not about installing fear. Explain the child the danger in a calm voice, show him by actually pointing out the physical objects, do not just use words, but include the physical objects.

The second group, the overprotective parents, well, let’s see with an example:
The child is enjoying himself biking on the pavement. There is a small object on his path, and the child bumps into it and he falls with his bike. He is upset because of the unexpected accident and his knee hurts – so he expresses himself by crying.
The parent hurries to the child and is all ‘oh my, how terrible!‘ and blames the pavement, the object, the biking, other children - makes a big fuss; taking the child immediately out of the situation inside the house.
In reaction to his parent’s behavior the child starts to cry even louder and feels very sorry for himself.
In this situation

• He is taught that when he hurts himself he is entitled to feel sorry for himself and blame the circumstances. Within this the child is shown he is not responsible for what he experiences – while he is of course. It is a simple 1+1=2 situation: you bump into an object –> you fall –> you hurt (you cry for a moment). Period. That’s reality. Basic Common Sense. The law of physicality.
  Do not create and attach emotions like fear, pity, anger etc to the event. Do not transfer your fear of dangers in the reality of earth to the child. It is just that: he falls, he hurts, he cries for a moment. 
  The child simply learns: when there is an object I go around it with my bike.
• He is taught he is special: something like this should not happen to him – by the parent making such a fuss about it and immediately taking him out of the situation into the home. The child is not special: he simply experienced the law of physicality like everybody does – when you fall on the pavement, you hurt yourself. Denying your child the opportunity to deal with the situation in common sense is actually quite abusive towards the child: it will start to experience the world more and more through his mind – instead of through what is actually here: the physical. The mind is abusive – always – to oneself and to others.

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