now we if are shown key images via ozmosis, out of context, it would not be in any of these realities
september 11 2001 was the big day ,thats when the stars are in the sky ,thats when all the stories are true literally ,thats whthe date all the wizards pointed too .
the day they blame the wizard of oz
liber oz ,they openly funded the taliban(operation cyclone )in previous posts ,and our counterpart lando got funding from the empire in cloud city for tibana ,gas mine,
the day when everything you saw was totally correct ,but not because it was true ,because it sounded or looked familliar ,the day the blamed ozma .
got to tell the truth in solomons temple
where the heavens met the earth ,this is the holy grail of stories ,no detail was missed ,2001 september 11
was truly a space odyssey
Graflex camera
The 1940's Graflex camera, with a 3-cell flash gun, was chosen by Roger as the basis for Luke Skywalker's lightsaber, and with a few modifications converted it into the iconic movie weapon that we now know and love.
thrice as good ,we have heaven or should i say star wars ,lukes weapon a light saber ,half antenna half camera flash makes the heavenly weapon of the jedi's
earth bound counterpart the original camera flash ofcourse
and on solomons temple twin towers ,the twin with the antenna ,where heaven and earth cross
this is also the basics of the emerald tablets hence oz schema ,liber oz and ozmosis ,thrice as good.
but understand this
the light saber looks like the antenna because star wars is extrapolated from the twin towers,
the millennium falcon looks like the millenium fall-con and the tower complex because star wars is extrapolated from the twin towers,
the earthly twins were the towers ,the heavenly twins are gemini (Castor and Pollux) the heaven on earth twins are now human and are characters in solo-mans temple ,and we do love our stars don't we,
this is all basic story telling as old as time ,as i have said before no different than keeping an eye on the time when the sun goes down ,
only the magi in charge don't use any clock thats man made .
Aleister Crowley's primary occult numbers of 11, 93, 77, and 175 were the flight numbers of the four hijacked planes which were used in the September 11th 2001
By carefully looking for the same signs governments and scholars use to detect radicalization, we can witness Luke’s dark journey into religious fundamentalism and extremism happen before our very eyes.
When we first meet Luke Skywalker, he’s an orphaned farm boy with barely any friends, living with his Aunt and Uncle, and wanting to join the Galactic Academy like all the other guys his age. You see, Luke didn’t become a space terrorist overnight, but he did exhibit signs that would make him a prime candidate for terrorist recruiters. The process of radicalization, as described by Anthony Stahelski in the Journal of Homeland Security, notes terrorists tend to:
Come from families where the father is absent (check)
Have difficulty forming relationships outside the home (check)
Be attracted to groups offering acceptance and comradeship (checkmate)
Luke is just the kind of isolated disaffected young man that terror recruiters seek out.
Obi Wan — a religious fanatic with a history of looking for young boys to recruit and teach an extreme interpretation of the Force — is practically salivating when he stumbles upon Luke, knowing he’s found a prime candidate for radicalization. Stahelski notes terror groups place a focus on depluralization, stripping away the recruit’s membership from all groups and isolating them to increase their susceptibility to terrorist messaging. Within moments of meeting Luke, Obi-Wan tells Luke he must abandon his family and join him, going so far as telling a shocking lie that the Empire killed Luke’s father, hoping to inspire Luke to a life of jihad.
Shocked and confused by this onslaught of terrorist brainwashing, Luke hurries home only to find the charred corpses of his aunt and uncle. The Empire’s accidental harming of Luke’s Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen can be directly compared to the casualties of President Obama’s drone campaign, whose body count terrorists capitalize upon for recruitment. This is precisely what Obi-Wan does, preying upon Luke’s emotional state to take him under his spell and towards a life of extremism.
Obi-Wan whisks Luke off to Mos Eisley using a Jedi mind trick to bypass security, knowing full well he likely appears on numerous terror no fly lists. After contracting a local drug smuggler for transportation, Obi-Wan and his newest Skywalker recruit are off. They are soon captured, however, and attempt an escape which culminates in a battle between Obi-Wan and Vader. During the fight, Obi-Wan notices Luke watching, and seeing an opportunity to fully inspire Luke to radicalize, says a Jedi prayer while committing suicide. Can you think of any other groups who try to inspire terrorism by yelling a prayer before a suicide attack?
Obi-Wan whisks Luke off to Mos Eisley using a Jedi mind trick to bypass security, knowing full well he likely appears on numerous terror no fly lists. After contracting a local drug smuggler for transportation, Obi-Wan and his newest Skywalker recruit are off. They are soon captured, however, and attempt an escape which culminates in a battle between Obi-Wan and Vader. During the fight, Obi-Wan notices Luke watching, and seeing an opportunity to fully inspire Luke to radicalize, says a Jedi prayer while committing suicide. Can you think of any other groups who try to inspire terrorism by yelling a prayer before a suicide attack?
Yoda accepts Luke into his religious “school,” teaching Luke Jedi fundamentalism and guerilla warfare. Like many extremist mullahs, Yoda demands total adherence to his strict interpretation of the Force and seeks to strip Luke of independent thinking. Yoda’s push to radicalize Luke, rob him of an identity, and instill obedience are apparent when at various points he instructs Luke to “Clear your mind of questions,” “Unlearn what you have learned” and, most grimly, “Do, or do not, there is no try.” The Jedi know it is imperative to force mindless devotion in warriors they recruit for their holy war. Armed with new combat training and cloaked in a hardline religious fervor, Luke leaves Dagobah, impatient to put his terror training to use.
In Return of the Jedi, we see a darker, hardened Luke, fittingly dressed in black and eager to use violence as a tool to enforce the twisted “judge, jury, executioner” value system of the Jedi. During a rescue mission, Luke exhibits their extremist binary worldview of “if you aren’t with us, you’re a viable military target” when he blows up Jabba’s barge, killing every man, woman, and child on board. Excited by so much bloodshed and mayhem, young Skywalker seeks to assassinate the Emperor and even his own father (!) if they won’t convert to Luke’s extremist interpretation of the Force. Luke enters the Death Star, hoping to gain martyrdom if he is killed. As Luke’s insurgent friends successfully bomb their target, Luke succeeds in killing the Emperor and, eventually, his own father. Luke’s path to radicalization is complete, his bloodlust sated … for now.
With Darth Vader the final casualty of Luke’s jihad, Obi-Wan and Yoda have succeeded in catching yet another young man in their web of Jedi extremism. As is now evident, Star Wars is clearly a cautionary tale of the dangers of radicalization, and how even a seemingly harmless young man who kept to himself on Tattooine can become the terrorist next door.
Hamill claimed, "From a certain point of view..." and included the hashtag #JediJustice when weighing in on the decades-old debate.
The original meme featured a photo of Luke with the caption, "The face you make when you realize Star Wars is the story of an orphaned boy who became radicalized after a military strike kills his family. He is indoctrinated into an ancient religion, joins a band of insurgents, and carries out a terrorist attack that kills 300,000 people."
Filmmaker Kevin Smith, for one, has never shied away from including nerdy subject matter into his films, dating all the way back to his debut feature Clerks. In the film, Dante and Randall get into a discussion about how, in Return of the Jedi, the Death Star II was still being constructed which led to the debate about whether there were innocent contractors on board the space station when it was blown up by the Rebels.