Daily Dose of WTF?
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Not sure if that new work colleague is your cup of tea? A simple test is now available to aid in vetting that new prospect whilst avoiding too great an investment in time.
Simply ask them if they prefer LEGO Masters or Blowout that crazy new balloon animal sculpting show. If they appear to know what you?re talking about or promote the virtues of one over the other, as politely as possible quickly turn & walk away.
Are you looking for a vetting tool?
Not sure if that new work colleague is your cup of tea? A simple test is now available to aid in vetting that new prospect whilst avoiding too great an investment in time.
Simply ask them if they prefer LEGO Masters or Blowout that crazy new balloon animal sculpting show. If they appear to know what you?re talking about or promote the virtues of one over the other, as politely as possible quickly turn & walk away.
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A family with a vision & execution.
I'm sure the members on this forum are well aware of the way of the world. The powers that shouldn't be even make it easy sometimes by subliminally or overtly putting plans in front of us such is their confidence.
What if the Rothschild family shackled society with usury (not the first) & then created a charity to collect money in the name of saving the poor urchins that have fallen on hard times?
I was driving along one day & was seeing a lot of Salvation Army signs for their Red Shield appeal or Rotes Schild appellieren. Thinking to myself that's a strange name or overtly bold. So I started digging.
"The Army was founded in 1865 as the "East London Christian Mission" in London by one-time Methodist preacher William Booth and his wife Catherine. It can trace its origins to the Blind Beggar tavern. In 1878, Booth reorganised the mission, becoming its first general and introducing the military structure which it has retained as a matter of tradition.[6] Its highest priority is its Christian principles".
The organisation was very successful & grew quickly to fill the need. Unfortunately they over extended themselves financially & were facing ruin.
Alas all was not lost, a kind benevolent man stepped in with loans & that is how the Rotes Schild family took control of the Salvation Army.
I was also able to find information ten years ago from a whistle blower that stated all Salvation Army funds goes to a central account in London, after which, money is redistributed to the 133 member nations.
I'm sure the members on this forum are well aware of the way of the world. The powers that shouldn't be even make it easy sometimes by subliminally or overtly putting plans in front of us such is their confidence.
What if the Rothschild family shackled society with usury (not the first) & then created a charity to collect money in the name of saving the poor urchins that have fallen on hard times?
I was driving along one day & was seeing a lot of Salvation Army signs for their Red Shield appeal or Rotes Schild appellieren. Thinking to myself that's a strange name or overtly bold. So I started digging.
"The Army was founded in 1865 as the "East London Christian Mission" in London by one-time Methodist preacher William Booth and his wife Catherine. It can trace its origins to the Blind Beggar tavern. In 1878, Booth reorganised the mission, becoming its first general and introducing the military structure which it has retained as a matter of tradition.[6] Its highest priority is its Christian principles".
The organisation was very successful & grew quickly to fill the need. Unfortunately they over extended themselves financially & were facing ruin.
Alas all was not lost, a kind benevolent man stepped in with loans & that is how the Rotes Schild family took control of the Salvation Army.
I was also able to find information ten years ago from a whistle blower that stated all Salvation Army funds goes to a central account in London, after which, money is redistributed to the 133 member nations.
