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More weird stuff:

Book review: “Sorcerer’s Apprentice: My Life With Carlos Castaneda” by Amy Wallace.
https://seanmunger.com/2013/09/13/book- … y-wallace/
http://sustainedaction.org/Wallace_Book/Amy_Wallace.htm (pics of this MTF CIAlizard)
This person "died"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Wallace
in 2013 yet there is still a CIA repti-clone of him working other scams somewhere.

If it is true "she" was in his inner circle, well, that is mighty weird.

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The Arapaho seem a bit odd. At least some of them. Note hands:

These have the Egyptoid vibe. However i'm not sure all Arapaho are thus tainted.

Incidentally, for reasons that remain unclear to my benumbed brain, this article
Northern Arapaho Business Council Meeting
https://edu.wyoming.gov/blog/2017/04/17 … l-meeting/
has this pic of WHITE Egyptoids:

none of them repty.

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What about the Cherokee? Most of them seem OK, as far as i can tell. Some seem Egyptoid but most don't.
But this image of Egyptoid-looking Masons:

is to be found on this otherwise seemingly innocuous site:
https://www.allthingscherokee.com/
and, knowing what we know about hoaxes and history, i have to wonder about what exactly was the truth about
The Trail of Tears
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trail_of_Tears

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Devastation of Ancestral Lands in Peru’s Amazon. 6000 Hectares of Forests Destroyed, Converted to Palm Oil Plantations
The Shipibo Konibo Community in Peruvian Amazon Condemns RSPO Complaint Mechanism
https://www.globalresearch.ca/devastati … ns/5619696

Let's check out Shipibo:








Egyptoids. Note hand signs.

Men and women have the same face. Except women have more cheekbone.

Also:
Wilkinson Students translate book by Shipibo woman into English in the Peruvian Amazon
https://blogs.chapman.edu/wilkinson/201 … an-amazon/

They got solidarity with foreign Egyptoid friends.

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Yes, Trump Just Made a Pocahontas Joke to Navajo Code Talkers
Though no one was laughing.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/43nk … kers-vgtrn

Egyptoids get along, though.

Let's see some more Native American code talkers:

Note unnaturally extended middle finger.

Another finger for you.

And the thing is, it was probably all a hoax, like so many things about WW2. There probably was no need to be sending code messages.

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Wikipedia image File:Creeks in Oklahoma.png:

Creeks are a subset of Muscogee.

Dana Tiger is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and is of Creek/Seminole and Cherokee descent.
http://www.artnatam.com/dtiger/bio.html

While looking for pics i found an alleged Navajo:

Egyptoid doing hand sign.

With an image of porcupine guard hair in his headdress, a Navajo Indian dances at a pow wow of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians in Atmore, Alabama. The eagle feathers in his hand, according to Alex Alvarez, cultural educator for the Poarch Creeks, enable prayers to rise as high as an eagle to reach the heavenly deity.

Same article
http://blog.al.com/living-press-registe … lives.html
has this girl:

Doing what seems to be a partly-obscured M.

Sehoy Buckley, 8, a member of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, reenacts a spiritual ritual called the Jingle Dance,

The actor who played the big Indian in One Flew Over the Cockoo's Nest is supposedly Muscogee:

Jack Nicholson & Will Sampson in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1975)

Are all Muscogees evil Egyptoids? Quite possibly, but i haven't studied enough to be sure. Sure looks like most of them are.

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What about Navajos?
Although there are plenty of evil Egyptoid ones, the majority(?) seem OK, as far as i can tell. The majority of the pix on google, however, are of evil ones.
Probably among the Navajo, facial traits alone will tell who is who. The evil women will tend to have prominent cheekbones, and the men not. I have not spotted any pix of good Navajo with Etoid genetic traits. But some evil ones will have less obvious traits.
I found several evil Navajo women on google for each seemingly good one. Here are some nasty-feeling witches:






Hand signs.

Classic - 2009 Woman of the Navajo Calendar
https://myspace.com/dinecouture/mixes/c … dar-620548
These are all Egyptowitches too. Note that the cheekbones are not always pronounced:

but other Etoid misgender traits should be present. Like the square shoulders here.

In general society one cannot condemn people just for looking Egyptoid, due to all the genetic mixing that has occurred. But in Navajo society, there seems to be a tight relationship between ET genetics and intent.

Oh yeah, some ones that seem OK:

uhhh, damn, they are hard to find on google, but i suspect on the res one will see a higher % of OK people. But see how human this one looks? And she has a clean vibe.

Heh, here is a classic photo

of a Navajo mother (note hand sign) and child, by famed photographer Ansel Adams:

Egyptoid.

Hoaxes involving CIA Navajo females:
https://archives.nbclearn.com/portal/si … card=36347

https://www.scoopnest.com/user/brahmres … 0263476224

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DENNIS BANKS ON HIS GRANDDAUGHTER’S MURDER: “I AM OUTRAGEOUSLY ANGRY AT THIS GUY FOR WHAT HE DID”
http://nativenewsonline.net/currents/de … at-he-did/

Live CIA Egyptoid female.

Dennis Banks, co-founder of the American Indian Movement (AIM) just died:
http://www.aimovement.org/moipr/Dennis.html

Looked like an alcoholic woman.

Subtle M.

A couple signs here.

CIA proprietaries.

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https://www.snopes.com/2017/10/30/ameri … ies-at-80/

On 27 February 1973, Banks and Russell Means were among the leaders in a group that joined members of the Oglala Lakota tribe to take over Wounded Knee in an effort to force the removal of Dick Wilson as the chair of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The armed occupation by 200 Native Americans lasted until 8 May 1973, and resulted in the deaths of an Oglala Lakota tribe member, Buddy Lamont, and a Cherokee Nation member. A federal marshal was shot and paralyzed during the occupation.

Banks and Means were subsequently charged with conspiracy and assault, though those were later dismissed. However, Banks was convicted of rioting and assault that same year in connection with a separate protest in Custer, South Dakota. California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) granted amnesty to Banks and initially refused to extradite him. After leaving the state and receiving sanctuary from the Onondaga Nation in New York state, Banks served an 18-month prison sentence in South Dakota.

Five years after the Wounded Knee occupation, Banks founded the Longest Walk, a five-month march from California to Washington, D.C. In an interview published in July 2016, he told the National Museum of the American Indian that it was a response to anti-Native American legislation:

I thought of the Long Walk of the Navajos and the Trail of Tears, and how people were forcibly removed from their Indigenous land. I thought, “We know this country, why not walk across the country and go back to Washington, D.C., with purpose?” We will think about all of our ancestors and the walks they were forced to endure while we walk across the country ourselves.

It [the Longest Walk] would be a forced walk, because Congress was trying to get out of their own commitments, agreements, and declarations by nullifying the treaties. I then proposed the idea to our Oakland Chapter and my good friend Bill Wahpepah (Sac and Fox), and the walk started to come to reality with notable support from Marlon Brando, Carlos Santana, and Tony Bennett, and of course the support from Native people across the country.

Russell Means:

Bill Means:

Yeah, more than once i have read about Wounded Knee II (and probably i should take a look at Wounded Knee I) more than once.
I met up with The Longest Walk in late '77 i think it was, when it stopped in Baltimore.
And i attended The Longest {horse} Ride in Seattle 1990.

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John Trudell was another "radical activist":

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And what about the TOLTECS? The Toltecs supposedly formed the foundation of the Castaneda material.

Woman with square shoulders and male torso, wide-set eyes, male forehead AND EFFING MASONIC M!!!
And that seems to be a cheekboney, big-handed woman next to her. With a wide mouth and wide-set eyes.
Upper left, another standard Masonic hand sign.
https://www.lifepersona.com/the-10-char … nt-culture
"Image extracted from the Toltec Book of Pedagogy", whatever that is. Can't find anything else on it. Gathering from the quality of the colors, it is likely a modern book. Why then, no other mention of it anywhere?

Don Miguel Ruiz
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Miguel_Ruiz
http://www.miguelruiz.com

Miguel Ruiz, Jr. translating for his grandmother, Madre Sarita while she was giving a class in 2001. (Courtesy Don Miguel Ruiz, Jr.)

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Athabascans are also creepy Egyptoids:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaskan_Athabaskans

Alaska Athabasken or Alaska Dene
The Alaska Dene are generally divided into eleven tribal groups, some of which are also found in the adjacent Yukon and Northwest-Territories...

Fairbanks 4 file wrongful imprisonment suit
https://www.ktoo.org/2017/12/28/fairban … ment-suit/

Protesters at the Capitol in Juneau raised four fingers in support of the Fairbanks 4 on Oct. 24, 2015. (Photo by Jeremy Hsieh/KTOO)

The SSer they were "accused" of killing:

"Retired" now.

Athabaskan women look more Etoid than the men, at least some of them:

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Devastation of Ancestral Lands in Peru’s Amazon. 6000 Hectares of Forests Destroyed, Converted to Palm Oil Plantations
The Shipibo Konibo Community in Peruvian Amazon Condemns RSPO Complaint Mechanism
https://www.globalresearch.ca/devastati … ns/5619696

Let's check out Shipibo:....

Uros sent some more info on the Shipibo.
They are heavy into Ayahuasca:
http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script= … 6000100159
(Note also that David Icke has been promoting 'huasca for years.)

What is up with psychedelics, and why have Masonic ETs been promoting them for decades?
I think many psychedelic substances are actually good, but just like any form of increasing spiritual awareness or ecstasy (e.g. orgasm) they are intense demon-magnets.
The average non-Masonic person (and probably to some extent even black magicians) will be besieged by demons the instant they start to break out of the mind-control box. Even now, despite all the demon-clearing of the past 13 years.
Even cannabis use can cause this, especially in people who aren't used to it. There was a psychic gal on the old orgonite forum many years ago who said she had her first few tokes at age 13, and was so hammered by demons that she was forever convinced that pot is very evil. That one experience totally changed her experience of life for the worse.
Several years ago someone sent me some smokable mimosahuasca extract
https://drugs-forum.com/threads/mimosah … nce.42443/
which is rich in DMT and related compounds,
and every time i took a puff, in zoomed all sorts of entities. DMT is especially notorious for this.
Some of the entities were overtly hostile and/or ugly, but the more dangerous ones seemed beautiful and friendly. None were good. I had to fend them off with my orgonite etc resources which most people don't have.
I did have a few important insights about other things in my life, though.

The more spiritually aware you are already, the more demons you are likely to pull in if you take mind-expanding drugs.
Just to make you aware of the dangers.
Sy in Manchester, who used to be a posting member here, and very talented orgonite crafter, flipped out some time back and requested to have his membership/posts deleted. That is why some threads have gaps in their continuity.
What preceded this is that he was vaping this tryptamine extract made from his own urine. Supposedly we all piss out tryptamines our bodies manufacture.
This was a year and a half ago. He wrote me that this substance was THE ANSWER; that it would wake people up to the truth and make the world a better place.
I declined his offer to send me some, and explained that psychelics would NOT enlighten the average person much. I had been on an entheogen forum around the time of 9/11 and the idiots on it were mainly about wanting to kick Arab ass. Zero enlightenment evident.
Anyway, if you have received communications from Sy since then, it is obvious that he has gone quite insane, alas, apparently from too much vaping of this stuff.
It probly helps that his old "girlfriend" is a MTF Egyptoid....

Incidentally, pure 5-meo-DMT, which years ago one could buy online, does not pull in demons much, yet also provides spiritual insights and an ecstatic feeling in some users.
It is a compound which naturally occurs within many ayahuasca type plants, and can also be synthesized. Like DMT, it is endogenously produced within many vertebrate bodies (such as human).
I have seen it described as "DMT minus the entities".
It does not cause the colorful and geometrically-complex pattern visuals characteristic of DMT though. Hardly any visuals, if any, in fact. Less hallucinogenic than pot.

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Uros also sent a link to this vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4v6JwW … e=youtu.be
of ayahuasqueros singing about their alleged love for Pachamama, a mantid entity they supposedly consider Mother Earth.
I just realized Pachamama was a demon, and deleted it.
I started to listen to the vid but the SINGING IS SPELL-CASTING. I got a bad feeling and had to turn it off.
We are working on the black magic now.

And to this vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIh_B1r … e=youtu.be
which seems very interesting as it ties in Sumeria and Egypt! It is long and i haven't watched it yet.
Narrator might be human.

And to this book The Cosmic Serpent
https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-0-87477-911-0
which i have at home, and read around the turn of the century.
It is by Jeremy Narby:

Category 1 Egyptoid into hand signs.

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Note that not all ayahuasqueros are sinister. For example, i think these are probably OK, even if some have a few Etoid genetic traits:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SofBQbI … I38PQ&t=17

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiDpIaXQDrI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWXVNBU2gPs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbIPQGY8RRA   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9dB7sXm0Gg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApvuHIuNlsI