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Magazine Overview

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Issue: 93-17
Date: October 4, 1993
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Theme: This issue focuses on the New World Order (NWO), its potential delays, spread, and implications, alongside discussions on government policies, spiritual warfare, and personal responsibility.

New World Order Completion Delayed

The "Opening Message" from Cosmic Awareness Communications (C.A.C.) on October 4, 1993, indicates that the New World Order, initially planned for fruition in 2000, is now projected to be established between 2006 and 2010. This delay is attributed to a significant increase in public awareness regarding the NWO and the energies of those opposing it. The Awareness suggests that this growing consciousness will forestall the implementation of the NWO. It also references earlier readings on a "dimensional shift" expected around 2012 or 2013, which will affect those on the "path of darkness" but allow those on the "higher dimensional shift" to escape. The concept of dimensions splitting is used as a metaphor for this shift.

UN Troops in Hawaii and Global Maneuvers

A question from H.H. in Aiea, Hawaii, asks about the presence of blue-bereted UN troops. C.A.C. explains this as part of a global maneuver to familiarize foreign troops with various cultures for potential future "Peace-Keeping" deployments. This is seen as a standard military preparation for potential future actions.

Spread of the New World Order to Europe

E.S. from the Netherlands inquires about how the NWO will spread to Europe, particularly the Netherlands, and how people will accept a One World Government and potential concentration camps, given that Dutch citizens can own firearms. C.A.C. explains that each nation will eventually pledge loyalty to the United Nations. This process may be influenced by economic disasters, global catastrophes, or even extraterrestrial interference, potentially framed as a Christ-like return. Nations that do not cooperate risk ostracization and economic boycotts. Leaders may be enticed by personal gain, while the general populace hopes for worthwhile outcomes. However, C.A.C. predicts growing skepticism and potential revolution against those imposing the NWO, suggesting it may have a short life.

Regarding Europe, C.A.C. states that the conquest of the United States is not necessarily the beginning for Europe but serves to defuse it as an independent resistor. Organizations like the Bilderbergers and the Council on Foreign Relations are seen as instrumental in bringing European countries into the NWO. The Rothschilds and their banking and political powers are identified as the primary force behind the NWO, having funded movements like Communism and Nazism as experiments to control European powers. The Rockefeller empire, while seemingly competitive, is described as ultimately cooperative with the Rothschilds, working together to create a "pie" and then competing for the largest slice. The European Economic Community is expected to break down national boundaries, leading to a more unified, though potentially less individualistic, Europe.

The plan includes the establishment of ten world regions, referred to as the "Ten Horns of the Beast" in Revelation. The United States, under this plan, will also have ten regions and act as an enforcer of UN rules. US taxpayers are expected to fund much of the NWO's global projects, with the Rockefeller and Rothschild factions promoting it, alongside Bilderbergers and Mafia contacts.

The Arms Control and Disarmament Act and Executive Overreach

M.J. from Sedona, Arizona, presents a document regarding Public Law 87297, the Arms Control and Disarmament Act of 1961, questioning if it's the legal basis for imposing the NWO. C.A.C. explains that the executive branch can create policies that are unconstitutional but enforceable until legally challenged. This process is difficult and expensive. The Awareness notes that presidents have often sabotaged the Constitution through such policies, using a loophole where policies stand until ruled unconstitutional. This has allowed the US to move towards an NWO that benefits the super-rich, with elected officials acting as "hired managers" who need constant vigilance from the public.

Did the CIA Order the Execution of Christians?

Another question concerns documents suggesting the CIA, under Reagan and Colby, labeled Christians as "Disruptors" and planned their arrest and execution as part of "Operation Cable-Splice." This operation is described as a plan to establish a world government. C.A.C. confirms the information is essentially correct but declines to elaborate further due to the "Top Secret, Classified" nature of the program, citing potential trouble for the organization and staff if classified information is released.

Operation "Garden Plot" and "Crying Wolf"

C.A.C. confirms that "Operation Garden Plot" is similar in nature to "Operation Cable-Splice," involving the disposal of remains and other aspects of a general program. Regarding the criticism of "crying wolf" due to postponed apocalyptic predictions, C.A.C. dismisses the concern, stating that if entities do not wish to follow up on provided information, it is their own problem. The Awareness asserts it does not wish to worry about personal accusations and will not search for more proof, as entities should do their own research. It also states it is not in the business of entertaining people and prefers members who seek genuine understanding.

Status of "Nemesis" and Asteroid Announcements

Regarding "Nemesis," C.A.C. indicates that information is scarce and it appears to be beyond Jupiter, with little public information available. The newsletter mentions a 1993 scientific discussion in Colorado about 17-21 asteroids or comets heading towards Jupiter, with a potential impact in June-July 1994. C.A.C. suggests these might be guided ships rather than natural celestial bodies.

Police, Bankers, and Politicians: Condemned?

A letter from an M.S. in Georgia, a parole officer, defends law enforcement, bankers, and politicians, stating that C.A.C.'s readings often give the impression that all in these professions are demons. C.A.C. clarifies that it does not condemn all individuals in these roles, only those involved in negative plans or conspiracies. It appreciates those who uphold the Constitution and serve the people properly, denying any intention to portray all such individuals as demons.

Is it Our Duty to Destroy Evil?

J.J. asks if it is our duty to destroy evil and how much force is necessary. C.A.C. states that evil stems from ignorance, and non-violent means should be used to eradicate it. However, if non-violent methods fail, and an enlightened entity's life or loved ones are threatened, using sufficient force for defense is necessary. The Awareness cautions against judging and attacking enemies simply because they are deemed evil, as this opens the door to arbitrary judgment. The principle of using the least force necessary for defense is emphasized, but sufficient force must be applied to deter the attacker.

Should One Own a Firearm for Protection?

E.M. from Knoxville, Tennessee, asks about firearms and the paradox of needing them for protection against the NWO's disarming efforts, while potentially attracting hostile energy by being prepared to use them. C.A.C. states that the decision is personal. It suggests that if one chooses not to take up arms, they must be prepared to face the consequences, which could include martyrdom. The Awareness frames this as a choice of karma, with pacifism potentially leading to a negative karma if it results in the sacrifice of loved ones or freedoms. It notes that many who fought for freedom did so through armed struggle. C.A.C. cannot recommend owning firearms but suggests that if escape is not possible, arming oneself may be necessary. It also points out that pacifists may rely on armed individuals for protection, raising questions of hypocrisy.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the New World Order, government control, and the importance of individual awareness and vigilance. C.A.C. consistently emphasizes that entities must question, explore, and discover truth for themselves, rather than blindly accepting information. There's a strong undercurrent of warning about potential government overreach and the manipulation of populations. The editorial stance, as expressed through C.A.C., is one of encouraging critical thinking, personal responsibility, and spiritual awareness as a means to navigate perceived threats and maintain freedom. The newsletter also highlights the role of extraterrestrial influences and spiritual evolution in shaping future events.

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Issue: Vol. 1, No. 14
Date: May 1994
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of "Revelations of Awareness" delves into the growing public consciousness surrounding the concept of a "New World Order" (NWO), focusing on the role of "Preparedness" expos in disseminating this information. The publication emphasizes that the primary battleground for combating the NWO is through information and awareness, rather than physical confrontation.

The "Preparedness" Expos and Information Warfare

The magazine discusses the "Preparedness" expos, events where individuals gather to sell and share information and items related to potential societal shifts. These expos are seen as crucial in alerting people to the NWO agenda. The core argument presented is that an "information war" is more probable and effective than a conventional "shooting war." Spreading information, exposing the plans of the elite, and making the masses aware of who is controlling the system are highlighted as the most potent tools to counter the NWO. The publication suggests that if enough people are informed about the NWO's alleged plans to enslave the masses, the elite would be forced to retreat.

The Role of Weapons and Self-Defense

While acknowledging the existence of "Preparedness" expos and the sale of items for self-defense, the publication offers a nuanced perspective on weapons. It suggests that the mere possession of weapons by the populace can act as a deterrent to oppressive armies or governmental overreach. However, it also warns about the potential dangers of misuse, accidents, and weapons falling into the wrong hands, particularly within a home environment. The "secret" to having weapons is presented as the deterrent effect, not necessarily their use. The article cautions against the idea of an individual being able to fight an entire government with weapons, emphasizing that the masses being armed is a formidable threat to any tyrant.

Understanding Talent and Development

Beyond the NWO discourse, the issue explores the nature of talent, particularly in artistic fields. It debunks the notion that great talents are solely innate or a result of past lives. Instead, it posits that talents in areas like writing, music, art, and dance can be significantly enhanced through dedication, practice, learning specific principles, and understanding the techniques involved. The article uses examples like learning grammar for writing or understanding artistic principles to illustrate how talent can be cultivated. It suggests that while genetic predispositions might play a role in general qualities like concentration and persistence, mastery comes from learning and application.

The New World Order Conspiracy

Several sections are dedicated to detailing the alleged NWO conspiracy. It identifies various groups and individuals purportedly involved, including those with Nazi ties, Satanic organizations, financial powers, and certain political figures. The publication suggests that the NWO is a Luciferian-based agenda aiming to establish a global hierarchy controlled by an elite few. It calls for the circulation of names and addresses of these alleged promoters to intimidate them and expose their plans. Specific entities like George Bush, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Clinton, Perot, Kissinger, and others are named as promoters. The historical roots of the NWO concept are traced back to figures like Adam Weishaupt and the Illuminati, and even to Hitler's "Third Reich."

Resources and Further Information

The magazine provides a list of resources for readers seeking more information on the New World Order. This includes specific issues of "Revelations of Awareness," books like "Behold a Pale Horse" by Bill Cooper, "Vampire Killer 2000" by Jack McLamb, "The World Order" by Eustace Mullens, and Pat Robertson's book on the NWO. Addresses and ordering information are provided for some of these resources, encouraging readers to distribute this information widely.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the pervasive nature of the New World Order conspiracy, the importance of information dissemination as a tool against it, and the development of personal talents through learning and practice. The editorial stance is one of warning and urgency, encouraging readers to become aware, share information, and actively resist what is perceived as a globalist agenda aimed at enslaving humanity. There is a strong emphasis on spiritual and informational warfare, with a clear distrust of established power structures and a call for grassroots awareness and action.