War Room Lounge V24: Mental Illness

[sickc0d3r]

The English Language is Witchcraft & Spellcasting

Let's start with the word 'grammar'. Grammar derives from the French word "grimoire". Let's see what the word grimoire means shall we...

gri·moire
/ɡrimˈwär/
noun

1. a book of magic spells and invocations.

When we go into grammar school as children we learn how to write(think 'rite' or ceremony) by learning how to spell. And during these ceremonies we use spells to create (prison) terms & sentences.

Some examples:

What is the meaning of the word "peace"? Does it mean to come together in unity? Or does "piece" mean to break apart, be separate? Is awake something you do at sunrise to begin a new day or is a wake something you do when someone's days end? Is a morning something that's good or is a mourning something that makes you feel bad?

The Hebrew definition of the word "job" is persecution. Another English definition for job is undertaking. If we are being persecuted and prepared for burial everyday are we really earning a living? Or are we actually urning a death?

Now, some of you might say "but TCK, what does any of that matter"? Well the Most High says that life and death is in the power of the tongue. He created the world with His words. People get hypnotized with words. Entire realities and world views get created through the words we say to ourselves and others everyday. We speak things into existence with the words . So when you have a language bastardized from previous languages and filled with double meanings, backward spellings, word splices, ect it can wreak havoc in the world I would imagine.

But when you begin to understand words and know how to study them they lose their power. You also begin to see how much history and truth is hidden in them. For example:

I rarely watch television. Why? Because I know they are just going to tell a lie to my vision and use my remote control to control me remotely. They use their stars to create programs in order to program my mind through their channels. Holly wood, or the Holly tree, is what witches and wiccas use to make magic wands.

If one is paying attention they do not need anyone else to tell them that TV and media shapes peoples minds with agendas and propaganda. It's all right there in the words themselves.

Another example of the this is the word government. 'Ment' is the latin word for mind. Govern means to 'control, direct policy'. So the word "government" means to control and direct policy over your mind. Government = mind control.

Another example is democracy. Demo derives from the word demon. Cracy is a form of government, rule, or influence. Guess what democracy is? Yep, demon rule. The United States is a country ruled by demons who control your mind.

And to all of my fellow Christians out there be careful when you call on the "lord" to bless you. You may get a visit from someone you didn't expect .

 

[Sketch]

The English Language is Witchcraft & Spellcasting

Let's start with the word 'grammar'. Grammar derives from the French word "grimoire". Let's see what the word grimoire means shall we...

gri·moire
/ɡrimˈwär/
noun

1. a book of magic spells and invocations.

When we go into grammar school as children we learn how to write(think 'rite' or ceremony) by learning how to spell. And during these ceremonies we use spells to create (prison) terms & sentences.

Some examples:

What is the meaning of the word "peace"? Does it mean to come together in unity? Or does "piece" mean to break apart, be separate? Is awake something you do at sunrise to begin a new day or is a wake something you do when someone's days end? Is a morning something that's good or is a mourning something that makes you feel bad?

The Hebrew definition of the word "job" is persecution. Another English definition for job is undertaking. If we are being persecuted and prepared for burial everyday are we really earning a living? Or are we actually urning a death?

Now, some of you might say "but TCK, what does any of that matter"? Well the Most High says that life and death is in the power of the tongue. He created the world with His words. People get hypnotized with words. Entire realities and world views get created through the words we say to ourselves and others everyday. We speak things into existence with the words . So when you have a language bastardized from previous languages and filled with double meanings, backward spellings, word splices, ect it can wreak havoc in the world I would imagine.

But when you begin to understand words and know how to study them they lose their power. You also begin to see how much history and truth is hidden in them. For example:

I rarely watch television. Why? Because I know they are just going to tell a lie to my vision and use my remote control to control me remotely. They use their stars to create programs in order to program my mind through their channels. Holly wood, or the Holly tree, is what witches and wiccas use to make magic wands.

If one is paying attention they do not need anyone else to tell them that TV and media shapes peoples minds with agendas and propaganda. It's all right there in the words themselves.

Another example of the this is the word government. 'Ment' is the latin word for mind. Govern means to 'control, direct policy'. So the word "government" means to control and direct policy over your mind. Government = mind control.

Another example is democracy. Demo derives from the word demon. Cracy is a form of government, rule, or influence. Guess what democracy is? Yep, demon rule. The United States is a country ruled by demons who control your mind.

And to all of my fellow Christians out there be careful when you call on the "lord" to bless you. You may get a visit from someone you didn't expect .

I'm in NYC. Beautiful sunny weather today. Wifey looks great, nice dinner reservation later. I'm taking a shit right now hence why I'm reading this. I'll look into this post later on tonight when we're back at the hotel.

 

[Lavalamp]

Is TCK Alex Jones?

 

[TheComebackKid]

No. It comes from the French word ''grammaire'' which means, strangely enough, grammar. Because they took it from Latin, gramatica, who took it in turn from the greeks, grammatike, which means ''art of letters.'' Gramma meaning letter, which is itself another word that we took from the greeks in such words like logogram, or sonogram, or gramophone, or any word with ''graph'' in it.

gramaire


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• 1Old French
  • 1.1Alternative forms
  • 1.2Etymology
  • 1.3Noun
    • 1.3.1Descendants
  • 1.4References

Old French[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]

• gramarie
• grammaire
• grimoire (book of spells)

 

[Prokofievian]

gramaire


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• 1Old French
  • 1.1Alternative forms
  • 1.2Etymology
  • 1.3Noun
    • 1.3.1Descendants
  • 1.4References

Old French[edit]
Alternative forms[edit]

• gramarie
• grammaire
• grimoire (book of spells)

Yeah, the same way that books can be called ''grammars,'' ''grammaires'' could be used to describe books written in latin. Grimoire is a francophonized ''grammaire'' that does refer to a book of spells, but it can also refer to a book which is incomprehensible. So rather than the word ''grammaire'' coming from ''grimoire'' it's rather the other way around. Or do you have some theory for why the romans and greeks have the exact same word since before the french language was even a thing?

 

[Jack V Savage]

Yeah, the same way that books can be called ''grammars,'' ''grammaires'' could be used to describe books written in latin. Grimoire is a francophonized ''grammaire'' that does refer to a book of spells, but it can also refer to a book which is incomprehensible. So rather than the word ''grammaire'' coming from ''grimoire'' it's rather the other way around. Or do you have some theory for why the romans and greeks have the exact same word since before the french language was even a thing?

I feel like this is kind of like telling Zulu that he should have tried using a little more movement and jabs against Fedor. It's not exactly wrong, but it's not really helpful, and it is very far from the biggest flaw in that post.

 

[curryjunkie]

No. It comes from the French word ''grammaire'' which means, strangely enough, grammar. Because they took it from Latin, gramatica, who took it in turn from the greeks, grammatike, which means ''art of letters.'' Gramma meaning letter, which is itself another word that we took from the greeks in such words like logogram, or sonogram, or gramophone, or any word with ''graph'' in it.

You mean TCk got it ass backwards? I'm shocked!

 

[bushman505]

You mean TCk got it ass backwards? I'm shocked!

No way the flat earther who thinks he’s a Jewish Native American and hates white people is wrong about anything.

Lol at saying the English language is a book of spells, this dude get more insane by the day.

 

[Jack V Savage]

@Cubo de Sangre, @luckyshot, I think the president's sticky thread should have a little section on the bottom titled: "That's What's Up With TCK" and then just let him type a sentence or two on stuff like Post 438.

 

[luckyshot]

The English Language is Witchcraft & Spellcasting

Let's start with the word 'grammar'. Grammar derives from the French word "grimoire". Let's see what the word grimoire means shall we...

gri·moire
/ɡrimˈwär/
noun

1. a book of magic spells and invocations.

When we go into grammar school as children we learn how to write(think 'rite' or ceremony) by learning how to spell. And during these ceremonies we use spells to create (prison) terms & sentences.

Some examples:

What is the meaning of the word "peace"? Does it mean to come together in unity? Or does "piece" mean to break apart, be separate? Is awake something you do at sunrise to begin a new day or is a wake something you do when someone's days end? Is a morning something that's good or is a mourning something that makes you feel bad?

The Hebrew definition of the word "job" is persecution. Another English definition for job is undertaking. If we are being persecuted and prepared for burial everyday are we really earning a living? Or are we actually urning a death?

Now, some of you might say "but TCK, what does any of that matter"? Well the Most High says that life and death is in the power of the tongue. He created the world with His words. People get hypnotized with words. Entire realities and world views get created through the words we say to ourselves and others everyday. We speak things into existence with the words . So when you have a language bastardized from previous languages and filled with double meanings, backward spellings, word splices, ect it can wreak havoc in the world I would imagine.

But when you begin to understand words and know how to study them they lose their power. You also begin to see how much history and truth is hidden in them. For example:

I rarely watch television. Why? Because I know they are just going to tell a lie to my vision and use my remote control to control me remotely. They use their stars to create programs in order to program my mind through their channels. Holly wood, or the Holly tree, is what witches and wiccas use to make magic wands.

If one is paying attention they do not need anyone else to tell them that TV and media shapes peoples minds with agendas and propaganda. It's all right there in the words themselves.

Another example of the this is the word government. 'Ment' is the latin word for mind. Govern means to 'control, direct policy'. So the word "government" means to control and direct policy over your mind. Government = mind control.

Another example is democracy. Demo derives from the word demon. Cracy is a form of government, rule, or influence. Guess what democracy is? Yep, demon rule. The United States is a country ruled by demons who control your mind.

And to all of my fellow Christians out there be careful when you call on the "lord" to bless you. You may get a visit from someone you didn't expect .

If the English language is witchcraft, and the Bible says “you shall not suffer a witch to live,” seems to me like you’d best be taking a permenant vow of silence.

@Cubo de Sangre, @luckyshot, I think the president's sticky thread should have a little section on the bottom titled: "That's What's Up With TCK" and then just let him type a sentence or two on stuff like Post 438.

Lol. Pearls before swine.

 

[Cubo de Sangre]

@Cubo de Sangre, @luckyshot, I think the president's sticky thread should have a little section on the bottom titled: "That's What's Up With TCK" and then just let him type a sentence or two on stuff like Post 438.

I'm he or @Ripskater (or both) come up with something good to occupy one of the 20 stickies. Would be fun to watch these guys work without the peanut gallery. Pending some amount of public support, of course.

 

[TheComebackKid]

Yeah, the same way that books can be called ''grammars,'' ''grammaires'' could be used to describe books written in latin. Grimoire is a francophonized ''grammaire'' that does refer to a book of spells, but it can also refer to a book which is incomprehensible. So rather than the word ''grammaire'' coming from ''grimoire'' it's rather the other way around. Or do you have some theory for why the romans and greeks have the exact same word since before the french language was even a thing?

That is a good point and thank you for highlighting that for me. However, upon further reading on the history of the word, and concept of, "grammatica" I found it still, and even more so, supports my post.

Grammatica did come before grimoire, you are correct. And 'grammatica' does mean "to read and write" or "the art of letters". What I've learned however, is that in the middle ages the very act of reading and writing was considered by many to be an occultic and astrological practice. People believed you could cast spells and enchantments with words and letters ie grammar. So the definition and concept for terms like grammatica, grimoire, grammarye, ect all contained an element of spellcasting and magic to them already. That is why when the French were looking for a word to represent a book of spells they used the root word "grammatica".

 

[TheComebackKid]

No way the flat earther who thinks he’s a Jewish Native American and hates white people is wrong about anything.

Lol at saying the English language is a book of spells, this dude get more insane by the day.

I'm not Jewish, I'm Hebrew. And I'm not a "native american"...I'm an Aboriginal American. If you are going to go around stalking me at least quote me correctly.

 

[Fawlty]

Oh shit did it go full Black Israelite?

 

[bushman505]

I'm not Jewish, I'm Hebrew. And I'm not a "native american"...I'm an Aboriginal American. If you are going to go around stalking me at least quote me correctly.

You are none of those things, what you are is insane.

 

[bushman505]

Oh shit did it go full Black Israelite?

He’s gone full retard.....

 

[TheComebackKid]

You are none of those things, what you are is insane.

What you are is miserable. Try focusing a a little less on me and a little more on you.

 

[bushman505]

What you are is miserable. Try focusing a a little less on me and a little more on you.

I’m not miserable at all, I’ll tell you what, I just decided a few minutes ago that I’m also a Hebrew aboriginal so we’re cool right??? Or are we still enemies since I’m white??? Can you look past skin color now that we are both Hebrews???

 

[Sketch]

I'm not Jewish, I'm Hebrew. And I'm not a "native american"...I'm an Aboriginal American. If you are going to go around stalking me at least quote me correctly.

I have a serious question for you. I'm white in the observable reality all around us and I'm baptized (so I'm going to heaven) as a Roman Catholic.

Is it possible for me to identify as a Hebrew or an Aboriginal American? Would you accept me?

 

[Lavalamp]

Oh shit did it go full Black Israelite?

Black Israelite combined with Mormonism?