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other end of the spectrum. There is one group (gang might be a
more appropriate name) called Jamborees who are an unruly and
destructive collection of angry wild young people.
The Bishops in Lancaster Co. meet twice yearly to keep this large
settlement of opposites together. A lot of compromise and looking
the other way is done for the sake of peace. "Peace" at any price is
the name of the game. Even before a prayer is said in church the
minister calls out, "Wenn mer eenich sin, wella mer bete." This
translates, "If we are in one accord, then let us pray." Because peace
is so important, they are out of balance in getting it. They place
peace far above truth. In order to have the appearance that
everything is well, secrecy pervades everything like the air one
breathes.
Because their whole culture is secret, children raised in it aren't
aware of how strong it is, it is simply a way of life, like it is for the
Illuminati. Legalism values conformity. Conformity perfers robotic
obedience over understanding. In fact, one Bishop told Fritz,
co-author of this book, "We don't want our young folks to
understand why they do what they do, we only want obedience.
Understanding is dangerous." Does the reader begin to see how the
Amish make both the perfect setting for Monarch Mind-Control,
and the perfect cover.
The Amish are a very secret group. During their early history they
suffered severe persecution. Their culture teaches them to suffer in
silence, which today helps their Satanic abusers infiltrate their
culture. In the past in Europe, when the Catholic or Protestant
church caught them they were tortured to death. They were hunted
as animals and treated worse than animals when caught. This was
the trauma, that Satan did to them, and the lie that was then handed
them was that if they would cloister themselves secretly in the New
World away from everyone else, they would be safe.
The Amish have shut out from outsiders the true flavor of their
culture and beliefs. They are silent about their problems. They tell
themselves that outsiders couldn't possibly be interested in their
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