Theos-Talk Archives (May 2003 Message tt00117)

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Frank Reitemeyer" <dhyana@w...> 
wrote:
> Steve, why do you know that I don't like Khasars as I never said or 
wrote public or private a word on it?
> But as we are talking about it now and as I think it over I would 
say I have nothing against Khasars, but I have something against the 
black magic actions of the Khasar elite

Thanks for the clarification. I have struggled for some time to 
figure out what you are getting at, and it appears I may have got it 
wrong.

> In the Adyar TS (which is NOT the same organization as launched by 
HPB.: in 1883, the present organization taking over that name was 
founded and incoporated in 1905 by Annie Besant, but teaches a very 
different doctrine: The Jewish-Jesuitic-Brahmanic one, NOT the Aryan 
one as HPB did)

There is no reasonable doubt that Besant wanted to transform the TS 
along Leadbeater-esque lines and get away from Blavatsky's stuff 
completely.

> HPB.: self evidently taught always that it is evil when one nation 
or an alliance of nations attacks another nation ... But at the Adyar 
convention in Berlin in July 2002 the then coming Iraq war was 
cheered as the expression of Love from the Masters and the White 
Brotherhood (which were of course present is their ethericals 
bodies!).

Well, you are preaching to the choir there. I don't think grabbing 
someone else's oil wells by force can ever be justified no matter how 
tempting the potential economic gain to the instigators of the war 
might be. That is especially true if it means leaving the people 
living in bombed out cities, without food, water, medicine, or 
electricity. It seems to me people either have to take a stand 
against this sort of thing or cease prattling about "universal 
brotherhood," one of the two. If brotherhood is to be universal, it 
must extend to people who live in mineral rich areas.