Very eloquently said, GC. A corollary to your point, is this mantra about an "awaking of the masses". There is no "awaking"...the controllers just pretty much dropped hiding stuff about 15 years ago. Only those completely zombified are believing the narrative these days.
All false-flags have a hero story included. I've always found the he…
Very eloquently said, GC. A corollary to your point, is this mantra about an "awaking of the masses". There is no "awaking"...the controllers just pretty much dropped hiding stuff about 15 years ago. Only those completely zombified are believing the narrative these days.
All false-flags have a hero story included. I've always found the hero stories the most odious part of all the psy-ops...because the hero stories are so patronizingly degrading to the open-mouthed, gullible masses. I'm always waiting for that first story about the teacher shielding her students with her body. The gullible lap up this pablum like the treacle it is.
A bit off topic, but the "assassination" of the heath insurance CEO has all the earmarks of a psy-op. American CEOs have been stepping down and buying their bug-out bolt-holes in foreign countries for a few years now. What better way to disappear than to die? Watch it be blamed on revenge for a family member killed by the Jonestown jabs.
The worst part about 'The gullible lap up this pablum like the treacle it is.' Is going back in time to moments when I was that gullible fool, even if for only a week or a day on one psyop or another. I suppose the first step to escape sooner is recognizing it and not being ashamed to admit it.
The wealthy rats are definitely prepping for something.
Very eloquently said, GC. A corollary to your point, is this mantra about an "awaking of the masses". There is no "awaking"...the controllers just pretty much dropped hiding stuff about 15 years ago. Only those completely zombified are believing the narrative these days.
All false-flags have a hero story included. I've always found the hero stories the most odious part of all the psy-ops...because the hero stories are so patronizingly degrading to the open-mouthed, gullible masses. I'm always waiting for that first story about the teacher shielding her students with her body. The gullible lap up this pablum like the treacle it is.
A bit off topic, but the "assassination" of the heath insurance CEO has all the earmarks of a psy-op. American CEOs have been stepping down and buying their bug-out bolt-holes in foreign countries for a few years now. What better way to disappear than to die? Watch it be blamed on revenge for a family member killed by the Jonestown jabs.
The worst part about 'The gullible lap up this pablum like the treacle it is.' Is going back in time to moments when I was that gullible fool, even if for only a week or a day on one psyop or another. I suppose the first step to escape sooner is recognizing it and not being ashamed to admit it.
The wealthy rats are definitely prepping for something.