RE: Controversial Conversations with Friends

I'm all too aware of all the ways in which the lines were unforgivably crossed by the ones running the show. And if you're talking about them, then I can agree- they should be hung.

But if you're lumping in the scared people who were pushed into the mass psychosis, that's where we separate.

I oversimplified my position in this post, because yes I was never going to get it based on how I already felt about pharma- but I also had an even deeper, loudly resounding hell-no throughout my being about these mRNA injections. There was literally no threat they could have made that would have changed my mind. If they had taken it as far as suspending licenses and freezing bank accounts, I'd be living off the land right now.

But I can understand how incredibly scary that would be to a lot of people. Especially those with small children they're trying to take care of. That's what happened to my brother, he would never have done it if not for that.

So I'm on board with being furious with the lying, murdering, manipulating "ruling class", but that's not what I'm talking about when I say be a bridge. I'm talking about the people that make up the rest of us. I'm talking about my family and friends that didn't understand the ramifications or felt like their back was against the wall. And even the ones who early on bought into it so much that they thought the unvaxed were selfish and responsible for more deaths- as long as they now realize the error of their thinking.

And maybe none of this matters.. if you and those who believe as you do are right then who's going to be left to build bridges with? But I remain skeptical of claims like blanket infertility. Yeah, I see it on the screen, I watched Utopia and a Handmaid's Tale, I know about predictive programming. And I've seen some of the videos of maternity doctors and nurses substantiating the claim. But I also know four vaccinated individuals who got pregnant and delivered healthy babies in the past year, and I don't personally know anyone whose had a miscarriage or trouble getting pregnant.

If anything I've seen more evidence of sudden death. I know four people- one of which I was once close to, the others close to someone I know well- between the ages of 40-50 who have died suddenly in the past two years without any real explanation except heart related. Is it a matter of the vaccines exacerbating something that was already wrong? I don't know. If people have stopped taking them and have lived through it still intact to this point are they still ticking time bombs? I don't know.

But I'm certainly hoping that's not the case. I'm hoping that Deagel was not an accurate population prediction site, or in the next few years this world is going to look very different, and none of the anger and hate will have solved anything in the meantime. It's all well and good to say Hell Gates and Falsie need to die- but who's going to do it?

I'm a big believer in practical application. In controlling what I can control and not dwelling too long on things that are out of my hands. I learned that the hard way, I went through my pissed off phase first and slid down a number of rabbit holes. Because of that, I've found that there are even bigger things at play and a lot of this stuff might just be a distraction from it.

Have you looked into the AI that is chatGPT? Do you know the potential it has to completely change society? That it appears they let the proverbial Pandora out of its box and might not be able to put it back in? It's still in its infancy, but give it time. The phrase Useless Eaters may take on a whole new significance. And yes, there are things we can do. For now, learn everything there is to know about it and use it as a tool instead of shaking our fists at a tidal wave.

We're living through one hell of a transition, and I've been working on shifting my perspective from a horror movie to an action adventure. If nothing else, it's a whole lot better on my psyche.