✝️ Love your neighbor
Massachusetts, USA
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Yes, this has all been central planned, but it goes back a lot further. Have you listened to the Richard Day tapes? (Circa 1969).
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Why doesn’t anything make sense? Once you have read The Day Tapes, it does. Everything does.
Four hours of your life is all it takes.
It’s all here. You just have to want to know. Most don’t.
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Here’s a link to the audio…
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‘Another thing the owners will do is lock you into one laser focus say Jabs Bad.
And pay attention to whether your Jabs Bad Hero is one degree of separation from say AI Surveillance Technology.’
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‘So anyhoo, the big one that we call Hero Ball here is that the owners will give you an advocate who says stuff you like and says other stuff elsewhere but you know he/she didn’t mean it and plus Hero is communicating with you via your Augmented Neuralink…’
‘Whomever runs the world and at the very least, they run point of Operations through Israel and the United States and the International Banking System…’
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‘Want to add laughy emoji here, but we going text only MiriAF style homies and hommmettes.
Why would you be fiercely pro-anything that is not tested?
It’s a lie.’
This is what I fear👇
‘The Boomers could quite likely end up being the only generation that goes into their graves never having understood that their entire reality had been a lie.’
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‘Strangely, humans are the only species on earth that’s confused about what they should eat. One doesn’t find this in the animal world. Much of this confusion in the U.S. is the direct result of decades-long propaganda by the food corporations.’
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‘Let’s face it, most doctors are trained to be pill-pushers. Tell us your symptoms — we will medicate you.’
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‘This works out beautifully for the medical industrial complex because it maintains a steady stream of lifelong patients whose medical complications are forever managed, b ut which never go away.’