FUD WOO! - Explorers' Guide to SciFi World
FUD on You! And other recent Temporal Markers.
FUD on You! And other recent Temporal Markers.
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Okay, humans. | |
It's cold. | |
57 out here. | |
It's a you know decent insulation, so when it gets cold at night, it keeps it cold during the day. | |
And I hadn't been in here until now. | |
But in general, it's a very cold uh year. | |
We're running maybe consistently 10 to 12 degrees colder across our state over the last few years. | |
So we took a big drop down in temperature. | |
But uh today we're at the 20th of May. | |
If you go and look at some previous videos I had done, you'll notice that I had talked about something that might come in around the the 19th or 20th, an emotional spike kind of thing. | |
This was in the data sets uh from the Ulta reports years ago, not specifically for this particular month or uh or anything, but um a descriptor set that the most recent time I've run for emotional intensity values. | |
I thought I saw a few indicators that that older forecast was going to happen around the 19th of this month, and so I'd mentioned this in a few videos saying, hey, something might come in around on the 19th of the month that will provide us this emotional um jump off or levering or propelling into uh desperation language, and that uh uh you know just heads up, right? | |
And then we arrive at this point in time, we get the uh FUD, fear, uncertainty, and doubt being spewed out of a giant FUD hose all over the um crypto markets, and it was deliberate, it was done for someone's plan, someone's agenda. | |
We can speculate that somebody acquired cryptos in the process, flushing out the weak hands, attempting to alter the balance of power, so to speak. | |
Um within the uh the ownership of cryptos, and uh so uh we arrive at the 19th and we get the um the precipitous plunge down. | |
Now that happened to coincide with uh this uh the old forecast from the uh Soaring 20s report, which was um uh December of 2017. | |
Maybe I have to look again. | |
But anyway, we'd had 64,000 as a strike point, at which time we would have a drop that would exceed 30 percent. | |
Now I wrote it as 30 plus percent because I didn't want to tell people that it's a light was likely to be a 50% drop. | |
So if you go back and you read those old reports, it'll say 30 plus percent. | |
And and factually, at the time that I came across that data, it's like uh, you know, I know that the net result on this is gonna be precipitous and it will be greater than 30%, but will it reach 50% and will it be 50% of the all-time high or 50% of the most recent high, or you know, how do you judge that? | |
Right. | |
So 30% was a good indicator for because it was all about a visceral response, uh, because the data sets had described it as a point at which many people would start literally feeling like they were gonna vomit. | |
And so, in that sense, uh it was a little tiny mini echo of the kind of emotional uh reaction and and physical flushing that people encountered in the 1929 uh crash. | |
So this is what I'm saying, right? | |
That okay, so time is tricky shit, right? | |
Pay attention. | |
So we've all been bombarded with FUD. | |
But that FUD was forecast in 2000 and started being forecast in 2014 or so, and was culminating in a set that matured as I think of it as matured in 2017 and was reported in December of that year. | |
Within the Ulta reports, okay. | |
That's when this little forecast was written up. | |
And so here's here's the problem on all of this. | |
In terms of we have in discussing the woo of it all. | |
Uh so this is FUD woo or woo-fUD, all right. | |
It's actually FUD against woo is is what's coming out now. | |
That's what we've just experienced. | |
Was a giant manipulation. | |
Elon Musk's uh shit postings, his shit tweets, uh everybody else who was in there, all the big players, all of that verbiage was aimed at one goal, which was to get all of the weak hands to uh dish hoard to unhodel. | |
And and it had been forecast in 2017 from a set that had been really the this was the maturation process. | |
So in just briefly, um we would get a set of data that would grow like this over time, and would be complete or mature at this point here when it was put into the report, but it would have linguistic threads that would go all the way back to its inception point. | |
And so each and every one of these sets would be represent each and every one of these circles uh would represent a period of data gathering in which more and more data glommed into that same set around that same um uh meme, if you will, or theme, and that thematically it grew over time until it emerged in in this forecast. | |
That's that's conceptually something that we're looking at here. | |
All right. | |
So this though was that data set there referenced the emotional ties back to 1929. | |
At that time. | |
It wasn't reported, but it was in the data, and because of the nature of what we were going through in 2017, plus the fact that I was also uh uh basically dying of cancer, un undiagnosed, didn't know what it what it was, etc. | |
It could only work a brief period of time uh every day on these things. | |
I was just simply not able to keep up with it. | |
So I wasn't able to be voluminous and put in 30,000 words if I could get away with 3,000 words. | |
Physically did not have the capability. | |
Anyway, though, so uh the data sets then were pointing at 1929 as a specific inception point, very much like the data itself, as a specific inception point for the echo that we're living through in this time. | |
So the concept that was attempting to be uh that that I derived out of that data was that the 1929 crash, which we think of as happening just in 1929, but it was actually a series of crashes, and they and they started in 1929, but they went all the way through until 1933 when the bond market crashed. | |
What we're gonna go through is a rhyming echo of that, not a retrace, not a repeat in any way, but the emotional um uh outpouring, the emotional responses to the conditions in 1929 through 1933 will be echoed now. | |
So this is from 1929 to 1933, and there's a there's a whole lot of stuff in here, by the way, uh, that also needs to be brought up relative to Judaism, to Jewish people, uh, to their to specific contracts, | |
and um those sorts of things, uh, because those also are going to be echoing over this next period of time, which which that forecast was for our time now, 2021 through 2025. | |
And it'll actually happen, most of it'll happen in 2021 through 2024, but there will still be little trailing bit in 2025. | |
That's why it's written out that way. | |
But the um it'll be a rhyming echo to the emotional trauma that everybody went through then. | |
Only now we're going through that same emotional trauma, curiously, probably caused by the same group of people, and this time the response is going to be different. | |
So in 2025, the outcome will be remarkably different than the setup than 1933 left for the for the rest of that decade. | |
And there's so many layers of the temporal aspects of it that I'm just not going to get into. | |
Okay. | |
But I know that the data sets at the time, in 2014 through 2000, in 2014, Bitcoin was just nascent, right? | |
Hardly even being mined. | |
So the FUD aspects of it and the and the specifics about 64,000 had not arrived in 2014. | |
They had arrived by 2017. | |
So that we had a much more fleshed out view of the reality in which this data set is maturing. | |
And so we end up with this forecast here of at the time, the forecast was basically as we got up to 64,000 on one side or the other, 64,000 per Bitcoin, we would have a crash that might take us down all the way down to 50% of some major high. | |
So maybe it was going to be 50% of that 64,000, right? | |
Which would result in us going down to 30 uh in the 30,000. | |
But we actually hit a low of 29,000. | |
So it was about half of some major high. | |
Probably we went up to 64,000 and hovered in the in the uh in the you know the upper 50s or something for some time. | |
I don't pay attention to prices, so I don't know, but probably hovered up in the upper 50s, and it was 50% of that value, we go down to it and then we rise back up. | |
Now what I did do was to go on out and check the actual transaction volumes on the blockchains on Bitcoin and Ethereum and all the other uh, you know, just Bitcoin and Ethereum and um uh Bitcoin um it's a S E S V or or uh but one of the one of the other alt bitcoins. | |
Uh I just went and looked at the blockchain transaction volumes during this period of time to see if we had a setup that would would actually show the the volume on the as basically on uh the premise is that if we're gonna have a precipitous drop, you will see the same kind of activity on the blockchain of the coins changing hands as you do on the way up. | |
And and we didn't. | |
So I knew right off that any price stuff was all basically within the exchanges. | |
It did not translate over to the blockchains themselves. | |
So it did match the fear uncertainty and doubt stuff that came out of that data set culminated in 2017. | |
And uh thus I was pretty sanguine about the price drop, didn't care much. | |
I as I say, I don't follow the prices anyway, right? | |
So, but I was it it didn't worry me because I knew as part of that data set from way back when in 2017 that there were some very interesting aspects about this particular time. | |
And so if we had the temporal marker right here show up, and aha we did, so we had a TM here in this set, and it was it showed up, it manifested, right? | |
Okay, so good because maybe, and and by the way, this is a truism within the work I had done that once you start getting major temporal markers show up, the odds favor the next uh temporal marker also showing up. | |
In other words, the sets are cohesive, they appeared to be cohesive in their prescient value throughout the range of material within that set. | |
And so if one of the temporal markers shows up, then they then it increases the odds of the others showing up. | |
And as each and every one of the of those do show up, you get into a situation um uh got a reset and stuff, uh, where where this you get up to a point where you feel as an outside observer of this that there's a certain level of certainty to these uh to the remaining temporal markers also showing up. | |
And so here are some of the other temporal markers, right? | |
100,000 parties. | |
And that's a temporal marker that was associated is in that set. | |
And um, and that was going to happen in the same year that this event happened. | |
And in that same year, this event was gonna happen before the coming coming December. | |
So in other words, before Christmas. | |
So in the in the data sets back in 2017, it was discussed in such a way that one got the impression that there would be 100,000 Bitcoin parties around uh Christmas time, around holiday times, right? | |
Such that people that uh people were in um uh much more happy mood, they were they were very uh ebullient, they were um you know uh open the champagne, you know, and and uh uh get out the oysters, that kind of thing, right? | |
And la la la, you know, seasonal thing. | |
Now there's a lot to a lot going on in this thing. | |
It's not a it's not a it's a wonderful life kind of a picture, or or sort of it is, because even in that film, it's a wonderful life. | |
There's a background of the depression of the 1930s, and and it's the realization of the human values within that depression that made that movie um have its redeeming qualities, right? | |
It presented you with redeeming qualities to the depression itself. | |
Now, this was what the the report was doing was presenting me the redeeming qualities to the conditions that would otherwise seem somewhat depressing. | |
And as you know, I'm not depressed, I'm a little beat up because I was in the car for too many hours yesterday, and my old bones are I'd rolled too much in my life and and fought too hard, and so my bones uh you know they don't like being crammed in and held steady in in that position uh for too long. | |
But in any event, but no, I'm not depressed, I'm just uh achy. | |
Um but anyway, so we have 100,000 uh dollar bitcoin parties to look forward to. | |
And presumably, if this data set is will mature at the same rate as all the other temporal markers, its accuracy rate should be pretty good and it should show up sometime before December. | |
And um there's a lot going on within this data set. | |
It was a very prescient data set. | |
It had within it some spectacular uh hits like the uh blondes on boats, uh the Costa Concordius uh sinking and all of that. | |
Uh there were many, many, many other temporal markers in this larger uh set, right? | |
And so I have a fairly fairly content that the other things will occur, occur, that we'll get this hundred thousand dollar parties. | |
Now, that's not the end of Bitcoin, right? | |
It doesn't stop at a hundred thousand. | |
But within the data sets, we got to the point where we were celebrating the hundred thousand um uh uh Bitcoin, dollar Bitcoin, at the same time sad that the dollar was so shitty, but at the same time there was hope that because of this other stuff that was developing, but I'll get back to that in a minute. | |
But um within it all, at the same time, almost instantly after the hundred thousand dollar Bitcoin parties, we get to this point where Bitcoin becomes unobtainium, all right. | |
So at that point, yeah, you can buy a few satoshis, but the people that have the Bitcoin are basically thereafter uh able to name their own price if they decide to sell. | |
And so um it becomes something that ultimately becomes working worked up to the level of settling sovereign debt over time. | |
And at this point, as we transition in this period of 2021 through 2025, uh, as we get in here, the Bitcoin will go to the point where you just don't see it transaction. | |
There won't be a lot of activity on um public exchanges for uh whole bitcoins or large quantities of bitcoins and so on. | |
Satoshis will rise in value and will represent uh their own basic level of uh cryptocurrency where uh you know you work to buy a whole satoshi, that kind of a thing, right? | |
Or or your first Satoshi. | |
Anyway, though, so so um so the Bitcoin Bitcoin's gonna continue on up. | |
Uh it it is a um had long, long, long lifespan within the data sets in the present component. | |
And presumably at this stage, the data sets have and my interpretation of it have proven uh of value. | |
I mean, some people have made themselves millionaires uh from reading my shit and uh and following it. | |
And so I have a good anticipation. | |
I have a good anticipation that over these next few years the rest of this data set's gonna mature. | |
And and now, and so the rest of that data set uh can contains stuff like um uh terrible winter coming up, um uh revolution in Europe, um revolution in the United States, and uh all different kinds of bizarrenesses. | |
But all of the language in here has to be understood within the context that are that's going to be occurring. | |
Alright, so in the background of all of the stuff that's going to be going on with the financial system and all of the FUD that they're heaping out trying to control it. | |
And the point of the FUD was to for someone to gather bitcoins and to drive out all of the weak hands. | |
And then basically what they're trying to do is to move the herd around by spewing out FUD in very from various different angles onto the populace onto humanity. | |
now in the background of all of this uh fud spewing over 2021 we have piling up in here so i'm going to remove this here yeah okay so So within this data set that basically matured in this process here, and it begun way back in like 2003, and that's main point of maturation was in those years. | |
We have things like the revival, all right. | |
And I'll just put it that way, revival. | |
And we'll get into that in a second. | |
Um we also have the winter. | |
And we have the EU and I'll put it down here as Vikings. | |
And um, and we have tons more stuff that was within this data set that we are able to track because of specific temporal markers that we can see emerge, prices, right? | |
So it's not ambiguous. | |
We didn't go up to 75,000 and fall down, and we didn't go up to uh 60,000 as the all-time high and fall down. | |
We went up to somewhere around 64,000 as an all-time high and then fell down. | |
So we have that as a temporal marker that has a numeric value. | |
That's why I tried to get as many numeric values teased out of the data sets as I possibly could as we went forward. | |
And most of them failed, right? | |
Because the data sets were just so riddled with numbers that part of the processing that I did in order to extract the prescient language was to just throw away numbers like mad. | |
Uh, because they're all like the internet is composed of numbers, right? | |
That's a basic substrate. | |
So you can't really uh can't you can't take it at face value when you encounter it in this kind of weird ass woo process. | |
And so all the numbers had to be thrown out. | |
But whenever I did get some, I would always put them into the reports because they were good for this particular thing. | |
Um just like wherever I could, I tried to label uh an image, right? | |
Something that would stand out that could not be denied later on and could be used as a clue into a particular as a pointer, so to speak, into a particular point of reality. | |
Blondes on boats, right? | |
And in the data sets, it describes a situation where a blonde in woman was taken to where she should not go, and aha, that's what occurred with Costa Concordia. | |
It came out in the very first article, so it was linguistically a really good pointer to put blondes on boats as the title for that. | |
Uh just as we we, you know, the 64k uh 64,000 question. | |
And so there we go, right? | |
At the time that was written, back in 2017, uh I think we'd hit 2000 or 20,000 uh on Bitcoin at that point. | |
Uh but probably that the but that number was emerging way back, maybe 2016, maybe even 2015, back in the stage when it was totally unbelievable. | |
Probably at 2015, maybe we were in you know, double digits for Bitcoin. | |
I you know, I don't follow prices that well, so I don't have a real good memory of what time what number appeared. | |
I have to go look that shit up and I'm lazy. | |
Anyway, so um within that set here, we also had $600 gold or silver, $600 silver, and other stuff relative to um uh gold that I'm not gonna go into now because it deserves its own separate video. | |
Um but in any event the silver was also in that set. | |
Uh we also had uh within there within this set right here for temporal markers, um we had this Antarctica. | |
We had the um uh UFOs and others, right? | |
So here we are, right? | |
We've got the UFO sets that were predicted, the secrets revealed coming out. | |
We have, you know, being disgorged from deep in the in the um government in a background of rioting in the streets in the United States, rioting in Europe, in the background of the sun disease, you know, so the sun disease, which the sun has a what? | |
Corona. | |
Um. | |
And it was confusing because the sun itself, the big scary ball in the sky, can be thought of as being diseased because we're in the grand solar minimum. | |
Where we have very little sunspot, so it's behaving abnormally. | |
All of these sets were in that same set as this here, which still is has these out there and many other predictions as forecast yet, right? | |
Because they're not really predictions, they're forecasts that the language would appear, whether or not the language actually accurate accurately describes the events. | |
We couldn't know at this point. | |
All we could really forecast was that the language would appear. | |
And so arguably, people, a lot of people are talking about six, eight, nine hundred thousand dollar silver. | |
So arguably we hit that mark, whether or not we ever actually get transactionally that level of value. | |
However, transactionally, we did hit that mark, and you can plainly see if you go and look on Twitter and these kind of places, uh, you know, a copy of the that being written and published publicly in that year. | |
Anyway, so um revival in Antarctica. | |
And okay, and so the Antarctica stuff is connected to the UFOs obliquely, but also is focused on what I chose to call real human history. | |
And real human history was part of the counterpoint to the FUD, to the fear, uncertainty, and doubt that the powers that be are spewing out over us with all of their diseases and all of their other bullshit, right? | |
Still trying to maintain control as all of the masses wake up. | |
And uh as all the normies become unsettled in the pack. | |
And uh at this point, we've had arguably a number of the pointers, the uh precursor pointers that I would have expected around Antarctica and around the UFOs, are here now. | |
And we for sure had this, so we're just ticking them off like mad, right? | |
This one's coming up, this one right here is a maybe. | |
That's that's maybe that's gonna show up because it's it's linked to this, but there's some of the the wooer parts of it, and that is on the outside fringe, we're seeing some of the the actual uh appearance of some real human history kind of stuff popping up out of Antarctica. | |
Now, the EU, by the way, is all about the Vikings, it's about northern, well, it's not, it's about all of the EU, but but in conjunction, this is also uh obliquely linked. | |
And so uh the situation is developing in Europe where there's gonna be a Chad explosion, all right, where uh they basically have fucking had it with Soros and uh the other globalist Nazis using the mass migration to destabilize their society, destroy their currencies, and disrupt their culture. | |
And so part of all of these data sets, there were these two revolutions right here, the Viking Revolution, and the revival, which is Amran Am Rev II. | |
Okay, which is the American Revolution too, which we're in right now. | |
And and that's happening right now. | |
And so we can tick that off. | |
And in fact, in fact, you've got this wacko um uh group of uh individuals, some of whom I some of whom I have disputes with, uh, but I will nonetheless bring them up in um as and I will claim them as a temporal marker within this here because this was called the revival of Americana. | |
This was called in the data sets. | |
This was called the re-emergence, the revival of the American Revolution too. | |
It's gonna be settling, it's gonna be finishing the American Revolution as the globalists are met and dealt with, right? | |
But at the moment we have um Robert David Steele's bats, something bat tour, which is funny, connected to corona and bat disease, but I think it's something bats. | |
Uh but he's going on this this bus tour all around the USA going rah-ra-rah, USA, Americana shit, right? | |
Let's get our act together and kick these fucking globalists out. | |
And okay, it's like, you know, Robert David Steele, uh, he and I have disputes, I'm quite certain, uh, but we're fellow travelers, right? | |
We agree on that goal, so hey, I can get behind it, dude. | |
More power to you. | |
Um, you know, watch out who you hang out with, though, especially these fucking Brits. | |
Uh, you know, the the Brit soccer hooligans, I like those guys. | |
Uh, but a lot of the others you gotta be careful of. | |
Anyway, though, so um, but Amrav II is the revival of Americana, and it's another one of these major data sets, and then this goes on for fucking decades, maybe a hundred plus years, I don't know, because we get into it real deep because it's also associated with real human history. | |
And it brings out an entirely new, this is the emergence of the new America, right? | |
And so I won't live to see it, guys. | |
I mean, I won't live to see the really cool parts, I think, uh, out a few decades uh when uh the generation that is involved as the solid generation, as the rock upon which America is going to stand for uh the next couple of hundred years, emerges through this fourth turning that is happening right now. | |
It is coming out. | |
If you're an aware observer, you can watch it, you can see it. | |
Uh go and look at um the X22 report on on BitChute, okay, on BitChute. | |
Uh Dave puts out uh uh these great video reports, and he makes a point of showing uh fundamentally the little tiny incremental step by step by step by step by step emergence into reality of what I'm talking about right here in a much broader stroke. | |
So I'm I'm painting the broad brush here, and he's he does I'm sure he's not aware of it, but he's describing every single step that we're taking in in when we look back later on, it all of those steps will add up to this American Revolution too. | |
Now, this American Revolution 2 is going to be coincident over the course of a terrible winter, in spite of the fact that in December we might be able to everybody celebrating, we're gonna be celebrating more than just Bitcoin, by the way. | |
There will be major uh major turning points for that generation that will be visible by December. | |
Uh I don't know what the hell I'm okay, so I'm not gonna go into that, right? | |
Because that's tied into the other videos with gold and stuff. | |
But any event, so by this terrible winter, when we get into the really nasty part of this winter, bear in mind we're in an ice age, the sun itself is in a grand solar minimum, so this winter is gonna be brutal. | |
And if you've got anything going this summer, set aside time to prepare for these the coming winter months. | |
Uh, you know, make preparations, prepare for grid failure, you know, get food stored. | |
I kid you not, get get your shit together. | |
But in any event, so um, or move south, way south, that kind of thing. | |
Um in American Revolution 2 is gonna be coincident with what I called the Viking Revolution or the pushback or the anti-immigration wave. | |
It had many different names for it as we wrote about it over the course of time in the in this number of years here. | |
And the data sets describe a situation where uh within the continental EU, which is now firmly decided because Britain's no longer there, so we'd crossed another milestone, and in the cultural context of what was going on, we had two things occurring relative to the immigration crisis that, or three things occurring. | |
The money had dried up to to drive the immigrants, so there was no longer a giant push north. | |
And the weather was just brutal, just terribly brutal up in the Scandinavian countries and the Faroe Islands all the way down through Scotland and into uh almost all the way in through England, right? | |
Uh having to do that actually has to do more with the Gulf Stream and the problems there, but we can't get into that now. | |
Uh in any event, so in the in the Viking Revolution, the brutal weather had finally really taken its toll on, it was starting to affect the actual natives, you know, the the Swedes, right? | |
They were even they were saying, hmm, brrr, you know, better get another coat. | |
And uh, and so the the immigrants were fucking freezing. | |
That no matter where they went, they just could not get away from the cold, and with the sudden lack of support, right? | |
There was just no longer any kind of social support for um uh uh from the outside for the takeover of the country. | |
So I'm suspecting that at that point, uh, by that December, uh, we get into and following the you know, into the subsequent winter of January and February and March and April. | |
Um because bear in mind in the in the grand solar minimum here, your winters won't, your falls will will be starting, everything will be starting later. | |
And so winter may not start until January. | |
So you might get you might skate on October and November and December and think you're good. | |
And then January, February, March, April, May, you get slammed. | |
Um anyway, though, so uh in that period of time, without the external money coming in to support the organizations, which gradually filters down to all of the individual refugees and is sort of like um, you know, under the under the table tips, uh the economic pressure was taken off of the invasion. | |
And as a result, within the data sets, and it was a result of the weather, a lot of the people were, especially after they'd been there a number of years, and it just didn't get any better for them. | |
Uh, you know, and as you get older, you can't take the cold, especially if you've lived all your life in the south. | |
Uh also the people are now shut in under clouds and and terrible weather, they're not getting any sun, there's no vitamin D to be had that way, and so vitamin D is also a failure for them, and they're they're dying as a result of that. | |
Severe pandemic among the darker-skinned uh migrants into the north based on uh vitamin D totally being depleted from them uh under ice age conditions. | |
And uh so it's a pandemic of vitamin D depletion, is is contributes to all of this stuff going on in here. | |
And in the Viking Revolution, there's actually I don't want to say it's not national warfare, but there is a concerted social effort as a result of violence breaking out, and uh the response is uh that the people have finally had it, | |
and and they get more violent, and then conditions get to the point where it is uh as has been accurately and prejudicially described, it is ethnic cleansing, in the sense that uh the ethnicity of the attacking parties, | |
the immigrants, and their their mental uh condition at the time um makes um accommodation and treaties and and um uh resolution uh virtually impossible, and so there just seems to be a social impetus all through Europe to just shove all the migrants south, and that's what they do. | |
And so it's like, whoa, you know, in the data reports, so it's not described as as a a fun time for anyone, right? | |
And and the emotional outpouring from this is absolutely fucking horrific, and you've got no idea, and all I saw was something that uh I'm afraid that I don't want to read about it at the time because I don't want to live through it, and it was that horrifically written up in these data sets. | |
So it's not gonna be a good time. | |
Uh, but that was what was forecast was a Viking revolution. | |
I called it that because it begins in Sweden and those areas and and the push is to drive people South, and it turns out they want to go anyway because the weather just keeps getting worse and worse and worse. | |
And you know, it gets down to the point where you got Italy, the boot freezing, you know. | |
Um, and it and affects crops and all of this. | |
We're in seriously, in 2021, as had been forecast, we are in the brutal winter, and that brutal winter is what announces ice age, you know, technically grand solar minimum. | |
Uh, but ice age is going to be the the operative word. | |
And so here I am uh on the 20th of May. | |
Um true, I'm at 47 degrees latitude, but I should not be here at at these temperatures at this time of year. | |
It should be in May. | |
I mean, in past years, we were seriously into a decent spring, and now it's uh limping in at best. | |
Anyway, though, so coinciding with the winter and the Vikings Revolution, we start in on this long period here in this revival. | |
As I say, you know, you I could not have conceived in 2017 writing about this this stuff. | |
I wouldn't, I could not have conceived Robert David Steele's uh bus trip, you know, revival tent meeting going around the country. | |
Uh, and it has all the flavors of a religious revival, uh, tent meetings and all. | |
It's political, but it has all of the emotional accoutrement. | |
Under the circumstances, you know, say many just just tremendous, you know. | |
I guess hey, we did good there. | |
Anyway, so and oh, by the way, we actually now have um real solid visual evidence. | |
If you go and look on BitChute and a few other places, you'll be able to see uh Spanish uh troops throwing migrants back into the ocean. | |
Now, true, the migrants only have to splash down and walk over around a fence to get back into Morocco, but nonetheless, they're doing it, they're just saying, fuck this, you know, and pitching them out. | |
Uh, it's getting too much, right? | |
And these uh immigrants are not children, women, they're 20-year-old, you know, they're they're military-age men. | |
It's an invasion. | |
Soros is paying for it, and there's he's also incentivized it, so you know you can't blame the um the patsies in any of this, but you have to deal with them, and it's an intractable situation. | |
You can't sit them down long enough to explain to them why they're acting as a bad agent or a bad actor in this and and why they've been set up. | |
Uh, you have to let them figure that shit out on their own. | |
Just as everybody that got involved in the FUD has to now figure out that hey, it was a FUD-ho's job, right? | |
They're hosing down the the herd to get them to move over that way. | |
And so, well, that's how you learn. | |
And uh, you know, you won't you won't sell easily easily so easily next time. | |
Okay, so um okay, so here's a here's a funny thing. | |
All right, here's deep conspiracy. | |
Um October and November, in December and then January of 200 19 and then January of 2020, on the on the Chinese part of the deep web, one could find videos that showed uh scenes of Chinese uh CCP Gestapo. | |
Okay, the CCP has its own uh military force, separate from the People's Liberation Army, and they are actually somewhat uh contentious with each other. | |
Uh anyway, though, the the CCP, let's just think of them as like militarized police, all right, and these are the social police of the CCP. | |
Okay, and so back then in um October and November of 2019 was when I first encountered these very disturbing videos of these uh CCP militarized police going through neighborhoods in Wuhan in Hubai province in PPE, personal protective gear, and they were carrying stuff, okay. | |
They were also armed. | |
They were also accompanied by armed PLA security guys, also in PPE, right? | |
Uh Their gear for the uh PLA was white, whitish. | |
The CCP had uh distinct manila colored PPE, and they had a distinct manila colored set of um respirator gear to a full head thing. | |
The PLA soldiers did not. | |
The PLA soldiers had white PPE, they had a white full headgear mask thing, but they had these little breather units on the side, not tanks with air and stuff in them. | |
And so there were these videos out on the deep web, and these there would always be uh three, at least three of the CCP guys, and they would be surrounded by maybe as many as 11 or 12 of the PLA guys and the PLA guys had uh long arms. | |
They had some form you're seeing these videos being taken from buildings way the hell up. | |
So like 10 or 12 floors over the uh up over the activity that they're filming in uh Wuhan as they're in the middle of the night watching this shit go on, wondering what's going on, and they're filming it with their phones, and these guys were brave enough to upload it to the uh deep web. | |
And this is probably what why the Chinese freaked out later on and shut the deep web down, uh their connection with it. | |
But in any event, um you would see the three C C C P guys and their little cadre move down these alleyways with this gear, and then this the PLA guys would all back out, uh leaving the C CP guys uh maybe 50 yards or 25 to 50 yards, somewhere in there, distance away from the CCP guys, who would set down their gear, literally set it down on the road, fiddle with it. | |
You can't really tell what's going on, it's in the middle of the night, they're they're messing with stuff, they're bent over it. | |
Then they would stand back up and they had some kind of a squeezy gun, some kind of a thing that required that they did some kind of an activity. | |
At first I thought it it reminded me oddly of uh bagpipes where you smash the the sack of air under your arm to get the air out through the horn. | |
They were doing something that was that energetic. | |
Now it may have been that they were pumping something after having heard this other thing that I'll tell you about in a second, this is what I've thought of. | |
Maybe they were having to deal with the output output of something that was highly compressed that was going through some kind of a highly compressed hose, and the only way to deal with it was to clamp that hose under your arm, and it made your arm move as it pumped out. | |
Because what would happen was they would stand there and they would sort of jump and there would be these spurts of this stuff that looked like uh concert smoke. | |
It would it would just sort of spurt out and then it would disperse. | |
It would it would expand very rapidly. | |
And uh uh uh and then the only one guy did that, and then they'd only do it just a little bit, you know, maybe maybe that long, just you know, a half a second or something, maybe not even that, and then laboriously put it all back together, and then in the rest of the video, and then they you'd see the cadre come back around them, and then they'd move off. | |
And it's like, what the hell? | |
Now, the people that were doing the handling the whatever it was, the puffer, uh, were armed. | |
Uh they had they had uh handguns. | |
You can see this clearly. | |
And they weren't uh the two people that were with the person that handled the pumper, were were hand the handguns in their hands. | |
In some of these videos, as the PLA guys move out, you can hear some kind of going on as people yell and shout at each other, and I don't speak Chinese, so and I couldn't understand it anyway, that's not that good of a capture. | |
And in some of these videos, you can hear them talking and stuff, and you can also hear occasionally gunshots, and you have no way to connect any of this to anything. | |
Uh so um I went to at the time, I went to the trouble because it's been decades since I'd been involved in um uh various different kinds of long arms, so I just don't recognize the various tones anymore, right? | |
And so I wanted to be sure that I was not being set up or anything on this, and so I sent this video to a friend of mine who's in law enforcement and had him listen to it. | |
And he said, Yeah, he said, that's you know, X and told me that, you know, I think that this is the make of the rifle, and the Chinese are known to use this. | |
Um, and these were not, you know, modern submachine gun kind of stuff, right? | |
This is this is like real grunt weapons, um, like the guys in the Washington DC are carrying with their six rounds, their carbines, that sort of thing. | |
So uh so anyway, so he said, Yeah, he said that sounds like the re reply from you know, this bouncing off of uh concrete walls. | |
And this guy's in law enforcement and has testified on sound and shit. | |
So I'm taking him at his word that this is his understanding of it. | |
And so I thought, okay, so someone's shooting. | |
Maybe they're shooting a warning shots, or who the hell knows, right? | |
You don't see the shots, you don't know what's going on, it's out of frame that that activity goes on. | |
Anyway, though, so now fast forward to now, literally today, um I get sent this video. | |
I uh as a courtesy to the fellow, I check it out real quick, and it turns out to be this guy Adams, Mike Adams. | |
Uh I want to say he's a health health warrior or something. | |
Okay, so some kind of health health, he's you know, a fit guy and everything. | |
So that's his specialty, his health stuff. | |
Anyway, and so he's talking about the idea that maybe the coronavirus was a sham, and the spike proteins have been um put out there in and of themselves as themselves to cause the problems that the spike proteins cause, | |
and that they were done at the that the spike proteins were put out mechanistically, and that he's saying that specifically in New York, and I think he named some other city that that you know this there was patterns of death and and destruction oh in northern Italy, and which is true. | |
Northern Italy was unlike any other part of Europe in terms of how it spread and uh the number of people affected and how they went and all of that. | |
Absolutely uh huge jump in in everything in the rest of Europe didn't have any of that shit, right? | |
And so, same here. | |
New York we had all the deaths and the chaos and all of that sort of thing. | |
So, anyway, uh, you know, uh he could be wrong, and he's thinking there's a conspiracy for somebody to dump spike protein into the environment, and people were reacting to the spike protein being dumped into the environment, which was then later on labeled COVID, and uh for which they developed the the vaccine, which is really the another way to get the fucking spike protein into you, so that those people that are gonna go to uh croak from it will croak from it. | |
If you're gonna die from the spike protein, then they want you to do so, apparently. | |
And so this is this is his thinking. | |
I'm sort of elaborating on his his theme there, that this was a conspiracy, not only at the level of Falky and the vaccine, which we know to be true, he lied, all of that kind of bullshit. | |
The pandemic is a scandemic, he lied about so much, it got us all off on all this stuff. | |
So that part of it is true. | |
But he's that Mike Adams is saying that the the pandemic goes back even further, that there was that the coronavirus aspect of it was bogus, but the spike protein is not, that the long-term damage being done to people is because of the spike protein, which we know is true, that those people that have been affected by the spike protein do can and do have long-term damage. | |
They don't have not necessarily been affected by COVID is his uh by a coronavirus is his um take on it. | |
They may have just been exposed to the spike protein itself through aerosol or something like this. | |
Now, it's at that point that I think, aha. | |
I remember these videos, and hmm, curiously, didn't all this shit really go down in Wuhan at that time, and didn't it just go whoosh right out of nowhere? | |
Yes, it did. | |
Yes, it did. | |
Maybe it's that evil. | |
You know, maybe it's more than just them fucking with a virus and attaching spike proteins to a coronavirus to say, hey, let's see what happens. | |
I don't know, you know, we'll never know. | |
See, or the uh the likelihood that there will be a meaningful consensus on this uh is very low for a number of years. | |
We're gonna have to scrap about it for a number of years and fight over it for a number of years. | |
But as we go and fight About that. | |
We'll also have all of these other temporal markers to go through. | |
I'm really looking forward to this one. | |
And we have yet to go tick that one off, although we're building for it. | |
And yes, I'm still putting pressure on Dick Algyre and his band of uh surly RV pirates to do a video on what they know about that subject. | |
We'll see, maybe they will. | |
And um that's pretty much it for the day. | |
There's all kinds of other stuff we could discuss, but I have to do things, as do you, and I hurt so I'm gonna do things slow and uh try and get a little bit get unhurt for tomorrow. | |
Yeah, uh the real revival of the Americana thing. | |
It's gonna be really cool. | |
Uh those people that are defining themselves as um patriots, I think we'll drop that term. | |
I think it'll be um become too prejudicial that that the uh leftists, the progressives, the globalists uh will use it uh too prejudicial away. | |
But um my term was always constitutional, right? | |
That we're gonna go back to basically a revival of the American ethos that um uh was formed very naively by the populace in this grand experiment uh that led to that first revolution. | |
And it was uh wide-eyed naivety. | |
Can we pull it off? | |
Can we do this without kings? | |
Can we do this without the globalists? | |
Can we be self-governing? | |
Can we be self-ruling? | |
And you know, we need to finish that work for those bright-eyed kids, and they were you know extremely young, they were the old farts too. | |
But uh revolutions are you know a thing for young men, and so the young men that are in the um uh uh I as I the constitutional movement, right? | |
They don't know it yet. | |
They'll become that, they'll become constitutionalists, and they'll be probably labeled that or something similar. | |
But those guys are gonna get a uh big boost this summer, and um let's let's say from July 4 on, okay, that will lead to other aspects, as I alluded, other aspects of celebration by December. | |
Okay? | |
So there will be other aspects economically, politically, uh, socially. | |
There will those other aspects will also be part of um this coming period that's been signaled by all these temporal markers. | |
And so there it is, and I'm sort of bragging. | |
Yeah, yeah. | |
Yep, yep, got all that right, you know, that sort of thing. | |
Um, but uh I wasn't wrong about that, and there's a whole lot of other stuff I haven't been wrong about. | |
So let's see. |