Religious cattle
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Hello humans, hello humans. | |
February 15, 6.39 a.m. | |
It's reasonably cold, 36 degrees. | |
The hummingbird feeders didn't freeze, so that's that's good. | |
Anyway, so today I wanted to talk about our um doggies, right? | |
The government efficiency guys. | |
They're about to go across to the Potomac and go to the Department of Defense to the Pentagon. | |
They actually probably won't they'll go to the Pentagon itself, but there's um other data centers they'll go to. | |
Um these guys are being headed uh in their action team by uh some techies, right? | |
Some uh AI techies that have this AI that a couple of different versions of it, and they it runs and looks for um indicators for uh irregularities. | |
Okay, it's not specifically seeking for fraud. | |
You could do that, but this is just irregularities in the accounting system. | |
The problem that the doggies are gonna run into is that the Department of Defense, going all the way back into the 1920s, um, and it's really its early nascent formation as uh this kind of an organization uh has been storing data in ways that are designed to obscure, | |
uh designed to provide a flat base that if you're looking at the the books in an accounting sense and a forensic accounting sense, you get down so far, and then that's it. | |
Everything seems normal at that level. | |
Perhaps uh there's a little bit of um irregularities that you can put down to uh inefficiency or maybe you know, that sort of thing, or minor corruption, that sort of thing. | |
The problem is that the Department of Defense, uh all of their data storage goes nowadays basically to hide a vast quantity of money being siphoned out into the black projects, all of which lead to zero-point technology and um uh space aliens. | |
And the obscuring uh factors in this are gonna be such that uh Musk's techie guys are gonna run into these walls. | |
AI will tell them that there's something on the that there is a wall and that there's something on the other side of that wall, but it's not able to determine what is on the other side, and that's because of the way the data stuff is structured, right? | |
And it was designed this way. | |
Well, it grew this way as it as they went along, and secrecy became more paramount than efficiency or this sort of thing. | |
And that I'm I'm figuring that is uh occurred sometime in the very early 50s, but before the uh 1958 um geod uh geographical year or um geophysical year. | |
Uh that was the globalization at that point of the um uh secret uh civilization here in Earth, the corporations versus the space aliens. | |
So that that in my opinion occurred in 1958. | |
In that year, we get the declaration of an international geophysical year, and then all these nations go down and slice and dice Antarctica. | |
Uh so um from 58 onward, the Department of Defense started getting uh the subcontractors, the ones that were doing the black projects and stuff, dealing with the space alien tech, uh started becoming more and more sophisticated in their ability to hide stuff. | |
The problem is that the cost of secrecy grows over time faster than the degradation of the money and faster than the uh natural growth of the organization, absent the secrecy layers. | |
And then also you get into the really evil part of the corruption, which is that the doggies are going to discover that there's money that's been allocated to killing people that discover this kind of thing, right? | |
That discover the space aliens or reveal it or whatever. | |
And there's also money for uh false flag operations to redirect the public should such a thing occur, such as the recent uh Trump Tower explosion, the mention of the drones in that email. | |
It's not a manifesto, that's a propaganda word put out on it. | |
It was just simply an email that this guy had going, right? | |
Uh anyway, though, and how much of that is the is part of the op, who knows? | |
So at this point we can't trust anything, and everybody's getting to um enjoy what the doggies are rooting out, and we're starting to get Some real progress here, some of the money is being returned to the coffers of the country that would otherwise have been uh sucked away into you know uh Democrat child trafficking or who the fuck knows. | |
Anyway, though, at its core, all the way down there, with all of the corruption is the secrecy that is overlaid on the Z point zero point tech in the space alien stuff. | |
And the doggies are going to run into this. | |
It's not going to be like their ordinary corruption. | |
That grew on top of the of the black projects of its own because Democrats saw that that the money was being sucked out, or the corrupt ones, both Democrats and Republicans saw that the money was being sucked out for these projects, and they just decided to cut themselves in. | |
And then later on they set up their own deals, figuring, oh, why do I have to be dependent for my uh corruption money on what these other guys are doing? | |
I'll set up my own corruption stream, and this is where we're at now. | |
And uh the doggies are in uncovering all of this, we'll peel back all these layers, all of a sudden the United States is going to be very rich because we won't be being bled dry by all these vampires, and at the same time, uh we're gonna have a newly structured financial system that will provide uh sound money and a decent base. | |
But before we get there, the dogies have to go and dig into a bunch of this stuff. | |
Now, their problem is going to be that they're gonna run into stuff that does not make sense and and shifts their perspective very radically. | |
So one of the things they're gonna encounter when they go uh route into the black projects is that there is basically um a three-way religious battle going on within the Department of Defense and the subcontractors on the uh around the issue of the space aliens. | |
And so these guys are gonna root around and they're gonna find out the Department of Defense is spending money to fight other parts of the Department of Defense. | |
Not necessarily legally, there are a few legal cases, those are just minor, they're just tactics, uh, but they're spending money on in in illegal ways to try and defeat other parts of the Department of Defense. | |
And the way it works out is this. | |
You've got uh basically a three-way battle going on, right? | |
You've got these corporations, uh, some of which are uh you can't really decide. | |
Um these are the subcontractors. | |
Some of these subcontractors, looking from the outside, you can't decide which side they're on, right? | |
Because their top management might be all Jewish. | |
And one of the battle side uh battle groups within the Department of Defense is run out of the CIA, and it's 100% Jewish, 100% um Elohim worship cult, uh, you know. | |
Uh then there's this other group. | |
Uh but anyway, so the corporations seem to stand alone. | |
They seem to not be involved in the uh religious aspect of this this internal war. | |
They seem to be involved in it because they want the technology, and they would rather have the technology free of these religious uh implications of of this overlay. | |
And so they have to basically fight both of these other sides in order to try and achieve this, and they're not they're not winning, the corporations. | |
They have won in some regards in the sense that there are corporations that have the zero-point technology and can go off and do what the fuck they want. | |
Uh but within the organizational structure, uh the corporations are, let's say they're they're getting uh uh beat up in this constantly shifting um uh uh uh situation of alliances. | |
So sometimes the corporations are fighting both of the other sides. | |
Sometimes they're allied with one of the sides, sometimes they're they're um uh you know, fighting uh one and allied with the other, and that's gonna shift in a in a few days, that sort of thing. | |
It's a very complex. | |
The three sides are the corporations, this uh CIA uh the rabbis that run this um CIA-backed uh and CIA-owned aspect of the Department of Defense and the uh subcontractors. | |
And as I say, you can't tell on some of these corporations. | |
Are they really allied with the CIA because they're also Elohim worship cult uh people and their board of directors and so on? | |
Perhaps. | |
Difficult to say. | |
Then there's this third group, okay? | |
The third group is called the Langhorns. | |
That's L-A-N-G. | |
And that comes from um England. | |
It's a name of a, or it's a uh a prominent surname in like Cumberland County, I think, in England. | |
Anyway, and it it goes back way back to like the 12 or 1300s in this in this uh Surname. | |
And I don't know if there is actually familial relationship with this third group and the and the that old surname or not, but they're just called this. | |
And the Langhorn actually does translate from old English to modern English is long horn. | |
And this is where it gets a little bit goofy, a little bit complicated. | |
This third group is basically fundamentalist Christians. | |
These guys oppose all different kinds of things that the CIA rabbis want to do with this space alien technology, and they have their own ideas about using it. | |
And a lot of that is twisted by their adherence and their uh assumptions, their adherence to the idea of the Old Testament. | |
So but here's where it gets a little complicated. | |
The people that are standing aside from this that are discussing all of this on the outside call both groups of the fundamentalist Christians as Langhorns, okay. | |
One group in the in there actually has adopted that name as a long horn, and they have an association with Texas and NASA. | |
But and even but at the top, that group also knows that it's really Langhorn and goes back to the British. | |
The other fundamentalist Christians go straight back to Langhorn. | |
This is just the way they identify themselves. | |
Anyway, so uh one group of the fundamentalist Christians has this very deep uh Bible thumping uh uh view, right? | |
They're not Christians in my opinion. | |
Uh they worship the the Torah as the original version of the Old Testament, and they want everybody to adhere to uh Torah rituals and stuff. | |
Uh so basically, I guess they're trying to be old-style Jews. | |
I don't really get it, right? | |
The other ones are the um uh the British uh uh spelling of the name, and these guys are North uh Eastern um based US and into um uh back you know down in towards the southeast and so on. | |
They've got a very large uh monetary base that appears to be uh supporting them there. | |
Their view is um fundamentalist, not fundamentalist um uh Bible uh you know, book over everything believers, uh Bible thumpers, um, but rather uh they they have a certain um I'll I'll say radical because that's a word that's applied to them. | |
I don't necessarily think that's the case in my own opinion, but they have a um an alternate view of Christianity that that they think needs to be uh represented or imposed on all of this zero-point technology stuff because it leads to the space aliens. | |
Now, both of these groups, um both of the Langhorns, um uh the southern or the northern version, uh both of these groups are are heavily into the uh supporting the opinion that the space aliens are demons or evil or dangerous and so on, right? | |
Now, uh just as a practical person, I agree with one aspect of that is that in an unknown situation you can't tell who is your enemy and who is not, so it is best to assume everybody is dangerous, right? | |
And not trust anything. | |
But the point of this uh discussion today is to bring up that the doggies are gonna run into these longhorns, these langhorns. | |
And they've set up a very um intense system uh within the Department of Defense. | |
Now, in 1968, my father worked for the DoD uh itself and was a liaison to the White House, and I had occasion to have um contacts with some of the people in the uh in the Pentagon, as I was just being drug around and you know, told to sit in the hall, that kind of thing, right? | |
But in any event, so um so I do know that that the uh fundamentalist Christian viewpoint uh has existed since at least that because I would run into these guys who were very upset in 1968 about the pending moon landing. | |
They thought this was an abomination, and it shouldn't happen. | |
Uh I never did get the gist at that time of their reasons. | |
Now I understand why, and I don't think that they're wrong necessarily, but nonetheless, um uh uh they've existed a long time. | |
So this battle has been going on since at least the 50s, the formation of these groups. | |
And now the doggies are gonna run into this, and it's gonna be extremely interesting uh to me to see if the doggies uh bog Down, uh, you know, get out into the mud and can't get at anything, or if it's a case of the doggies are are working dry soil that just isn't yielding anything, and they dig dig dig and all of a sudden they let loose a hornet's nest. | |
I think the latter, okay. | |
So I really do think that the doggies are not gonna let this go, and that they're gonna run into this dry ground, the bottom that's been prepared for them to find that yields nothing to them, and they're gonna dig further, and that's gonna set off this hornet's nest. | |
And I think that's what a lot of our spring is going to be involved with is the exposure of this internal uh global battle within various militaries and religions, and how there is a religion overlay to all of the space alien stuff, right? | |
And I know there's another aspect of that, which is the ontology. | |
And this is where it's going to get real interesting, because the government's gonna have to get somebody uh to advise them uh on this paradigm, because we're shifting into it, uh, whether we like it or not, and whether they like it or not. | |
I don't have any problem with it, but they certainly will. | |
But they're gonna need people that that understand what the fuck's going on. | |
So the the doggies are gonna discover that there is a need uh as they do their work and uncover these um various hidden layers that make no sense unless you have this view saying, oh, look, it's a religious war. | |
Right? | |
These guys over here, the corporations are basically a religious, they just don't give a shit. | |
Uh, you know, a religion is fine if they can use it, otherwise they don't care, right? | |
Uh then there's the uh rabbis in the CIA who are uh hell-bent on managing the herd for the Elohim and harvesting children and all of that kind of stuff for their space masters. | |
Then there are the Langhorn who have their own agenda, right? | |
Not all of it is good for humans, in my opinion, um, because they're control freaks. | |
So anyway, so it's gonna be a big stew, and we're just not sure what's gonna be bubbling up. | |
And I really do think that the dogs are gonna scratch and dig and they're gonna be frustrated, they're gonna tweak their code, they're gonna look for other entrances, they're gonna look for these other hidden stashes uh of data that are separate, that are you know, theoretically not joined, they'll make the joins and then off they go. | |
And then, as I say, uh we're gonna get into a global uh hornet's nest kind of a situation. | |
And I think that'll be in the uh latter half of April and into May. | |
Uh, it's gonna take these guys quite a while, maybe 30 or 40 days to run into this um uh wall that they can't penetrate with their existing AI structure because their existing AI structure uh isn't doesn't understand what it's gonna be looking at, okay, which is not um uh fraud or any overlay on the financial system. | |
It is truly a separate financial system and has to be analyzed that way. |