Understanding The Elite

by don - 2021-09-24 ( education / research ) [html version]

similarities between 9/11 and pandemic

https://youtube.com/watch?v=CXnycu90COI

On 9/23/21 8:53 AM:

It's all just good versus evil, going back millennia, no matter which

names you prefer to use for the various "players"  (Jesus, Yahweh,

Satan, good spirits, evil spirits, good energy, bad energy).

Basically, there are those of us who believe in our "God"-given

system/world/reality – you know, binary sex, you're either male or

female and only have sex with the opposite; "do unto others as you

would have done to you"; be constructive, not destructive; realize

we're all in this together.

And, there are those who want to destroy all of the above – you know,

pervert natural law; be an asshole just because you can; kill or be

killed; every man for himself; take advantage of others if/when the

opportunity arises; etc.

"Bill"

Testing "positive" for covid these days simply means it was a false

positive or you have (or recently had) the flu or common cold. A mask

might be appropriate if you're performing surgery or /actively/

sneezing, coughing /and/ infected but, otherwise, no. See this

or this

for more.  If you're more visual, click here

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"The urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the urge

to rule." -- H.L. Mencken

"Only the sick governing elites can look you in the eye with a

straight face and force experimental injections on you because masks

didn't work while simultaneously forcing masks on you because the

injections didn't work." -- Daniel Horowitz

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Sent: *Thursday, September 23, 2021 2:09 AM *Re:

That explanation sounds more "new age" to me. Here's what I agree with:

We Know Who Is Funding Evil, Who Is Funding Good?

We Know Who Is Funding Evil, Who Is Funding Good?

By Dave Daubenmire That was the question we asked when Ohio Brett, Dr

[wife] Tenpenny and I sat down at a recent...

On Wednesday, September 22, 2021, 11:26:15 PM PDT

wrote:

Interesting.

Is this the same Hillerman who wrote novels about natives of the

Southwest?

Wednesday, September 22, 2021 4:41 PM

Ang

if you wonder why the elite practice depravity of every type, Tony

Hillerman's novel People of Darkness explains black magic this way:

"The way it works with Navajos, witchcraft is the reversal of the

Navajo Way. The way the Holy People taught us, the goal of life was

yo'zho'. No word for it in English. Sort of a combination of

beauty/harmony, being in tune, going with the flow, feeling peaceful,

all wrapped up in a single concept. Witchcraft is the reverse of this

concept, basically. There's a mythology built up around it, of course.

You get to be a witch by violating the basic taboos—killing a relative,

incest, so forth. And you get certain powers. You can turn yourself

into a dog or a wolf. You can fly. And you have power to make

people sick. That's the opposite of the good power the Holy People

gave us—to cure people by getting them back into yo'zho'. Back into

beauty. So, to make a long story short, a witch wouldn't have a

motive for blowing up an oil well. It's a bad thing to do, blowing

people up. That's all the motive a skinwalker needs."

That's why the depravity taught in public schools and on Netflix is so

pervasive. That is why they are seemingly anti-human. Genocide is a real

black magic accomplishment, a reversal of the flow of life, big magic!