As It Seems

Again, this one is based purely on what I see ‘on the internet’, one of my speculatory and theoretical ideas. Crossing over into a number of previously written articles, as does happen. Threads weaving themselves together in this rather bizarre tapestry being created.

The footage was run of the mill and a newer version of a previously viewed scenario. ‘Fighting age men’ being shown in a cafeteria or ‘mess hall’, smiling, having their three meals a day and luxuries to keep them happy, secure, and entertained. With even a casual (apparently in jest) comment from Edwina Curry about the possible need for brothels to be provided for these groups.

And when I have glanced at the footage before and read the comments, it does indeed appear to be a ‘backup army’ of sorts. Which is where a flag went up. Everything is so neat, the footage, the stories, the presentation of it. How many things ‘appear’ as they are meant to, but are indeed quite different.

To put it bluntly, my view this time was the idea of a turkey farm, where they fatten the birds up before Christmas. The care, the attention, the fawning over your new ‘subjects’ and treating them like gold. And of course, it could well be that they are indeed a mercenary force, waiting for the time and signal to cause extra mayhem and fear.

Yet, given what else we have seen of late with the ideas of organ harvesting, also covered in Perhaps, I couldn’t unsee it. Those warehouses for the living dead weren’t rows of pods anymore. They were villages, towns, and cities. And these ‘new arrivals’ seem like they would be a perfect source for that, all in their set areas, being fed the food they want you to eat, keeping you healthy and fit. And as mentioned in And The Purpose Is? As well as Moving People Around and The IPA’s, would anyone notice if a few hundred migrants went missing? Or more? With all the relocations, separations, and confusion around Who’s Who? and from where, it seems certain opportunists would take advantage of that. And no-one would notice or care because we are on high alert from potential looming threats we are told about and shown. Or given just enough information to form an opinion about its projected path, completely overlooking or ignoring its actual trajectory or potential for it to go that way. But like I have said before, all could be exacly as it seems, and there is no need at all for thoughts of a grisly or sinister nature, perhaps I’m just cynical. Either that, or I’m not quite cynical enough, we shall see…

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The Fatima Event, was it a miracle?

There have been some very strange occurrences over the last century, this one being a very odd and unexplained one. Fatima, Portugal in 1917. Three children witness an apparition, on three separate occasions leading to a massive event (which was predicted by the apparition). Witnessed by over 50,000 people it is said, and was well documented. Reports say up to 80,000 witnessed it, but I’ll go with the lower estimate, which is still extremely impressive. Testimonies were taken and books have been written about this event, which has been mostly described as ‘the sun dancing in the sky’.

Much was going on at that time in history with the first world war and the ‘Spanish flu pandemic’, so it’s possible that it was barely even noticed outside of Portugal with various media blackouts happening at the time. The church however, were straight on it, declaring it visions of the Virgin Mary and taking it over pretty much and then deciding on what information to release about what the apparition told the children.

It’s quite a strange story, with the Vatican being at the centre of withholding the information on the third prophecy that was apparently given, and the oldest child involved went onto to become a nun, and never disclosed what was revealed to them. All very odd. But of main interest to me, was the completely conflicting testimonies of what people said they experienced and witnessed, kind of throwing into the spotlight how we say a witness is the weakest form of evidence. How our perception and memory aren’t always entirely truthful or accurate, but we are very trusting of what we think we see or know. In that occurrence though, it was generally agreed the sun moved from its fixed position and did move across the sky, there was light, movement, brilliance, some people got drenched and were soaked through after, others were dry. And no-one really knows what happened, what it was, or what they did actually see. Only what they thought they saw, which was not the same as others when described.

Giving a very classic example of how we all are experiencing Separate Realities, different viewpoints, perspectives and visual perception, as also mentioned in Seeing Colours. Showing that when it comes to things that appear to be seen by many, we really cannot presume that they all saw the same thing. And that event was in front of people, in the flesh as you might say, compared to much of what we ‘see’ today by way of screens and paper reports of things. Which of course can be manipulated, fabricated, edited and of course tailored to suit one pair of eyes, without them even knowing. What are looking at, is not necessarily what you are seeing, what a strange concept but does seem entirely reasonable. Makes me wonder about all the other things I ‘think’ I have seen…

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What Do You Know?

Information and knowledge. Never has there been a time when it seemed more important, and it always might have been that way in some format, to have accurate information, truthful accounts and records, and to receive things as they were intended. But given what have and are seeing around us at the moment, I am sure it was always that way. Either trying to make sure correct information got through, while simultaneously having other methods in play to keep the real information hidden. All adding to the Jigsaw of Life of course, but also meaning it takes an awful lot longer to actually learn what you might need to, which will be different for each person by their own definition. And we are told that we all need to go to school, to go through that formal establishment of education, where they tell you what you need to learn and you come out the other end, Institutionalised in some way ready for the game of society they have prepped and primed you for. But instead of it being for the industrious society we were told it was for, and was perhaps for the previous generation, now we have something more akin to The Beautiful Mice situation, where it has become some strange social experiment gone quite wrong.

Information has now been weaponised, distorted and is being repackaged as ‘data’ and is now the be all and end of everything, apparently. The internet doing a marvellous job of creating what we thought was going to be a treasure trove of facts and records, anything you could ever want to know, all in one handy place. Sounds so naive, doesn’t it? But I bought the lie, thinking it was great at first, how handy and convenient to have access to everything. Then you start to think about it, and realise it was a very foolish move to just believe ‘the internet’, and because it was in print it must be factual. Even genuine things are updated, and change as the years and decades go on, so a book you read from a hundred years ago, may not have the correct information, and later editions update this. But if you are reading a first or early edition, how would you know?

It seems though, it has always been easy to fabricate or eradicate anything that are no longer required or poses a potential problem in the updating of ‘facts’ and when a new set of rules or ideals is being implemented. Much has been overwritten, rewritten, destroyed or hidden over the centuries in the pursuit of whatever purpose it was for, with violence and fear and possible a few strategic fires here and there to keep it all ‘as it should be’. But someone always remembers, and people talk, luckily, so things would have still remained in the knowledge of some people, perhaps being handed down, told as stories eventually with threads of the original truth still there, making their way sometimes into myth and legend, as can happen with oral and verbal telling’s.

And from that, we clearly must understand that although we as people have a great capacity to remember, we also have a problem with lies and exaggeration. And wonderful as our imaginations might be, occasionally they stray and may not be the most reliable ‘source’. Yet, these days, we have extra obstacles to this with the Madela Effect mentioned in Hard Copy and Memory, and deliberate disinformation being used in media circles, there is much to work through. Needing to know what is relevant, what to assimilate or ignore, and protect your own psychological self from the ideas put there to distract or harm you. With plenty of Missing information to keep people guessing and keeping them limited in their capacity to know things. Perhaps it’s all been so messy and inaccurate for so long, some people do not care anymore If Truth Be Told, and what’s real or did or didn’t happen at any point. Limited in their ability to understand the bigger picture and don’t employ critical thinking skills, or are not one to look back or ‘dwell in the past’ as we call it with no retrospective thought applied. To mull over what you think you know, to wonder how you came to know it, and ask yourself, is it something that you really know at all…

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