Tex, you saw the truth at a young age. I remember my first introduction to the Hidden Hand being a film a youth pastor showed at my church talking about the Bilderbergs and Trilateral Commission. He was fired and replaced within a month of that showing. This was in the late 80s. Ehrlich and Holdren have been rewarded for their efforts. They followed their rules by warning us in writing of what was coming. I'm convinced most people are essentially NPCs that will just go along and do as they're told. Sometimes I wonder if the gnostics held a certain truth when it comes to souls.
Perhaps the fact that they're showing the book / the plan in plain sight is actually for confirmation to themselves that indeed people are cattle. There must be a dozen pictures where (evil guys) explain to a person precisely how they're going to harm them, and then the person doesn't do anything about it. Many horror movies have this trope.
Reading this takes me back to being an intelligent kid versus a world of asshole adults. I guess when you stick out as a kid their only instinct is to whack you down. Eventually you realize it's a waste of time engaging with them unless you have to.
Tex, you saw the truth at a young age. I remember my first introduction to the Hidden Hand being a film a youth pastor showed at my church talking about the Bilderbergs and Trilateral Commission. He was fired and replaced within a month of that showing. This was in the late 80s. Ehrlich and Holdren have been rewarded for their efforts. They followed their rules by warning us in writing of what was coming. I'm convinced most people are essentially NPCs that will just go along and do as they're told. Sometimes I wonder if the gnostics held a certain truth when it comes to souls.
Perhaps the fact that they're showing the book / the plan in plain sight is actually for confirmation to themselves that indeed people are cattle. There must be a dozen pictures where (evil guys) explain to a person precisely how they're going to harm them, and then the person doesn't do anything about it. Many horror movies have this trope.
Reading this takes me back to being an intelligent kid versus a world of asshole adults. I guess when you stick out as a kid their only instinct is to whack you down. Eventually you realize it's a waste of time engaging with them unless you have to.
https://youtu.be/2bvNxluRmTI