my careless contagion

The video above is in the same vein as some I've posted recently about who runs the world and how corrupt and disgusting they are. I feel it's worth watching, however, because it offers another layer of truth. The truth, after all, is like peeling an onion. You can always go further; there is always another layer. If you feel you might be triggered by this particular peeling onion, don't watch the video. The video begins with a tiny pyramid. I'm wary of anyone who uses the pyramid, as it is an occult symbol. It is ubiquitous, but I never ignore it. It tells me I'm getting a carefully controlled version of the truth, and there are many more layers underneath. The Netflix documentary about Jeffrey Epstein is similar. One of the production companies responsible for the film is Third Eye Productions, and the introduction shows a girl walking up a walkway of money with a giant eye (Epstein's) within. Because of the "vanishing point" angle, the walkway ...

I really hate writing posts like this (but perhaps this is the direction this blog needs to head). But something is amiss in Minneapolis. I was hoping to ignore it, that it would just go away, that it wasn't yet another media war on the United States people, but it just blew up. They got what they wanted: rioting in the streets. More division. And your attention just shifted from 10 other horrible things they are doing to one. Sleight of hand. Now that they have your attention on this one thing, what are they getting away with? People are figuring out the purpose of the pandemic, so we better start something else. Okay, slow down, Joshua. It's all planned. These things almost never happen organically. Americans are fat, lazy, peace-loving, and not at all organized. They don't do stuff like this unless there is pressure from an outside force. And torching one's own city does not endear people to your position that things are very wrong in your community. It only mak...