Don't assume that everything you see and hear on the internet is true. Don't believe anything I say until you have done your homework.
Those who desire to deceive you realize the human tendency for people to believe what they are told. You need to carefully study and evaluate all of the information that you receive in order to draw proper conclusions.
Everything that we see and hear is designed to program us. Every sound bite we hear is a sales pitch and if we are not careful we will be sold whatever the men in the shadows want us to buy. Being skeptical when you hear the words of a politician is the best way to avoid being like a lamb that is being led to the slaughter house.
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Absolute perfect analogy!
I saw Harry Reid on the news last night, crying out to the public last night, playing the roll of the victim, trying to get everyone to feel sorry for him. Oh, the nasty letters that are being sent to him, they are so evil! Tongue in cheek humor!
You bet ! Spot on ! Delighted that so many fb "friends" I've made through the last 5-6 yrs. of being home bound are finally posting political posts & NOT sending game requests. People are waking up by the droves, but unless you are involved w/ many venues or sites, it's sometimes hard to judge as a lot of people get single-focused & concentrate on their own item of passionate belief. Many different groups are fully aware of the corruption & deceit, but militia groups are busy dispelling the rumors about themselves, "prepper's" are still afraid to go public, religious groups think we can pray away the trouble, political groups think we can vote away the corruption, "new ager's" think we can meditate & chant our way to peace, prosperity, & freedom, etc. Many different paths, but all are working towards the same goals. Not even going to "share" as everyone I know has either been informed, blocked me, or "unfriended" me on fb (inc. some family members). Have resigned myself to the fact that they'll either be prepared (physically & spiritually) or not. So be it, I wish them well.
Bonnie,
That is excellent insight! I applaud you for it!
Thank you, Wayne. We may differ in our thoughts or beliefs, sometimes, but we are all joined in this arena for the same goal. I fault no one except the ones who refuse to wake up. Then it's not really even finding fault so much as feeling pity. I am aware of "cognitive dissonance", but to refuse to see what can be proven just means someone is too old (whether 90 or 30) or too afraid to step up to the challenges.
We are in total agreement on this one, and I have been outspoken about it, and have many adversaries for calling a spade a spade! So be it. The liability is off my shoulders, and now is on their own!
Yes, there are many people attempting to deceive us for various selfish reasons. However, it IS important to LISTEN to them after we have acquired the skills to filter out the smoke and mirrors. When we know who's talking, and what they're selling, they have a habit of telling us exactly what their intentions are. Sometimes they come out and say it. Sometimes they go round and round to NOT say it. It can be fun to corner them with questions that expose them. Not that I'm an expert at it, but enjoy seeing it from those who are so highly skilled in exposing deception.
It's easy to do with politicians and news programs. We know who they are and what they're selling. We just need to figure out how they're planning on getting there.
The internet is more of a minefield. We have no clue who these strangers are. I'm open to suggestions on vetting them out. Maybe we need a clearinghouse of a list of groups and individuals to catalog them for all to see.
Mike, I like you idea. We also need to be sensitive to who is honorable at heart, and just not educated yet. Sometimes that is what gets difficult.
The internet is more of a minefield. We have no clue who these strangers are. I'm open to suggestions on vetting them out. Maybe we need a clearinghouse of a list of groups and individuals to catalog them for all
Mike, when you research something using a search engine the first page that comes up has the most algorithms and has been vetted the most. When I began researching the missing 13th amendment a little over a year ago, this is how I found out about the Constitution Club. I have reached my apex with internet groups with the CC. Before I arrived here I participated in groups where people would be frothing at the mouth typing away before they took their meds(you know the type). I think that you have to log your time in online to find what you are looking for and find your place in cyberspace. I think that there is enough BS detectors on the CC to call someone out if they are not being truthful about something.
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