the end is the beginning

Attention: They would not have allowed Woody Allen to give that SNL speech without being given the go-ahead. We are clearly moving to the next phase. This was not some radical eye opening event. It was staged mind control. Maybe Woody is a cool conspiracy theorist and those really are his own thoughts. I sure hope so. Either way, he was given permission to say what he said.  Some of us are more prone to energy shifts than others, and boy have I been in a (non-hormal) related moooood since Sunday. Yesterday I bought some petit fours on the overbaked aisle. There were 12 and I told Owsley everyone could have 4, because I am stupid and basic math sometimes crosses wrong wires in my mind. Sometimes knowing how smart I used to be verses how idiotic I can be now makes me cry very vain tears. It's not the end of the world. It's multiplication. But I digress.  Anyway, because of my stupid math I only got one (and it was so good.) I assumed there was one left for me when I woke up this...

Yesterday was the day that I have decided I will officially go crazy. Peppy said it might be a little too late for that.  I actually look a little crazy is this picture, which was also taken yesterday. Earlier in the morning I had dropped Owsley off to go to church with my Memaw. There are more young people where she attends and Owsley actually enjoys the younger preacher there. He wants us all to leave where we are and go with him, but I'm kind of stuck  in the preschool class where we attend. Its not that I don't enjoy being around those younger kids, because I do, but I wish we were somewhere that was feeding us all more spiritually. Especially Gage and Owsley. They are both so smart. Gage is always making these wicked intelligent old testament connections, and Owsley has more bible knowledge and just natural empathetic wisdom than I ever had when I was twelve.   Anyway, I was at my parents' house putting air in one of my tires and I happened to look up at their h...

*Don't let my Tony Stark ramble keep you from these links. There's some great stuff if you just scroll past my absolute hatred for Iron Man. I have mentioned numerous times how at the very beginning of living with covid, my kids and I started a Sunday night tradition of watching EVERY.SINGLE.THING in the Marvel Universe. And you know what, I didn't hate it like I thought I would. (It wasn't how I remembered the terrible Batman series of movies that kept coming out my entire youth.) I did sleep through a portion of each movie, but I was able to find a redeemable quality in every single character except for FE-MAN, Iron man himself, Tony Stark. Even Thanos felt some sort of remorse for having to power bomb away either his blue daughter or his green daughter from Gardians of Galaxy, which also stars Andy Dwyer, of Mouse Rat fame, who also lives as Star Lord in an alternate dimension. All these Marvel movies are like one big intergalactic family tree. You got your real supe...

The 15 minute city (FMC) is an urban planning concept based upon the idea that all your daily necessities and services could easily be done within a 15 minute walk or bike ride. They aim to reorganize urban spaces so that everything you need is within just a few minutes. Living, working, entertainment, healthcare, education, you name it. Everything is connected in a tiny 15 minute cube. (I mean, this is already a reality in some metropolitan areas.) This concept first really gained traction after the mayor of Paris included a plan for a 15 minute city in her 2020 re-election campaign. Since then, the idea has caught on and a number of cities all across the world have adopted this same goal. The narrative is that the goal of these FMC is to cut down on carbon emissions. Reducing short car trips can reduce pollution as well as help with exercise that most of us need. The sense of community in these little cities would be appealing, but the reality is that they want you stuck in these lit...

I have mentioned before that I have been watching a series on youtube called the Nephilim Looked Like Clowns . I know, I know. It sounds absolutely ludicrous. The guy that does the series wasn't even researching Nephilim, but he began to notice all this evidence that kept stacking up, and I don't know how or why, but what we know as the hybrid children of fallen angels and humans resemble what we refer to today as clowns. Just the same way we think demons are aliens. I believe he has a gift from the Lord the same way Stephen from  JWtv knows about the graphene oxide goo. Anyway, last night's video had a picture of the Athena and owl ancient artwork. I'm sure you've all seen it at some point in time.  But have you ever noticed the friggen clown head tattoo on her chest? Zoom in if you need to. This photo comes directly from the  Wiki page.  And we won't even talk about how the spirals in the border are a sign for pedophiles everywhere.   I don't know about ...

*Massive fire breaks out at a  renewable energy plant  in Doral, Florida. Not here to fearmonger, but if you haven't started at least prepping extras of your absolute essentials, you really should. You don't have to immediately stockpile and hoard, but it you can afford it, it would be wise to buy a couple nonperishable items every week. Batteries, medicines, hygiene supplies, extra pet food if you have pets. If your kids are young, maybe get a few outfits in the next sizes up. Its not like they won't grow into them anyway. Anything that would be immediately more difficult to find in a sudden catastrophe. Our government is at war with its civilians and it is in your best interest to not have to rely on their future handouts. And plus, it is always good to to prepared. I'm not saying have a fall out shelter with a lifetime of supplies. I certain don't have anything like that. But you want to be ahead of the curve should a real emergency suddenly arise. (HELLO THERE, ...

I really enjoyed The Chosen season one. It really made me think about things I had never thought of before, like what the dynamic of twelve men who were strangers and had many different personalities might actually be. I was a big fan and I recommended it to others. The characters were brought to life in such a way that although they lived centuries ago, they were relatable. Their problems could easily be our problems.  I enjoyed almost the entirety of season two because I watched it in the midst of my most extreme brain fog, when I couldn't even comprehend a single verse of the bible. This helped remind me that Christ was real. When I couldn't read, at least I could see the stories I knew come to life. The show took a few liberties. I get that. It leaves out a lot when it comes to conversations. And there is so much more that happened than was recorded. John says in the book of John that if all the things Christ did were recorded, all the books in the world would not be able t...

Over the past 48 hours I have had three separate people tell me they believe the United States government is at war with its people, one person in particular I was very surprised to hear that come from. I definitely agree with them, and I believe we are right in the middle of  fifth-generation warfare.  We won't necessarily see bombs and it won't be a physical war like Ukraine and Russia. Fifth generation warfare is different, because its invisible and underneath the surface. You have no way of protecting yourself against these tactics if you aren't even aware they exist in the first place. This is no ordinary war, because most of the victims can't even identify the what is going on. This war is taking place all over the world. This is a war of every government against its citizens.  Everyone is affected, from young to old, male to female. Unless you are a remaining member of an indigenous tribe or you are a hermit on an island without electricity, you are affected by t...

*Ancient prophecy is playing out before our very eyes as the  Euphrates River  dries up, revealing a mysterious tunnel. *Similar descriptions in the book of Revelation seem to match inscriptions found on  ancient curse tablets . *Discovery of 'superhighways' suggests that early  Mayan  civilizations might have been more advanced than we thought. Those first three links remind me of the first step of Blue Beam, where ancient artifacts make us question the history we've been taught. *Watch this short clip of an actual  train track  in Ohio. How is this legal? I imagine this can't be a one off and that there are many places like this all over the US. *These  dead birds  found in Kentucky are being blamed on storms, but could it actually be even more casualties from the Ohio airborne toxic event? *What is coming down with the  rain ? People in  Ohio , Massachusetts and Pennyslvania are commenting on the residue left on their vehicl...

According to Newsweek  there have been more than a dozen train derailments this year. I have been paying close attention to this since the first *big* derailment in Ohio. There is a train track less than a mile from my house if you were to walk into the woods and walk diagonally towards the south east, so I can easily imagine this happening where I live. I hear the train go by numerous times a day and there was actually one instance where we had tornado warnings and I heard the train and actually thought it was a tornado. You always hear people say, "When that 'nadar came by it sounded just like a freight train!" The Bureau of Transportation Statistics found that 54,539 train derailments occurred in the U.S. from 1990 to 2021, an average of 1,704 per year. While that seems very high, deaths from derailments are much less common, with the bureau's findings placing the yearly average at four since 1990. My heart is breaking for these people, because just like Palestine,...