From the Future? Avoiding Destruction? How is your discernment?

[BruceRGilbert]

How is your "filter?" This YouTube video is particularly interesting at about the 10:50 mark. It would appear that there is evidence for substantiation.

[BuriedTartaria]

Interesting. I think things from the future could be communicating to us. All things are before God at once; past, present and future

I've heard of project looking glass. Some sort of time predicting mechanism. That it shows that no matter what choices occur and no matter what moves are made, all outcomes lead to an evil entity being stopped by God.

[Robin Hood]

How is your "filter?" This YouTube video is particularly interesting at about the 11:40 mark. It would appear that there is evidence for substantiation.

Oh wow... so fake it's embarrassing!

[Niemand]

How can you keep political dogma out of democracy when democracy itself is a political dogma?

Other things I picked up on:

* The maker is a Democrat, who doesn't like Trump. There are obliique references to Trump in it, or at least his opponents' view of him... which are not entirely true. Although Trump had faults, he was not really a war monger like his predecessor.

* Most other universes are hostile to life. If there are such things, then I suspect this is the case. However, the whole multiverse thing is very fashionable just now, but without any concrete proof.

* The idea that the universe is eternal. This is in line with some forms of LDS theology although he denies the existence of a creator. ET is a Steady Stater.

* "Political and religious dogma", "nuclear war" - at least this is in line with the contactee narrative in the 50s, except people tended not to claim to see Grey Aliens back then.

[Peeps]

Interesting. I think things from the future could be communicating to us. All things are before God at once; past, present and future

I've heard of project looking glass. Some sort of time predicting mechanism. That it shows that no matter what choices occur and no matter what moves are made, all outcomes lead to an evil entity being stopped by God.

I've heard this also. The creator of the Simpson's, and other elite members of secret societies, are privy to this information from Project Looking Glass, and that is how the Simpson's, Illuminati Playing Cards, predictive programming in movies, etc., are created.

[EvanLM]

Interesting. I think things from the future could be communicating to us. All things are before God at once; past, present and future

I've heard of project looking glass. Some sort of time predicting mechanism. That it shows that no matter what choices occur and no matter what moves are made, all outcomes lead to an evil entity being stopped by God.

I've heard this also. The creator of the Simpson's, and other elite members of secret societies, are privy to this information from Project Looking Glass, and that is how the Simpson's, Illuminati Playing Cards, predictive programming in movies, etc., are created.

including Q . . this is how Q was created . . . whether you like them or not Q is the same type of communication . . . not eveything on the simpsom's comes to pass . . just some . . . but people prefer this type of entertainment

[Niemand]

It doesn't all have to be Project Looking Glass. There are various other ways of picking up the future:

* Divine prophecy.
* Demonic influence.
* Some innate capacity - sixth sense.
* Working out where current trends lead.
* Lucky guesses.

I have written a few short stories in the recent past which "predicted" the future. None of these were widely published.

* One just took things I saw on the internet and took them to a logical conclusion - when a criminal did some of the same things locally, I realise he was influenced by the same things I'd read but in a different way. He wouldn't have seen my story.

* Another was about someone with a creepy obsession about coughs and colds, and I'll never get it published now. But there were some very rough coughs and colds back in 2019, and that was my part inspiration - maybe that was the real Covid! I took people's disgusting behaviours on buses, e.g. coughing all over each other as a basis for satire.

I didn't have an inside line on either of these.

[Niemand]

If there is a Great Awakening I'm not seeing it. Most people seem to buy into everything same as they ever did.

[Momma J]

We like to joke "If it is on the internet, it must be true." But so many around me take everything they see on the MSM to be gospel truth. Why would they lie on the evening news?

[Oldemandalton]

How is your "filter?" This YouTube video is particularly interesting at about the 11:40 mark. It would appear that there is evidence for substantiation.

[BruceRGilbert]

Another? (Beware of occasional language.)

[Niemand]

We like to joke "If it is on the internet, it must be true." But so many around me take everything they see on the MSM to be gospel truth. Why would they lie on the evening news?

I've seen media lie about organisations and individuals on a regular basis. Especially at the local level where I can know what they're misrepresenting in particular. In some cases, these have been people I'd known for years. One newspaper wrote a hatchet piece on a friend of mine, miquoted him to make him look stupid, and more or less said he was insane without saying it directly - they called him a "Batman fan" (he likes graphic novels, but the aim was to imply he was "batsh** crazy" as the saying goes.). If the media does that to them, they can certainly do it about much bigger iasuea.

[Momma J]

We like to joke "If it is on the internet, it must be true." But so many around me take everything they see on the MSM to be gospel truth. Why would they lie on the evening news?

I've seen media lie about organisations and individuals on a regular basis. Especially at the local level where I can know what they're misrepresenting in particular. In some cases, these have been people I'd known for years. One newspaper wrote a hatchet piece on a friend of mine, miquoted him to make him look stupid, and more or less said he was insane without saying it directly - they called him a "Batman fan" (he likes graphic novels, but the aim was to imply he was "batsh** crazy" as the saying goes.). If the media does that to them, they can certainly do it about much bigger iasuea.

I agree completely. It is no joke that the are another arm for TPTB. I noticed it several years ago, much the same way that you did. I only watch the news (locally if at all) to check hurricane updates. ... which they sensationalize to whip people into a fear frenzy. An uncle of mine is a retired Col in the Air Force. He gets extremely upset with the weather on the news for the false narratives given in that spectrum as well.

[Niemand]

We like to joke "If it is on the internet, it must be true." But so many around me take everything they see on the MSM to be gospel truth. Why would they lie on the evening news?

I've seen media lie about organisations and individuals on a regular basis. Especially at the local level where I can know what they're misrepresenting in particular. In some cases, these have been people I'd known for years. One newspaper wrote a hatchet piece on a friend of mine, miquoted him to make him look stupid, and more or less said he was insane without saying it directly - they called him a "Batman fan" (he likes graphic novels, but the aim was to imply he was "batsh** crazy" as the saying goes.). If the media does that to them, they can certainly do it about much bigger iasuea.

I agree completely. It is no joke that the are another arm for TPTB. I noticed it several years ago, much the same way that you did. I only watch the news (locally if at all) to check hurricane updates. ... which they sensationalize to whip people into a fear frenzy. An uncle of mine is a retired Col in the Air Force. He gets extremely upset with the weather on the news for the false narratives given in that spectrum as well.

I used to know a doctor who complained about half the medical items on the news, and would say, "We knew that years ago." In many cases, he was right, old medical news was suddenly branded new.

One of my pet gripes these days is that they've taken to naming all the gales we get. Now we do get some nasty storms here, but they're nowhere near as bad as the hurricanes/typhoons/cyclones etc you get somewhere else. We had a few storms some weeks ago, and they kept going on about how they were killing people. Storms do kill people - especially if trees fall on them, but the nastiness of the storms was greatly exaggerated.

[Momma J]

My uncle talked about seeding clouds during Vietnam. I always wondered why we ever have droughts with the abilities that we have. The governments around the world use all the powers that they have to create havoc in order to keep people needing them.

We all just want to be left alone to struggle and succeed or fail on our own, without their displaced obstacles

[Niemand]

My uncle talked about seeding clouds during Vietnam. I always wondered why we ever have droughts with the abilities that we have. The governments around the world use all the powers that they have to create havoc in order to keep people needing them.

We all just want to be left alone to struggle and succeed or fail on our own, without their displaced obstacles

Storms, floods and droughts have always been with us. There are some terrible ones in recorded history hundreds of years ago.

One of the most primitive forms of weather modification is tree removal. If you have large forests, they modify local rainfall and how fast water runs off when it does arrive (if they're removed, flooding becomes worse). This is apparently very noticeable in Brazil in areas where trees have been removed in large quantities.

You can also modify weather locally by concreting over large areas.

Southern Hemisphere weather has always been much less predictable and uneven than its northern counterpart (maybe due to more ocean and less land)

There are a lot of stories of remote weather control. I think it is much easier to seed clouds etc on a small scale than to control it on the other side of the world. Basically all our weather is hitched up to each other, so what happens in one place affects the weather across the world. On one level it's very chaotic, and on another it is all interlinked.