Earthquakes

We've had a couple small earthquakes in Southern California already this year, and a substantial one in Japan that did a lot of damage.

Also massive surf in Southern California that led to flooding.  

Energies are shifting dramatically, which is going to lead to more events like this.  Places like California, where energies have been terrible for a long time, will fare worse, but really no place is immune.  Places that are traditionally vulnerable, like Southeast Asia and India/Bangladesh, will be hit hard.

Also be on the lookout for odd "Mandela Effect" events.  We are not yet on a stable timeline so there will be lots of "glitches" along the way.  I've had clients report feeling like they're on completely different timelines, as if they died on their previous timeline and got moved to this one.  Which would suggest that I moved as well, or I'm branched into alternate timelines myself, which seems plausible.  

Overall this year is not supposed to be as challenging as 2023, but I've felt that way before, only to be disappointed.  So I'll withhold that prediction.  It won't be challenge-free, we've already seen that much.  But some currently unresolved issues will finally begin to resolve themselves.  Which means there will finally be some reward for all this challenge we've had to endure.  So more fulfilling.

I don't think we're done with the earthquakes.  I'm sensing there are some bad ones out there.

Also, why isn't anyone talking about the heavy volcanic activity that's been going on these several years?  That's contributing far more "greenhouse gas" than anything mankind could do.  There seems to be very little discussion about actually dealing with the problem at hand and adapting instead of this specious thinking about magical wind farms saving the environment. Mankind needs to get far more serious and humble about its place in nature - we don't have nearly as much control over our environment as we imagine, and imagining we're gods isn't going to help us deal with real acts of God.  A lot of whining and naval gazing going on.

Energies: Florida vs California. It's Clear as Day.

It's very noticeable, the difference in energies between California and Florida.  I'd say it's obvious to anyone who can notice energies.  I've pulled out some beach fishing pictures to make an "apples-to-apples" comparison, to highlight the differences.

When I'm in Florida, my energy is completely different.  Very relaxed, very open.  My energy work is MUCH more effective, my connection with my clients is better.  Even my work at the office is more effective and in flow.  

When I return to California from Florida, I still carry that higher vibration, but I can feel the difference. The energy in CA is heavy, thick and heavily polluted.  It's like trying to run through quicksand. It's draining and stressful. 

It's one thing to say "Florida is awesome and California sucks."  And while that's actually true and a pretty apt summary of the energy differences, it doesn't tell us much.  So let's look at the energy.

The above picture is a "skunk day" in Pensacola, FL, and a sunset.  December 2023.  You can feel the energy in this picture.  Simply meditating on this picture can raise your vibration.  It's not just the aesthetics, which are pretty awesome, it's the "vibe" of the photo.  This is the energy of Florida, they all have this feel to them. In fact, they're good "Natural Grounding" resources.

Now here is a "catch" beach photo in Southern California.  So the circumstances are good, but the energy is so different.  There's this thick, heavy fog like molasses.  It's draining and difficult to look at for a long period of time.  That's "California energy."  Sure, it's a beach, similar time of year, and beaches are nice, but the energies are nothing alike.

So now let's look at my energy , because that tells you more.  So here is one in Pensacola where I just caught a fish.  I'd had a long overnight flight and a ridiculous layover, but my energy is still really high vibration here.  You can see the relaxation and rising vibrations.

 Now let's look at a "I just caught a fish" picture in Southern California.  Same experience, I'm in better health (I had a cold in the above picture), more rested, and yet the energy is MUCH lower vibration.  Lots of stress and tension, lower vibration overall.  Even the background here has that crushing, draining overall energy.  Pretty skies, pretty ocean, pretty clouds, shitty energy.

I think that's enough.  Other pictures would just be the same difference.  The energies are the same and the differences are the same, too.  This isn't really about the politics, the people, taxes, cost of living, or the quality of fishing.  Although the populations contribute to the overall energy, there's also a higher source involved.  And that higher-level energy is visibly different.  It's also likely that this energy affects the population more than the populations affect the energy, unless the population is particularly high-vibration.

And while the California "spiritual community" imagines itself as high-vibration and Californians imagine themselves "evolved" and "enlightened," the opposite is the truth.  California energy is particularly bad.  Californians energy is particularly bad.  The energy of the California "spiritual community" is atrocious, it's almost 100% Satanic and very toxic.  Hopelessly so.  

So, no, Californians are not special, evolved, unique, or anything even vaguely resembling awesome.  Californians are toxic, weak, vacant, subservient, paranoid, and particularly stupid and conformist.  They're some of the worst people in the world.  And the energies of California are some of the worst in the world.  Did the people create this energy?  No.  The energy molded the people.  It wasn't always like this.  

I can remember when the energies in Orange County, California were pretty good.  But that past feels like an alternate universe now.  There's no way to go back to that energy.  It's hopelessly toxic and never going back to the "good old days."  That California is dead.

But the good news is the handful of high-vibration people who are suffering in California can escape and heal.  The energies outside of California are much better.

Like, for example, Florida.

The Insanity of the Knee-Jerk "Anti-Religious" People

 

The two craziest types of people are the hard-core religious fanatics and the knee-jerk anti-religious fanatics.

And when I say “crazy,” I mean it in the literal sense.  It’s a well-known and poorly-kept secret that religions tend to attract people who are clinically insane.  A lot of hard-core adherents are either clinically insane or hanging by a thread.  I’ve seen it personally.  I have a family member who was a hard-core religious adherent, and clinically insane.  I’ve been to temples where someone goes on and on about Buddha without any awareness of his or her audience. 

Strapping a bomb to yourself and blowing up unarmed people, or shooting them, or firing rockets at them, is clinically crazy.  Supporting that behavior is also clinically crazy.  So if the people chanting BS about how Hamas is right seem like lunatics, it’s because they are.

Religion has the same problem as society – it has a serious mental illness problem. 

The other side of that is the knee-jerk “anti-religion” people who can’t stop themselves from going off the rails every time religion is mentioned.  It’s the same clinical insanity manifesting itself.  When I was at school in Berkeley, it wasn’t unusual to see the bat-shit-crazy bums arguing over religion, both the adherents and opponents, shouting crazy talk at each other.  We had a guy in my neighborhood who spent his whole life homeless, driving a van plastered with “Jesus” all over it.  In both cases, people treated the mentally ill as objects of amusement and cheered on their mental illness.  (I’m going to withhold my rant about what I think of those bastards who celebrated people exhibiting serious mental illness, but let’s just say there are a lot of people who desperately need God in their lives.)

Leaving aside the mental illness, which is disturbing in and of itself for a lot of reasons, I find the knee-jerk “anti-religion” people to be particularly annoying.  The annoying lack of self-awareness in how they’re exhibiting the same negative traits they claim to see in religious people.  The idiotic-while-acting-superior-and-rational jackassery of cherry-picking of facts and theology.  But the most annoying feature is the damage they do to innocent people’s relationship with God.

What do I mean by a lack of self-awareness?  When you boil it down to the essence, you find the anti-religion people aren’t really concerned about where religion fails and helping it to be better and more aligned with the true nature of God.  They simply want to present *just enough* evidence to make themselves feel comfortable in rejecting religion, but not go deep enough in their inquiry to allow for the possibility of anything other than a knee-jerk reaction.

They experienced a bad reaction to religion – usually a family issue but sometimes other people did something wrong to them or someone they care about.  And instead of dealing directly with the issue, they’ve projected their wounds onto religion – religion is the enemy, so now I don’t have to do the work of healing this messy wound. 

Or they’ve just made a lot of mistakes and instead of facing and owing up to them, they’d rather get rid of the whole “right-wrong” thing and imagine that disavowing religion can be their reset button.

They’re entire energy is based on some version of a deep-seeded belief that they’ve hopelessly failed and, were religion to be accurate, they’d be going to hell.  So the entire philosophy of anti-religious people comes down to shame and limiting beliefs about themselves.  (And a false interpretation of the religions they believe they’ve hopelessly crossed.)

And I’m saying this with compassion and love.  Most people exhibiting mental illness are hurting.  Some aren’t – a lot of clinically insane people attest that their insanity is euphoric and like a drug, but the people exhibiting these intense negative feelings toward a loving God that gave them life, they’re really hurting inside.  And they don’t see a way out. 

But compassion for suffering doesn’t change the fact that knee-jerk anti-religious expression is an expression of mental illness, not an inspired religious viewpoint.

I’m also not minimizing the damage people do to others in the name of God.  There are a lot of abusive people who misuse God (especially the “going to Hell” part) to do some really horrible things to other people.  The Crusades, the Inquisition, many wars, but also on an individual level – lots of child abuse, spousal abuse, and generally shitty interpersonal behavior (up to and including murder) is committed in the name of God. 

As I said, the mentally ill are attracted to religion, and for too many it’s a way to avoid actually dealing with the issues.  Are you hearing voices or hearing the voice of God?  Are you speaking jibberish or speaking in tongues?  Are you autistic or an enthusiastic proselytizer?  Are you abusive and treating people as less than human or being a loyal follower of the literal word of God?  It’s easy to hide your neurosis, psychosis, or straight-up evil behavior, behind a religious facade, and nobody can question you because “freedom of religion.”

And I agree that healthy religions need to allow space for this conversation.  Because the overwhelming majority of religious people really and truly are good people who want to be better people.  And they’re as appalled with these abuses as I am, and as those who imagine religion is out to hurt them believe.  More and more religions are opening up to this important process and working to clean out the festering infections in their families.  This is difficult but good and will make us all better people.

And I get that this is difficult and some aren’t there yet.  We want to give some space for people to find their way through the healing process. Some try to find alternate religions, or make their own.  The whole “I am God, you are God, everyone’s a god-god,” “divinity in everything” BS is part of that “choose your own religion” mentality.  It’s another flavor of  rejectionism: If I can’t succeed by following an established religion, I’ll make my own where I’m guaranteed to win.

And I know I’ll get the questions – well weren’t all religions created by “crazy people” who downloaded some stuff that turned out to be aligned with God?  Well, yeah, probably.  Not all the stuff that comes out of crazy people is nonsense.  Some is pretty inspired stuff. 

So what’s the difference between your drug-induced “enlightenment” in the jungle and Buddha’s Sutras?  Who am I to say that you aren’t adding the next Sutra to the canon instead of spouting off crazy bullshit?  Well, first of all, I’m not dismissive of every insight.  Some I test as accurate, at least in part, but many don’t hold up to that test.  And by many I mean 99.99+% of the “insight” out there.

And within that very large percentage of BS religious insight, there are big patterns.  One of which is that the “insight” conveniently aligns to the, well, convenience, of the person conveying the insight.  That’s a big red flag.  The ones God has chosen to convey his message have to suffer tremendously, and usually the message is one the person really doesn’t want to hear.  At best the message is neutral.  But in the huge majority of cases, God wants the messenger to throw away their entire life up to that point, embrace a life of poverty as a social outcast, and likely be murdered by an angry mob or die in abject poverty.  So if God is telling you “you’re God, keep fucking around, doing drugs and playing in the desert and giving crappy spiritual advice to people who pay you,” …yeah… no… no.  No.  That ain’t God talking.

God isn’t going to waste his time telling you “you’re doing just great.”  He *might* encourage you to keep going through really bad shit, but why would God go out of his way to say “You’re awesome, Dave!  Rock on, dude!” 

That’s not to say you aren’t awesome and don’t rock on, but don’t confuse yourself and spiritually vulnerable people by claiming it’s the voice of God saying that.  Positive self-talk is important and a healthy self-esteem, but don’t go crazy.

And if this triggers you – “Are you saying that I’m crazy?!?  You’re not qualified to say that!!!  You don’t know me!!!!” Consider that trigger is yet another of probably many, many signals you’ve been getting that you need to attend to your mental health and seek professional help.

Because seeing a religious statement doesn’t trigger an emotionally healthy person to respond.  And challenges to one’s mental health also don’t trigger a response in people who are emotionally healthy.  People who are not mentally ill can handle opposing viewpoints or challenging questions and don’t feel compelled to react or respond to everything.  And if the thought of religion compels you to create an alternate fantasy religion to escape, well, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it isn’t an alligator.  And the damage you’re doing to vulnerable people is real and uncalled for, you need to stop that shit.

Coming Home: When "What I Want to Do" and "What I Need to Do" Merge

 Circumstances are beginning to feel like destiny.  Maybe because they are.

About a year ago I bought a house in Pensacola, Florida.  I planned at the time – or so I told myself – to rent it out and just have a storage shed in the back for fishing stuff.  Over that year, the fishing and other stuff expended to include a fell set of Orion crystals and matrix, stuff for food preparation, laundry and showering, a folding table to eat on and even some clothes, on top of the “fishing stuff.”  And a car. 

I can’t say I was living out there but I was definitely maintaining a life out there, and looking back at the pictures from when I was there, living my best life out there, and feeling kind of sad and disconnected when I’d come back to Southern California. 

Meanwhile, the energies in Florida resonated and enhanced my spiritual energy practice.  When I was in Florida, my energy work was stronger and free of resistance and distortion.  Things were easy.  And at the same time energetic conflicts with the tenants grew.

Finally things tipped over.  The tenants had to leave early and I decided to alter my “plans” and try keeping the house for myself pay the mortgage, visit often and see if I could make it work.

As soon as I made that decision, energies shifted dramatically in a big way.  And after my last visit, I set up a crystal matrix that is now my source.  My energy center is no longer in California, where I spend most of my time, but my home in Pensacola, Florida.  In order to do my work now, I tap into that energy, instead of connecting from here to there as part of a grid.  Pensacola is now the hub, Los Angeles is the spoke.

I saw all this coming, but I didn’t want to believe it.  First, I didn’t think I could afford it.  Still have my doubts.  Second, it’s a bit of an undertaking.  Third, it’s what I really wanted, and I’d become used to assuming whatever I wanted was secondary to the “greater good,” that the two were never aligned. 

After meditating on it and seeing the results of the transition, it’s obvious now that in fact what I want IS the greater good.  Not that “doing what you want is the best thing for the world,” but in this case, they are aligned.  Which means I am called forth to commit and sacrifice to make this a priority and make it work.

And the energies have shifted dramatically over the past few months as pathways have opened up.  Yes, this IS where I belong.  It is home.  And it is necessary for the next phase of my work, as well as my happiness and the happiness of my family and the “greater good.”

It’s worth spending a little time inquiring about the belief that “what I want” is somehow inherently not aligned with my higher purpose or the greater good.  That’s a real limiting belief, and I’m sure a lot of other people share that belief.  I know they do. 

Where does that come from?  I know I grew up with a belief that you put in the work and delay gratification for something better down the road, and to “do the right thing.”  And at some level, I suppose that’s true.  You want to get the degree to get the better job, to open up more opportunities.  But somewhere in there is another belief that I’m sacrificing to do what others think is important, because I should serve them first. 

Some of the things currently in my life – including my entire energetic practice – fall into that “this is crazy stuff” category, things I do on the side after I’ve taken care of all the important things.  But the thing is, when I’ve actually been true to my higher self, free from fear, delusion, false hope and shame, it’s been right.  But I don’t always listen and honor that inner voice.

In this case, I did.  And in every step, it seemed like “this isn’t the right time, I can’t afford it, this won’t work,” but it not only works, it turns out to be necessary, and far earlier that I imagined the timeline to be.  And it’s worked out far better. 

And everything else from that – the massive improvement in energy work, the feeling of being “home,” everything, it’s all better. 

I’m feeling like the home was not something I pushed, even though it felt like it at the time, but something that pushed me.  It was something I had to do, but since I wanted to do it, it didn’t feel like a sacrifice, it felt like a joy. 

So I’m going to expand my altar and energetic practice in my new home and we’ll see where I’m called to go next.  But I finally have a home.  I’m finally on the right path. 

About the Israel Attack: A Message to the Spiritually Stupid (And the rest of us too)

 I wasn’t going to write anything about the situation with Israel, mostly because, while I have an opinion, nobody really cares about my opinion (except so much as it validates or contradicts their own and in doing so either comforts or triggers their personal insecurities).  And also because that’s not why I’m here and what this blog is intended to be about.

I’ll weigh in on one aspect, namely the painful idiocy of some of the so-called “spiritual people” who claim to be fellow travelers.  Let me say this, if you’re going to weigh in on this issue, and if you’re going to put your spiritual credentials on the line, DON’T be the stereotypical spiritual moron.

Saying that a group of terrorists invading and killing unarmed people is the same as armed conflict is factually and morally false, intellectually lazy, and spiritually, well, “unhelpful,” to put it very mildly. 

Please stop being the stereotype by conflating the conscious, deliberate torture and killing of unarmed women and children with armed conflict.  They’re not the same – not in God’s book or any other sane person’s book.  There’s no “self-defense” argument for committing deliberate acts of murder, rape, and torture on unarmed people.  “They did x, y, z first” is not a moral argument.  It’s incredibly stupid.

If you want to take a “spiritual pacifist” stand (a problematic stance, but we’ll use it for the sake of argument), part of that stance requires you to detest evil.  Read that again.  You are SPIRITUALLY REQUIRED to DETEST EVIL.  Not “be neutral on the subject of good and evil,” but to STAND for good and actively RESIST evil.  Now, the “pacifist” stand would call for doing so in a “non-violent way,” which is where the whole “problematic” aspect comes in, and I’m not going to get into the idiocy (in my opinion) of “spiritual pacifism,” but the directive to STAND FOR GOOD and OPPOSE EVIL comes BEFORE the “non-violent” part.  It’s in the name “SPIRITUAL pacifist.”  Otherwise you’re just “Intellectually lazy, wimpy and morally noncommittal Neutral Man” which is a worthless, low-vibration sub-human waste of oxygen.  You might as well identify as a fish, except even fish fight when they have to.  So what does that make you, a vegetable?

Again, to reiterate, a KEY part of spirituality is a commitment to God, which means a commitment to GOOD, which means you are commanded to differentiate between good and evil, support good and condemn evil.  I don’t know why people think they can reject this central aspect of God-centeredness and go around with an air of fake moral superiority, but all they’re doing his damaging their own karma and making themselves (and the rest of the community who doesn’t call them out on this) look like jackasses.  It’s a big reason why most people look down on the “new-age spiritual community,” it isn’t God-centered, it seems to be just drug and sex-centered and an excuse to wear dumb clothing and jewelry. 

So getting back to how this ties into the latest Israel situation, if you’re unable to morally identify the evil acts and parties in this scenario, you’re really lost.  But let me spell out the obvious:  taking up guns, knives, bombs and other weapons against unarmed and unsuspecting civilians, doing so in a calculated manner so as to “surprise” the victims and cause the maximum amount of death and destruction, committing murder, rape and torture – is bad.  It’s morally wrong.  Period.  The episode is horrific, tragic, mournful and the acts committed appalling and despicable.  You don’t need to spend years on a spiritual journey, take a bunch of drugs, bang drums or vomit in front of a fake shaman to figure out which side is God and which side is against God. 

Once you’ve firmly and unequivocally established right from wrong and oriented yourself with God, then you can debate the nuances of policy (I will not get into this) from a spiritually solid foundation.

So let’s break down some of the “Incredibly Stupid Spiritual Logic” going around:

“What do you expect?  They live in an open-air prison!” 

Leaving aside the stupidity of the whole “open-air prison” argument (and it is stupid, sorry not sorry), let’s look at this from the God lens.  Are you suggesting God absolves the acts of prisoners who go on a rampage?  Are you suggesting a detestable act is less detestable depending on the geographic origin of the act, or the living conditions of the perpetrators?  Where does God say such a thing?  Because I can point to all sorts of spiritual evidence that God says the EXACT OPPOSITE.  Bottom line, good is good, evil is evil and equivocation is the tool of the devil.  The forces of good have no interest in creating moral confusion, the forces of evil certainly do.

“Israel took their land!”

Where does God say “If someone takes something of yours, go forth and rape and murder their unarmed neighbors and burn their children alive”? And please don’t come back to me with your bullshit interpretation of “eye for an eye,” that’s NOT how it’s interpreted and people need to heed the warning about twisting the word of God for evil purposes, you’re poisoning your own karma in your defense of evil.

“Israel has done bad things!”

Where does God say “If your neighbor has done a fair amount of evil, then you too can commit some evil and I’ll let it all slide.”  Finding evil in B doesn’t absolve the evil in A.  I’m not saying expanding your search of evil in the world isn’t a useful inquiry – it can be.  But turning around and saying “I FOUND EVIL, so these guys are okay now!” is 100% wrong. 

“This was God’s will.”

Dude, sit down, you’re drunk.  You don’t know God’s will, but every “spiritual” jackass thinks they are the one prophet that knows the mysteries of God.  They don’t.  You don’t.  So just shut up.  A faithful servant does not claim to know the mind of his master, he does what he’s told. Be humble and kind, not arrogant and stupid.  If you’re a servant of God, make your words a reflection of God, not another pile of poop for him and his followers to clean up while you run around claiming prophet status.

“Religion is evil.”

Alright, we’ve all heard about the Crusades, the Inquisition, 9-11, barbarians sacking and this and that in the name of God, as well as your stupid opinions of gay issues, abortion and whatever.    Nobody fucking cares what you think about history or politics.  History is full of human failures.  Humans fail.  So the solution isn’t more humans and less God, it’s focusing on something bigger than ourselves.  The fact that we fall short in that goal doesn’t condemn the goal.  You don’t have to be a theologian or iron out all the contradictions in major religions to follow God, support good and condemn evil. Children can do it (when we adults aren’t raping and murdering them), you can too.   

“But but but… I wanna be able to fuck and do drugs without feeling guilty about going to Hell.”

-Said out loud by nobody.  Which is really too bad.

Because I’d have a WHOLE lot of respect for someone who said what they’re really feeling, instead of making these ridiculous moral arguments equivocating good and evil and bashing God.  But think about where that guilt is coming from and why it might be driving you to avoid good and apologize for evil, real evil, not that misdemeanor crap you’re doing that keeps you up at night fearing Hell. 

Let me just say this, your struggles in life are why you are here.  Life is a struggle.  Life is imperfect – in fact that’s where the beauty of life is, in the imperfection.  That’s part of the reason AI art looks so hideous and nightmarish – “perfection” is kind of repulsive.  You’re not expected to be perfect. But just because you struggle with things like “sex and drugs feel great, but I also feel guilty about serving God because I feel bad about those things in that context” doesn’t mean you aren’t a servant of God.  And it doesn’t mean you need to “be okay” with obvious evil in the world or give up your search for the good in life. 

You’re imperfect.  I’m imperfect.  Yet God still call us to service, so obviously he sees some use in our imperfect asses.  And it doesn’t mean we’re unqualified to call out real evil when we see it or to ask what God wants us to do next.  I’m sure most of those poor victims had some shit in their lives, but nothing compared to evil that befell them at the hands of monsters.  We’re all a little fucked up, but we’re not all monsters.  But monsters do exist, and it’ll take good people (imperfect as we are) doing everything we can to fight back with our light.

And that, good people, is what the spiritual battle is really about.

The Choice Between Two Devils: The Conservative Spiritual Case Against Trump in 2024

 In 2016 I saw a strong spiritual argument for supporting Donald Trump.  I didn’t clarify it succinctly, it came out in various posts and it took a while to arrive at that conclusion.  And in hindsight, it was the correct conclusion, though what followed was still very bad on all levels.

The reason Trump was the right decision in 2016 was primarily because Hillary Clinton was the most pure evil candidate this country had ever seen.  She was, spiritually speaking, the closest thing to Hitler in terms of pure evil in a US major party leader.  The prospect with her as President would have been disastrous beyond measure.

The Obama administration was a pure Luciferian administration and deeply corrupted the country, society and politics in a very bad way.  However, there was just enough opposition to keep the evil in check.  The plan was to bring in Hilary Clinton to finally put the stake through the heart of the country.

Fortunately the country was spared this outcome.  Barely.  That alone is enough reason to support Trump in 2016.  And for a while I actually thought Trump might be the spiritual chaos agent that could help defeat the forces of evil.  The Luciferian forces in the media, in government and in society were in complete disarray after the 2016 election.  Heads were exploding.  For a while, the forces of God were making a lot of progress and things looked more promising than they had in a while.

Unfortunately a lot of this turned out to be an illusion.  Instead of being a neutral force of chaos, it turns out Trump is in fact a demonic force. And while he seeks primarily to elevate himself, he ultimately served the larger movement when called.  In 2020 during COVID, Trump fully adopted the Luciferian agenda in a way Obama could have only dreamed of.  He literally shut down the country and turned large sections of it into a prison.  Then he facilitated forced mask wearing and forced “vaccination,” which is nothing more than a mind control poison.

Yes, the “vaccines” are mind control poison.  The effects can be reversed, but very few people who take the vaccine even want to try to reverse them.  Almost everyone who took the vaccine proudly displayed their submission, posting idiotic boo-boo pictures and telling everyone how it was the greatest thing in the world.  If I get sick and take an antibiotic, I don’t run around bragging about it.  What would cause people to behave so irrationally?

Not only do almost all the “vaccinated” think they made the right decision, they almost all support measures to force unvaccinated to submit, even though the vaccine does nothing to control the spread of the virus (it does nothing at all against the virus, but that’s another story).  That’s mind control – it’s turned people into happy cult members who gleefully go along with the craziest bullshit the world has seen in generations.

And where was Trump?  He was out gleefully promoting the vaccine as the greatest gift to the world since oxygen.  He was making ridiculous claims and still brags about how he foisted this poison on the world.  No sense of reflection or caution. 

And Trump gave us Dr. Fauci, another self-worshipping Luciferian who actually had pictures of himself in his office.  You don’t need to be a trained exorcist, just take these evil people at their word and the truth flashes like a huge billboard in front of your face.  Fauci was Trump’s mouthpiece, promoting lockdowns, vaccine mandates, mask mandates and elevating COVID to deity status.  No wonder Trump loved him and gave him a medal.  Fauci, Trump, the North Korean dictator, they’re twin flames.  They’re spiritually indistinguishable.

Trump gave us a fake pandemic, a mind control poison, media-generated riots, reckless spending intentionally designed to spur inflation (impoverishing average people deprives them of freedom and furthers the Luciferian agenda, plus real estate moguls LOVE inflation), all while effectively neutering the source of any possible opposition.  The Republicans who would normally oppose this kind of crazy bullshit couldn’t stop it because they were on “Trump’s team,” and Trump and his followers insist on loyalty above all else.  (Which is another Luciferian trait.  This whole episode is “Exorcism 101: identifying the most obvious forms of Satanic expression.”)

Initially I still didn’t see the clear picture and thought Biden’s election would be a disaster, that Obama & Co would finally put a stake through the heart of the country.  Turns out they badly miscalculated – Biden is Satanic for sure, but so feeble and inept that he can’t do anything.  He’s also really stupid, which makes him an easy target for opposition.  “Fuck Joe Biden” popped up almost immediately and members of his own party basically walked away in opposition. 

What’s more the opposition that had to sit by and let Trump destroy everything could now stand up and fight.  Which they did.  It was only after Trump was defeated that the forces of sanity could finally break the wall of lockdowns and mandates.  Now most people realize vaccines were a huge mistake and almost nobody is taking the stupid “boosters.”  Mask-wearers are roundly mocked and ridiculed.  Fauci left in disgrace.  Principled opponents like Ron DeSantis gained in strength, to the point they began inviting the ire of Demon Trump and his minions.

                     "What are you going to do?  It's a two-party system, you have to vote for one of us."

Now we are at a point in time where, barring a miracle, the country will be faced with a choice like the Halloween Simpsons where the aliens took over both candidates.  TumBiden is a choice between two forces on the same side – Satan’s.  It isn’t the “lesser of two evils” it’s “evil with blue shirt” vs “evil with red shirt,” there’s no difference.

Please don’t talk to me about judges.  I’ll say this much – yes, they matter, but conservative judges who are sworn to loyalty to Trump will only enable the carnage as long as Trump is in power.  Those conservative judges only help us to thwart someone like a Biden, they’re actually a liability with Trump.

Both candidates give us inflation, oppression, violence and death.  The difference is one candidate can be checked while the other will have full reign.  If Biden is re-elected, the country will elect an opposition Congress to keep things balanced.  It’s the way the country works.  If Trump is in charge, everyone is on the same team.  Democrats are Luciferian, so even though they personally oppose Trump they know he will strong-arm Republicans to go along with the main aspects of their agenda.  That means more experiments at turning the country into a giant prison, more mass-poisonings in the name of medicine, rampant, unchecked inflation, riots, war, carnage and spiritual oppression.

It's also a choice between a lazy, senile, inept idiot who has no agenda for the next four years aside from taking a lot of naps and sniffing girls and an angry, energetic, self-worshipping lunatic who will aggressively push the worst elements of the Luciferian agenda on the country while his party cowers and whimpers in fear.  If I have to choose an evil dictator, I’d much rather have the weak, stupid, inept one that everyone already ridicules and hates and nobody listens to, and not the one who never sleeps and has legions of devoutly loyal followers (however good and God-aligned they might be when not under his spell). 

A senile Biden strengthens and clarifies opposition.  It gives us a clear chance to bring leadership in that can actually clean out some of these evil forces.  It’s a shame Republicans are so brainwashed by Trump that they can’t see fit to find a good alternative, but that just speaks to the deep level of spiritual corruption in our society right now. And until the opposition gets over its collective delusion, we’re better off with the crusty, stupid, inept devil we have now.

De-Coupling From Social Media

 I swear it’s weird how it’s like this guy is reading my mind. 

Anyhow, after another series of stupid reposts and angry tweets, with zero engagement, I realized my social media was nothing but a giant drain. So I fucking deleted the account. Bye Felicia. 

And it was like a giant weight was lifted. You think social media is to escape boredom or engage with people until you realize it’s nothing like that. It’s just a prison.