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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Totally agree about poor old Muammar. I think he really started to figure out just WTF was going on and was foolish/brave enough to try to tell other people what he knew.

I personally am always reminded of a tale Mark Passio tells. As a priest in the Church of Satan, he got an inside look at what they were up to and revolted. On the way out, he said, "I;m going to expose you, tell the world what you're doing."

They said, "Go ahead, they won't believe you. We could tell them ourselves and they wouldn't believe us either." Mark has been exposing them for however many years now, and it turns out the Satanists were 100% correct.

Evil people doing evil stuff is one thing. You can learn about it, expose it, etc. But coming to understand how the human psyche really works--which Passio says is the #1 subject of study for the Dark Luciferians--is quite another.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

Here's some coverage from Activist Post, quoting from al-Mayadeen, further referencing Israeli media:

Israel Drops ‘Earthquake Bombs’ In Syria While Situation On The Ground Worsens, Chaos Looms (12/16/2024)

Israeli media reporting on the bombing described the aggression as a “Hiroshima in Tartus” due to the intensity of the attacks.

Meta-comment: Fairly plain, is it not? It's not like this was done far away and in secret. It's in the open and word has gotten all around. It's pointless to argue specifics with Individuals. They will either get what's going on or they will not get what's going on. This is for those that get what's going on.

Take a good look at the people in the world around you, and how very few are with you in being able to figure this out for themselves. All the others believe that somehow--magically, basically--they would "know it" if that's what was actually happening.

Now take a good look at yourself. Did you really understand that was how the human mind actually worked? That virtually everyone else had such a hard time figuring out what was going on, even with something so blatant and outrageous? Nor is anyone in "authority" anywhere in the world--who must surely be aware of the same thing--ready to acknowledge it openly because of one or another form of shitstorm that would be released thereby.

Whatever you think the problems of the world are, I humbly suggest they run very much deeper and are more intractable than you ever thought.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

The same Pergamon Museum also contains the Ishtar Gate from Babylon. Intriguingly, there's no explanation as to why it has that name. The inscription does not mention Ishtar at all, but instead dedicates it to Marduk.

Just a little something for those who like to try to put two and two together.

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

Thank you very much! Always appreciate the support!

I do think about substack from time to time. Very lazy and I've never gotten around to it. When I do, though, I feel I'll have a comfortable backlog of material... lol

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Primate98 2 points ago +3 / -1

The startling meta-point, regardless of what actually happened, is that if you wander around r/conspiracy almost no one is even asking the question, "Is this thing just fake?"

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

I think this is basically it. There was no stopping the juggernaut of the vax-mania, so the strategic option was to get out in front and try to sabotage it. Or should we say reverse sabotage?

Everyone has forgotten about the Johnson + Johnson vaxx. The MSM flipped their wigs when supposedly seven (yes, you read that right) people died from it. Far more, of course, were suffering and dropping dead from other vaxxs, but J+J gets pulled.

I suspect it was saline solution or 7-Up or something. So the Warp Speed/J+J plan failed. Imagine Trump trying to explain this to people. Look below for comments from supposed "conspiracy theorists" even denying the possibility.

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

Thank you very much for the support! I try to do my best and the encouragement really means more than you think.

It takes some effort but I can't write in any style other than my own. I always wonder, though, if people are reading it thinking, "Jeez, I wish this jackhole would just get to the point."... lol

Thanks again for your kind words. Many more writeups in the pipeline. It's crazy.

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

Thanks for the update and the fantastic news. I'm very glad to hear that it worked out for you and that you're keeping the knowledge flowing forward. Make America Healthy Again seems to be the catchphrase of the season!

All blessings to your family and forthcoming addition. I've really only recently come to the understanding of what a wonder a child really is: hope for the future and unlimited possibility. Seems like as a society we should be more aware of that, right?

I feel certain your child will grow up in a better world than we live in now, as long as we keep working at it. Stay strong and take care!

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thanks for your support!

I forgot to mention one thing: don't be afraid to freely alter the questions in your mind on the fly. If you can come up with a "better" question, in whatever sense of the word that may be, then you have most definitely made progress. Indeed, if a disinformation operation can just get you asking the wrong questions, that's all they need.

Best of luck in your endeavors!

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Primate98 1 point ago +2 / -1

Supa-fake and ghey. Why couldn't he lust leave two copies of his wallet like Christopher Dorner? And his Saudi passport?

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

If I had to say there was one fundamental methodology--if you could call it that--it's that you have to have your own questions in mind then seek answers wherever and whenever you can. I would say this simple rule works strongly in two ways.

Secondarily, it shields you from a lot of disinformation. If disinfo can do nothing else, it will confuse you, distract you, and waste your time. Their basic technique is to be your good friend and take you on a wonderful and exciting ride through their narrative. And "being taken for a ride" really describes it.

If, instead, you already have questions in mind, you will either get their version of the answer or no answer. You can make a lot out of even getting no answer. If they're some expert and you think they should know and don't, likely they're not an expert but a fool or a disinfo agent.

Primarily, though, even when your questions can't be answered right away, your "radar" will be on, virtually unavoidably. You'll pick up the importance of things as they fly by, including things you were aware of before but just never recognized the significance of.

For example, I was getting ready to write up a post about Roswell. Nothing to do with witches, just problems with the chronology. Yesterday when I was looking at Stanton Friedman, I noticed his first wife's name was Porter (from the witch trials) and I identified her as his handler. A connection, but not to the event itself.

Today, researching for that Roswell post (in old paperback books, oddly enough, which I just happened to have on hand), I casually noticed the guy that loaded the "wreckage" on the bomber for transport to Carswell was Sgt. Porter. "Oh no, could it be?" Yeah, like opening the floodgates.

See, I know I've heard before Brazell lived next door to the Proctors. That's the most prominent name from the witch trials! But my consciousness had never put two and two together, in the right frame of mind, the right context.

It's not so much a methodology as something of an illustration of the old adage that "luck is when opportunity meets preparation". In this sense, I luck into everything. So yes, the next post is going to be all about Roswell and witches... lol

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Primate98 2 points ago +3 / -1

What's lacking is a correct understanding of what has come to be called the "NPC". Everyone now seems to equate it with something like "stupid and brainwashed" or "soulless" or whatever vague notion they subconsciously decide to accept.

No one really bothers to study it. In the present article, the vital point really is to show "how right he was all along", not to investigate and theorize as to the nature of the phenomenon.

The "NPC" phenomenon is but one informal name for a particular state or level of human consciousness, described many times by many names as far back as the Gnostics and the Book of Ecclesiastes. My educated guess is that about 80% of the population are NPCs.

Functionally, NPCs receive their Reality from those they have accepted as "authorities". Parents, teachers, priests, politicians, intellectuals, Rachel Maddow, whoever. This "Reality" is strong enough to overcome all evidence and argumentation.

So what we have with Leftists is that they are crazy because they are NPCs and they have been told crazy things. If you've ever argued with them, it's pointless and now you see precisely why. Are you on "The View"? No.

There are similarly NPCs on the Right, but they have been told far fewer crazy things lately. That's precisely the reason why there appears to be a "Woke Right". Lacking bad input, even NPCs do a pretty good job of figuring out what's going on.

The anomalous evidence, which this theory handily explains, is that there are certain areas where people on the Woke Right still believe crazy things. Shining example is Christian Zionism. Where would they get the insane idea that we all have to support Israel? Not by research and reasoning, but in church, where the authority stands right up front and does all the talking.

Another piece of anomalous evidence is Bill Maher. He mostly says batshit Leftist crap but he also says many things that make complete sense. Why? He's not an NPC, but the next level up. He came to absorb the Leftists patterns around him, but his elevated consciousness struggles--sometimes winning, sometimes losing--with matching up the Reality given by authority with that which he sees around him.

Haha, long rant! I should write a book.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Nobody wants to hear about chess of any higher D than they wish to believe in, but it looks like that's what we have here. Trump negotiated the withdrawal and there was no violence for more than a year, and was supposed to have ended with US troops just waving goodbye and getting on a plane. I believe he also made arrangements to leave behind the money and the gear.

First, no matter what your reason, you can't possibly admit such a thing publicly. That's wayyy too hot for TV. I'm sure some people reading these words are already feeling incredible outrage at the very thought that this is what was done. That's exactly what I'm talking about.

But why do such a thing? Well, even as the US military withdrew, "They" were still at work in Afghanistan and would try to reassert control over a weak and disorganized state. Trump knew that they would have to defend themselves. They were insurgents, after all, not counter-insurgents.

"Their" efforts began immediately with ISIS attacks. Neither normies nor conspiracy theorists try to account for why terrorists would attack other terrorists, particularly given that ISIS are fake terrorists. It's already too complex and troublesome to explain.

So the effort continues, to try to silently prop up and stabilize Afghanistan. Failing that, the whole decades-long cycle will begin again. Ordo ab chao.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Totally unrelated to Thanksgiving or frequency warfare, I just heard a clip of Dick Gregory, from something I believe was called the State of the Black Union, claiming that chemtrails specifically containing manganese were sprayed over black neighborhoods causing black people to fight with and be more violent towards one another.

Sounded nuts and maybe it was, but he cited some town in Australia near an old manganese mine where the murder rate was 200x the average or something like that.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

My understanding is that Jefferson died in debt the equivalent of $9M, or at least that's what we're told. If what you say is true, then it didn't seem to have worked out too well for him.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

No, I've never heard of a single piece of evidence that's turned up.

You'll hear people speculate--and speculation is all it is--that Jesus was being trained in this or that or several schools of various types, everything from the Essenes to the Hindus to the Egyptian mysteries. TBH, that sounds about right to me, but then again for all I know he was taken up in a flying saucer and educated by the Anunnaki on a space station. You never want to let speculation cut you off from discovering the truth.

On the flip side, and I think these are very important points, all those long crucial missing years speak strongly to two things:

(1) That the New Testament was not made up out of nothing. Why would anyone make up a story with the whole middle of it missing? And anyone that claims the NT is fake never brings up their own explanation for this.

(2) Those years really were important and have been purposely hidden from us. The NT has all this carefully chronicled information about his childhood, then all this carefully chronicled information about his final three years. You'd think someone would have written a short book saying, "Then this guy just took off one day with sandals and a backpack, off to the south is all anyone knows, and then he never even wrote home." Nope, it's exactly like someone just cut the pages of the middle chapters out of a book.

Maybe they're in the Vatican archives!

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Very gratifying to hear it was useful. Stay tuned for the closely connected Cabells, coming up right quick!

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Primate98 0 points ago +1 / -1

My point, if I may elaborate, was that for all the ignoramuses either demanding that Trump say or condemning him for not saying, "Set my people free!", they are so far behind the curve of what's really going I have no time whatsoever to sort through all the rest of what they might have to say in hopes of finding something of value.

Sounds brutal, but liars and fools can generate bullshit a helluva lot faster than I can sort through it. I have to be very selective. I would suggest the same to anyone reading this who desires not to spend their life chasing shadows.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ah, I don't really follow politics very closely, More just trying to figure out what's going on. The fact that many people are more interested in politics than truth is very informative in itself.

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Primate98 2 points ago +3 / -1

I believe the hang up is that they (probably fake-ly) had to indict some of the fed provocateurs that were involved, and Trump doesn't want to issue some blanket pardons that lets these traitorous bastards off the hook. In fact, I think they were shit scared Gaetz would prosecute them all to the fullest extent.

And frankly, I think the vast majority of the J6-ers are phony anyway, so it's not like this is as big a deal as it seems to everyone.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

hahahahahahahahah i do relaize that no ones give a fuck what a dumfuk shill has to say lolololololololol too obvious!!!!!!!!

That a movie

noice!!!!

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

Haha! You know, sometimes I think it's more about the evolution in basic mental outlook. I mean, the details you can always bookmark or copy-paste to another doc and refer to later. But, if you're anything like me, your worldview has to shift to, "Jesus H., however weird I thought it was before, it's way weirder, and in a way no one is talking about it."

Can you imagine trying to bring this material up in a conversation with someone you just met, as something novel and interesting you'd heard? If you were sensible, you'd at least say to yourself, "Welp, I need to start reeeeeeeal slow."... lol

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