Remember Maitreya? I was watching this quality documentary on the New Age Deception -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00WBV-i-zRM&t=3305s
and I was reminded of one reason they are so desperate to vaxx people. Part of that documentary mentioned that Maitreya will speak directly into people's minds as some false miracle.
As we all know by now, there are multiple types of technology which could have potentially been injected into people. Some of these include magneto nano particles used to make the brain more susceptible to EMF stimulation. The other includes graphene sheets(also nano scale) which functions similarly in terms of receiving EMF frequencies.
"How do you know that for sure it is in these injections?", you may ask. I don't. But I know for a fact this is the type of technology they want to inject people with, if not today, in the next round of panic. But why assume this wasn't it? Better to be prepared now than wait.
Either way, it is hard to deny that the pieces are falling into place. I don't know how we prepare for something like this except to pray, and perhaps relocate to wherever God leads us.
Man it's depressing living inside this slow moving genocide. I just had another contractor who has always been a solid worker out sick for an entire week, then says he's back but the next day goes awol again. Young guy, late 20s.
I want to form a parallel society already so I can get away from this. I don't even want to make friends with vaxxed people if I'm just going to watch them get sick and die. Not my idea of a good time. Worse yet would be falling in love with one, completely off the table (plus they'd probably be heathens anyway).
Just imagine how nice it would be if all your co-workers, friends and loved ones weren't poisoning themselves with a depop injection. Maybe one day, perhaps even soon. Would be nice.
My first thought is that many if not all modern CPUs have a separate master CPU within it (such as Intel's Management Engine) that can run even when the PC is turned off.
It runs when your computer is asleep, while it’s booting up, and while your operating system is running. It has full access to your system hardware, including your system memory, the contents of your display, keyboard input, and even the network. https://www.howtogeek.com/334013/intel-management-engine-explained-the-tiny-computer-inside-your-cpu/
Could this be what is happening?
It makes me wonder, with all the legislation being drafting in Western nations, why no privacy laws stating manufacturers can't put embedded corporate spy devices in the devices they sell you? Strange isn't it.
You can watch three videos on Einstein's theory of gravity explaining "how gravity REALLY works" and get different answers. Two are claiming objects fall to earth due to "time dilation" (the change in clock synchronization at higher altitudes or speeds), while the other claims it is because we on earth are accelerating upwards at 9.82 meters per second, an even more absurd idea for obvious reasons on a spherical earth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjT85AxTmI0
If those are the best explanations these top minds can come up with, the only real conclusion is that Einstein's theory fails to explain the most basic examples of observable gravity. Namely you drop something and it falls to Earth, or you jump and fall back down to Earth.
I'm not saying Einstein did this intentionally, or because he was a big bad evil Jew. His theories did (apparently anyway) get several predictions right or right enough to make it look valid. But all it takes is one major flaw to invalidate the theory and go back to the drawing board. Or do what modern scientists do and keep doing mental gymnastics to avoid doing any useful and original work.
Physics has probably been set back half a century by people clinging to this idea for too long. It may have some true elements, but it is conceptually wrong and mathematically flawed. It relies on undefined hocus pocus (space-time curvature) that has led scientists (particularly astronomers) to very erroneous understandings of the universe.
