Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai provides a very succinct and cogent overview of how Mr Global operates as a Swarm.
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Knowing how knowledge is used to control worldviews is key to not being susceptible to their manipulation. Like JPF says, the medium is the message.
Control of the Internet is an extension of the old school control of the mass media. No information gets out that is really damaging to official narratives. Narratives are backed up by other narratives. Used to be a position was backed up by facts, no more.
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Yeah, well hopefully more people can become aware of when there is blatant and obvious deception, narratives built on those can fall apart quickly.
Is sad how shallow a lot of people’s perception seems to be to not question these “official narratives.”
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Just watched Critical Thinking with Dr T and Dr P. Dr. P had this long list of things in the news like the cocaine in the Whitehouse, the underwater craft that exploded with all the billionaires inside, etc. He had a really long list. So what are TPTB trying to get our attention away from? What is happening behind the many distractions?
Is this why so many feel a strong strangeness as expressed in this topic? May be we need to think about what it is and focus our intention.
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Yes, it’s hard to pinpoint and describe exactly.
I tried to describe it as a “shivering/vibration” in/of the soul, related to an ominous “gut feeling”, but not just quiet that neither.
But I agree its a “calm before the storm” feeling.
I see some compare it to a feeling pre 911.
I didn’t feel anything like this back then.but it seems it’s a thing.
Hopefully nothing, but all it takes is a spark right now,to set off a chain of things.
I’ve had bad feelings before, but never anything like this, and dreams I have never really paid much mind,and rarely remember them even.
But now they are vivid and I carry the feeling of them with me throughout the day.
I have a dream about August lasting for the longest time,time almost standing still and that nothing works.
Medicine isn’t working and people are not able to communicate with one another, everyone is talking and no one listens,like each and every person has a language of their own.
its like everyone is in shock,separated from one another.
People looking at maps,but what they are looking for isn’t on it
A very distorted and gloomy feel when I wake up from them, and 4 cups of coffee isn’t shaking it off : )
I think the TPTB feel very sure of them self and their masterplan.
I almost hope they are confident; overconfident, thats when there is surprises and things go wrong.
Take care
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Assolutamente; thats the Tavistock Ultra method.
Control the zeitgeist and you shape the future
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At least some mind control is definitely delivered via social and cultural engineering, and some of that engineering is the result of long-term – even multi-generational – strategies. Just think of “the long march through the institutions” advocated by Rudi Dutschke in the 1960s, an idea that has been attributed to Antonio Gramsci (from the turn of the 20th century). Sometime before his death, which occurred in 2007, film producer Aaron Russo gave an interview where he said one of the Rockefellers told him about plans to put microchips in people that would be used instead of money – microchips that could be turned off if someone misbehaved. That sounded fairly “out there” in the early 2000s; today it sounds like programmable digital currency. Those are just two examples among many.
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Wokeism is surely a topical example of mind control through cultural appropriation. I echo others points here that there is a feeling of something wrong in a general sense. Talking to the one pre pandemic friend I am still in contact with has become mono syllabic with emojis or just silence as a response to questions about what is going on in the world. It seems even when the wolf is at the door and scraping at the windows most people prefer to ignore it and hope it all goes away.
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I’ve had an instinctive fear since I was young, and sensed the absurdity of a lot of things, and had seemingly random realizations that, for example, there wouldn’t be pensions by the time I was grown up.
I think I had the option to pass away a few years back, and maintain my ‘olde worlde’ soul. Instead I decided to make big changes and live. I’m not actually sure it was the right decision, but it’s too late to go back now.
As for intuition, I’m the opposite. It’s dried up concerning the future - mainly, I think, because it just looks like a big meat grinder, so what is there of any use to intuit?
Not really feeling very positive, but then the present and my presence in it have something to do with my own role in life, and my ability or lack thereof to make changes, in myself and the macrocosm.
Just not really looking forward to being cornered by The Beast.
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Your comment reminded me of something I wanted to ask in this thread but forgot about in my previous post.
On March 25, 2023, I felt a slight ridge in the skin behind my left ear. I’d never felt this ridge before, so I took a picture of it with my cellphone and saw that it was an almost straight white line about 2 inches long. I swear it was new that morning, and this is borne out by it becoming more difficult for my fingers to locate over time. I applied a magnet to the area and found that the magnet was neither attracted nor repelled.
Has anyone else had an experience like this?
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I had finacial and family anxieties before , this feels diferent. My money is on mind manipulation technology or collective intuitive premonition.
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Thank you for starting this thread, as it’s a kind of much needed “therapy”. Perhaps many people who joined this Giza forum feel this way, that “something” is wrong, without being able to “pin” it down exactly. Despite all of our diversity (in interests, values, backgrounds, knowledge, culture, etc.,), this is one thing this particular group seems to have in common: we all feel something ominous, oppressive, and foreboding, and it feels very real and palpable.
For some time, I have been pondering about the five senses we have been taught we have: sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch. That’s been drilled into us, that we have only 5 senses, and that any other sense we think we have gets delegated to “paranormal” (and one is basically told to go to a psychiatrist who will try and numb it out of a person with drugs). Yogis and other practitioners of ancient traditions believed that there were more senses to be honed. My guess is that some of what people are feeling in this forum may be a sense into another energy dimension, and we don’t have the vocabulary to talk about this sense or set of senses, because the institutions that “educate” us don’t want us to know about them. We’ve been reading Dean Radin’s work on some of this topic, and it’s fascinating, and he’s come under a lot of fire in the scientific community for even studying this topic. And, we have friends who are exploring these realms through meditation, and notice that they have a different way of relating to the world.
Thank you all for sharing your personal insights, as we, too, can relate to the experience with pre-pandemic friends who want to keep everything shallow, and “don’t go there”. It’s really nice to have a forum where people can share and not feel so isolated in these kinds of feelings, and myself and spouse really, really appreciate this forum.
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It could either be that you slept in a way that skin was creased, or that your consciousness was in your astral body and it experienced some sort of impact, which was transferred to your physical body through repercussion. You’d probably remember the latter, though, so maybe the former?
The emojis is interesting. People who never used emojis are now using them; people who used to use them often, now seem to be filling in lines of them. A different form of communication; not an analog voice but a symbolic digital one? With varying meanings
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I know where my “intuition” or “feelings” come from, and it’s not from meditation, Yogis and the like.
Interesting is that those who practice those things are apparently sensing something similar to those of us who are naught. Some may even see it positively. I do naught. As for those of the pre-pandemic mind-set - it’s a conversation they are not willing to have or will only have if it is positive and back to the before.
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What do you make of this peculiar “positivity” movement that has sprung up with some pop yoga/meditation groups and new agers in the last couple of decades? Many of them say to me, when I mention something that causes concern to me: “That is negative. I don’t go there. I only think about things that make me feel good.”
With respect to Dean Radin’s work on ancient yogic practices, he was mainly interested in very seasoned practitioners (few and far between) who delved into ancient, very deep and difficult techniques, that most modern pop practitioners do not come close to realising or even understanding. And, I think that some of these techniques tapped into, and honed, senses that we all have, but that have been dimmed (and now lie dormant) by our culture. I found his book “Supernormal” interesting, and this got me thinking about these senses that we have that are not openly or officially discussed or encouraged or fostered in our culture. https://www.deanradin.com/supernormal
And you’re absolutely right, people don’t need to be yogis (especially the modern pop yogis) to access inner senses and powerful intuition. My guess is that the people on this forum, like yourself, who sense and know something is wrong, have accessed some of these senses through other means, and partly also, by rejecting that part of our culture that throws every psychological and physical weapon at us to try to get us to shut off our senses, so that we approach the behaviours of automatons.
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Yes. Again, be happy and everything is fine now. The idea of trying to let people know what is going on beneath the false flags fails because words, even evidence, seems to fall on closed ears and minds.
As expressed on one of the Critical Thinking with Dr. P and Dr. T podcasts recently, there are libel to be even fewer people than before, who will stand. A lot of people just say do whatever, just don’t make me lock down - I want to do everything as before, just tell me what you want. Mark of the Beast? - okay. Untested bio-shot - sure. Imagine how this feels to those brave and faithful to God lawyers, doctors, professional, politicians, ordinary people who fought back and are being systematically destroyed.
Better stop here or someone will call for my post to be removed.
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I’ve got a bad feeling about this.
There is the perspective that is someone is more focused on what is negative, that will bring more negativity to them. Same can be true of what is positive. But that’s only rational to a certain extent, if a ship is sinking positive thinking probably won’t change that, time to go for a lifeboat.
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Evidently producing angst is a much sought after profession. Look at the millions and millions worldwide posing as podcasters, writers, publishers, news presenters etc. who are gainfully engaged everyday deliberately disturbing the airwaves to remind us of our situation, freedom is an illusion, free will is a trick.
We are like cattle and slaves, don’t forget it or the global gladiators will send in the clowns and lions to remind everyone.
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I’ve been in two minds about the “positivity” kick that some people are on. On the one hand, Dr Farrell has talked about the power of thinking about something and having the sheer weight of the number of people thinking about a thing contributing to bringing it about. I think about that concept whenever I come across an article about the “coming” financial crisis or the unpleasant things the WEF is planning and wonder if that is the hidden purpose of those articles.
On the other hand, I prefer to face danger with as much foreknowledge as I can get.
Some time ago I read an article about a professor at the University of Washington who created web crawlers to mine the internet to get some idea of what people know. His theory was that many people tap into a precognitive sense and leave hints of that sense in articles they write and the comments they leave on the internet. Based on the info/intel these crawlers revealed, he predicted the chemtrailing would stop in 2019 or 2020. It certainly did in my area, and although it is evident they have resumed it, the intensity is nothing like it was previously. I’m sorry I can’t remember that professor’s name.
The people I don’t understand, however, are the ostriches who think it ill-mannered to ruin their day by talking about “conspiracy theories”. I find that phrase ridiculous since it was coined by the very conspirators about whom thinking people have theories. I am also tired of being told there is “no proof” for a lot of the things that I am convinced are happening. There is even less proof for a lot of things people believe in, as was wonderfully demonstrated in the movie “Contact”. People believe whatever they are ready to wrap their minds around.
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