I used to believe that the only way we were going to get out of this mess was to flip sheep (apologies to those offended by my continued use of the word "sheep" — old habits die hard). Meaning that if we got everyone, or mostly everyone, to see what truly was going on, then we could stop the insanity.
In other words, if everyone woke up there would be no more compliance, no more believing in the lies, no more falling into the agenda's traps.
Now I am not so sure.
It seems now that the only way this insanity will work its way out is either by a direct act of God or if we are willing to wait 1,000 years or so when it works out on its own. Maybe we just need to face Armageddon, let it happen, and try to live the best life we can before and while it's happening. I don't mean "give up," I mean to still fight but focus the fight on things other than trying to flip sheep.
I know I've said this before, but now I am refining this idea a bit. Although I do believe once we know something, we can't un-know it — meaning we can't force ourselves into a state of denial and pretend all is rosy as the sheep tend to do (now that they've got Trump to feel dismal about, maybe they won't be all rosy, but for the wrong reasons). But maybe we should stop focusing on it so much and try to get back to the basics of joyous living. Did I really just say that? No, of course not.
I have found myself envying the sheep. I recently had a friend on FB question something I had posted (a comment actually on someone's meme about chemtrails). She had said she simply did not understand what was being said negatively about natural contrails that jets innocently leave behind. I turned her on to a James Corbett video interviewing Peter Kirby about chemtrails.
She responded with the usual disbelief — "how could people be doing this without anyone knowing — purposefully poisoning the earth and all of the people on it?"
I didn't push it and just said, "You seem to be enjoying your life, keep doing that and don't let this cat out of the bag. Let it go." It was the first time I did something like that, and it felt right. I had the opportunity to possibly flip a sheep, and I didn't take it. I believe, however, that this "letting go" only applies to sheep. Whereas before, I wanted sheep to learn the truth about the world, now I am not so anxious to be the one to wreck their day.
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