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1/2 Semite 🇺🇸 retweeted
"The Holocaust is a successful historical fiction."
- Rabbi Aryeh Friedman
(Süddeutsche Zeitung,
December 12, 2006, p.
1/2 Semite 🇺🇸 retweeted
The elites have always leaked the truth mixed with disinformation. First through books. Now through movies.
Look at this scene from The Time Machine (2002), adapted from H.G. Wells.
After a catastrophic event, a group survives by going underground. They become the Morlocks. And they harvest the people living on the surface.
This is the breakaway civilization. And we are the resource.
Of course, the film mixes this with other ideas. That's how it works: the truth hidden inside fiction.
Now look at who wrote the original story.
H.G. Wells supported eugenics.
He believed science would engineer a better society.
He pushed for a one-world state with no nations.
He was openly critical of organized religion.
In 1940 he even published a book titled "The New World Order."
And the 2002 film? Directed by his own great-grandson, Simon Wells. Still think it's just a movie?
The pale/bluish, very beautiful, human-looking entities that David Grusch saw in a video of an UFO crash and described them on the Joe Rogan podcast are the breakaway civilization—survivors of the Geophysical Event.
In Ancient Greece, they called them the Hyperboreans because they lived in the mountains in the far North Pole. In the East, they were the residents of Shambhala, an underground city in the mountains where human knowledge never dies. In Celtic mythology, they are the Tuatha Dé Danann tribe.
1/2 Semite 🇺🇸 retweeted
Shawn Ryan asks Garand Thumb how he would survive the next 30 days if a coordinated attack crippled America’s power grids, communications, and critical infrastructure. Garand Thumb breaks down his priorities, from securing water and protecting his property to why leaving the city could put people at greater risk. “If I was in the city, I’d stay still as much as possible and try to shelter for those 30 days.”
@GarandThumb1
1/2 Semite 🇺🇸 retweeted
Banging a Roman wall after Romans drove out their ancestors is probably the most funny thing on earth. 😅
