How’s It Feel To Be Soap?

Notice the subtitle: ‘Mischief Mayhem Soap’, the latter a product of human… flab.

 

‘You are not special. You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake. You are the same decaying, organic matter as everything else.’

If this sounds vaguely familiar, it should; it’s the scientism/  /materialism/reductionism view of biology and the universe in general — phrased more blatantly than do PTB puppets like de Grasse Tyson, (the late) Carl Sagan, and so forth. Of course, this current paradigm makes no sense, since consciousness is almost certainly primary, with ‘physical’ matter secondary, if not flat illusionary (a product of consciousness).

The quote itself is from Fight Club, ‘Tyler Durdon’ speaking to his other half, The Narrator (Edward Norton’s physical character is never named). This is the PTB once again telling us what they think of us. But why is there a bar of soap in our faces (in the poster), along with Brad Pitt’s intense gaze?

If you do a serious analysis of the movie, as this video does, and if you have ears to hear (etc.) you’ll see that every bit of the film, every subplot/subtext is a version of the soap message to us all.

The soap message? Remember how Tyler made his living? Making and selling… soap. What’s with that? See, Tyler’s brand of soap is made from human body fat that Tyler steals from garbage dumpsters behind liposuction clinics.

How much clearer could the storytellers be? Or the poster, for that matter. We are decaying waste you can find in dumpsters, and you (or the PTB) can make a cool living out of what’s left of us. (I mean, Nazis anyone?)

If you watch the above linked video, which is pretty good, actually, and read between the lines of the analyses — the guy doesn’t miss much, almost to a fault — you’ll find that everything points back to us peons as soap/decaying matter. Right. Useless eaters. That’s us, and they love to pound the message into our dumb ass heads whenever possible. 

Tyler and The Narrator steal human fat from a dumpster.

Notwithstanding the narrator’s (the video’s, that is) attention to detail, it’s surprising that the analysis misses the most obvious point of all: ‘The fight club’ is based on us beating each other up; if we’re busy doing this, we’re not unifying against the real enemy. 

The meme of the fight club members destroying corporate symbols and headquarters — using the soap ingredients for bombs — is another ironic/comedic false hope ‘happy ending’ : As if the idiots who were mind controlled by ‘Tyler’ into beating each other up could ever pull that off. (V For Vendetta was an even more extreme example of absurd false hope.)

A Fight Club screen grab. Fear plus the PTB fave visual meme in the background. This image says a lot about what we can expect, and soon. Fear. And don’t forget to beat up your neighbors (which is what’s going on in the streets right now).

I’ll not delve deeper into Fight Club, rich as it is in PTB subtext; check out the video if you’re interested, although you’ll have to pay close attention since it’s almost certainly controlled op. The guy tells us what’s happening but does not go very deep into real subtext or implications thereof. But if you listen carefully the video is a good starting point.

This is the case with virtually all the ‘movie analysis’ sites, especially Rob Ager’s very popular ‘Collateral Learning’ site — a great name for a mind control website, no? I mean, ‘collateral’ pretty much means ‘on the side’ or ‘not obvious’ or, going further, ‘subconscious.’  These movie sites are important PTB ‘educational’ tools: You might notice that not a one of them ever mentions the checkerboard motifs (and other occult imagery) that are in the vast majority of flicks like Fight Club, or the Matrix series (and on and on). With the latter, the sex change of the W brothers is a powerful ancillary anti-family, pro-trans-humanism message, especially to their Millennial-age fanatical followers.

Season 8, the PTB decided to claim ‘control’ over Seinfeld via a fresh logo.

Addendum: An obvious Ager giveaway is his ‘deep analysis’ of Kubrick’s 2001, A Space Odyssey, wherein he scoffs at ‘conspiracy theorists’ who point out that Stanley was referring to the fake moon landings (and his participation therein) with his in-your-face Apollo imagery in The Shining. 

Ager’s desperate ‘debunking’ of Kubrick’s Apollo imagery in The Shining is a dead giveaway as to who he is really working for. Especially hilarious is Ager’s list of imagery Kubrick could have used to punch up this ‘thematic subplot’, were it real — what I mean here is that The Shining has many subtext themes (The Federal Reserve, the plight of Native Americans, etc.), the faked Apollo missions being only one. I would also point out that Kubrick well knew that had he gotten too obvious, too inarguable, in his Apollo references he would have been breaking the code of silence, which he finally did in Eyes Wide Shut, and consider what resulted from that. (Having said this, the image of Danny as he stands up with his home-made ‘Apollo 11’ sweater (the launch), with the carpet pattern a replica of NASA’s Cape Canaveral 39A launch site, is about as obvious as you can get.)

 Anyone who hasn’t looked into this subject should view Jay Weidner’s analysis, especially his video ‘Kubrick’s Odyssey’ — which I had something to do with, by alerting Weidner to this article, which proves that front screen projection indeed was used in the fakery (and therefore on its own proves fraud). I wasn’t able to find Weidner’s ‘Kubrick’s Odyssey’ online but this interview sums up his points. (If anyone can find ‘Kubrick’s Odyssey’ online, please put the link in comments.) 

Kubrick was the first to use the front screen projection technique on a large scale (in 2001): Who else would NASA hire (in the mid-’60s) to make the most important film in PTB history? 

Anyone who hasn’t seen ‘I, Pet Goat II’ should look it up on YT; it’s great, although I suspect it’s another PTB project. (Notice the checkers.)

Millennials are now the most important targets of H-wood mind control. I sense that most of you are beyond (or way beyond) that age and may have trouble picturing what it would be like to be born around the time of 9/11 (anyone born around 1990 or after); which would certainly mean that the event would not really register. (I suspect most Millennials are too busy being hypno-therapy-ized by iPad/Android screens to even think about the truth of 9/11, let alone the implications thereof.)

I can still recall Ozzie and Harriet, Leave it to Beaver, and Father Knows Best as the media ‘collateral learning’ I was subjected to as a kid. I mean, imagine a show (not ironically) titled Father Knows Best nowadays! Based on the thematic  turnaround from shows like the above to what we have been subjected to (in the media) since then — shows that are based on dumb-ass or evil father figures and broken families — it’s obvious that the PTB made their ‘collateral learning’ move around the time I graduated from high school in 1966.

The above turnaround is a subject I’m interested in; if I had the energy I’d do an in-depth (maybe book length) analysis.

This is the next image after the title card of Unacknowledged. The Manson girls giving the all seeing eye sign. Mmmm. A double whammy. But what does it mean?

Anyway, the other movie on my mind right now is Steven Greer’s Unacknowledgedhis magnum opus on the UFO phenomenon. I’m outright confused about this flick and Greer himself and could use some advice. The problem is that I’m close to 100% sure Greer is ‘one of them’ (a mole), yet this film pulls no punches in terms of exposing many of the more profound lies we’ve been subjected to from the beginning of the past century right up until the present. 

My problem with Greer is his incessant touting of Apollo as real, plus his close relationship with many of the astronauts (plus various three-letter agency higher ups). Plus his uncle worked on the lunar module at Grumman, which is a gargantuan red flag, as is his total failure to point out the more recent NASA fake imageries, i.e., Spacex (etc.), the ‘star visibility’ contradictions, and so forth. (If you are still thinking Spacex is legit, go to my channel and scan it for my many Spacex exposés. Then ask yourself why a ‘researcher’ like Steven Greer hasn’t noticed any of the anomalies. Assuming he’s for real, I mean.)

Sean Carroll pointing at Carl Sagan’s famous ‘Pale Blue Dot’ photo. Why has no one (including Greer) asked ‘Where are the stars?’

Greer (in the flick) goes so far as to expose Carl Sagan as a PTB mole: It’s hard to imagine getting the ‘okay’ from higher ups to finger Sagan thusly. Plus, the sheer number of whistle blowers pretty much rules out that the film is an outright hoax.

Addendum: You all my recall my outing of Carl Sagan’s famous ‘Pale Blue Dot’ photo as a fraud. If not, go to this post and scroll down to the final addendum. We might wonder why a ‘truth teller’ of Greer’s notoriety has not pointed out this fraud, given the subject matter.

I’ll not go further here in analyzing Unacknowledged; if you’re interested in contributing to our knowledge base on this most important of subjects (the UFO phenomenon), you’ll have to view the film, which is free on Netflix (another indication of a thumbs up from the PTB) or viewable on YT for four bucks

View it and let’s talk. And remember that the first question you should ask yourself is ‘What is the over all takeaway?’ from watching the movie. Then move on to the details.

Allan

Last night.

Regarding the present on-going black op, this ‘Old Man in a Chair’ sums it up as well as I ever could. Especially note his quoted figures that show that there were more deaths in the U.S. in the first six months of 2019 than there have been during the same time period of 2020. This simple fact says it all about what’s going on.

I suspect that their next move will be to clamp down much heavier on free speech, since the truth is so obvious, and with the Internet so easy to pass along.

Note: Water Time is viewable again, on Bitchute. If you want to see an early cut of the film (with a lot of In Search of Captain Zero, Honey (my dog), and road imagery), use the sidebar DVD link. (If you ordered it and have not received the DVD, contact me by email; I had a couple come back due to an incorrect address.)

Four hours later Addendum: I just realized that Ager’s site is ‘Collative Learning,’ not ‘Collateral.’ A very different meaning, yes. But fuck it, it comes across collaterally.

Addendum ( a week later): I thought I’d add this, which is also in comments:

Thought I’d sum up how this COVID op works, although I suspect most of you are already aware…

The key to the COVID op is the testing, which can be managed for whatever effect. The tests are designed so they tend to give a positive result (say, 50 – 80% of the time) if the subject already has a particular substance in his/her bloodstream, which substance has, over the years, been inserted/infused into most humans on the planet, either by vaccinations, previous illnesses (antibodies), drinking water, or breathing them in (chemtrails).

This explains why early testing was so spotty, when of course it should have been wide spread. Had, say, the total population of the U.S. been tested early and it was found that, say, 200 million were positive, the game would have been given away.

Now whenever ‘bad news’ is necessary, they only need test a bunch of folks, and bingo!, ‘hot spots’ and/or another ‘wave’ can be claimed. So for the dreaded ‘Second Wave’, there need not be a second, more virulent, pathogen let loose on the world, although I’m sure this move is waiting in the wings should it be necessary, i.e., if the population is not sufficiently fearful.

The problem with this (for them) is that the death rate will not rise simply because more people are tested — we already know that the CDR (case death rate) is managed via false reporting. But this is being exposed. One counter-move would be if the test itself is designed to make a certain percentage of testees sick. This could easily be done by embedding another pathogen on the cotton swab they use for collecting nasal mucus (a ‘two part’ system for making folks actively ill).

So to be safe I would avoid being tested.

The only way to expose this aspect of the fraud would be a careful analysis of the test itself, although the system is certain to be very well hidden.

Goes without saying that avoidance of the coming vaccine is vital. So again, many months worth of food and supplies should be stashed, as it’s likely that some sort of proof of vaccination will be required to travel, make purchases, and so forth.

Good luck to all. The next six months (certainly the next year) will indicate how far they are willing to go to get what they want.

(For an example of the lengths they will go to, see my post, ‘Another Big Pharma prank?’ athttp://blog.banditobooks.com/another-big-pharma-prank/)

  96 comments for “How’s It Feel To Be Soap?

  1. July 16, 2020 at 9:06 pm

    Hey Allan, have you seen any real biggie UFO’s, or found more buried treasure with your machine? 🙂

  2. July 15, 2020 at 6:27 pm

    Soap? I encourage everyone to read this:

    http://mileswmathis.com/jeffers.pdf
    NEW PAPER, added 7/14/20, Thomas Jefferson, part one. Another founding father falls.

    Thomas Jefferson, as it turns out, was the usual monster of privilege–not the freedom-loving guy we assumed he was. (Interesting that his statues are coming down. Sally Hemings is only part of the problem.)

    Miles Mathis tells us what the American Revolution was really about about–the East India Company. The people? That taxation without representation stuff? Yep, all a mirage.

    Stay tuned for part two!

    • July 15, 2020 at 8:30 pm

      Yeah, I don’t doubt that Jefferson was not what we’ve been told but to trust Milies Mathis on the subject… I mean pu-lease. His obsession with ‘the peerage’ as evidence of… anything… aside from the height of boredom, what does this crap have to do with anything? You buy that? I couldn’t get thru this essay, couldn’t find anything factual, aside from, say, this:

      In 1772 Jefferson married Martha Wayles [think Jimmy Wales], daughter of a huge slave trader. She
      was his third cousin. So, despite what we are told, Jefferson must not have had much of a problem
      with the slave trade. Martha’s father was nothing less than a monster, and no one with a conscience
      would have ever married his daughter. Despite being only 23, Wayles had been married before. So
      Jefferson must have married her for her money.

      We already know that like the rest of the founding father gang he was a slave owner and therefore a hypocrite. I don’t need 8,000 words of crapola to know that. TJ ‘MUST’ have married her for her money, huh? Really?

      You’d do better educating yourself about MM before you recommend him as historian. He’s as dirty as they come: http://blog.banditobooks.com/an-open-letter-to-miles-mathis-part-one/

      I only scanned his blabbing but if you can find some new facts (what Jefferson actually DID) in it, please do quote it here.

      (Yes, some of his limited hangout dangles are quite good, but as soon as he starts in on peerages rather than facts, move on, is my advice.)

      • July 16, 2020 at 6:36 pm

        Yes, “Thomas Jefferson, Part One” was a heavy slog in bloodlines and tangents. Maybe Miles will get it out of his system for Part Two. The important message I took out of Part One is that we believed the Revolutionary War was about taxation without representation, but that “representation” was fake even then.

        This passage reminded me that the great Thomas Jefferson might not be far from Jeffrey Epstein:

        “One of them was the now-famous Sally Hemings, who became Jefferson’s mistress when Martha died at age 33. And Jefferson didn’t even wait for Sally to grow up. He was probably sleeping with her by the time she was 13, and possibly even earlier. When Martha died, Sally was only nine. We know that Jefferson took Sally with him to France, when she was only 14. Jefferson was 44. Wikipedia tells us Sally was 16 in Paris, but they can’t do math. According to the dates given, she was 14. So if you were
        disgusted by Woody Allen and Soon-Yi, this is much worse. Soon-Yi was around 20, not 13 or 9.”

        • Philipski
          July 17, 2020 at 6:37 pm

          We don’t “KNOW” that Thomas Jefferson took Sally Hemings to France, it apparently isn’t something even historians knew about for years… apparently Jefferson is to be made into one of these figures, like Hitler, about whom literally anything can be said and believed, whether good or bad

          • July 18, 2020 at 12:59 am

            Yep, Hitler is still the No1. most bashed (by you know who banksters) monster of all time. He is bashed every 5 minutes somewhere in the world by their TV MS Media.

      • Philipski
        July 17, 2020 at 10:49 pm

        Allan, your article on Mathis was fascinating… I read it a while back, and have my own questions, agreeing as I do that it’s a thinktank, presumably having some basis in County Cork, Ireland. That’s where one of his domain addresses was shown to be registered, but who knows?

        As for the thrust of “Miles’s” articles, which generally seem to involve some looking into the SSI death index, I actually signed up for a free trial, of Archives.org, and have another week to go, and was seriously wondering if you know of anything I should look for? I did check, and I could indeed see how, say, Sharon Tate does not have her name on the Social Security Death Index. Why would this be? My account expires in about a week. I also do not think I want to pay $250 (though maybe someone else does), for a 1975 yearbook that is on EBay, depicting sister Patti Tate at Rolling Hills Estates high school, a very exclusive community. They look too alike for me not to wonder if they’re not the same (photoshopped family pictures too), but would her parents have been able to just put on, um, a “re-set” of their daughters life, have her credibly appear to be a normal high school student, re-start her life after her having been involved with that degenerate filmmaker. Rich parents actually still had some concern for their kids then, even those in intelligence. I actually do think it may have been possible. That doesn’t tip the iceberg of all the Manson strangeness, like why, even according to official accounts, he seems to have been treated by guards as this celebrity in prison. What did he know? I’ve wondered if, especially in this century, many celebrities have faked deaths, from George Harrison (no pictures) to Joan Rivers (apparently, there exist pics of her on a night out on the town with Clive Davis). On the other hand, the Kennedy’s can’t all be bunkered up there in Martha’s Vineyard and do truly seem kinda cursed. (I like that RFK Jr. has spoken out on vaccines). As a general theory, it seems silly, who knows what some of these celebs go thru. But I’ve given up on what to look for… I even watched Ringo’s 80th birthday, but I look forward to modern Hollywood being irremediably crippled by this whole Covid hoax they’ve had to participate in….

  3. Metatoast
    July 14, 2020 at 10:41 pm

    There is a parallel between the British controlled governors over the early colonies, and the Covid corralled governors of our time. From the viewpoint of independence, the colonies were occupied by a foreign government. From the gravelly voice of the defacto president, Dr. Fauci, to the gravelly voice of Governor Noisome, we are under occupation by a foreign government. The step-op that is going on, means an incremental advance of war upon us, under the cover of a totalistically designed, statistically manipulated false-pandemic, by a foreign nation of nations, officed right here on the homeyland; namely, the United Nations.

    According to Catherine Austin Fitts, whatever is going on here, the governors are dealing with covert operators who have many ways to create hotspots of Covid attributed death, meaning the governors are helplessly under the gun. I don’t think so. If caught between a rock and the pissed-off perception and misperception of the general public, they are getting an undeserved alibi. Their complicity appears uncoerced and genuine, as they seem resolved to take their orders from the United Nation bodies of the World Health Organization and the Epidemic Intelligence Service of the CDC.

    https://audio.solari.com/sr20200417/sr20200417_Rappoport.mp3

  4. Chris
    July 14, 2020 at 7:49 pm

    I’m not going to respond anymore. Sorry. I have already put too many responses, and I predict Allan going ape-shit, unfortunately, which was unintended. Thank you for the discussion. Please be safe and take care.

    • July 15, 2020 at 8:47 pm

      You predict me going apeshit? Really? I hardly even NOTICE your blabbing, stopped reading it when i realized you read nothing of my posts. Your pro-vaccine garbage alone tells me you’re not worth my time; I trust most others here agree.

      • Chris
        July 15, 2020 at 11:13 pm

        Sorry. We disagree sometimes. But it is your blog.

  5. Chris
    July 14, 2020 at 8:15 am

    I can’t believe Disney World is opening up. They had over 15,000 cases in one day in Florida. So much for flattening the curve. Now we get to be the laughing stock of the world because of idiotic conspiracy theorists and dogmatic tribal politics. This could get really ugly if immunity doesn’t last very long. And the dumbshit anti-vaccine morons will make herd immunity impossible. I wish people were better informed about science. This is a very slow-building shit show. We are going to be dealing with this for a long time. Pretending like it isn’t real won’t make it sicken and kill less people. How deep are you willing to stick your head in the sand?

    • July 14, 2020 at 9:08 am

      ….It’s more than about time that you threw your television(at news time) off the nearest cliff!!

      • Chris
        July 14, 2020 at 9:42 am

        So pretty deep, I guess?

        • July 14, 2020 at 9:22 pm

          You feel crook with the cold or Flu – YOU stay home Chris.
          You scared of getting sick – YOU stay home.
          The biggest non stop lies are pouring out of your TV at 6, and you still haven’t learned this. It’s the biggest mind control/shaper & mind destroyer on the planet.
          Don’t hug your TV, – get outdoors and go for a walk in mother nature.

    • Coronald McDonald
      July 14, 2020 at 12:12 pm

      I can believe it. Taking away religious freedom is all well and good. But standing between doofus americanus and his diz-knee-yganda — why, that’s a human rights violation!

      Speaking of violation. Several years ago my employer obliged me to attend a business conference at a diz-knee property in florida. I felt violated being there. As I took a walk to stretch my legs after lunch, I meandered through a swimming pool area at THE HOTEL WHERE I WAS A PAYING GUEST in full business attire, looking only for the path out of there on the other side to return to the afternoon sessions. I was immediately swooped upon by a “hospitality” specialist as if I were a pervert or something. I wanted to say, dear, you want to protect these kids, you are way barking up the wrong tree. Tell the head rat to gaze into his own navel, for example.

    • Bmseattle
      July 14, 2020 at 3:36 pm

      No need to worry.
      Those of us who don’t take the vaccine will either get sick, and recover… or die.
      Those that do should be protected and be fine.
      “Herd (love that term) immunity will be reached.

      • Chris
        July 14, 2020 at 4:06 pm

        Let’s say immunity doesn’t last long. Herd immunity will never be reached in that case, and a vaccine won’t be effective. Even if immunity lasts a while, we are at a less than 1% having had the disease. The herd immunity threshold is 50%-83%. That means we are nowhere near obtaining herd immunity, If it can even be obtained. A lot of people are going to die because of misinformed politicians and citizens. Flattening the curve through avoiding contact was the only reasonable solution. It is unfortunate and unpleasant, but it was working. Now we are screwed. The federal government dropped the ball, and hasn’t done sufficient testing. We have no idea who is sick and who isn’t.

        And people’s’ religious rights are not allowed to impede on my ability stay alive. So fuck all you people gathering in large numbers, in closed, tight spaces, praying that Covid-19 goes away, while actively spreading it all over your communities.

        • Bmseattle
          July 14, 2020 at 5:49 pm

          @ Chris
          You said, “Let’s say immunity doesn’t last long.”

          Apologies, but trying to understand.
          Why/how would immunity not last long in the scenario you are envisioning?

          • Chris
            July 14, 2020 at 6:20 pm

            There are numerous reports of people possibly catching it multiple times. The antibodies produced don’t seem to last long in at least some people. Let’s hope that’s not the case, and there are other explanations for a person to test negative, apparently be better, and then get sick with it again, also testing positive again.

        • Pete
          July 14, 2020 at 6:20 pm

          1% is a misleading number you put out. That’s the death rate, right? I guess you could make an arg that the dead are now immune, but I don’t think that’s what you meant.

          Also, I’m not familiar with your “threshold” term and percentage range. A) Why would there be a max number? You used 83%, but if 90% have immunity woukd that be bad for the herd? B) it is a calculated number: it’s herd immunity given a certain r-value, right?

          • Chris
            July 14, 2020 at 7:07 pm

            Actually, the total cases is 3,430,000, and the population of the US is 382,200,000. 3.43 million is slightly less than .9% of 382.2 million. However, it is admittedly probably much higher. We don’t do sufficient antibody testing. I think the UK, where they are doing widespread testing of the general public is like 14%, and Sweden is only at 19%, despite trying to hurry along the herd immunity.

          • Chris
            July 14, 2020 at 7:40 pm

            Doh! Forgot about the 1,000,000 recovered cases. 4.43 million is indeed 1.16 % of 382.2 million. So we are now indeed above 1%… barely. Deaths are only at 138,000 in US for now (it takes a while for people to die, so death rates lag behind infection rates.)

            The 50-83% range means that in order to reach herd immunity for COVID-19, somewhere in that range is the percentage of people needed to have antibodies. Most experts think it is more than 70%. That is why it would be bad if the antibodies only hung around in our systems for a few months, as a (very) new study has suggested.

        • Philipski
          July 15, 2020 at 6:05 am

          People thinking like you with all your years of Boomerdom should just be put in the Nursing Home already! Preferably one admitting “Covid-19” patients

    • Pete
      July 14, 2020 at 6:12 pm

      Herd immunity doesn’t solely come from vaccines

      • Chris
        July 14, 2020 at 6:40 pm

        We are at less than 1% that have had it. Letting it run wild is just going to quickly overburden our medical capacity to deal with it, leading to many excessive deaths. We need like over 70% to realistically reach herd immunity, either developing antibodies from exposure to the disease or a much more harmless vaccine. But I think there is like 30% science challenged ding dongs that say they would never take a vaccine (in the US), even if one can be produced. So no herd immunity, even with a vaccine, for a very long time, and only after an unending parade of deaths. Sweden tried to go the route of attempting herd immunity without social distancing or a vaccine. It’s not going well.

        • Chris
          July 14, 2020 at 7:42 pm

          Correction: we are at 1.16%.

  6. July 9, 2020 at 5:12 pm

    Has anyone noticed a diminishment of chemtrails over the past few months? If so, I’m idly wondering if it’s related to the COVID op.

    • July 9, 2020 at 8:46 pm

      I have noticed less, but we don’t get that many here compared to many other places….but they could be spraying under the cover of darkness, just don’t know.
      When I was in Paris back in 2017, I was shocked at how badly they were being sprayed like bugs (worst sprayed in front of your eyes skies I have ever seen).
      And no one was looking up from their croissants & coffees.

    • Bmseattle
      July 10, 2020 at 12:47 am

      I work outside all day, and the last time I really noticed them, was back in early February.
      The weird thing was that there was an unusually large amount that day… more than I’d ever seen in our area.

      The next week I got sick, too… sicker than I’d been in years. The week after me, my Wife got what appeared to be the same “illness”…. And she *never* gets sick. She told me it was the sickest she’d ever remembered being in her life.

      It’s been in the back of my mind that our dual illness was related to the chemtrails over our house. Also if the Covid stuff is tied to the chemtrails somehow.

      Anyway, I haven’t seen any recent chemtrails here in the greater Seattle area.
      You aren’t the only researcher that I’ve heard this observation from recently, either.

      • July 10, 2020 at 2:06 am

        It very well could be partially related to less air traffic in general but that’s a side issue. Maybe they got what they wanted re the covid and stopped.

    • Kevin Taylor
      July 10, 2020 at 1:00 am

      I noticed the same thing for about 6 months. I first noticed them about 1995. Over the years I would see them more often on the weekends. Sunday was the most prevalent. That is my observation from paying attention. Few would disbelieve the existence of crop dusters but many would question that it is not done at 35000 feet.

    • Spondive
      July 11, 2020 at 11:37 pm

      Yes I have noticed this too… I live in Arizona .. don’t know what to make of it

    • Horst
      July 12, 2020 at 11:52 am

      Yes, it’s better these days. Just drove from Saxony down to the Matterhorn, no soup up there, sharp edged cumulus clouds.
      To the soap topic, I see that pattern often. Pictures of mutilated people as warning next to the Autobahn, when you put your groceries on the belt here, mutilated people too, the tobacco warnings. And the Corona propaganda beats the same drum, with ICUs, and CGI of viruses and organs. The core question is, if we are not that, who are we? So many rabbit holes on that single page here! I followed much of them, Greer, and Lear, etc. Lately I came around concepts like the matrix, densities, organic portals. There is a connection to the Bible, with it’s two creation reports at the beginning. Mouravieff – Gnosis

  7. July 8, 2020 at 5:03 pm

    Lively comments lately, a pleasure to read, even when I don’t completely agree. Thanks to all.

    Thought I’d sum up how this COVID op works, although I suspect most of you are already aware…

    The key to the COVID op is the testing, which can be managed for whatever effect. The tests are designed so they tend to give a positive result (say, 50 – 80% of the time) if the subject already has a particular substance in his/her bloodstream, which substance has, over the years, been inserted/infused into most humans on the planet, either by vaccinations, previous illnesses (antibodies), drinking water, or breathing them in (chemtrails).

    This explains why early testing was so spotty, when of course it should have been wide spread. Had, say, the total population of the U.S. been tested early and it was found that, say, 200 million were positive, the game would have been given away.

    Now whenever ‘bad news’ is necessary, they only need test a bunch of folks, and bingo!, ‘hot spots’ and/or another ‘wave’ can be claimed. So for the dreaded ‘Second Wave’, there need not be a second, more virulent, pathogen let loose on the world, although I’m sure this move is waiting in the wings should it be necessary, i.e., if the population is not sufficiently fearful.

    The problem with this (for them) is that the death rate will not rise simply because more people are tested — we already know that the CDR (case death rate) is managed via false reporting. But this is being exposed. One counter-move would be if the test itself is designed to make a certain percentage of testees sick. This could easily be done by embedding another pathogen on the cotton swab they use for collecting nasal mucus (a ‘two part’ system for making folks actively ill).

    So to be safe I would avoid being tested.

    The only way to expose this aspect of the fraud would be a careful analysis of the test itself, although the system is certain to be very well hidden.

    Goes without saying that avoidance of the coming vaccine is vital. So again, many months worth of food and supplies should be stashed, as it’s likely that some sort of proof of vaccination will be required to travel, make purchases, and so forth.

    Good luck to all. The next six months (certainly the next year) will indicate how far they are willing to go to get what they want.

    (For an example of the lengths they will go to, see my post, ‘Another Big Pharma prank?’ at http://blog.banditobooks.com/another-big-pharma-prank/)

    • Metatoast
      July 8, 2020 at 10:41 pm

      I don’t think they hid the system so well. Just isn’t well publicized. You’re referring to the system of the test, right? As I understand it, the Polymerase Chain Reaction test does not complete the genome sequencing, but only amplifies by cycles of doubling, the RNA and DNA fragments. These are not assembled, and as being detached from the complete genome from which they came, these partial sequences of genetic code are meaningless. Except generally according to where the sample was taken, the origins of the fragments are unknown. We have been bemused by a fictional pathogen that is little more than extremely detailed artwork. The Internet is full of renditions of the ‘Coronavirus’, that if dissociated from the dominant narrative of viral disease vectors, are actually quite beautiful; a malicious exploitation of our natural aesthetic sensibilities. Patented bullshit! And this is not to say that various lethalities are not being used to make a fictional, natural, bat jumping pandemic seem plausible, as well as to exacerbate the fears that belong with considering the enormous arsenal of biological, lab created, gain of function, weapons.

      Only relatively few virologists, know the virus theory is fraud or fiction, built on an uncorrected mistake. The conspiracy doesn’t require much in the way of conscious collusion, but rather rely on their patient infiltration of educational institutions.

      I think you’ll agree: We are suffering from a fabricated pandemic based on fabricated science. But not so much, maybe, that the entire coronavirus group is artwork. Nothing more.

      “…A vaccine was to help eradicate the alleged virus. After the polio vaccine was introduced, the symptoms were then re-diagnosed among other things as multiple sclerosis, flaccid acute paralysis, aseptic meningitis etc. and later polio was claimed to have been eradicated” Dismantling the Virus Theory by Stefan Lanka. That’s how they make their “viruses” seem effective.

      https://wissenschafftplus.de/uploads/article/Dismantling-the-Virus-Theory.pdf

      About half of all the Covidiot death numbers are not happening because of any bug. They are happening because of the lockdown.

      • Chris
        July 9, 2020 at 8:54 am

        “…complete the genome sequencing…” ?? Is that how the test works? Or are they looking for specific fragments only associated with the target virus? In other words, the multiplied fragments could be searched for specific “signature” fragments that could only come from COVID-19. Far from meaningless. Then again, I’m not a virologist, I’m a computer guy, but they search for computer viruses in a similar way. A test that required sequencing the entire genome of an unknown virus every time you did it would be useless and expensive, and take too long.

      • Greg Hohnholt
        July 10, 2020 at 6:29 pm

        Yes, and a lot of the “collateral damage” of the lockdown is from suicides.

      • Chris
        July 10, 2020 at 7:23 pm

        Oops: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/274031/when-and-why-did-bug-start-referring-to-illnesses

        I am mistaken about the origin of using the word bug to refer to disease causing microorganisms. Sorry. There is enough misinformation around without me adding to it.

        • Chris
          July 10, 2020 at 7:26 pm

          This refers to my “side note” below. Not sure why it ended up here.

      • Metatoast
        July 10, 2020 at 8:56 pm

        Please tag off of this, and not the post it refers to. Thanks

        CORRECTION: to post dated July 8, 2020 at 10:41 pm. 6th line from bottom. Line reads: That’s how they make their “viruses” seem effective. Change “viruses” to vaccines.

        I know if Allan starts doing favors to correct editing errors, it will only mean more work. I don’t expect it, but grant permission anyway.

        How many times have you heard the vaccine pushers try to sell the product by mentioning all their presumptive success stories? First, polio, then vaccine, then the disease is renamed, poof, polio defeated. I hope we can sharpen this message, because this is the day of the expert, and confident smooth talkers hold the world enthralled, where too many are meekly dependent and afraid to take a crack at understanding the true fundamentals of tyranny masquerading as science.

        It appears that the original poster has priority over other replies that are sequenced from earliest to latest. If I reply to my own post it appears to be ready to post directly afterwards. Will see.

    • Metatoast
      July 8, 2020 at 11:10 pm

      Correction: That’s how they make their vaccines seem effective

      • July 9, 2020 at 12:04 am

        Yes, we’ve been thru this: your version of no new bug whatsoever and mine in disagreement, but that the new one is of minimal virulence. I’ll not get into detailed argument again, but you might consider that your theory means the Chinese outbreak (and others) is integral to the black op fraud. Also, you assume that after billions and decades spent on bioweapon development, they decided not to employ one.

        • Metatoast
          July 9, 2020 at 1:46 am

          That isn’t at all what I’m sayin. “Bug” is a colloquial reference to a comparison of pathogens to insects. A virus is not usually meant as something alive but rather a somehow malicious carrier that carries a program to hijack the cellular replication apparatus, in order to make copies of it’s evil plan. This alternative theory that I’ve been trying to persuade you to look into is devastating to the pretext that a virus of any sort is involved. It’s another scientific way of looking at the mistake that brought the idea of disease causing viruses into mainstream thought. The Lanka article is only 4 pages.

          If it isn’t a virus then what is it other than something to focus on while people are dying and losing their livelihood because of the LOCKDOWN. If the lockdown is the reason for the true toll against us, then its foolish to insist that our enemies lack for ways of killing us. However they are committed to the viral cause, and that locks down the variable. The so called pandemic is their means of getting under the public radar. That is a critical weak point, and that’s what I want to stress, the real science versus the fraud.

          When did our argument ever get into detail? It’s only approaching that now.

          “…no new bug” (?) I’ve been trying to show that some certain versions of science are fraudulent and functioning to support the plausibility of the pretext for a lethal lockdown.

          • July 9, 2020 at 1:53 am

            By bug I mean pathogen, that’s all. Do you not believe that some diseases are contagious? If not, then most people through personal experience will suggest you are wrong, I think. And we HAVE been through this, I assure you.

          • Metatoast
            July 9, 2020 at 2:58 am

            I think filth causes cholera. You can draw a line from the source of contamination to the disease. Is that line a contagion? Or, is the idea of contagion only a convention, meant to shortstop the search for other causes, which may be a convergence of many co-factors, and that perhaps do not comply with the ruling paradigm.

          • July 9, 2020 at 3:06 am

            Filth causes cholera? Okay, let’s leave it at that.

          • Chris
            July 9, 2020 at 9:05 am

            Hey metatoast, why did the beer drinkers not catch cholera, despite the beer being made with the same “filthy” water?
            https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1854_Broad_Street_cholera_outbreak

            Come to think of it, how does beer get made if you don’t believe in bacteria, fungus, or viruses (“bugs”).

          • July 9, 2020 at 4:40 pm

            By the way, I’ve looked deeply into the ‘terrain’ theory of disease and have to dismiss it (more or less) for the reason given — it does not explain contagion. I did not dismiss it lightly, as I realize that just about everything we are told about the science of TWRW is either mis or dis-information. If anything I was predisposed to go along with it.

            The other thing you’d have to dismiss is the story of the 19th century doctor who was driven to madness from the reaction of his peers to his idea of washing hands before delivering childbirth. Which reminds me: your curt summation that ‘filth causes cholera’ implies that ‘germs’ (or ‘bugs’) of some sort are a causative factor, which goes against your thesis, no?

            Something in between could be the truth of the matter. Sometimes it’s ‘bugs’, sometimes it’s ‘terrain.’

          • Metatoast
            July 9, 2020 at 7:22 pm

            Yes, filth implies the inclusion of some sort of bug/pathogen as a general category. In the case of cholera, I tentatively accept that a specific bacteria, Vibrio cholerae, somehow plays a role in the disease.

            I think, the idea that some mixture of terrain and bugs is apt. Even so, the idea of contagion is tricky because it implies a definite, particular cause of infection which further implies a denial of the importance of terrain. This is further complicated by the fact that terrain may include the very pathogens that contribute to the problem.

            Germ theory is being contaminated by being indiscriminately mixed up with viral theory, which as a mistaken identity, shouldn’t be allowed. If for some reason we are forced to accept the inclusion as legitimate, we are not talking about apples and oranges, we are talking about apples and Schrodinger’s cat.

            Chris, does this help any?

          • July 9, 2020 at 8:28 pm

            You say…

            This is further complicated by the fact that terrain may include the very pathogens that contribute to the problem.

            We seem to agree. Terrain is a factor but so can be pathogens, I.e., some sort of ‘bug’.

          • Chris
            July 10, 2020 at 10:57 am

            Side note: pathogens are called bugs colloquially because many actual bugs are historical spreaders of human pathogens, whether bacteria, fungus, or virus.

  8. July 8, 2020 at 4:42 pm

    Plenty of Useful Idiots about in the Marxist takeover of planet Ea-Ruth.
    Tyler Durden(Rupert, Cornelius etc etc) and Maria’s love story was pretty epic fantasy for those of us who wanted to see such events take place even though we knew we were too chickenshit and wise to even attempt such an endeavor knowing the blueprint for a reset was just a trap awaiting those who contemplated a controlled demolition of the Banister Hegemony…….. Making children was more fun, raising them to be cogs in the machine batteries in the matrix not so much… Consumerism has taken over my life (and most of everyone else too) and because of my participation in this fight Club we exist in is so extensive, there seems to be no way of extracting oneself or blaming anybody else because the blame falls right back upon myself for enjoying the single serving lifestyle platter I have gorged myself with.
    How does it feel to be soap?
    $elf Loathing…..
    And, as I have reiterated above, I have lapped it up and now afterwards like a wild night out(or weekend for that matter) the reality sets in that I am guilty as charged, Relegating to the fact I am a sinner on a planet full of sinners, snowflakes melting in the Sun and that there is nothing to do but sit back and watch it all burn around me(do I light the matches myself? add kindling and nitroglycerin? Or let others have all the fun?, it’s the same sort of glee and loathing as blowing up model tanks that took hours to assemble and cheap plastic army men with fourth of July fireworks sorta feelings) and, as it all crumbles into ash, thinking to myself that’s was a wild ride! Gosh I hate what I have become and so in love with myself,what a clever monkey I am!
    Do we do it again or return to the source?
    Eventually the dwarves had to return the map to God and take whatever punishment was coming and find their place in the cosmos……………..(but that one crumb of concentrated evil what do we do about it?)
    There seems to be no escaping from what is coming to all men….. Maybe I will get to choose which switch to be beaten with?
    Or maybe just maybe there really is forgiveness and redemption at the end of the Rainbow…..
    Jesus help me!
    Aloha Allan and community.

    • July 8, 2020 at 4:49 pm

      googler spell check made some interesting edits to my above post…….. Ea-rth not Ea-Ruth,
      Marla’s not Maria’s, Banksters hegemony not banisters, …. Sucks there’s no editing feature.
      Let the chips fall where they may!
      Aloha Timothy

      • Metatoast
        July 9, 2020 at 1:51 am

        Krusty,
        I’ve been reading your posts for a long time. I remember assembling a model of the Kittyhawk airplane. I made a mess of the first attempt, not being adept with the glue. I threw it away and made another from a new kit, this time getting it perfect. And then I blew it up. It was fun fixing a cherry bomb to it, and watching the thing blow up. I felt horrible afterwards. Real stupid. I never did anything like it again and I appreciate when I do a good job on something. Don’t be so hard on yourself.
        Aloha

    • Chris
      July 10, 2020 at 11:08 am

      There is no shame in helping those in need and regretting selfishness. Jesus says hi, but he busy fishing. You’re a good soul, Krusty.

  9. Cat
    July 7, 2020 at 10:42 pm

    Unacknowleged, is another
    indictment that reveals
    We are being tagged and/or
    Psychologically swayed to
    believe untruths.

    You only start
    to believe supernatural events like
    UFO’s when you witness them over
    and over again.

    What/who is the power behind PTB
    is a war over souls and greed or?
    It sucks being a victim physically
    and mentally. That’s why I read and
    Contribute to this blog and tell friends
    and family to do the same.

    It’s difficult to pivot our minds. It’s
    a necessary thing to do to keep our
    minds lucid to be able to appreciate
    Truth seekers. I believe this is so
    important to keep my/our spirits up.

  10. joki
    July 6, 2020 at 6:06 pm

    Assume that all of Mr. Coleman’s data is accurate and there really have been fewer overall deaths this year than in comparable time periods in recent years.

    With so much of what comprises our day to day operations curbed or shut down there are necessarily fewer workplace accidents, fewer car accidents and so on. In the U.S. something on the order of 30,000-plus deaths occur each year due to motor vehicle accidents. Another 5,000 occur as accidental deaths in the workplace.

    Surely there have been fewer deaths in both categories, no? Less cars on the road = fewer traffic fatalities. Fewer people working = fewer work-related fatalities.

    And seeing as most people have been quarantining indoors there must have been fewer outdoor-activity related deaths, as well, through the first half of the year. Fewer anaphylactic shock deaths from bee stings. Fewer deaths from unfortunate encounters with wildlife. Fewer people struck by lighting in the spring. Fewer people froze to death in the early months of the year. Fewer people fell off cliffs while hiking or drowned in the local lake.

    However: there are more suicides, surely. There is more domestic violence. More child abuse. More drug abuse. There may even be more of certain categories of murder. Poisonings. Suffocations. Surely I’m not the only person to have realized that with coroners afraid or even forbidden to perform autopsies on those suspected of dying from Covid one is presented with a rather neat opportunity to rid oneself of a troublesome neighbor or relative or the like. As long as a credible scenario could be created in which the dead person might have come into contact with the dread virus there would be little to stop someone from, say, smothering their awful wife with a pillow.

    I’m not certain that focusing on these numbers is of any practical use, though. And I don’t agree that these numbers “say it all about what’s going on”. Even if I could independently verify them all it matters little to me whether 5,000 or 500,000 or 5,000,000 have died from a virus this year. What matters to me most is that we have set an awful precedent by allowing ourselves to be quarantined en masse, as *healthy individuals*. We have allowed the bar to be set very, very low regarding what constitutes a *global* or even national emergency.

    And right around the time when everyone was starting to get seriously fed up, when everyone was suffering from cabin fever and the lingering effects of so much cognitive dissonance, right then is when all that pent up anger and frustration was given a release valve in the form of a terrible, racist white cop killing a defenseless black guy on camera.

    E5 to D4, pawn takes pawn. Did someone mention chessboard imagery?

    I’ve never felt that Stephen Greer was anything even approaching genuine. The man’s entire look, his persona, his aura, whatever you want to call it, screams charlatan to me. I have no problem imagining him hawking bottles of miracle-cure-all snake oil to unsuspecting townsfolk.

    It’s my belief that the concept of “aliens” as we generally encounter it is simply a metaphor for the Ali, which is to say the “companions”, which is what the word means, i.e. companion stars.

    Specifically, the companions to the pole star, who are otherwise known as the Dippers or the Bears. Each constellation, made up of seven stars, appears to eternally orbit the pole star. (Snow White and her Seven Dwarves, anyone?) Those stars were previously our time-keepers, our “old wise ones” who kept track of things for us. When it was found out that they weren’t so accurate after all they became, in myth, “keepers of lost knowledge.” I’d say the same about the concept of “elves”, whom I’d call “alephs” for sake of clarity, aleph meaning one or first. The elves, like the aliens, are almost always depicted as a race of “elder wise ones” who are generally said to have preceded man chronologically, again just like our ever-popular aliens.

    That is not to say that aliens as we understand them don’t exist. I cannot prove a negative. It is only to say that our popular concept of them has been molded, if not outright *created*, by those very same PTB, and that bears repeating. Little grey men. Hmm. Grey as in neither black nor white, but a bit of both? Grey as in old and wise and above the fray that the rest of us inhabit down here on the chessboard? Remind me again what the elves in Rivendell are called, in Tolkien’s tale? Oh yeah: they’re the Grey Elves,, who retire to the Grey Havens when they’ve tired of life on Middle Earth.

    Too much of what we think we know about aliens, or elves for that matter, comes from the very same sources that we all acknowledge are inveterate liars and propogandists when it comes to …. just about everything. I could conclude that the job of someone like Greer is to keep me from seeing what is really there, but I could equally conclude that his job is to make me think I see something that isn’t actually there. Either way I conclude he’s selling snake oil. How does it feel to be soap? Well, how does it feel to be a pawn? There’s your answer.

    • July 6, 2020 at 8:29 pm

      I’m distracted at the moment and only scanned your comment — I do appreciate the effort you seem to have put into it. However, one thing stood out, which is your apparent acceptance of the fabricated death of Floyd as real. Am I mistaken? Have you examined the incident carefully?

      • joki
        July 6, 2020 at 10:57 pm

        I don’t believe what has been presented as truth regarding the Floyd thing because it seems so unbelievable on its face. Without even going into the details of the video, I mean.

        I’m supposed to believe that a super racist cop is both a.) so terribly racist he’ll kill a defenseless black guy who’s simply suspected of a crime at that point but also b.) so absolutely stupid he allows it all to be filmed by an equally defenseless teenage black girl standing a few feet away?

        It’s just too pat. It’s too on the nose and too topical in the sense that an outlet for all the cabin fever and lingering effects of cognitive dissonance we’ve been suffering for months now appeared just when we were ready to pop. Right when people were starting to take to the streets in protest this happens. It is wonderfully divisive and a wonderful diversion, isn’t it? Or at least it is if you’re a power-hungry fascist.

        I apologise for the length of initial comment, as I know you don’t particularly want essays in response to your own. I tried hard to whittle it down to what I felt were essential points, however, and hope I succeeded.

        • July 6, 2020 at 11:44 pm

          I have no problem with a lengthy comment if it’s well intended, which yours is. I am very glad you (now?) see thru the obvious fraud of the Floyd ‘murder.’ Your reasons for seeing it as a fraud are right on the money. It could not be more obvious. That they have so little respect for our intelligence in pulling a prank like that is worrisome. I fear something far worse than the limp dicked covid-19 is coming.

          • X
            July 7, 2020 at 7:58 am

            Au contraire, they do have respect for your intelligence, and even those of lesser acuity. That’s why they make these events so transparent. They are communicating with you, but because you still don’t respect their intelligence, you ignore their communication on the assumption it emanates from incompetent morons.

            The expendable pawns on the chessboard are those who believe in these events prima facie.

            The PTB are the ones who move or nudge the pieces, but they are not ‘the enemy’ – even if they exploit the black/white schism.

    • Azzy
      July 6, 2020 at 9:11 pm

      I don’t things are as mystical as you seem to think, brah. It’s moved beyond that. Why were Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin so elated on return– you could see it in their eyes– and so gloomy a couple days later at the press conference?
      Hmmmmmmm,,,,,
      Here’s some info on Greer that you may find interesting. Or maybe not.
      That muscle bound freakshow knows something, that’s fo’ sho. But what he’s spillin’ aint the half of it.
      If folks don’t get it now they never will. I feel for Allan on that particular score, ya’ll

      https://metallicman.com/laoban4site/the-admiral-wilson-leak-evidence-of-saps-special-access-programs-reverse-engineering

      • July 6, 2020 at 9:36 pm

        Yes, the only thing that has impressed me about him over the years, is his strong build and obvious dedication & diligence to working out and staying fit.
        Like Allan said, the fact that he goes along with that monster fake space show, is all we need to know.

        • Azzy
          July 6, 2020 at 9:41 pm

          Jeez. Brett. You think the whole aliens thing is fake?
          I didn’t take you for a fundy Christian, so perhaps I’m misreading.
          Do me a favour and read the link above. Is it really that far out given what we know about HTWRW?
          (hat tip to Allan, 😉)

          • July 6, 2020 at 10:17 pm

            No the Aliens (and their amazing craft) aren’t fake – no way! , just that Never A Straight Answer (nasa) B.S (short for bullshit/lies)….they lie mostly by SUBTERFUGE.

          • Azzy
            July 6, 2020 at 10:49 pm

            Now yer talkin’. NASA and SpaceX are clearly just the muppet show. What’s really going on must be orders of magnitude deeper. Greater? Better?
            But if Metallic Man is right, wouldnt wanna be a service to self sentience ’round this right here neck of the galactic woods.
            That shit is downright unhealthy, ya’ll.

          • Chris
            July 7, 2020 at 12:32 am

            So aliens is more likely than spacex having the ability to occasionally land their rockets properly? Seriously?

          • July 7, 2020 at 5:29 am

            I found that link before a few years ago, and it gives me “suspect vibrations” is the only way to describe it for me.
            And look, the site is still there, and I’m sorry, no Sir I don’t like it or agree with it…especially how it starts like this > ” This is a disclosure. This is an actual APPROVED disclosure. This is the spotlight in the dark about our extraterrestrial friends, and YOU are lucky enough to be here while it is up and running. It will go down soon. Please enjoy it while it is up.”
            LOL! 😀

          • Azzy
            July 7, 2020 at 11:30 am

            So you didn’t get very far with the reading then, Brett. Like, past the first couple paragraphs?
            Ah, well. As MMan says a number of times hisseff. It aint for everybody, that’s fo’ sho.
            But when wise men point out the way, only chumps get hooked on his finger, ya’ll.

      • Dee Cota
        July 7, 2020 at 5:07 am

        Azzy,
        Wow-what a website I’ve spent the last 2 hours reading some of the articles. Thanks for suggesting it I can’t wait to read many of the articles. I really enjoy reading off the wall info.
        Thanks a lot,
        Dee Cota

        • Azzy
          July 7, 2020 at 10:33 am

          You’re welcome. Dee.
          Caveat emptor, of course. But he’s sold me because I’ve read every post and it resonates.
          It’s not for everybody; and especially not for wooden thinkers. But for those of us with the extra sense of wonder, the introductory section lays out his plan of intention.
          (Especially the section with ‘the grey web’ and ‘do you want more’ entries.)
          There are plenty of evidence easter eggs scattered throughout his writing. Wait until you read the C.A.R.E.T. post! Remember that one?
          Happy reading! And I’m outta here b4 Allan blocks me for hoggin’, ya’ll!!
          (But it is definitely related to HTWRW. 100%)

          • July 7, 2020 at 7:34 pm

            Azzy, I did a lot of reading, and it’s very entertaining (he is not a patch on Allan’s writing skills tho). At the bit about the 7 specially selected beautiful Asian girls – “8+ for attractiveness” he said….how the hell does one take that on board as the truth just for one thing!?!? 😀 :-D…..
            What if someone didn’t go for skinny Asian build!?…LOL!…
            A lot of stuff in there just makes me highly amused.
            If you want to read a seriously Awesome & Intriguing story, read Ábduction to the Ninth Planet’ – the guy swears it happened to him.

          • July 7, 2020 at 8:07 pm

            ….Reading about his ‘entry into the transport portal’ , he suddenly cuts the story off rudely & abruptly, and tells us *Nothing*. Not wasting anymore time in that website!.

          • Azzy
            July 7, 2020 at 8:08 pm

            Done! I’m on that sheeeit.
            And if you read Man’s intros–there are a few– properly, you’ll notice that he tells ya what he’s gonna tell ya; then he tells ya; then he tells ya WHY he tells ya; then he tells ya what he told ya.
            He is thorough. The NON majestic stuff is an important PART of the disclosure. It’s integrated and rings true. All of it. And anybody with life experience will just know that this man speaks the Truth.
            But hey, im not his frikking boyfriend so let’s see what this dude on the 9th planet has to say for hisseff, ya’ll.

          • Azzy
            July 7, 2020 at 8:15 pm

            p.s. he also tells ya what he CAN’T tell ta. And WHY he can’t tell ya.
            The portal egress story is continued in a later post. And it is a verifiable doozy.
            Now enough about that shit, already. Allan is the big swinger round these raaht hete parts as you have so very rightly pointed out, already.

      • Spondive
        July 7, 2020 at 5:48 am

        I’m reading some of this website because I find interesting. What do you make if all this and the future of humankind.. also how does all this tie into the corona blackop or psyop whatever? What are the roles of characters like Fauci and Gates in conjunction with these programs that metallicman writes about?

        • Azzy
          July 7, 2020 at 10:23 am

          He covers EVERYTHING in the greatest of detail. You really need to read it all. Like, every post. And there are many.

          • Azzy
            July 7, 2020 at 10:38 am

            p.s. Fauci and Gates are nobodies in the greater scheme of things. And what’s happening now.
            And if I may add, don’t get distracted by these muppets in your search for truth. As Allan has warned umpteen times.
            Happy reading!

    • Lofcaudio
      July 9, 2020 at 9:50 pm

      Not sure about workplace accidents (most likely would be down as most domestic factories have been shut down for periods of time). However, car accident deaths are actually UP. Interestingly enough, the fewer cars on the road…the faster people drive…with less attention…which leads to fatal accidents.

  11. tomkelly
    July 6, 2020 at 1:26 pm

    Alan, Thanks for pointing out and confirming the fishiness of Rob Ager. Years ago was intrigued by his unprecedented in depth analysis of Kubrick’s films and started following his work. Then I bought his analysis of Eyes Wide Shut and heard him say that ritualistic secret societies like this “probably don’t exist” because they he couldn’t find them listed on Wikipedia nor could he find their homepage on the internet. WTF? – that really was supersmart intellectual & researcher Rob’s argument for disproving the existence of hidden elite societies who control power and politics. I guess he never saw the photos of the Surrealist Ball of 1972, hosted by Baroness Marie-Hélène de Rothschild …
    Please keep writing. Your research and thinking motivates people like me to keep digging and questioning further. Unfortunately, the majority of “truthers” take the words of Q as their gospel and no longer think for themselves.

    • July 6, 2020 at 4:41 pm

      Ager is aggravating all right. It’s possible (though not probable) that he’s just stuck in denial — I’ve seen that many times with otherwise smart people. But for our purposes we should count him as disinfo rather than misinfo.

  12. John
    July 6, 2020 at 12:50 pm

    Hi Allan. Found ‘Kubrick’s Odyssey’ online, with Romanian subtitles. The player on the web page didn’t work for me, but the files I downloaded did play.

    https://archive.org/details/odiseealuikubricksp1

    https://archive.org/details/odiseealuikubricksp2

    • July 6, 2020 at 4:46 pm

      Those links didn’t work for me.

      • Metatoast
        July 6, 2020 at 5:18 pm

        “The Overlook Hotel is America.”
        “Nothing real ever happened in room 237.”
        “Under a Masonic Moon”, great opening music by what’s gotta be tongue in cheek, The Elders of Zion.

        https://www.bitchute.com/video/2n5otTsP2TVA/ Kubrick’s Odyssey

        • Ea
          July 8, 2020 at 9:31 pm

          The Overlook Hotel IS America.

      • Voo
        July 8, 2020 at 8:54 am

        The links worked for me but only if I kept my cursor on the bottom of the screen, would it show the picture. The sound came on and played perfectly but not the picture until I discovered that little trick. Weird, huh? I saw Unacknowledged a few months back and had the same reactions to it and Greer
        as Allan has. I’ve seen three UFOs in my life, beginning at the age of 16 and that started a life long
        search for truth and proof of them. I know they’re real. And I know they come from different sources and origins. I came to my own conclusion finally and turned my attention to other things. And then
        discovered that most, if not all of these mysteries and wonders, technologies, entities and SAPs and
        all the other things that get leaked out in one form or another…are Distractions, Deceptions and brilliant Illusions. The Powers That Be are nothing if not highly skilled Magicians but their magic is real…………….but will ultimately be exposed and brought to justice. I do believe that. I’m just tired of waiting to see that day come. sigh

        • Voo
          July 8, 2020 at 9:16 am

          P.S. LOVED The Old Man in the Chair!!!!!
          The voice of reason!!!! He asks the right questions!

  13. Ea
    July 6, 2020 at 9:25 am

    Tyler’s surname is spelled D-u-r-den. And no i didnt read Palahniuk.
    The writers at Zerohedge.com use that name as a universal byline, along with a cartoonised image of Brad Pitt in character (1999).
    That site started up ten years after the film came out. But if you want to imagine Brad coming at you, news-reader-like, a better image is that of Ben Rickert, his rôle in ‘the Big Short’ (2015)

    • July 6, 2020 at 11:46 pm

      The Big Short was a great flick, for a mainstream effort. Left a lot out of course but well done. Hilarious.

  14. Cat
    July 6, 2020 at 3:40 am

    I just Watched Berkshires UFO first of a new
    Unsolved Mystery series on Netfix.
    They’re Here! Testimonies from those
    Who we’re abducted. Next up Unacknoweledged
    Will give feed back…

    • Azzy
      July 6, 2020 at 11:55 am

      They’re here. They’ve been intimately entangled with highly trained members of waived, unacknowledged SAPs for decades– humans, that is– and their main task is to evolve human sentience in a way acceptable to an organised structure waaaay beyond the comprehension of your average earthbound chump.
      But hey, don’t take my word for it.
      https://metallicman.com/laoban4site/my-very-first-mwi-portal-egress/

      And I’m Stephen Greer will fill you in on everythaang else u need to know. Haha.
      Not.

  15. Bmseattle
    July 6, 2020 at 1:38 am

    Thanks for the link to “Old Man in a Chair”.
    Brilliant.
    I was not aware of Vernon Coleman. I’ll have to look into his books and videos now.

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