Recall, that's always good advice, but Q was asked about that, and said that recent study cited can be ignored...

Post 2615 at https://qmap.pub on Dec. 12th...



I listen to Q, not interpretations of Q made into fear porn.

That said--maybe it's because I could shelter-in for months, but that warning fails to scare me. That, and being in Seattle, far removed the eye of the storm...

re: regardin´ incidents before Rosewell circa 5.26 EDT june 4, 1947 (1)

LA Battle circa Feb 25,26, 1942


June 1947 Washington


Notes:
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https://theportalist.com/7-mysterious-a ... re-roswell

More on AI Robots killing people: (1)


From:
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https://twitter.com/andreliftss/status/ ... 1418647552

Was in on catching up........interesting material everyone!

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Liked this most recent post above by Recall.


Yup, better stay clear of them-their new fangled robots holding steak knives....
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Also, on a lighter note:
About four years ago I was informed of artificial intelligence in space.
The answer was,"anything that you can image, has been already done by our family in space".
I think that's pretty neat!

Since we sheepie humans on earth are the "kid's" in creation so to speak, some folks get anxious of what can be done down here with AI. With the top of the pyramid folks gone and us all seeing the slow yet positive trickle down drama of all that, I'm not going to worry about it, but will be anxious to see how it can make our lives here easier in the future.

Hey, Robot, can you mow the lawn for me

But please stay away from my wife ........

Ok, By Request:

Complete Vid: Linda Moulton on AI:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scBrVaO ... pp=desktop

What an obscure German novel taught me about dictators
Written as Hitler came to power, this book captured the confusion, fear and denial that allowed him to wreak havoc for 12 years.

By JENS KRUSE 11/28/18, 12:36 PM CET Updated 11/28/18, 7:53 PM CET
I was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1949, so I grew up playing cowboys and Indians with my cousins in the rubble fields of my native city. Family lore had it that my mother, who had survived the Hamburg firestorm of 1943, made me baby shirts from the sugar bags that came in American care packages. Her father had been sent to a concentration camp during the early days of the Nazi dictatorship because he collected dues for an illegal union; fortunately, he survived. Because of the housing shortage caused by the bombings my parents and I, for the first 11 years of my life, lived in a one-room apartment. Suffice it to say my childhood was a daily reminder of the catastrophic consequences of the destruction of the Weimar democracy and the rise of Adolf Hitler.

The other constant of my early life was a presence of things American that went beyond the baby shirts with “SUGAR” stamped on them. Even though we lived in the British occupation zone, American movies played at the local movie theater where my mother worked, and “Bill Haley & His Comets” were my father’s favorite rock ‘n roll band. My father had been a prisoner of war of the Americans, and while he almost never talked about the war itself, he talked frequently about those years from 1945 to 1947 in camps in Germany, Holland and France. The Americans, he said, treated and fed him well and taught him to drive a 2 ½ ton truck. When my parents traveled to the U.S. for the first time for my wedding to a wonderful American woman — six years after I had visited the U.S. for the first time and three years after I had spent a year at Indiana University as an exchange student — he brought his decades-old POW driver’s license in hopes that my father-in-law would let him drive his car. By that time my German education had been supplemented and improved upon by my American education and my respect for Americans’ generosity and openness had grown. Even more, I admired the principles of the American constitution and the strength of its democratic institutions. My wife and I had two sons (one of whom is a senior writer at POLITICO Magazine) while I was earning my Ph.D. at UCLA, which launched a long and productive career teaching German language and literature. In 1999, I became an American citizen.

Then came the election of 2016. Suddenly, I was forced to question my long-held belief that American society was constitutionally immune to the threat of dictatorship. I know I wasn’t the only person who wondered if we had crossed some threshold; it wasn’t an accident, after all, that George Orwell’s classic 1984 was suddenly at the top of the Amazon charts. Still, something told me that reacquainting myself with Big Brother and his Ministry of Truth wouldn’t be sufficient to explain the moment we were living through. I decided to follow my academic instincts. I expanded the field of inquiry. I made a list of every novel about authoritarianism and totalitarianism I could think of, spanning more than a century of work. My reading list came to 12 novels in all. I read them chronologically: Jack London’s The Iron Heel, published in 1908, Franz Kafka’s The Trial, which he wrote in 1914/15, and Sinclair Lewis’s semi-satirical 1935 novel, It Can’t Happen Here. I re-read staples of college syllabuses such as Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler and Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, and of course, 1984. I dived into more obscure works such as Hans Fallada’s Every Man Dies Alone and Philip K. Dick’s The Penultimate Truth. And I read the most modern works — Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, Philip Roth’s alternative history, The Plot Against America, and Dave Eggers’ 2013 dystopian vision of internet technology run amok, The Circle.

I would learn during my 15-week immersion, which I undertook with the help of some like-minded members of a reading club, that it was not the novels about fully formed totalitarian regimes — The Trial, Darkness at Noon, Every Man Dies Alone, 1984, Fahrenheit 451, The Penultimate Truth and The Handmaid’s Tale — that spoke loudest to me. Terrifying as those novels were, it was in fact the books that charted the ominous path from the familiar to the horrific that were the most useful in answering my questions — The Iron Heel, It Can't Happen Here, The Plot Against America and The Circle. Read in order, the events and worlds depicted in these transitional novels trace — not completely linearly, not entirely smoothly, but clearly enough — a progression from more to less brutal, from less to more sophisticated methods of achieving dictatorial power and exercising and maintaining authoritarian and totalitarian rule. From the use of raw military power in The Iron Heel to the apparently painless establishment of a heaven-like totalitarianism in The Circle, the arc of these narratives seems to describe an ever more sophisticated, subtle and insidious manipulation of human beings into the acceptance of dictatorship of one sort or another.

But of the dozen books, the one I found most memorable was perhaps the least well known, at least to an American audience. It was called The Oppermanns, and it was written in 1933 by a German exile named Lion Feuchtwanger. I’ll admit that part of the appeal of Feuchtwanger’s book is that it deals with a chapter of German history that is also deeply personal for me. But there’s more to his accomplishment. Feuchtwanger achieved something remarkable: He wrote a powerful and literary book that managed to capture the truth of a harrowing moment — immediately before and after Hitler was named chancellor in January 1933. And he did it in almost real time. Feuchtwanger wrote the novel in a few short months while already in exile in France in 1933, managing to publish it that year as Hitler implemented some of his first and most notorious policies to consolidate his power.

In The Oppermanns, Feuchtwanger narrates the story of an extended family of highly assimilated Jews during 1932 and 1933. The Oppermanns consider themselves patriotic Germans. The main branch of the family produces furniture for the middle class and sells it through a chain of their stores. Gustav, the brother with whom Feuchtwanger opens and closes the novel, is a well-to-do, cultured man who is hard at work on a biography of the father of modern German literature, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing; he also bears a strong resemblance to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, that other titan of German letters. One could not imagine a character more German than Gustav Oppermann.

The novel is divided into thirds. “Yesterday” opens on November 16, 1932, 10 days after the last fully free parliamentary elections of the Weimar Republic, and the morning of Gustav’s 50th birthday, and closes with the appointment of Hitler as chancellor on January 30, 1933. “Today” opens a few days after that appointment and ends, a few days after the Reichstag Fire, with Gustav’s flight to Switzerland. “Tomorrow” begins in the spring of 1933 in Switzerland where Gustav receives reports of the increasing horrors of the Nazi regime. While in exile in France he decides to return to Germany for clandestine work and is arrested and brutalized in a concentration camp, the first of which, Dachau, had been opened little more than two months after Hitler’s ascension. After friends with connections in high places work toward and win his release Gustav returns to France, dictates the insights of his work in Germany and awaits his death in the summer sun.

While the novel, by following the Oppermann clan and many characters around them, presents reactions to the rise of Nazism that range from alarm at the prospect of barbarism and dictatorship to denial and disbelief, it is Gustav’s story that chronicles most fully the development from complacency to alarm and resistance. Soon after Hitler’s appointment as chancellor, during a crisis meeting with his furniture-selling brothers, Gustav asks: “Do you believe they will forbid our customers to buy from us? Do you believe our shops will be shut up? Do you believe your capital will be confiscated? Because we are Jews?” He clearly believes that the answer to all of these questions is “no,” but within a few weeks and months Jewish businesses have been boycotted and the Oppermanns have been forced to sell their business to an Aryan competitor, i.e. the answer has become “yes.” The longer Gustav is in exile, the more he is able to read a press that is not muzzled, the more he hears the reports of other exiles, the more clearly he realizes the extent of his initial misjudgments and understands the true nature of the Nazis.

But by then it is too late. His attempt to work against the regime in Germany is a futile gesture that leaves him a broken and dying man. The Germany that he celebrated in his writings and felt at home in is no more. His extended family is scattered across Europe and Palestine in a new diaspora.

In real life, Feuchtwanger was part of that diaspora. His escape from France was itself the stuff of movies. Wanted by the Gestapo as an enemy of the state, Feuchtwanger’s life was in jeopardy once the Germans invaded France. An American minister and his wife helped smuggle him to Portugal (at one point disguising him as a woman) and then onto a ship bound for the United States. He joined many other German exiles in Los Angeles and continued his literary career.

What makes Feuchtwanger’s novel stand out in comparison to such works as Sinclair Lewis’s and Philip Roth’s novels is that The Oppermanns is not an imagined takeover of American democracy loosely based on events in Germany a few years before, nor a retrospective imagined alternate history of the 30s in the U.S., but a realistic account of Germany’s slide into dictatorship narrated by an author who was immersed in these events himself.

Feuchtwanger’s The Oppermanns is a case study in how quickly the institutions of democracy and the habits of civilization can be destroyed and how educated and well-intentioned citizens can watch the destruction proceed without seeing it. Feuchtwanger’s ability to render utterly real characters who labor with the very questions that were absorbing his contemporaries is illuminating. Reading him now — 84 years after the book’s publication and 60 years after the author’s death — the quandaries feel very current. He overcomes the epistemological problem of modern readers: that we know how everything turned out. With hindsight we can perceive that certain beliefs (for example, that the traditional conservative parties could control Hitler and the Nazis for their purposes), events (that the Reichstagsfeuer was just a calamitous act of arson rather than a frame-up to justify persecuting Jews and other perceived enemies of the regime), and actions (that the Ermächtigungsgesetz, the Enabling Law that gave Hitler full dictatorial powers, might just be a temporary measure) were woefully mistaken. Contemporary Germans in early 1933 had no such omniscience and we feel that acutely.

All the books on my reading list, in one way or another, can be understood as warnings, but where most of them warn us to be on the lookout for certain actions and events, Feuchtwanger’s novel warns us — as contemporaneous citizens immersed in a historical moment — to look first and foremost at ourselves, to try to be hyper-aware of the import of the actions, words and events that surround us, to avoid the trap in which the Oppermanns found themselves and from which they escaped only when it was too late.

Jens Kruse is professor of German, emeritus at Wellesley College.

Unusual

Thank you Recall..Quite the thing Linda's revelation.

D

From Michael B. (yesterday)
First, China is the prevailing threat. Second, the United States missed an incredible opportunity under Yeltsin but instead blew it with economic shock tactics that have now turned Russia towards China. Unfortunately, the defense industry and the establishment consisting of both liberals and conservatives have a vested interest in maintaining or increasing tensions with nations such as Russia. Senator McCain was sorely misguided in his comments that Russia is no more than a Giant gas station. As a former ICBM crew Commander, I know the power that Russia has. We need to be very careful about United States expansionism regarding fostering Global interests Over America first. We would not want missiles so close to our border as we are doing with Russia. We should focus on having a relationship such as we do with the space program. Some irony that Russia is the nation that transports American astronauts.

With all the drama for us sheepies to be entertained on this small, over-populated planet. I'm in great hopes everyone here can find a moment of peace before the years end. Also, a big thank you for all great research.

Happy Holiday's

Season´s Grettings, you all,

but i find this info correlated with Cayce (1)
a. Krakatoa partial collapse ----> Etna Eruption

Notes:
(1)
https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/prof ... ia01h4.htm

Merry Christmas to my friends...

Merry Christmas, everyone! And especially in memory of Uncle John.....





Merry Christmas from the duck ranch at Pine Creek

This is AMAZING!!

Watch this Video Wish UJ was here to see this,

Incredible Evidence Of A "Massive" (More like Small) Military Base Found On Mars? (Mars Mysteries)

then:

Michael Salla tweeted this video about how and why a 90 degree crustal displacement is expected 'soon' (planetary crust slips over the mantle which stays as it is).

I vaguely recall having read about this before and would not be surprised if it happens. It would cause the sun to appear to rise and set at a different location, land masses would be shifted to different climatic zones, etc.

Some of the evidence however might have come from a most brutal war involving weapons much more powerful than we have nowadays that ended with the loss of Atlantis - and not solar events. Then again, the Zetans might say that Nibiru was involved. Lots of 'unknowns'....

My thoughts are that since (this time) we humans are moving up the evolutionary ladder so whatever does come to pass will be less severe than before. We are meant to survive - this time!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTUJ7GtEx0Y

I wonder if a magnetic pole shift would occur at the same time?

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I've seen rumours that Hillary, Obama and others are already in their new homes at Gitmo.

Meanwhile, there is this....

(in a nutshell, Kevin Spacey is saying that if he is prosecuted for sexual naughtiness then he will reveal what was really going on and who was there with him).




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVbprnKWVjs


This could be another way how the swamp is drained! Of course it will affect more nations than just the USA - or the UK.

As Uncle John used to say, lets sit back and watch the parade. I think its going to be the biggest and most revealing that we've ever seen. Oh, and also the ugliest, with much finger pointing and blame shifting.



(edit to add:
I told my parents [who are both over 80 years of age] about Spacey and they both said that its the oldest game in the world and since the young ladies who succumbed ended up with a glittering career, fame, fortune, wealth, etc., so they benefited too. Also, they say that its wrong to prosecute people for events from 30+ years ago.* My parents are not the only people from that generation who I know who think this way. However they are all thinking of people like Harvey Wienstein and the false allegations against singer Cliff Richard. They feel that there are too many 'gold-diggers' making false allegations which are impossible to prove (or disprove) in the hope that it will be possible to extract some financial wealth from what are now middle-aged or even old-aged men.

I rarely talk about the Pedovore issue as its too dark and I don't want anyone to turn round and ask how I know of such things. This is also why I rarely discuss this topic in public. Also, I do not like to potentially besmirch the good name of people who might actually be innocent - as I have no way of proving to anyone [or even myself!] that these things really did happen as described I have to regard what I see on websites / in YouTube films as nothing more than allegations of crime. Thankfully I was never abused or otherway involved so have no direct personal experience).

*My thoughts turn to how most people would approve of present-day police forensics making it possible to use DNA etc., to prove rapes, murders, or even innocence etc., from 30+ years ago.

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In the meantime, Happy New Year everyone. My understanding is that 2019 - 2020 are going to be years of re-calibration. All of life is to have light shone on it so that that which is not in integrity can be seen and resolved.

If I find the time I plan to write some new year predictions - today (Sunday) I have two sets of guests coming, one for afternoon tea and the others for an evening meal.

Simon

I have a message for humanity "It will be 4 years until we show up, That's how long it takes to traverse your galaxy"

Take that any way you want I heard it in my head while taking a shower for some strange reason

2019 1 year
2020 2 years
2021 3 years
2022 4 years

Isn't that interesting

so in late 2022 or early 2023 "they" will be showing up

lets add the year number 2+2+2=6 2+2+3=7

very interesting 6+7=13

1+3=4

Double Interesting

A wish of prosperity and Love for 2019 to all who read here.....

It was a pleasure to experience the exchanges here during 2018 - may all continue to share more.... thank you.

Interesting Fr33k, hope your message was wrong, I wanted to live like George Jetson in 2019....

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Not expecting any Serpoian party crashers with synthale, just me and the wife and a bottle of Martinelli sparkling cider that we'll indulge with later this evening. Yea, I know, ho-hum........
Actually, dishwasher died the other day an a new one just came to the house, so you know what I'll be doing.

I do have a couple of things to share with the pole-shifter / non pole-shifters here before our ball drops tonight.

As I write this, its 3:20 pm "eastern standard time" and for all you numerological people out there, I must read right to left like the majority of our space buddies do..............so:

0 = completion
2 = two coming together
3 = Multiple people getting together, meeting

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For now, Happy New Year to all you folks lucky enough to be in the future....

and so it begins:

Feeling Creative for 2019?
Another exercise to awaken your metaphysical abilities......

How about making an Energy Ball with your hands.

Sounds like an impossibility, but in fact it’s very real. I suspect for most people trying this, you’ll not be able to actually “see” the aura of this ball you’re creating, however you’ll be able to “feel” it with your hands / fingers. For those who can already see auras of living things such as other people, animals or plants, you probably be able to see the outline of the sphere your creating or at the very least, see an aura at the tips of your fingers.

Process:

1) Start by putting your hands together as if making a snowball or cupping a baseball, but DO NOT allow the hands / fingers to touch each other!......it will only ruin your attempt.

2) Next, make the intention of creating this energy ball. It takes some practice but in the beginning “pretend” to put heat or energy into your hands.

3) You’ll know your “successful” when you actually feel “heat” and or “tingling” in your fingers tips. You'll be amazed when you start to feel this.

4) Once you have this sensation, slowly take your hands out of the snowball configuration and form a brick with the hands. If you pull the hands / fingers away to fast, you’ll lose the heat /tingling sensation. If that happens, you’ve lost the energy configuration and have to start over.

5) Later, you’ll find out some of our friends in space like to do this sort of exercise. If it’s good for them, it’s good for us too!

Happy New Year

Happy New Year All . . .

(still lurking here most days)

Thought long and hard about writing this, as I was part of the sned forum twice before.

[Sned has played with shutting down the web site and adding secret buttons to access the forum.
In a plea, sned weeks ago ask for those who wanted access to send email to join (implying that they were going to completely shut off public access), and also send justification of why one should be allowed to join]

Given that sned has has been a loud player in the game of hide and misdirect truth, it is hard to believe in them.

Sned then posted about First contact/Arrival coming at Christmas

The last post was most disconcerting as "Constance" aka "buttons" described dan as wandering about japan in what sounded like a dilerium looking for seven clones, and now sned has not been posting for 2 weeks.

This is the longest quite period I have seen from them (usally they come back in a few days)

Today sned is back, as I Wonder about the coincidence with "Gun Battle Leaves Trump Assassin Dead"
http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index2751.htm

I respond not as a challenge but a desire for the infusion of joy, peace and love for humanity.

I try to bring my perspective of the Human Experiment, and the understanding of human addiction of control and change.

I relies that only God can cut though lies, and anger, and name calling or chaos incitement gets us nowhere.

Only though truth can we have peace.

Humanity needs to reclaim it's identity, boundaries and respect for all of God's creation/creatures for justice to be done, which is done by honest communication.

I write this to show I am not a shill, shell or clone but I am a Human with Humanity with a desire to help and heal, by asking and observing on Exopolitics of the day.

Embrace the journey, star stuff.



Georges W Bush's Twitter account turned off
https://good-opinion.com/le-compte-twit ... cit/34239/

And the latest in the U.S. news:

US / Mexico Border Wall:
Congress person Nancy Peloski fighting Trump on the border wall. I think she needs a "heart attack" or "stoke".....theses old folks in congress need to get off the planet, they make me sick.


China:
First time ever landing on the back side of the moon

Does this mean China "comes clean" and indicates finding a bustling facility with many species there?
How about that old military facility that was tuned into a medical complex last year for us sheepies in the future?

....my, my, so many opportunities for them....which road will they take..truth or cover-up?

meanwhile:
via zetatalk for January 06,2019 (1)


Notes:
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http://poleshift.ning.com/forum/topics/ ... e=activity