10 August 2022
This blog is about faith. Unfortunately, there's no way I can avoid talking about current events when faith is our response to such things. Let's get some perspective here.
There are conspiracies. As someone wise once told me, every government in the world is a conspiracy to rule. People get together and conspire to create a government to rule over others. But I should hope it's obvious that not every conspiracy theory is useful, never mind whether they are accurate. That's an important point: Sometimes knowing the details won't change how we should respond in faith.
Was the COVID-19 pandemic real? Some people did get sick, but I'm not convinced everyone was sick from the same cause. There's reason to believe something was ginned up in a lab and set loose on parts of the world. I'm pretty sure a few people know what it was, and they have lied about it. And they convinced the medical community of the lies, because almost no one in the medical community has the time and resources to double-check what they were told. The system is designed to prevent the need for that. The net result is most of those who are pushing the officially approved story don't know it's a lie.
Those who do know it's a lie have been shouted down. Some of that small number have reported on this censorship, and have tried to report on what they learned in the lab. The problem is that there's a bunch of people who have run amok with the stories about things they don't actually have the ability to test for themselves, even if they do happen to understand the science.
On the other hand, there is one thing that does not require a science background to understand: The statistics show that more people have died from the vaccine than from the disease. And the same people can tell us that, statistically, there is zero evidence that shut-downs, masking, and vaccines are useful against whatever COVID-19 actually was/is.
Thus, by faith we conclude that there's not much we can do to avoid COVID-19, but the vaccine is dangerous. I did not and will not cooperate with the vaccine efforts, but you'll have to make up your own mind. I played along with some of the quarantine nonsense because it would have been the wrong battle to make an issue of it. As I told one fellow, "I'm compliant but not a true believer." I was happy to let some folks avoid me out of their own fears. Fortunately, I live in one of the states that is not likely to be railroaded into such nonsense again.
Our real issues with the globalists and their ilk is not so much what they are doing as it is what our faith demands that we do. And I would suggest we be very, very careful about trying to nail down too much of whatever it is they are doing. I've tried to boil it down to the essence so that you'll understand the nature of the threat. The rest is up to you.
But I want to make you aware of something that encourages me not to get too interested in the details of some of those conspiracies. You know why Alex Jones got sued? He was part of that crowd of folks who just love a good conspiracy theory, and he played into the hands of disruptive agents, sock puppets who were intent on making fools of his kind. We didn't need to examine what actually happened at that school building; we already knew how it would be used to propagandize against the 2nd Amendment. The real issue was how the globalists planned to use it. But, no, AJ and his ilk just had to go looking for facts they could not verify in the first place, and got snookered by some professional liars who made up some crazy nonsense to make their enemies look like fools. It worked.
The same game was played with 9/11, the marathon bombing, and some other major events used as excuses to oppress us. We don't need to know all the details; we already knew they were going to lie about it and hide the evidence. Whatever actually happened, it was not what the official sources claimed. But by now we should also know that the perpetrators also hired agents to pretend they were part of the opposition to plant wild nonsense and make the opposition believe it. It should not have taken long to realize that Q-anon, for example, was part of the fake opposition.
This isn't something new; we were aware of it before the turn of the century. Do you recall the rebel rouser, Hal Turner? He admitted in court that he was paid by the government officials to promote this wild stuff. We've had controlled opposition around for a very long time. I first encountered it in military uniform, so it wasn't news to me. It's a standard PsyOp to keep folks from noticing the real lies. The wild nonsense about aliens being examined in Area 51 was just a way of hiding something quite embarrassing to the Pentagon. It was the military that hired a sock-puppet to tell that story so folks wouldn't ask the wrong kind of questions. "Oh look, over there -- aliens!"
Let's keep this simple folks. Please, draw back from the activist crowd. Anyone trying so hard to sell wild tales like that is not your friend. They are trying to package all that nonsense as if it comes with foregone conclusions of what we must do about it. They are part of the effort to distract you from the real issues of faith. It won't matter what kind of good, upstanding folks you may believe they are; Satan is still using them. Faith and conviction drill down to the crux of the matter: What does God require of you?
Next time someone dumps that kind of stuff on you, take a deep breath and pray.
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