The California Fires - Aftermath and Analysis
Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 1:40 pm
The first link is a slideshow of the aftermath of the Santa Rosa fire which strangely left Eucalyptus and pine trees standing next to houses reduced to ash and dust. I am a native Californian, much of my family and many friends still live there however that isn't my only interest. As I sit here this morning looking at these images they are impacting me much in the same way 9/11 did. These fires are a more subtle and covert use of subterfuge than the dustification of the Twin Towers but the message, the weaponry used has left the same mark.
Some photos show the burning to be expected of a natural fire but far too many show a different pattern, this is where we can use a fine scalpel of discernment and not get into argument over individual pieces of evidence. To truly embrace the scope of these fires is to take in the totality of information without taking a stand other than the single most vital call: Protect the Sacred Truth. We as a people are under attack, it isn't about our "way of life" or Democracy or making a living in a false economic system ... We are being called to stand with each other, to not be corralled into a mind set that swallows the lies of Agenda 21.
http://projects.sfchronicle.com/2017/sl ... lide-start
Two videos, one of a Fire Captain who goes on record with his observations:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWvuPcu ... be&t=8m26s[/youtube]
The second is an analysis concluding that these fires are in keeping with Agenda 21, the moving of people off land under the guise of safety or ecological reasons. The language of Agenda 21 is wrought to get people to agree with protecting ecological zones however the truth behind it is much more nefarious. Don't be fooled again ... this phrase seems to be my mantra of the moment.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SETvyRgMTrM[/youtube]
Some photos show the burning to be expected of a natural fire but far too many show a different pattern, this is where we can use a fine scalpel of discernment and not get into argument over individual pieces of evidence. To truly embrace the scope of these fires is to take in the totality of information without taking a stand other than the single most vital call: Protect the Sacred Truth. We as a people are under attack, it isn't about our "way of life" or Democracy or making a living in a false economic system ... We are being called to stand with each other, to not be corralled into a mind set that swallows the lies of Agenda 21.
http://projects.sfchronicle.com/2017/sl ... lide-start
Two videos, one of a Fire Captain who goes on record with his observations:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWvuPcu ... be&t=8m26s[/youtube]
The second is an analysis concluding that these fires are in keeping with Agenda 21, the moving of people off land under the guise of safety or ecological reasons. The language of Agenda 21 is wrought to get people to agree with protecting ecological zones however the truth behind it is much more nefarious. Don't be fooled again ... this phrase seems to be my mantra of the moment.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SETvyRgMTrM[/youtube]