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*Interesting that in the quote below, JFK used the word conspiracy, as the label “conspiracy theorist” was invented after he was assassinated.

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“We have been under the thumb of a transnational mafia, with post-humanist goals. It is exactly as JFK described: ‘...a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence — on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day.’ That these things are connected does matter. You cannot expose all the 2020 election fraud (and all the other elections) without also revealing how the Covid hoax was used to manipulate mail-in balloting. You cannot expose the ballot fraud without also unmasking the genocidal jabs (and test swabs). You cannot expose Big Pharma without also exposing Big Tech, Big Media, and Big Everything. The whole military-industrial-entertainment-academia-finance complex then has to unravel. The world that emerges from the rubble looks nothing like the one that stands this morning…Your desire to resist all of this, to be right, and approved of by your friends and colleagues, has been greater than your drive to be righteous. In order for us all to be free, we need to escape from the reactive behaviors of our injured inner child. My sense is that even what we call narcissism—a key source of unkind and irresponsible acts—is misleadingly termed. All the syndromes and disorders are reactions to trauma and disconnection from love, causing us to split and fragment in order to function and protect ourselves. Once we recognize that we have all been subjected to nonstop abuse, to at least some degree, then we can have a shift in consciousness towards healing and health. The paradox is that we can only recover if we first fully immerse ourselves in the pain of our problem. There are many ways of deprogramming and reprogramming ourselves to get through this collective dark night of the soul….Logical thinking is important, but insufficient now. In a maze of deception, you also need to be able to unlearn, and recognize you have been fooled. This is an emotional skill, as it means dealing with a hurt ego and the loss of the ‘feeling of knowing.”

-Martin St. Germain