Our rulers are Satanic Freaks
What might they have in store for us tomorrow?
My prediction is that they’re going to pull off something during the eclipse and in the immediate days after.
-Right, Shumway. And if the world doesn’t end tomorrow, what are you gonna do with all that egg on your face?
It doesn’t have to be the end of the world. Yes, it could be something big, like
starting the CERN collider and creating an anti-matter, oblivion-vortex event
cranking up the underwater HAARP antennae off the coast of Florida to create earthquakes and hurricanes and such
slaughtering the Red Heifer, to usher in the Moshiach (for the orthodox Jews), or the 2nd coming of Christ (for the Ben-Shapiro, Dennis-Prager-loving Evangelicals), or the Anti-Christ (for the Satanic Elite who laugh at both groups).
…or it could be a big nothingburger on the surface- but!… all the hype will be a distraction to accomplish something else under the radar.
Even this Red Heifer thing is being played up by the mainstream. You’d expect such a story would be relegated to the tin foil zone on Tic Toc, Bitchute and Gab, but my friend Fred sent me a link to an article about it, on the CBS news website, of all places.
See, they want us all talking about it! While we’re all focused on the shadow of the eclipse passing over the 7th American town named Nineva, or CERN cranking up its anti-matter-producing collider, or the crazies in Israel slaughtering an unnaturally unblemished GMO cow, they’ll be pulling some tricks like banning free speech in yet another US state, or making unregistered cryptocurrency a high crime in Argentina, or depositing another cruise-ship load of unwanted immigrants onto the beaches of Spain and Italy, etc. That’s what I mean by they’re gonna do something. To loosely paraphrase Rahm Emmanuel: Never let a distraction go to waste.
Speaking of CERN, there was a post on my Twitter feed where someone was trying to connect the CERN project with the opening of the longest-in-the-world Gotthard tunnel in Switzerland. I had just mentioned this subject in conversation with some friends the other day. Some of these friends didn’t know about the freaky opening ceremony for that tunnel. So for the benefit of my readers here who haven’t seen it, below I post highlights of the ceremonies, indoors and outdoors, that commemorated the opening of the tunnel.
How might I have choreographed such a ceremony? Judging by the two videos, they had lots of money to spend on the extravagant (freak) show. My show would have been more traditional. It wouldn’t have been hard to create a crowd-pleasing spectacle by featuring a moving history of Swiss rail, with a healthy dose of Swiss culture as a backdrop. I would have laid a set of rails down center stage, as they did for the indoor show, and featured a moving timeline of real Swiss trains, backed by all the typical stuff: Alpenhorn players, dancing Heidis throwing edelweiss into the crowd, parade of cows with the big bells, an orchestra with brass section playing the Swiss National Anthem, Oompah bands in Lederhosen- OK, maybe that’s just Bavaria- whatever, you get the idea. That would be a big hit, of course. But they had to make it dark and freaky, to please the grey-haired Rothschild wannabes in the crowd.
The last thing they want is cheerful, traditional, wholesome entertainment. That repels them, like it would the narrator in the Rolling Stone’s tune, Paint it Black.
-Jeesh, Shumway. Traditional Oompah music and Dancing Heidis? You sound real innovative here!
-Hey, it’s a Swiss train tunnel inauguration, not the opening of the Zurich Museum of the Occult. People who are going to be traveling through that long tunnel will be watching. We’re here to inspire pride and confidence, not fill the observer with a deep sense of foreboding. Do I exaggerate? Look at the videos!
Interestingly, the indoor performance did indeed end with happy Swiss mountain folk in traditional garb. But while the rest of the performance was carefully choreographed, they had them just stand there as an uncoordinated mob, with moronic smiles, jumping up and waving at odd times, none of it matching the gloomy music in the background. A satirical parting shot at tradition? A parody of the dumb Swiss farmer, maybe?
At the end of each performance, they show the appreciative crowd applauding all the weirdness. The audience is old and rich, well-connected Davos types eager to get to the underground pizza party following the ceremony I would imagine.
I remember Alex Jones once saying something to the tune of, “Hey, I’m a Christian and this stuff makes me sick, but even if you’re an atheist, you have to understand that the elite believe all this crazy, satanic stuff. They believe it and they derive power and inspiration from it. So you’d better pay attention to it.”
I’m with Alex on this. Look at these freaks. I’ve had enough of them!
I guess you saw the satanic ceremonies at the Commonwealth Games?
Reminds me of Olympic opening ceremonies. Bizarre doesn’t even come close to describing any of these.