🚨 CNN: “You rarely get 79% of the country to agree on anything — but they do, in fact, agree on the idea of opposing” MEN in WOMEN’S sports. pic.twitter.com/YJFD38S1t0
"This is like Trump's superpower. Finding a bunch of 80-20 issues and getting on the 80 and everybody who is reflexively against him gets on the 20. Now the Democrat Party has a 31% approval rating. This is why!"
*Apols, Clicky, I’m hijacking another of your posts, but don’t go anywhere ‘cos I’m still gonna need your help…*
*No, not that interview, Clicky…*
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So, in the wee small hours of this morning, Dear Reader, the much anticipated interview (and ‘Temporal Marker’ heralding the start of ‘Sci Fi World’, according to Clif High) between Joe Rogan and Donald Trump finally dropped. I decided to watch it. All three hours and it wasn’t until toward the end that the subject of UFOs and aliens was finally broached…
👽Trump and Rogan discuss Aliens and UFOs🛸
Trump: I get that question as much as almost any question. Do you think that we have aliens coming, flying around, or whatever?
Rogan: What do you think?
Trump: There's no reason not to, I mean, there's no reason not to think that… pic.twitter.com/efuaWvR6zB
I was none the wiser as to why the discussion of UFOs and aliens was so significant, but another part of the conversation did catch my attention: the global impact of Trump’s campaign stunt/stint at McDonalds last weekend and the reaction to it…
That sure sounded like a collective consciousness moment to me, capturing the human population of the planet’s attention so thoroughly that I ‘synced’ it twelve years previously as the Purple People Eater and rainmaker…
At half past seven this morning, I finally decided to go to bed, but whilst brushing my teeth, a thought occurred to me: the Purple People Eater from both the Song and the movie, was an alien. From outer space, and that synced up with what Clif High was looking to get from this ‘Temporal Marker’ interview. In previous shambles and writings on the subject, I’d focused on the Song but perhaps I should refresh my memory of the movie. I had seen it eventually but it was a pretty bad film and I really didn’t want to watch it again. I resolved to research it later, after some sleep…
On the first page of Google search, I found a link to a concise but thorough video review of the movie on YouTube. If you’ve never seen ‘Purple People Eater’, Dear Reader, and you’re curious, I would recommend watching the review of the movie as opposed to the movie itself. I was immediately struck by the syncs (meaningful coincidences to me) peppered throughout the review. I was also reminded of the actors that appeared in it…
… child actor lead, Neil Patrick Harris, who most recently appeared in ‘Doctor Who’ as the Toymaker…
*’from Deliverance, Superman and Toy Story’… I’m starting to see a toy theme developing here Clicky…*
… as well as Hollywood legends, Ned Beatty and Shelley Winters…
*Heh… so Kubrick is connected, clicky… Amazing triple toy sync…*
*Hiding in plain sight… But only if you know what you’re looking at…*
After watching the review of ‘Purple People Eater’, I thought I’d check on Clif High to see if he’d posted anything on the Rogan/Trump interview yet. He hadn’t but he had posted on something Gnostic teacher John Lamb Lash has spoken about previously…
*No.5 Braiding…*
Lashy’s talked before about the significance of plasma braiding and the Aeon Sophia’s fall from the Galactic Centre, but I can’t remember which of his talks it was, or if its even still on YouTube…
*Oh, you already picked up on his weave last week. Well done…*
The whole Joe Rogan/Donald Trump conversation was interesting and worth a listen if you have the time and inclination…
One last thing, Dear Reader: whilst shambling this post together, I popped onto Facebook. I don’t use that platform for much more than the odd game of Candy Crush, so wasn’t expecting to be confronted with the following image…
“The most advanced glasses the world has ever seen.” Mark Zuckerberg revealing Meta’s Orion AR /AI glasses for the first time. pic.twitter.com/3vIjecK0jY
Endlessly fascinated by Keir Starmer, the Blob Made Flesh. Here the two phrases that count are “tough decisions” and “managing that risk”, and in true Blob style, they’re all about process and ignore substance and outcome. https://t.co/bh62Dtt5Jo
I have met so many people outside in the smoking area on nights out. It’s the most sociable part of the evening. Keir Starmer wants to cut us all off into little bubbles and finish what dating apps did for the zoomers.
That was quick: Sir Keir Starmer’s personal approval rating has plunged to a record low of minus 16 – a drop of 27 points from his post-election high of plus 11. The election was only 50-odd days ago. Only 23 per cent approve of Labour’s record in government to date – the same… pic.twitter.com/opADrCwJyx
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