DIRTYBENNY WRITES

Death is an accepted unavoidable element of life in this realm.  It is confounding to me what a great portion of this so-called civilization is constructed to avoid death. "health"care OSHA, safety regulations, motorcycle helmets, bicycle helmets dietary recommendations environmental regulation automobile inspections One of the more aggressive and egregious attempts to thwart the rules of this place is that of organ transplantation and to a lesser extent, blood donation. Both are intrusive unnatural attempts to thwart the natural process of life and death.   I despise the perverted sadistic rules of this place as much as anyone, but am against these Dr. Frankenstein's working their spells. The attachment of the spirit and the body is obvious to all who inhabit this place.  To think that one can play jigsaw puzzles with people's body parts and not have consequences is naive.  Organ transplantation is not a simple matter.  It requires a lifetime of immunosupp...

MLB is one of the very few analysts that considers all of the puzzle pieces on the table.   Old world impossible architecture, catacombs, false narratives, false history, false war narratives, demonic influence, NASA, melted buildings, etc. I greatly anticipate hearing his models of what he thinks has gone on in this realm.

  Australia just passed its Digital Identity Bill into law. I'm Australian, but live in Iceland, a country that already has an all-encompassing digital ID system. If you're wondering how Australia's new system will play out, I'll tell you here. And also, how Australians who don't want a digital ID can attempt to protect themselves... at least for a short while. In Iceland, the digital ID system is linked to each person's kennitala, or social security number. I sign into everything with my electronic ID (rafræn skilríki) via my phone. Any time I access my bank account, phone services, accounting, tax, insurance, credit score, manage my assets (car/house), power bill, medical record, when I vote, or even want to pull up a store receipt of something I've bought, it's all linked to my digital ID. Everything in one place. Everything. You cannot NOT have a digital ID to live in Iceland. It's impossible. You can't get power turned on, get a phone number...

  I am NOT the avatar, I am NOT the character....I agree.

I was at Lowe's yesterday, picking up some large planters for newly purchased Caroline raspberry plants. An elderly lady approached me and asked what I was going to be planting.  I told her and she said she grew up on a farm and loved fresh berries.  The conversation switched to her sales pitch for solar panels.  So, the initial conversation was a lead to divert the discussion to solar panels.  I was polite, but I think she got more than she bargained for.   I told her how I spent the last 5 years of my life purging my living space of unwanted and unwelcome frequencies.  During 2020 and 2021, THEY spent an inordinate amount of time and money taking down massive trees in my town.  The trees block and transform the toxic frequencies. I told her how all of these electronic frequencies are toxic to the body, including wifi, radio waves, and alternating current.  I told her that I would sooner do self-harm to my body than to have solar panels on t...

 

 GOVERNMENT RULES, REGULATIONS, CODE....all while telling you that you are free.

The French capital Paris will be split into zones this summer, with anyone wanting to enter certain areas required to show a pass on their phone. Special measures will be in place throughout the city as part of increased security around the Olympic Games, which start in July. Anyone wishing to enter certain zones, including residents, will have to apply for a special Pass Jeux (games pass) on a platform run by police. It mostly applies to people driving, but even pedestrians will need to show a QR code to enter an area called the ‘grey zone’ around the River Seine in the centre, where the opening ceremony will take place. https://metro.co.uk/2024/05/14/parts-paris-will-off-limits-without-a-qr-code-olympics-20837179/

Excellent analysis by Stephen. THEY are not the same as us.

  The first painted portrait of King Charles III has been unveiled at Buckingham Palace. The piece was painted by British artist Jonathan Yeo, who has previously painted Kevin Spacey, Tony Blair, and Prince Philip. Queen Camilla's reaction to the unveiling of the painting was,… pic.twitter.com/PZw9veHWo4 — Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) May 14, 2024