Uh, No Thanks

The title on this video is Your Soul Needs DEW

Am I the only one creeped out by this? Anyway, I stopped drinking Mountain Dew a long time ago.

Here are some other links I read this week that were really good:

Induced Schizophrenia

COP28: The Globalist Agenda Has Never Been More Obvious

Hope you all have a good weekend. See you on Sunday!

An Excellent Day

The American flags are gone on Buckeye Avenue. In their place are metal snowflakes, candy canes and tin soldiers with twinkling white lights. It is frigid out and the heater in the car doesn't feel like working just yet. I'm early for my interview and was going to wait in the car, but it is too cold. I decide to wait in the building.

The interview was one of the best interviews I've ever had in my life. Not going to say where, but it's in town, easy to get to, and the starting wage is respectable considering the rural area. I think I have a really good chance of getting the job and should hear either way on Monday.

Afterwards, I stop at the store. I've been shopping there every week for over two years and know all the checkers. I feel at home here. The checker asked me how my day was going. I told her I just had an excellent 2^nd interview and I'm hoping I get the job. Both the checker and the woman who was bagging the groceries got excited and chatted along telling me that they hope I get the job. It was sweet.

The woman who bagged my groceries pushed the cart to my car and started unloading them into the backseat. She told me how she had gotten this job at the grocery store and really loved it. She said that she would pray for me to get the job. I said, “Thank you, that would be great!”

Then the most unbelievable thing happened. She put her arm around my shoulder and her head against mine and started praying right there in the grocery store parking lot, “Dear Heavenly Father...” she prayed. I was so surprised that I didn't hear the rest of her prayer, but I know she was praying for me to get the job. I whispered, “Thank you so much.” She smiled and took the cart back into the store.

I was very touched by how sweet the whole situation was and may have cried a little on the way home. I feel that God must have inspired her to pray just then and it really made my day.

Even the grocery store sushi I picked up was super fresh and tasty. It was an all around excellent day. Thank you God.

Take care out there!

2nd Interview

2nd interviews are usually a good sign, but I don't want to count my chickens before they hatch if you know what I mean. I'm sure my interview will be something like this:

Anyway, I'll let you know how it goes. Take care out there.

How to Spot Fake Stories

We are in the midst of a very serious, international, informational war. Some of us know about the war, and some of us are oblivious. All of the information we do have is funneled through the same few sources, owned and operated by the enemy, against the public, which is then picked up by the alt media and spread around.

The first rule – in how to spot a fake story is to Question Everything

The key is to pick the story apart – questioning every detail.

I'm going to use the recent feel good story out of India as an example:

MIRACULOUS RESCUE: When All Machines Fail, Indian ‘Rat Miners’ Dig Non-Stop for 26 Hours WITH HAND TOOLS To Free 41 Workers Trapped in a Collapsed Tunnel

First off, the picture

Don't just look at the main part of the picture, but also check the background and see if there is anything unusual such as numbers or things that look out of place. 

Most of the minors are wearing orange. Orange is the only color that equals 33 in gematria. But, they could be standard issue uniforms. Several of the members are raising their fists. According to Wikipedia, the raised fist “is a common symbol representing a wide range of political ideologies, most notably socialism, communism, anarchism, and trade unionism, and can also be used as a salute expressing unity, strength, or resistance.” So could mean anything or nothing. Moving on.

Repeating number 41

41 people were rescued in this story. 41 is the 13^th prime number. It is a very interesting factoid (that I learned during my research) that the number 41 comes up every so often in relation to rescues. For example:

From earlier in 2023:

Italy probes a migrant boat disaster that left 41 feared dead. Four survivors tell a harrowing tale

4 rescued after 41-foot cabin cruiser begins to sink in Boston Harbor

2022:

Lakewood Dog Warden rescues dozens of dogs in extreme hoarding conditions – (41 dogs rescued)

2021:

41 Children, Including Newborn, Among 244 Migrants Rescued by Italian Coast Guard

2020:

Turkey Ends Rescue Efforts After Earthquake Toll Reaches 41

2019:

41 Dogs & Cats Rescued From Repeat Hoarder

(Anyway, you get the picture.)

17:

It took 17 days before the minors were rescued. The wait was 17 days. 17 = Q = Psyop. I learned that one the hard way. There are still people out there waiting for that 17^th letter of the alphabet to come save them.

Age 33

The number 33 is a Master Mason number and a high occult number. The spokesman for the group of “rat minors” that saved everyone was Munna Qureshi, aged 33. I'm sorry, but there is no way that every hero or villain in every story is aged 33. I'm at the point now that if I see the age 33 in any story, I know it is fake, stop reading and move on.

Conclusion:

There is more that could be unpacked in this article (the amount of twelves for example) but that should be enough to get you started.

Take care out there.

Interview

I have a job interview this morning. I'm excited yet nervous. I suck at interviews. I once went on 40 job interviews in a row and didn't get hired at any of them, then got offered a job without an interview. Funny how these things work out. Please pray for me today.

Take care out there.

Sunday Music: Moody Blues

Happy Sunday everyone! Again I have to give extexanwannabe credit for today's picks. He posted Tuesday Afternoon on his blog a while back so I decided to see what else the Moody Blues had out there. Enjoy!

 

Quiet Week

It was a relatively quiet week. I don't have any links for you today. I do, however, have a job interview on Monday. So good news. We shall see how it goes. Here are some ferrets to amuse you. Have a great weekend, see you on Sunday.