Before she left, it was all a conspiracy theory. Now she can't wait for the arrests to start. She got back and she started asking me about Freemason's, Jesuits (she is a Santa Clara University grad.), cabal, etc. She said the Egyptians (the working people seemed based) wanted no part of the vaccine. Crazy thing, I have been trying to tell her all about this for months.
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In my own experience, and what I’ve observed with others, it often takes multiple exposures to these ideas, from multiple sources, over a period of time before the cognitive dissonance can be overcome. Even after believing Q was real, for example, I didn’t readily accept a lot of what I was hearing about the children. Now, of course, I understand (and accept with a broken heart), that it always HAS been all about the children first.
Also, for whatever reason, MANY things are sometimes easier to hear and accept from people outside our families—or at least, it often helps when they are confirmed by someone outside our families.
The Bible talks about one person sowing and another reaping, but both rejoicing together. Redpilling the world is a team sport, and we win in that capacity.
Either way, a big frenly welcome to your wife! So glad she finally saw the light!