This is how you can save your parents
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I would never dishonor my parents this way.
That’s why their TV is unplugged and we laugh, together as a family, at the Hippie Neighbors next door glued to their tv.
They can do whatever they want. However, I will never not make comments when I am around and they're watching the propaganda.
Fair enough.
My parents are not typical.
Hell my Dad has been protesting his taxes for 20 years.
The IRS comes and he’s just all “got any money for me, Hoover? I’m broke.”
He gives zero shits.
Sadly the elder generation that should be wise to this by and far rely on the news they've been watching for 30-50 years.
A shame. Glad you're don't seem to fall for it.
Thanks.
9/11 was our “outs”.
My dad couldn’t accept things were that jacked up.
It took me literally 17 years.
I’m not kidding.
When my dad finally called me and apologized he said “Thank you for loving me so much you never let me go with this. I know it hurt you. For that I am forever sorry. Just know - you were a pain in the ass stubborn kid! Clearly that’s how God graced you.”
We had a million reasons to fight and quarrel but we never stopped talking.
Sounds like me. I've become a bit outlaw and don't see myself going back. Lost respect for what they claim is civil society. It's a Hollywood construct too. Also, my son was instrumental in helping me see some stuff. I'm thankful we have always stayed close.
Yea it’s pretty wild. For a long time I felt “other” despite loving people and seeing and wanting the best in them.
Now I finally learned to Be Still - when I am - I realize that I am like Gideon in the Book of Judges. An angel came to Gideon, who thought he was nothing, and said “God has made you a Mighty Warrior.” There is no greater weapon than to be able to change the hearts and minds of man. A task done one battle at a time. If we keep stepping and Trust in God - we see results.
My dad also pretty much didn't give a shit either. Glad to hear you were lucky enough to be raised in such a household and not have to go through the painful process of awakening on your own. I never had the experience of waking up from the narrative because I was raised in a pretty based home. However, my father really got serious with me when I was 17. (There's that number again - hmmm?) My father was in the USAF and stationed in Europe after the war. He was attached to some highly placed general so he was privy to certain intelligence due to his job. One of the first things he told me was to never trust the news and to research everything for myself. He said that there is the crafted narrative they want us to believe and then there is what is really happening behind the scenes. He said everything on television is propaganda. The whole reason he started to have a more serious red pilled conversation with me as a teenager was over bioweapons. It was an ugly truth even then. I have been under no delusions about what our own government is capable of doing to its own citizens.
I lost my dad when I was 19 so I was never able to find out what he really knew. My mother, in her 80's and very active, is also very based. So, I would have to say I have had a head start versus many in the truther movement. I got in trouble several times in high school for being a truther. My parents always had my back and were able to drop some head spinning truth bombs of their own whenever they came to my defense against the libtard Kool-Aid drinking zombie educators. I am glad to have a forum where I can find others cut from the same bolt of cloth.
Man thanks for sharing that with me.
I swear the darkest moments are when you feel alone right.
It’s isolating.
Strangely my awakening moment was in 4th grade for whatever reason. My dad saw and started on w me. Kinda feeding me books here and there.
My big awakening was in High School. I had a class called “1968: The Year the Dream Died” that required me to literally do journalistic work. I had to find first hand accounts of events leading up to the culmination of 1968. Basically what hit me was I found an ROTC captain at the school and interviewed him. The guy - got dark. He started using this language that was absolutely terrifying and this was in front of my class in person. He descended into describing Helicopter Missions he flew over Laos and Shoot to Kill orders with mowing down men women and children cutting them in half etc. He started crying.
Dude never came back to school. They said he had never ever talked about it and fought off PTSD that long. Checked into the VA. Shit hit me like a ton of bricks. He kept repeating “shit I wasn’t supposed to say anything. I was never here. They will lock me away. I violated my standing orders to never mention this again. They will send me back to the doctors.”
After that it was just easy to see. I interviewed more folks and found out that really living history is priceless and finding people and talking wasn’t hard & gave me confidence in what I was understanding. You would be surprised what people will talk about to a person unaffiliated and not looking to publish. Just someone to listen to them confess these things they couldn’t talk to everyone about.
Now I am almost 40 and the past few years I barely survived. I got Complex PTSD myself and addiction. I get to battle every day to absorb but not fixate in information & prioritize being still and understanding I am a newb when it comes to God. That all of this is about just stopping us from seeking what is Good. To demoralize us, confuse us, isolate us, and steal what precious time we have.
This is the way
Dishonor, I do not think that word means what you think it means.
Sort of sounds like the adults who wouldn't dishonor the naked emperor by telling the truth.
I don’t disagree. I was half cracking a joke here.