My dad lived in a Nazi-occupied country starting from when he was 8 until he was 13. He was the 5th oldest in a family of 10 children.
They starved for virtually a year. The two elder boys had to live under the floorboards of their tiny house to avoid being conscripted and used by the Germans.
My dad told a story how when he was 10, his baby brother was sitting in a high chair eating a piece of bread his mother gave him. The baby dropped the bread, and my dad explained how he just quickly stooped and grabbed it and shoved it in his mouth, he was so hungry. He carried guilt for these sorts of things his whole life.
Already at age 12, he had seen dead bodies lying around, went out into German patrolled areas to dig up a few potatoes to bring back to his starving family.
This is just ONE story among millions, and all the members of my dad's family survived. They were the lucky ones.
Consider how great a price was paid to remove Slavery from America. America was the first champion in the world, the one God trusted to resolve this plague. The price America paid was not just for America; it was for the world's slavery.
Perspective. The war we are in now is 100 times more critical, more important than the first or second world wars. This is it. It's all, or nothing.
What are we living for? If we're not ready to sacrifice even our lives for the freedom of all generations, then can we even win this war? Even so, we are being asked to sacrifice so little, really. Perspective.
Don't you know that DJT lives every single day of his life with death hanging over him?
No greater love is there than this; that a man be willing to give his life for his fellows.
Perspective. We're the most privileged generation in all of history. Let's live up to those who came and sacrificed and died before us.
My parents lived through the Hunger Winter in Holland. My father lived on a farm and they fed the city people who would walk for a day just to find something to feed their families.My grandparents never turned a single person away, and gave them potatoes and sandwiches with butter and cheese to bring home to their families - another day's walk home.
They have hundreds of letters from the people they fed, many became life long friends.
My mother's family lived in the city and went hungry, but my grandfather bought milk on the black market and so they survived. They had meat once per week, otherwise it was potatoes and other things they could grow in their backyard.
So, I agree with you, although mentally it is very difficult to know your own government wants you a slave and/or dead, and even my mother says that the lockdowns were mentally harder than living as kid during the war because at least then they knew they could go to school, see their friends, gather together, etc.
It's the hunger winter in the Netherlands that I was referring to, actually.
What we have been subjected to the last 2 years is a psychological war. In some ways, it has been far more traumatic or difficult. And there is no doubt it has been devastating. But we still need perspective. Human history has been traumatic for more people than not.
You are safe.
THEY are terrified.
Sleep well, Patriot.
You elected us to keep you safe.
We will not fail.
Q#981
According to Q, the war is effectively already won and they promised to keep us safe. If the plan involves making people go through the horrors of WWII yet again, it's a shitty plan indeed.
Let's be honest. You do NOT know exactly what Q was referring to when they posted this. Nor do I. We can speculate.
Wars being won before they are started does not mean "there will be no war". It just means that the victory has been secured. War is inevitably difficult and painful. That's just a fact.
We can also reflect on what it means to be "safe". If it means, the Cabal will NOT destroy the world via nuclear holocaust, or the Cabal will not wipe out 80% of humanity through other means, or that the Cabal will not enslave humanity as dramatically illustrated in "the Matrix", then its a pretty good deal. Also, as far as I know, Q never said "there will be no suffering".
But your response is weird, anyway. The point of my reply was in fact that we are in NO way yet experiencing the level of suffering or horror of WWII, so quit bellyaching. Get some perspective. Also, most people in the US cannot even comprehend the difficulties and strife that many other people around the world take for granted.
Personally, I think the path moving forward is rocky, and in case you haven't looked around, there is a lot of suffering going on. But compared to how horrific it would be if Q and the team (white hats) were NOT engaged and winning, well, we cannot really imagine - in my opinion.
At what point do we realize that but for those who have sacrificed more than we can imagine to fight the Cabal, it would be 1000 times worse?
Of course, you are correct. It should never have gotten this bad. But until every single person wakes up and realizes that on some level "I am partly responsible for this; we all are" then all you are is baggage and part of the problem, not part of the solution.
Also, realize that nothing worth truly having comes without some sacrifice.
I think you're expressing a particular interpretation, one that doesn't resonate with me.
So, I can easily agree with you, that good hardworking people shouldn't have their livelihoods destroyed. But who is to blame?
The ones inflicting the punishment - is this the military op, or what. In my view, its the evil Cabal, and if the military cannot intervene yet because to do so would compromise the lives of the entire population or the world, then that's just how it is.
You seem to think that the military is inflicting this situation as if they had a choice.
I like what Brian Cates wrote: when you take down a 15 headed hydra, you take it down all at once, or not at all. because if you cut of one, two, three or even 8 heads, the other remaining heads will destroy you and then consume you and your family forever.
I've been extremely patient but even I'm fed up. It's not just gas, everything else is getting fucking expensive. Never seen such crazy prices for food. I couldn't care less about optics at this point, just rip the fucking bandaid off and get on with it already.
unfortunately it's going to get worse...
Get some perspective.
My dad lived in a Nazi-occupied country starting from when he was 8 until he was 13. He was the 5th oldest in a family of 10 children.
They starved for virtually a year. The two elder boys had to live under the floorboards of their tiny house to avoid being conscripted and used by the Germans.
My dad told a story how when he was 10, his baby brother was sitting in a high chair eating a piece of bread his mother gave him. The baby dropped the bread, and my dad explained how he just quickly stooped and grabbed it and shoved it in his mouth, he was so hungry. He carried guilt for these sorts of things his whole life.
Already at age 12, he had seen dead bodies lying around, went out into German patrolled areas to dig up a few potatoes to bring back to his starving family.
This is just ONE story among millions, and all the members of my dad's family survived. They were the lucky ones.
Consider how great a price was paid to remove Slavery from America. America was the first champion in the world, the one God trusted to resolve this plague. The price America paid was not just for America; it was for the world's slavery.
Perspective. The war we are in now is 100 times more critical, more important than the first or second world wars. This is it. It's all, or nothing.
What are we living for? If we're not ready to sacrifice even our lives for the freedom of all generations, then can we even win this war? Even so, we are being asked to sacrifice so little, really. Perspective.
Don't you know that DJT lives every single day of his life with death hanging over him?
No greater love is there than this; that a man be willing to give his life for his fellows.
Perspective. We're the most privileged generation in all of history. Let's live up to those who came and sacrificed and died before us.
<steps down from soapbox>
I mirror your perspective friend!!
My parents lived through the Hunger Winter in Holland. My father lived on a farm and they fed the city people who would walk for a day just to find something to feed their families.My grandparents never turned a single person away, and gave them potatoes and sandwiches with butter and cheese to bring home to their families - another day's walk home.
They have hundreds of letters from the people they fed, many became life long friends.
My mother's family lived in the city and went hungry, but my grandfather bought milk on the black market and so they survived. They had meat once per week, otherwise it was potatoes and other things they could grow in their backyard.
So, I agree with you, although mentally it is very difficult to know your own government wants you a slave and/or dead, and even my mother says that the lockdowns were mentally harder than living as kid during the war because at least then they knew they could go to school, see their friends, gather together, etc.
It's the hunger winter in the Netherlands that I was referring to, actually.
What we have been subjected to the last 2 years is a psychological war. In some ways, it has been far more traumatic or difficult. And there is no doubt it has been devastating. But we still need perspective. Human history has been traumatic for more people than not.
Absolutely
Q#981
According to Q, the war is effectively already won and they promised to keep us safe. If the plan involves making people go through the horrors of WWII yet again, it's a shitty plan indeed.
Let's be honest. You do NOT know exactly what Q was referring to when they posted this. Nor do I. We can speculate.
Wars being won before they are started does not mean "there will be no war". It just means that the victory has been secured. War is inevitably difficult and painful. That's just a fact.
We can also reflect on what it means to be "safe". If it means, the Cabal will NOT destroy the world via nuclear holocaust, or the Cabal will not wipe out 80% of humanity through other means, or that the Cabal will not enslave humanity as dramatically illustrated in "the Matrix", then its a pretty good deal. Also, as far as I know, Q never said "there will be no suffering".
But your response is weird, anyway. The point of my reply was in fact that we are in NO way yet experiencing the level of suffering or horror of WWII, so quit bellyaching. Get some perspective. Also, most people in the US cannot even comprehend the difficulties and strife that many other people around the world take for granted.
Personally, I think the path moving forward is rocky, and in case you haven't looked around, there is a lot of suffering going on. But compared to how horrific it would be if Q and the team (white hats) were NOT engaged and winning, well, we cannot really imagine - in my opinion.
Therefore, perspective.
One of, if not THE, best speeches I have read here. You stay on that soapbox, fren. We need more like you. Thank you for the perspective!
I'm sad it is turning out to have to be this brutal as well...it fucking sucks
At what point do we realize that but for those who have sacrificed more than we can imagine to fight the Cabal, it would be 1000 times worse?
Of course, you are correct. It should never have gotten this bad. But until every single person wakes up and realizes that on some level "I am partly responsible for this; we all are" then all you are is baggage and part of the problem, not part of the solution.
Also, realize that nothing worth truly having comes without some sacrifice.
I think you're expressing a particular interpretation, one that doesn't resonate with me.
So, I can easily agree with you, that good hardworking people shouldn't have their livelihoods destroyed. But who is to blame?
The ones inflicting the punishment - is this the military op, or what. In my view, its the evil Cabal, and if the military cannot intervene yet because to do so would compromise the lives of the entire population or the world, then that's just how it is.
You seem to think that the military is inflicting this situation as if they had a choice.
I like what Brian Cates wrote: when you take down a 15 headed hydra, you take it down all at once, or not at all. because if you cut of one, two, three or even 8 heads, the other remaining heads will destroy you and then consume you and your family forever.
Any chance we can get this moving faster than Banana Slug speed?
I've been extremely patient but even I'm fed up. It's not just gas, everything else is getting fucking expensive. Never seen such crazy prices for food. I couldn't care less about optics at this point, just rip the fucking bandaid off and get on with it already.
Two more weeks!
Been hearing this for a year. Shut up about "panic" and get on with thr plan
been hearing that for six years so one can certainly hope so!