My mom and brother are more open to the truth than my father. This became more apparent to me yesterday when my mom and I were watching a 9/11 documentary. I was exposing her to some of the truths about that day, especially about WTC-7. She hadn't even heard about the third tower until yesterday, and she paused it to talk to my dad about it. He began watching some parts proving there were explosives used to bring the towers down, but he immediately denied it, stating that there were people who had "debunked" all of the arguments. He didn't stay to watch the rest, but thankfully my mom did and it gave her a lot to ponder on.
The question she and my dad both immediately asked was, "why?" Why would our own government orchestrate this? I answered with one word, the root of all evil, "money." Money that leads to power and control over the people as thier liberties are eroded. And while it seemed to click for my mom, it didn't for my dad. My mom stated that it would be hard for my dad to face the reality that our government could betray its people like that. She said, "It upsets him," and "He wouldn't be okay." He was hesitant to even think that it was possible for our leaders to work against us and wish us dead.
This is probably what most people will struggle with when the time comes and all is revealed. It will shatter their reality and any ounce of faith and trust in the leaders and authorities they've lived their whole lives with. I imagine it would be very much like Neo leaving the Matrix, except they didn't have the option of choosing the red pill. They'll just wake up in pods out of nowhere, their perceptions of reality obliterated. After all, the truth would put 99% of people in the hospital, and suddenly being confronted in all directions that your reality is a lie would cause extreme mental damage even to the most sane individual.
Now, my dad is a very logical and intelligent person, as are many other normies around the world whose eyes are shut. I just know that if the right event or information got a hold on him, he'd begin to open his eyes and see. I hope and pray that this occurs before we reach the precipice, and I'd be eternally grateful if those of you here would pray for him and all the rest to wake up, too (even though 4-6% never will).
Maybe it will take us arriving at the precipice to do so, so also pray for us to be there for them and help guide them to the truth when it happens. I've been preparing what I call an "explanation presentation" for when the time comes. It goes through the history of the Cabal, Q, and many events that led us here (at the precipice). It's not entirely finished yet, but I hope that it presents the arguments necessary to help at least wake my dad up, if he's not already awake by then.
Thank you frens for reading such a long post and for your prayers.
Of course I'll pray, fren. What a lovely child you are, one who still cares so much and has not given up. I like that you are preparing the explanation presentation. If you are so moved, perhaps you could share excerpts from it when you're finished. I'm sure others less capable of putting thoughts to paper would appreciate it. I do hope and pray your dad as well as all people will open their eyes, and see and understand what is right before them. All the best.
Thank you, fren. I was actually thinking about sharing an outline of topics for feedback on what which topics would be best to talk about. It would be advantageous if there was a "crowdsource" version that everyone would work on/download. There are plenty of informative videos out there on various Q/Cabal related topics, so conglomerating them in one cohesive presentation would be a great library of info for newly awakened normies.
I think a crowd-sourced version is a great idea. So many anons have wide as well as specialized knowledge and their contributions could be invaluable. Great idea! And I do sincerely hope your dad opens his mind and heart to the truth. I have some in my own life and it's so difficult, painful and frustrating not to be able to get through to them. It's a constant struggle of, 'should I just leave this alone - or should I push, push, push?' Kind of like trying to bring someone to God. Ultimately, it's their decision. It can be painful for the one who loves them and wants desperately for them to know Jesus. But I remind myself of His advice when they reject the gospel - shake the dust from your sandals and move on.
Peruse the wide selection of documentaries on that free Roku channel called Burrow. Maybe start with Out of the Shadows or something else 'light' (well, for us, anyway... might hit normies like a ton of bricks). Or go full in with Sound of Freedom then back to Burrow with followup on satanic Disney, pop music, and trace the collective threats to kids' souls back to awakening.