There will be a lot of false starts, almosts, and general letdowns. Such is the nature of conspiracies. They will haunt you for years if it let them.

The "would be"'s and "could have"'s. Just acknowledge that it happened, remember it from time to time, and move on.

If "nothing can stop what is coming," then our attention and emotional swings are futile. Live your life as best you can, so that when/if the day of revelation finally comes we can smile and be at peace with what we've done in the interim.

Don't let them steal your life, joy, or purpose from you. Continue on.

UFO's, government corruption, and the NWO are nothing new. Their downfall/rise is nothing new. We've been on the precipice of great happenings (good and bad) for decades now.

Nothing can stop what is coming, but they never said when it would arrive. And people have lived and died waiting for this "great day" that is always just around the corner.

I have always been optimistic, but I can no longer be attentive. And those that remain so for too long, I've yet to see it end well for them. Monetarily, socially, personally, and even spiritually.

The money dries up, and you chase your fading limelight; the crowds turn their back after to many delays on the great reveal; you alienate yourself for those you love who refuse to see the same truths as you; and you become bitter that you life has been spent waiting for something that has not, and might not, arrive in your lifetime.

Don't do it to yourself. Choose happiness, live well, do good deeds, and if the great day comes while we still breath, let's have a drink together.

There will be a lot of false starts, almosts, and general letdowns. Such is the nature of conspiracies. They will haunt you for years if it let them.

The "would be"'s and "could have"'s. Just acknowledge that it happened, remember it from time to time, and move on.

If "nothing can stop what is coming," then our attention and emotional swings are futile. Live your life as best you can, so that when/if the day of revelation finally comes we can smile and be at peace with what we've done in the interim.

Don't let them steal your life, joy, or purpose from you. Continue on.

UFO's, government corruption, and the NWO are nothing new. Their downfall/rise is nothing new. We've been on the precipice of great happenings (good and bad) for decades now.

Nothing can stop what is coming, but they never said when it would arrive. And people have lived and died waiting for this "great day" that is always just around the corner.

I have always been optimistic, but I can no longer be attentive. And those that remain so for too long, I've yet to see it end well for them. Monetarily, socially, personally, and even spiritually.

The money dries up, and you chase your fading limelight; the crowds turn their back after to many delays on the great reveal; you alternate yourself for those you love who refuse to see the same truths as you; and you become bitter that you life has been spent waiting for something that has not, and might not, arrive in your lifetime.

Don't do it to yourself. Choose happiness, live well, do good deeds, and if the great day comes while we still breath, let's have a drink together.

There will be a lot of false starts, almosts, and general letdowns. Such is the nature of conspiracies. They will haunt your for years if it let them.

The "would be"'s and "could have"'s. Just acknowledge that it happened, remember it from time to time, and move on.

If "nothing can stop what is coming," then our attention and emotional swings are futile. Live your life as best you can, so that when/if the day of revelation finally comes we can smile and be at peace with what we've done in the interim.

Don't let them steal your life, joy, or purpose from you. Continue on.

UFO's, government corruption, and the NWO are nothing new. Their downfall/rise is nothing new. We've been on the precipice of great happenings (good and bad) for decades now.

Nothing can stop what is coming, but then never said when it would arrive. And people have lived and died waiting for this "great day" that is always just around the corner.

I have always been optimistic, but I can no longer be attentive. And those that remain so for too long, I've yet to see it end well for them. Monetarily, socially, personally, and even spiritually.

The money dries up, and you chase your fading limelight; the crowds turn their back after to many delays on the great reveal; you alternate yourself for those you love who refuse to see the same truths as you; and you become bitter that you life has been spent waiting for something that has not, and might not, arrive in your lifetime.

Don't do it to yourself. Choose happiness, live well, do good deeds, and if the great day comes while we still breath, let's have a drink together.