My investigation has shown many paths into the Cabal. I have been on several of them. I've flirted with the edge. I know and have worked with/for people in certain corporations and academia that are almost certainly a part of it. Of course everyone is a "part of it," but I mean, they likely knew the secret of how the world really works and probably have blackmail tapes being held somewhere of them doing unspeakable things. Of course I'm guessing, but they fit the profile of my investigation. These are people I worked with often. They are people I've eaten with, had drinks with, laughed with, argued with, tried to please/impress with my work, etc.

I've been put in situations where my work would have been, by my estimation, unethical. I've missed opportunities for advancement and/or been fired or moved off project because of a negative stance towards certain aspects of some projects. There have been a few times where I think if I had made a slightly different choice, or spoken up a little less, I could have fallen into The Trap.

In addition to such temptations in both the corporate world and academia, I used to love to party and I've participated in the outskirts of the "Eyes Wide Shut" world. I thought it was just people having fun. Letting loose. The deeper you go into that world, the more taboo it becomes, until the point where it goes past mere "taboo" and into straight up not OK. My path through life taught me to have a fundamental respect for other people. This one belief of mine, more than any other, caused me to make certain choices away from the deeper temptations.

For all my life I thought it was just organic. I thought all my friends/colleagues that were doing bad corporate actions in the corporate world were just self-preserving their job. I thought their actions ultimately came from "corporate greed" higher up the food chain. It turns out corporate greed is a smokescreen. We believe in corporate greed because we all understand greed. What we don't understand is how the world is controlled, and how such control hides behind the concept of greed.

I thought all my friends that would teach dogma and pretend it was "science" in academia were just not seeing the bigger picture. I didn't realize that they were teaching it that way because it had not only been taught to them that way, but that there were built in incentives to prevent people from seeing it otherwise. The entire system is designed to ensure that no one has "unaccepted thoughts" and if they do, they become unaccepted themselves, thus they avoid even thinking about such things. This system was designed by the same people who set up the "corporate greed" scam. All for control.

I thought that the people I interacted with in the party world just all wanted to have fun. I thought that the inevitable depravity of the "having fun" world was just bad people doing bad things, just like bad people do bad things in all walks of life. I didn't realize at the time, before my investigation, that that whole part of the world is designed that way, to lead a person into temptation to do more and more illegal things, so that they can become agents of the Cabal.

Things could have gone very different in my life if I had had just a little less respect for other people. I have had plenty of opportunities, and I have been tempted to take them. I didn't just dodge a bullet. I dodged a machine gun, Neo style.

I have a few friends that I think likely didn't.

My investigation has shown many paths into the Cabal. I have been on several of them. I've flirted with the edge. I know and have worked with/for people in certain corporations and academia that are almost certainly a part of it. Of course everyone is a "part of it," but I mean, they likely knew the secret of how the world really works and probably have blackmail tapes being held somewhere of them doing unspeakable things. Of course I'm guessing, but they fit the profile of my investigation. These are people I worked with often. They are people I've eaten with, had drinks with, laughed with, argued with, tried to please/impress with my work, etc.

I've been put in situations where my work would have been, by my estimation, unethical. I've missed opportunities for advancement and/or been fired or moved off project because of a negative stance towards certain aspects of some projects. There have been a few times where I think if I had made a slightly different choice, or spoken up a little less, I could have fallen into The Trap.

In addition to such temptations in both the corporate world and academia, I used to love to party and I've participated in the outskirts of the "Eyes Wide Shut" world. I thought it was just people having fun. Letting loose. The deeper you go into that world, the more taboo it becomes, until the point where it goes past mere "taboo" and into straight up not OK. My path through life taught me to have a fundamental respect for other people. This one belief of mine, more than any other, caused me to make certain choices away from the deeper temptations.

For all my life I thought it was just organic. I thought all my friends/colleagues that were doing bad corporate actions in the corporate world were just self-preserving their job. I thought their actions ultimately came from "corporate greed" higher up the food chain. It turns out corporate greed is a smokescreen. We believe in corporate greed because we all understand greed. What we don't understand is how the world is controlled, and how such control hides behind the concept of greed.

I thought all my friends that would teach dogma and pretend it was "science," in academia were just not seeing the bigger picture. I didn't realize that they were teaching it that way because it had not only been taught to them that way, but that there were built in incentives to prevent people from seeing it otherwise. The entire system is designed to ensure that no one has "unaccepted thoughts" and if they do, they become unaccepted themselves, thus they avoid even thinking about such things. This system was designed by the same people who set up the "corporate greed" scam. All for control.

I thought that the people I interacted with in the party world just all wanted to have fun. I thought that the inevitable depravity of the "having fun" world was just bad people doing bad things, just like bad people do bad things in all walks of life. I didn't realize at the time, before my investigation, that that whole part of the world is designed that way, to lead a person into temptation to do more and more illegal things, so that they can become agents of the Cabal.

Things could have gone very different in my life if I had had just a little less respect for other people. I have had plenty of opportunities, and I have been tempted to take them. I didn't just dodge a bullet. I dodged a machine gun, Neo style.

I have a few friends that I think likely didn't.

My investigation has shown many paths into the Cabal. I have been on several of them. I've flirted with the edge. I know and have worked with/for people in certain corporations and academia that are almost certainly a part of it. Of course everyone is a "part of it," but I mean, they likely knew the secret of how the world really works and probably have blackmail tapes being held somewhere of them doing unspeakable things. Of course I'm guessing, but they fit the profile of my investigation. These are people I worked with often. They are people I've eaten with, had drinks with, laughed with, argued with, tried to please/impress with my work, etc.

I've been put in situations where my work would have been, by my estimation, unethical. I've missed opportunities for advancement and/or been fired or moved off project because of a negative stance towards certain aspects of some projects. There have been a few times where I think if I had made a slightly different choice, or spoken up a little less, I could have fallen into The Trap.

In addition to such temptations in both the corporate world and academia, I used to love to party and I've participated in the outskirts of the "Eyes Wide Shut" world. I thought it was just people having fun. Letting loose. The deeper you go into that world, the more taboo it becomes, until the point where it goes past mere "taboo" and into straight up not OK. My path through life taught me to have a fundamental respect for other people. This one belief of mine, more than any other, caused me to make certain choices away from the deeper temptations.

For all my life I thought it was just organic. I thought all my friends/colleagues that were doing bad corporate actions in the corporate world were just self-preserving their job. I thought their actions ultimately came from "corporate greed" higher up the food chain. It turns out corporate greed is a smokescreen. We believe in corporate greed because we all understand greed. What we don't understand is how the world is controlled, and how such control hides behind the concept of greed.

I thought all my friends that would teach dogma and pretend it was "science," in academia were just not seeing the bigger picture. I didn't realize that they were teaching it that way because it had not only been taught to them that way, but that there were built in incentives to prevent people from seeing it otherwise. The entire system is designed to ensure that no one has "unaccepted thoughts" and if they do, they become unaccepted themselves, thus they avoid even thinking about such things. This system was designed by the same people who set up the "corporate greed" scam. All for control.

I thought that the people I interacted with in the party world just all wanted to have fun. I thought that the inevitable depravity of the "having fun" world was just bad people doing bad things, just like bad people do bad things in all walks of life. I didn't realize at the time, before my investigation, that that whole part of the world is designed that way, to lead a person into temptation to do more and more illegal things, so that they can become agents of the Cabal.

Things could have gone very different in my life if I had had just a little less respect for other people. I have had plenty of opportunities, and I have been tempted to take them. I didn't just dodge a bullet. I dodged a machine gun, Neo style.