Yes strange. If they are that young, they were children themselves quite recently.
I am amazed by all the deltas and coincidences and proofs. And I appreciate the great Q clock explanation. But wouldn’t I love to know HOW the prophecy is done and exactly who and what is involved. Advanced technology? Spiritual beings? Time travel? I believe somewhere, some day, maybe in the next world, we will know the whole truth.
Premeditated mass murder of humans and torturing thousands of dogs is a bigger deal than lying to Congress.
17 complaints.
Came here to say that.
That’s for sure!
They’re people I happen to know. They don’t call or come to my house. I am not particularly interested in whose standards I measure up to except my own and maybe God’s. If I were I’d find a cult to join.
Thanks for the insights. This forum is where I can be more frank than in day-to-day interactions. I am always happy to talk about these things with willing participants. There will be times that are better for such conversations than others. Talking about reasons, history, morality, and philosophy probably won’t be effective when the person is feeling traumatized, victimized, and frankly, just plain scared.
Thanks fren for the on-the-ground insight from Canada! A branch of the company my husband works for is in Canada and from phone meetings I hear, they sound quite lighthearted about how things are going right now. They would be middle classers.
Sounds about right. Apparently a lot of people who don’t work directly for the govt are government contractors or funded by grants from secret govt agencies. One of the left’s favorite words is “sustainable.” Govt sucking half the money from a shrinking base of producers and truly private business ain’t sustainable.
These are mainly acquaintances not necessarily friends. But I don’t hate normies. People are born with levels of mental capacity and into certain families and cultures. I try to believe in redemption.
Yeah I’m in a rural area and am surprised to see how deep and wide the tentacles extend. The good thing is the underlying corrupt structure is becoming visible. We still have a ways to go.
Keep us posted! The military and related organizations and contractors are not exactly squeaky clean. We hope the current administration can separate the wheat from the chaff.
I’d say, depending on their skill sets, older gentlemen could offer products or services to fill needs - fixing things like appliances, setting up Wi-Fi, woodworking, training in what you know — whether it be growing vegetables or electrical wiring, writing, walking dogs or pet sitting…. I live in an area that is really hurting for real honest non-digital services. One guy near us is doing well building and selling simple wooden raised garden containers.
Virginia but not NOVA.
Great story! I would think it could be freeing to get out from under the thumb of a govt job. The BS training, the rules, the badges, the boring meetings… glad some people are feeling it.
Great ideas. Most are women over 50 like me. I have always had a Plan B and Plan C in the works and would not mind losing my job to pursue my backup plans, but apparently a lot of people, especially govt workers, don’t think this way. Funny you should mention these ideas. My welder son also does drone photography as a side gig and has heavy equipment licenses.
Why yes. I guess it does!
Exactly. It’s tough on them but it’s not as if most of them ever expressed compassion for lost livelihoods through globalization, Covid lockdowns, or death by regulation.
I’m hoping that will change with the upcoming new economy. Also working at home is becoming more of an option. Of course homeschooling and remote work are not necessarily compatible but some part-timer workers can make it happen. I worked at home in the ‘90s when I had babies— but really had to twist arms to carve out this option for myself.
Absolutely. My son could have gone to college but had no interest in accruing crippling debt. Plus he loves making things. He went to community college and got a bunch of welding certs. He works for a family business and gets to do an interesting variety of welding projects. Also he is building a side biz fixing farm equipment with the encouragement and support of his boss who is always referring side jobs to him. It’s not that he doesn’t like to learn. He reads a ton and listens to audiobooks while working and is more educated and articulate than a lot of college grads I know.
Exactly. Here is southwestern Virginia — not far from where this lady is —we have giant empty furniture and textile factories and warehouses all over the place, trees and ivy growing out of the brickwork. Some empty buildings are maintained in an empty but well-preserved state due to a certain family caring about them and maybe hoping they will come to life again. “Factory Man” by Beth Macy is a great book about what occurred in these parts due to globalization. It’s a heartbreaking story that is so overdue for a redemption arc. People around here have said they’d be willing to crawl for a mile on broken glass to have those factories back. I’ve been to so many states and have seen the same sort of thing everywhere. Right now we still have a population hanging on for dear life who would be happy to work and be able to dream again. Ten years from now might be too late.
He gets really excited by respiratory diseases. Sort of like software developers get excited about their latest app and how artists get excited about their new painting. It feel so good to fulfill your life goals.
Thank you!