Friday, May 24, 2024
4844-4845: Yes, It’s True from Lincoln County Watch
By Anna Von Reitz
Washington, DC, is a ghost town. Most of the big “government buildings” are closed and boarded up.
Some
have been that way since 2009 when the Federal Reserve System was
bankrupted. Some, like the “FBI Headquarters” that is the subject of
this video clip have been shut down since 2015 when the UNITED STATES,
INC. was bankrupted:
Many
of the names of offices, departments, and agencies have been subtly
changed and addresses have changed. Cartel-like business umbrella
corporations like “the United States Government” have been busted up.
You
must be prepared for this reality. The picture of Washington, DC, that
you probably remember as a bustling international capitol is gone and
has been gone for a long time.
Part of what the January 6th Visitors saw was the actual condition of the city and nobody from inside the Beltway wanted that image brought home.
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How I Became Me
By Anna Von Reitz
People ask me many questions that all have answers, some of which I have never considered until someone asked.
Someone
recently asked how I just seem to know and see and comment on all this
corruption so effortlessly, which made me sit back on my heels and
consider how that is.
Of
course, as far as the law and history goes, that is a matter of study
and observation, but there is something else that I have commented on a
few times that I need to emphasize.
The
reason that I see corruption so easily is that I am aligned with the
truth--- and I became aligned with the truth because of a single
incident and a simple daily exercise that resulted from it.
I had a housemate in my early working life who came home one day and asked how I was?
I
said, "Fine." and was starting to turn away and go on about my
business, when he grabbed me by the shoulders and said, "No, I mean it. I
really want to know how you are!"
I
was shocked. I stared at him. He stared at me. How many times do we
all do this? Just gloss things over. Shoulder our burdens or hide our
joys, and just say, "Fine." and soldier on?
Over
time, there is nothing but the "gloss" left. Our lack of genuine
communication with others alienates us until we are alone in a roomful
of strangers.
That
was the beginning and it was like a seed of something in my soul, just a
very dim little light, but a light nonetheless, and I didn't forget
it.
A
few years later I caught myself lying about stupid little things ---
nothing serious, to be sure, but lots of little "glosses" and
meaningless prevarication over things I didn't even "have to" lie
about.
Things
like saying you were late because you had to pick the kids up from
school, when actually you were stuck in line at the Post Office.
These
kinds of meaningless lies are shockingly easy to fall into, especially
in social situations where "political correctness" is in play.
You
know what a group of people are like. You know what they want you to
say and the attitudes they want you to have, so rather than fight over
your actual opinions or share what you really think and shock everyone,
you lie. You gloss it. You side-step.
You
tell your conscience that it's not worth a big fight or that it's
pointless to shock the group, but as time goes on all the glib responses
take a toll on you that you probably don't even notice at the time.
There
is the alienation and loneliness that comes from isolating yourself
behind half-truths and meaningless or untrue responses, but even more
than that, if you continue this slide into Hokumville, you gradually
lose sight of the truth.
Your Shinola Sensor gets desensitized. Everything appears to be relative.
Until you wake up one day knowing that life isn't relative. That there are absolutes.
After
years of this pandering and evasion, you hardly feel like you are alive
anymore, because you are surrounded with such an accretion of casual
lies and half-truths adopted as a defense mechanism, that even you don't
know who you are.
You've
become someone else's opinion, for lack of truthfully expressing your
own and you've become a grey man in a grey world as a result of casual,
chronic "social" lying.
I
started really watching myself and stopping when I caught myself saying
something inaccurate. I stopped glossing things over. I stopped giving
non-answers.
The
more truthful you are with yourself and others, the more that the
corruption and falsehood of the man-created world jumps out at you, as
if by comparison to some unseen standard.
Stopping the habit of petty lying and glossing things over, is how I developed my Shinola Sensor.
Truth is very exact. You can feel it. Once you become sensitive to it, it's like an old friend.
So
the first step I took toward an extraordinary life was simply having
the courage to not lie anymore, about anything, to anyone. And then
disciplining myself accordingly.
That
all by itself changed my life and changed me for the better. It has
allowed me to sleep at night through every sort of challenge and given
me strength beyond any strength I thought I had --- and though I
observed this, I didn't understand how extremely important this change
was until later.
Another
name for the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Truth. When you align with
the simple truth of your daily life, you are actually aligning with all
truth, everywhere, at all times, and the Spirit of Truth comes into your
heart and mind.
Who knew that simply saying, "I'm under the weather today." and being honest about it, could change your world?
That saying, "I'm late. I overslept. I'm sorry." instead of making up some excuse, could free your soul?
Take
up the challenge to weed all the little lies out of your communications
and out of your life. You'll be amazed by what happens.
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