Valuable Life Lessons from PSYOP-19
Five tough takeaways from the COVID experience.
First, there were the rumors of planned lockdowns returning this fall. But the fact-checking industrial complex has put out the fire of such rumors (because denying rumors—not facts—is the real job of a “fact-checker”).
Second, winter is approaching. And winter is an excellent season for tyranny. Ottawa truck convoys aside—it’s just harder to fight back in six inches of snow.
Third—it’s not over yet. The Central Bank Digital Enslavement program isn’t quite up and running. And if you check the current population numbers against the 2025 Deagel military website stats—there are still way too many of us.
But jokes aside (jokes?)…
What did the Great Paradigm Shift of 2020-2023 teach us?
COVID-19 (all caps) is the name of a military operation—not the name of a disease or even a plague (ever heard of BLACKDEATH-1346AD?). And since they brought the war to our doorsteps (and inside our homes), we have plenty of war stories—and lots to chew on.
With the “fringe mystical” moniker in mind, here are some philosophical, energetic, and spiritual lessons I learned from the WAR-AGAINST-HUMANITY-21ST.CENTURY:
1. The meaning of GENUINE friendship
[—and the burden of family.]
Most of us who figured out that Gates, Fauci & Co. were engaging in epic fraud have, at some level, been forced to reexamine the fundamental meaning of friendship.
If you don’t know anyone who experienced major relationship upheavals due to COVID-19, please send us your recipe.
Friendship rifts and family fissures are a familiar war story among the “awake crowd.”
What is a true friend?
Faking that you have something in common with someone for the sake of maintaining good relations can be debilitating at best. Your physical health (forget mental!) is eroded by every “fake kindness” you engage in at the expense of speaking your truth.
For many of us, casual friendships were no longer worth the burden after 2020.
How can you see eye to eye with a so-called friend who is staring at you, thinking that all he should be seeing are your eyes?—because a piece of cloth should be covering your mouth and nose?
How can she be a “true friend” after using her vaccine passport QR code to enter a restaurant while telling you that she “Can’t wait for the day when you can both enter restaurants together again” ?!
And if vaccine status was a point of contention at family holidays?—Is blood still thicker than water?
The meaning of friendship is arguably the hardest lesson—and greatest gift—of the New Normal.
2. Discovering you’re an empath—at Walmart.
The whole mask-mandate phase of going out in public almost wrecked me. But it wasn’t just Walmart. It was grocery stores, liquor stores, banks, everywhere.
At first, I thought it was just me being angry at having to witness the insanity of it all while refusing to wear a mask.
But we are electromagnetic beings.
And being surrounded by hordes of people experiencing multi-tiered states of incalculable angst within a shopping enclosure is enough to short-circuit anybody—especially someone “extra sensitive.”
The assholes of the world who dreamt up the whole mask idea were quite crafty: besides getting off on seeing the herd of useless eaters (their words) wearing a muzzle—they knew damn well that the masks would induce subtle, even overt, “angst-filled” energetic smog in large gatherings.
Think about it, everyone is shopping and stressed out over something:
Why aren’t people doubling up like I do?!
Why am I submitting to these floor stickers?!!
I’m smiling with my eyes...But I can’t understand his muffling!
Look at them....disgustingly LOVING their masks!!!
N95s should be mandatory!
I need to report them for not wearing face coverings!!!
I bet that “angst-filled” energetic smog is more taxing to the human biofield than Wi-Fi and 5G put together. Anyone with even the slightest hint of empathic ability was under constant bombardment.
What a fun way to discover you’re gifted!
3. Self-care is more than “Essential.”
If you weren’t taking extra, special care of yourself during the greatest psyop in modern history, you probably paid a hefty price.
Everyone remembers the toilet paper shortages. But does anyone remember the cake-aisle shortages? I do. Betty Crocker was on backorder for months.
Exercise, grounding, prayer, meditation, walking in the woods (against health minister orders), and gathering (in larger-than-permitted groups)—were some of the many, many...MANY things we should have been doing to protect our sanity.
Liquor stores were NOT kept open because of a planted media story that alcoholics were at a heightened risk for being suddenly cut off from booze (which they were! ; see 4.). The intention was to increase drunkenness.
And those who chronically sucked at self-care got hit harder in the end.
4. EVIL is a real thing.
Evil spelled backward is live. And the “Stay-Safe” agenda was, without a doubt—anti-life.
Hiding behind their slogans of saving humanity, the parasitic monsters of the New World Order demonstrated the depth of their psychosis.
The facts are in.
They didn’t need two weeks to flatten the curve. They needed two weeks to get their hospital death protocols (ventilators and midazolam) up and running.
They didn’t care about the elderly in nursing homes. They were targeting them.
The worldwide, one-size-fits-all “vaccination program” was just the icing on the cake for the evildoers of this realm. And if you haven’t figured this out by now, you fall under the next section.
5. Most people can’t fathom that EVIL exists.
One of the greatest lessons of the New Normal is that most people—NEED normal.
The scamdemic revealed how hard it is for most people to face the fact that their government has it out for them.
They don’t want to know about nefarious banking cartels. They can’t fathom that their country is a corporation (under the jurisdiction of other corporations). And they need to believe that medicine is benevolent.
Most people would rather stab their fellow man in the back than watch their fantasy reality crumble before their very eyes.
For the rest of us, this has been the dividing wall—the realization that the vast majority of us are incapable of facing that evil can exist on such a grand scale. They are so afraid of it ruining their white-picket-fence worldview that they would rather pretend that it simply isn’t possible.