>>4528

I periodically see spraying as well, but it's about 15% of what it once was.

Before the skies were criss-crossed every day including areas with secure air space.

I pointed it out to people, as well as when the clouds returned.

They said, "huh, hadn't noticed."

WTF people. You don't look up? You don't trust your eyes? For years?

Sigh.

>especially given what we know about SSPs, AAV's and the like

Yes, what I think I know. Since I don't personally own a space craft I can't verify. kek.

>Rest assured that Patriots are in control, and thank God for DJT.

Counting on it.

Thank God indeed.

>>4542

>>4546

a triumphant one

>>4557

>>4554

Are you familiar with Nassim Haramein's description of the holographic universe? Using Planck units to calculate the charge radius of the proton and vacuum fluctuations within an atom, he postulates that the mass of the universe (since matter consists of ~99.9999% vacuum) is equal to the volume of the vacuum within each atom. It's holographic; any piece contains the information of the whole.

This resonates with me. There's a kundalini yoga mantra that means "God in me, me in God, are one." When I say this, I think about having access to the universe through my own atoms.

This leads me to thinking about judgment. Can any one of us cast our judgment? We are taught not to judge, but that seems like just another way to cut off our individual input into the creation/expansion process. When I think about offering my judgment to God, I think about it as… This is what I see from MY point of reference and therefore here's what I conclude. Knowing that it's one of many inputs.

>>4561

"Your destiny is bound to the destiny of others."

WWG1WGA literally.

We can't move on, if others are stuck.

People that are programmed by the media, tearing down statues, burning businesses, feeling justified in their violent, misplaced actions.

We have a vested interest in their awakening minus the 4-6% that are a lost cause.

So frustrating, but true.