>>1102494

I think that last night I had an unsuccessful attack on my router, and then a follow-up that knocked me off the net today for a number of hours, despite not being a complete novice.

Last night, I heard the CPUs suddenly start pulling +50% more resources even though I wasn't using the computer, so I quickly pulled the internet.

Today I went to the kitchen for a coffee, and came back to find the internet was unavailable through any of my alternative devices. However, this was after I got a message from Google (of course!) saying they "had detected unusual traffic from your computer network" and that directed me to click on a Not A Robot captcha to prove I was human. Only using VPN.

Have only really visited here for the last few days.

A couple of weeks ago I left a number of research pages open on my tablet. I have only checked a few so far, but so far I can see that five separate research pages on the Vatican hall have disappeared from the net, despite being sourced from different sites.

I'm not shattered as I tend to save as I go, but it is interesting to see, and maybe worth other anons' due consideration.

>>1102542

I hear you and I feel for you.

But you are right, and most often right and moral is not a popular opinion to have, even with real evidence (that most other people won't look at).

But here's a brag-

Wait until you get sent to a real-deal mental institution for a week. I was reported for saying the "wrong thing" in public to the wrong person- and am still under weekly out-patient observation after 6 weeks… I think it is going to continue for 6 months. The whole experience was an eye-opener. I thought I was the sanest one there, but the staff were professional and diplomatic. My next mistake was to tell them I honestly enjoyed my time there- apparently a big No-No!

My wife thinks I'm completely nuts for believing what I do, and called me "a loser" during one discussion. "Only a crazy person would think that/say that…"

When I now think back on my life, I've been an outcast/(independent thinker) for most of it!

I have had the similar sceptical treatment from family, friends, educational institutions, and workplaces that you detailed here, though thankfully most of my past tarring-and-feathering stayed friendly. Most people have been too busy with life, lost in FB, or just not interested in examining these types of things.

Like many here, paradoxically I have what seems to be a very uncommon talent for seeing through society's BS and lies, and seeing/predicting the likely higher-order effects that may result. I have always possessed a strong need to research the Truth of a matter, no matter what. And then to tell people- woops. And it has always cost me, lol.

So head up and shoulders back, and try a diversion before a flank or rear attack on them next time.

Remember, we are lucky.

For example, I feel deep pain for my grandfather- KIA in WW2, and his father, KIA in WW1. And all the other dead military and civilian, on both sides, both times. Imagine how many promising inventions, discoveries or research was never birthed into the world. Just how many children were not born as a result. How many young women were widowed, or could not find a partner afterwards? In our time, what about these huge number of young kids who are missing? Did you see the video that looks to be of a Syrian 2-year old who has her organs stolen in a "hospital"?

We are so lucky to have this God-given opportunity to help destroy the evil and corruption that exists in this world.

Maybe the last chance, so let's do it right!

>>1102587

Yeah, thought of that possibility too but have found no evidence (yet). Thanks to all replies.

>>1102652

I had dreams draw me here.