Anyone else have strange dreams last night?
I dreamt of this exact thing… and it's appearing in my ads today.
What the hell does that mean?
Except it's Where We Go 1 We Go ALL
not where we go 1 we go one.
Collectively towards Individualism.
>>14914864
Glad to see we have high IQ anons here today.
That's what you're getting out of all this? That we're going to die?
Man the quality of shills here have deteriorated terribly.
>>14914885
I suppose I should expect no less. Bad ideas have a place here too.
same - it's because I'm no longer self medicating.
>>14914842 hmmm
>>14914938 this is interesting but the context of the top was stranger than that. I was collecting lapel pins for obummer after he escaped a fire or something and in the pins was a top on it's side - not spinning.
I'm more intrigued by the fact it appeared in my ads today. Like the momentum of us co-creating reality is moving faster than ever.
It's because occult magic is real and having it in the hands of lay people is dangerous to the establishment.
They don't ban things because they are bad - they ban them because they are a threat.
Curious comms.
An inside look into the Royal family’s reaction towards the Prince’s hobby has been unearthed by royal photographer James Whittaker.
In the 2005 documentary Chasing the Royals he touched on a few instances and was quoted saying, “I think it frightens the life out of people at Buckingham Palace and almost certainly, the Queen too.”
“It is a strange thing. His mother was constantly fleeing from the paparazzi, who were on motorbikes. Now her son is using a motorbike for the same sort of reasons.”
Even the Duchess of Cambridge is not a fan. Back in 2015, she admitted, “I’m terrified. Hopefully, I’m going to keep George off it.”
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/905632-queen-elizabeth-scared-to-death-by-prince-williams-tactic-to-escape-the-press-report