Q isn't going to be able to drop the really good stuff like the nature of reality and God until they get past extraterrestrials and our place in the universe.

And they can't drop that until they tell us the truth about our history, our ancient civilizations, our current space programs and advanced technologies.

And they can't drop on that until we learn the truth about the JFK assassination and 9/11.

And they can't discuss that until we get past Satanic worship and human sacrifice.

And we can't get there until we come to grips with election fraud, rogue intelligence agencies and corrupt media.

Because, after all, who would believe it, right? So, we've still got a long way to go before we get to the good stuff.

>>2333629

That's a good idea. Highly concentrated and focused prayer energy. Like a light beam.

>>2333845

In theory:

• All time happens at the same time. It just feels like a river of time by the way we perceive it.

• All realities exist simultaneously, so we could just choose a reality in which that event doesn't exist.

In reality

• Our memories keep us rooted in one particular reality with certain past events.

• Our fantasies keep up rooted in one particular reality with probably future events.

• So, to have the most control over our reality, we need to stay focused on the eternal now moment.

Easier said than done.

>>2333964

I don't know if we should remember our history.

Here's an example:

As I prepare for the end of the world as we know it, I have certain books in my library that are there by design, to help the next generation.

I also have certain books in my library that I have collected in order to know the enemy better. What if those books turn out to be the apple in the Garden of Eden? Should I destroy them now?

I don't know.