Are they releasing files today to get ahead of the narrative?
If nuclear weapons are going to be used soon, there will be attempts by non-human intelligence to intervene and stop them.
What if orbs, drones, plasma phenomena, UAPs, or USOs appear to intervene and stop it the nuclear weapons — right in front of the whole world?
At that point, there'd be no denying that something else is out there.
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Rob’s parents were foster carers.
Rob wasn’t in care, don’t get it wrong.
He was one of three offspring of Dennis and Sharon.
Dennis and Sharon met on a blind date, hooked up that night, and nine months later, Rob was born.
Romantic, right?
Sharon had a daughter, Charlotte, from a previous marriage.
Charlotte was only 3, when her mum met Dennis.
Once Sharon realised she was pregnant, with Dennis’ baby, the couple decided to make a go of it and settled down.
12 months after Rob was born, Sharon & Dennis welcomed another baby into their lives.
This time, a little girl named Emily.
Then they were a family of 5, living in a modest 3-bedroom house in a none-descript Lancashire town.
Years passed and one day, when Rob was around 10 years old, Sharon and Dennis decided to become foster carers.
It’s not known why that decision was made, all Rob knows was that when it all started.
Family vs family.
Sibling vs sibling.
Rob’s managed to block a lot out from his childhood, for reasons which will become evident.
However, due to suppressing and not dealing with his past, his emotions, opinions, and voice for most of his life, Rob had a sever mental breakdown at the age of 33.
The following are memories from Robs life, which got him to the point of that breakdown at 33.
Rob’s dad, Dennis was an angry guy.
He remembers waking up and feeling wrong.
People now call it anxiety and depression.
He felt sick to his stomach, heart pounding, and head spinning.
All day every day, before school, during school and especially after.
He’d hide the fact that he was given homework school, as if he did didn’t do it correctly the first time, he’d be screamed at and ridiculed by Dennis.
He never understood why he would get screamed. He just knew it would happen.
And that was on his mind ALL THE TIME.
If you didn’t understand something the first time, you were stupid and weren’t even trying.
Dennis was not afraid to lash out verbally and physically if he didn’t like something one of his kids did or said.
Sharon could be just as ruthless though.
One time Emily, Rob and Charlotte were playing a game in their living room.
They accidently knocked over a bookshelf, making books and ornaments fall on the floor.
Nothing was broken, but when she heard the commotion, Sharon ran into the living room.
When she saw the bookcase on the floor and the (accidental) mess the kids had made, she repeatedly stabbed the arm of the sofa that the kids were sitting on.
Rob still remembers hearing the tearing of cheap fabric as the knife plunged into the sofa over and over again out of anger.
Violently screaming at the kids and gripping the handle of the knife in a “Norman Bates” style, Sharon stabbed away around a dozen times.
A few years later, when Rob was around ten, and Sharon & Dennis had decided to become foster carers.
A Social Worker came to their family home to meet Emily, Rob and Charlotte and ask them what their parents were like and if they had any stories about them.
Routine, Light-hearted stuff to get kids talking in a non-threating way about their home life.
Anyway, Rob told the social worker the story of the bookcase and the stabbing incident.
Sharon overheard him telling the social worker about the incident and quickly interjected that she simply placed the knife in the arm of the sofa as a quick reaction so she could free up both hands and lift the bookcase.
The social worker accepted this explication from Sharon and moved on.
Once the social worker left, Sharon and Dennis pulled Rob away from his sisters to verbally threaten him that if he did anything like that again, he would be very sorry.
Even now, in his mid thirty’s, Rob remembers what happened that day and although it does not even rank in the top 50 of fucked up things that happened to him in his childhood, he will always remember how they made him feel.
His parents told him to lie.
Told him to keep he mouth shut.
He felt alone, helpless, and afraid.
These feeling would stay with him for as long as he could remember.
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