Precision 3D glyphs on the backside of the colossal black granite ‘Ramses II” statues at Luxor temple that I believe are actually prediluvian relics left behind from the megalithic master builders
So many people have argued with me online about Digital ID
“What do you have to be afraid of, if you are not a criminal?”
“It will be convenient and is only for interacting with government departments”
Yet, here it is: on the Gov website in the UK. They have explained it in advance. This will be linked to all areas of your life. If you ignore this now, you can never go back to the life you have today.
Take a stand against Digital ID.
Unelected WEF Globalist Ursula von der Leyen promises a "secure" EU digital ID you can use "to do everything from paying taxes to renting bicycles."
What she's really saying:
"Your physical identity is obsolete. We are centralizing your life into a single, state-managed digital profile.
You will need our permission to participate in society. 'Convenience' is the trojan horse for control.
This has nothing to do with security and everything to do with compliance. You will own nothing and be tracked in everything."
The totalitarian cage is being built. And they're asking you to lock the door yourself.
🚨🇩🇪 MAYOR OF HERDECKE, GERMANY STABBED EARLIER TODAY AND CURRENTLY FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE IN HOSPITAL
Prime suspect taken into custody by Police is her 15 year old ADOPTED Son
Woah
She's a member of the left wing SPD party, did she adopt a migrant?
NEW DISCOVERY! I took my Adept Expeditions group on site for a special visit to examine the 11,000-Year-Old T-Pillar with a Human Face recently discovered at Karahan Tepe!
Just yesterday the public announcement of the first example of a face on a T-pillar was unearthed at the Pre-Pottery Neolithic site of Karahan Tepe.
Join us next year for exclusive access: https://t.co/BO4IOSmcOn
@TRobinsonNewEra I’ve almost completed writing a comprehensive essay outlining exactly what is happening, how it works through coercive manipulation and what the objective is of it is.
Happy to share if interested.
Christian writers have long talking about “thin places” where the boundary between heaven and earth collapses and the presence of God feels visceral.
A few years ago I met a guy from rural South Africa who said: “Where I’m from, the idea of not believing in God doesn’t even occur to people. Not everybody’s a Christian but everyone I know believes in a higher power. It’s obvious to us.”
Cities like London and New York are the opposite. They’re thick places, which is one reason why they’re centers of unbelief. It’s hard to relate to a creator when everything around you is man-made and the lights blind you to the majesty of the infinite cosmos.
These major cities shield you from the transcendent in the same way those heavy lead jackets at the dentist’s office block radiation.
Thin places tend to be quiet. But cities are physically (and spiritually) loud, which is why, when you’re in them, you can go weeks at a time without pausing to think about God.