Session Date: May 30th 2026
Laura and Andromeda at the board
Niall, Joe, Gaby, Ark, PoB, Chu, Scottie, Princess Leia, Bella, Falkor, Luna
FOTCM Members attending via Zoom:
3DStudent, A Jay, Adobe, Aeneas, aimarok, Aiming, Alana, Alejo, Aliana, Altair, aluminumfalcon, Anamarija, anartist, Ant22, Approaching Infinity, Arwenn, axj, Aya, Bluefyre, Bo, Bobo08, Breton, cassandra, Cosmos, daddycat, Deliverance, dugdeep, Ellipse, Ennio, fabric, Findulias495, Gawan, genero81, Glenn, goyacobol, Gwenllian, Harmony99, herondancer, hesperides, iamthatis, Il Matto, IrjO, iscreamsandwish, Jacques, JeanneT, JEEP, Josi, Juba, kinyash, KJN, Kmicic, KSee, Laurs, loreta, LQB, Lucius, Luis Miguel, Mark, Maat, marek760, Mari, Mark7, Martina, meadow_wind, Meg, Mikkael, Mililea, Miracle, Mr. Cyan, Mrs. Peel, Natus Videre, Navigator, Ivan_, Nicholas, Nienna, Obi, Ollie, OrangeScorpion, Oxajil, Pecha, PopHistorian, Puma, Redfox, Regulattor, Ryan, rylek, ryu, Saman, ScioAgapeOmnis, seek10, seeker2seer, Stoneboss, sToRmR1dR, T.C., Theodor, thorbiorn, Timótheos, Tristan, Tuatha de Danaan, Turgon, Voyageur, Vulcan59, whitecoast, Windmill knight, Yas, Ysus
Q: (L) All right, let's see if we can get anything to go on here. Okay. All right.
A: Being is all there is. Knowledge protects. Seek knowledge. Pronoiaea of Cassiopaea here with your FRV tonight.
Q: (L) So it has... I'm assuming that our FRV at the time of any session has to do with the answering entity - if you can call it an entity - that we connect with. Is that true?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) So it's as much the nature of our questions as it is the nature of our being?
A: Yes
Q: (L) All right. Well, let's see what we can get through.
(T.C.) I'm really sorry to interrupt, but I think that the standard for the C's is that we don't normally ever have the same contact name in any of the sessions, but we have had Pronoiaea before.
A: Indeed. The FRV tonight is remarkably similar.
Q: (L) Does anybody have it so that they can pull up the session at the previous time Pronoiaea was present? You know, fairly quickly? I mean, how many of you genius computer techie types...?
(Joe) Genius people can use a search function. [laughter]
(Approaching Infinity) You can use the search function on the new
Sessions - Transcript Tagger website.
[Session search ensues]
Session 23 November 2024(Chu) It's on the screen.
(Joe) So, what's the general topic?
Q: (L) Oh, we forgot to say the date. What's the date? Today is the 30th of May, 2026. And the usual suspects are here. And let me see. Let me see how it went. Scroll just a little bit. So they're asking about Donald Trump. Go on. Keep going. Come on. Okay, keep going. Okay, this was after...
(Chu) The shooting. The assassination attempt.
(Joe) Trump had just been elected.
(L) All right, so I have a general idea. All right. So, in other words...
(Joe) It has nothing to do with content, though.
(L) Yeah, it has nothing to do with content. I just wondered if it might. Yeah. So I've been checking, so... Okay. Let's get to the questions:
(Approaching Infinity) What was the source of the recent earthquakes in Nevada close to Area 51?
A: 4D bleedthrough.
Q: (seek10) When did the main island of Atlantis, which supposedly spanned 1.354 million square miles, form?
A: Wrong question. Parts of Atlantis remain. Look to North and South America for clues. Also consider that areas have merged, risen, sunk, and subsided under the waves since then.
Q: (seek10) Yeah, I think that’s what axj was saying. Some of the land is still there; not everything has sunk.
A: Geological studies can give some answers. Some parts are many millions of years old. Others have fairly recently emerged from the sea. Others have changed dramatically.
Q: (seeek10) I was reading Hapgood’s book. He describes studies of sediment taken from the Mid‑Atlantic Ridge, both east and west of it. He makes a curious observation: the northeastern United States appears to have the same set of sediments that he found on the Mid‑Atlantic Ridge. Could that be evidence of Atlantis?
A: No
Q: (L) And I think they're referring to the Mid-Atlantic ridge.
(seek10) Yeah, basically they did sediment testing on the Mid‑Atlantic Ridge, both to the east and to the west of it, and he said that some of the sediments are very similar to those in the northeastern United States. They also seem to be relatively recent, although we don’t really know what ‘recent’ means in this context.
(L) Well, I think the problem is, is they keep looking for something that has sunk completely, that it's gone, and it's like an island. And I think what the C's have always been saying is that it was... I mean, what do we call an island? A continent, in a sense, is an island, you know.
(Joe) The size they gave was about a third the size of the U.S.
(L) Yeah. Okay, so there was a big chunk of something around there, and then there's all that stuff under the water at Bimini. Yeah. And, you know...
(Joe) The sediments in the Mid-Atlantic Ridge being similar to the eastern coast of the U.S. could be because the eastern coast of the U.S. rose while the Mid-Atlantic Ridge didn't. That's their commonality.
(L) Yeah.
(Joe) Not that the Mid-Atlantic Ridge sank.
(L) Yeah.
(T.C.) Can I ask... Obviously, the scientific conceptual framework is uniformitarian, so when they're looking at previous configurations of continents, they take the continents that we can see now, and then they run it backwards. Can we ask, is that a reliable method of identifying historical locations, of, you know, geographic locations?
A: Not entirely. They assume a steady ticking clock when it is more like a tape recorder with FF and RW functions.
Q: (L) All right then.
(seek10) Is this huge island empire of Atlantis the same thing that modern science identifies as Pangaea?
A: No
Q: (seek10) Or more like Laurasia?
A: Closer
Q: (Joe) Is Plato's description of a large Atlantean island accurate?
A: Not really.
Q: (IrjO) Did the people of Atlantis refer to it as Atlantis?
A: No.
Q: (Joe) Just for... association, let's say, could we say that Atlantis was somewhat similar to North America now? Imagining it was cut off from South America, in terms of the dynamics, you know? I know it's bigger than they said and all that kind of stuff, but I mean the idea is that the dynamics replay. So like, I mean, all this obsessing over where Atlantis was and what it was like and what size it was, just some version of what we have today, which is like America ensconced...
A: Big parts of North America. It still carries a psychic profile.
Q: (Joe) Do you want to know what life was like in Atlantis?
(L) Look out the window in any big city in the U.S.
(Joe) The general, you know, geographic power centers in the world? Look at the world today. It's centered in America, that's roughly where it was, and Atlantis, the global empire at the time, was doing roughly something similar to what America is doing in the world today.
A: Yes
Q: (Joe) I mean, for our times, compared to those times and different civilizations and different tech and all that kind of stuff. General dynamics.
(axj) The location of the North Geographic Pole before the Younger Dryas impact was close to South Central Canada. Was there a pole shift prior to that point?
A: The impact was partial cause of the shift.
Q: (L) And that was the Younger Dryas impact, which we know was multiple impacts. It just kept hitting and hitting, so... Yeah. Okay. Now, axj starts on the timeline anomalies.
(axj) In a 2014 session, the C's have said: "There were years added so often that it will take some hard work to sort it out!" Did this refer only to the discussed time period between Caesar's death and the 536 AD catastrophe?
A: No!!
Q: (L) So it referred to other times when they either deleted or inserted time or moved time around. They were just diddling with it everywhere.
A: Yes
Q: (Joe) Who's they?
(L) Different authority figures.
(Joe) Not all at once in a short period of time?
(L) No, but there were two or three people who did have larger influence on what happened. What's his name, the historian that came along around the same time as Nostradamus? Anybody remember his name? I almost can do it, but I can't. But then there was also Dionysus.
(Niall) Pseudo-Dionysius.
(L) Pseudo-Dionysius, who diddled around with the calendar because he wanted to make the... It was the big Easter controversy. There were several things going on that really affected the calendar.
(Joe) And how far back would those people have diddled with chronology? Would there have been a limit to how far back they went in creating time? Did they go back to ancient Rome or ancient Greece? Did they go back that far with their stuff?
A: They were mainly concerned with social and control issues.
Q: (L) If you look at the history of the kings of Britain, what's his name? The British historian who wrote about King Arthur and all that stuff. They were making stuff up. They were putting stuff back in the past, and they were making stuff up. And it was all supposed to have an effect on society. And it was partly, I think, involved with having genealogical influences. Because then you could have somebody who was descended from... Legitimize. It's like going back and reimagining Christianity and all of these apostles and disciples that were going around doing stuff that they never were going around doing because they were all a bunch of zealots fighting a war. That's all they were really about. But they created these stories about them and these stories of martyrs and all this kind of stuff just to create, to legitimate a line of transmission. Jesus laid his hands on this apostle or this disciple who then laid his hands on this one, who then laid his hands on this one. And it was the line of transmission that they were going for. And I think in most cases when they do that, that that's what they're going for. They're looking for...
(Niall) That's why Joe asked how far back.
(Joe) In fact, that would have been - most of the adding of time and events and monarchs and whoever, would have been done... The question was, was it all done between Caesar's death and 536 AD?
(L) And they said no.
(Joe) But probably most of it was afterwards.
(L) It was afterwards.
(Joe) To recreate history after the cataclysms and after the Dark Ages. So it would have been out of the Dark Ages where they would have...
(L) Well, that was my point about Gregory of Tours, because the writing of the history of Gregory of Tours was meant to cover over the fact that the Western Empire had been reduced to a Stone Age existence, that there was 90% mortality in Rome. But it was local. I mean, it was the Western Empire, not the Eastern Empire. But they wanted to cover that up.
(Joe) Although they didn't necessarily want to cover it up or they didn't want people to know that a cataclysm happened to them, but rather to establish themselves as part of a lineage.
(L) As part of the legitimate... Yeah, because the Donation of Constantine came into that. And also, I think that there was a certain element of legitimizing Christianity, because a lot of the pagans were saying - and you can see this in some of these histories that I was talking about that I'll give the names to the authors - that they were blaming all the catastrophes that were happening on Christianity. And then, of course, if the whole empire gets impacted and reduced to a Stone Age existence, and they're all saying, "That's what Christianity did!" they have to come back and recreate a history that makes Christianity look good. So there were all these different motivations at different times and places.
(Chu) Plus errors and normal mistranslations and stuff.
(L) Yes, absolutely. And if you didn't... I mean, jeez, it's like genealogy. People can't find their ancestors, so they make shit up. I mean, they just make it up.
(Chu) Or like Carotta said, that Mark was basically... Could it be... No, not Mark. Which one is the one that is like a servant to the veterans and it turns into a whole chunk of the Bible? Anyway. A passage on the Bible that is basically... If you mistranslate, it's the story in the Bible. If you don't, it's a eulogy of Caesar.
(L) Oh, yeah. Yeah. Anyway.
(axj) If we rectify the Western calendar by keeping the current year as 2026 and moving BC dates closer to us by about 460 to 480 years, does that mean that the last comet cluster that visited about 3600 years ago caused or contributed to the 4.2 kiloyear event that is dated to around 2100 BC in mainstream chronology?
A: Yes!
Q: (A Jay) In Session 26 of the Ra Material from February 17th, 1981, Ra was asked these questions about Abraham Lincoln:
(A Jay) Is it true that there was a normal entity or soul occupying Abraham Lincoln's body that chose to leave?
A: Not entirely correct. The situation was more of a relationship between the entity known as Abraham Lincoln and a 4D social memory collective.
Q: (L) So that obviates the next question. And the next question, and the next question. And then he asks:
(A Jay) Is the vacating of a body by one soul so another can take over only possible for STO?
A: No. Usually happens with STS. It is called possession.
Q: (A Jay) Laura?
(L) Yes?
(A Jay) So what is a social memory collective?
(L) Who's asking? A Jay. Have you read the Ra Material?
(A Jay) Not in its entirety, no.
(L) Well, they talk about social memory complexes, but I think the C's are making a little bit of a distinction, a collective. That there are 4D STO individuals that have a network and then create relationships with people in 3D for various reasons or interactions. I suppose if you pray, that's one of the types of relationships you can have with 4D STO. You can get answers, you can get inspiration, you can get that sort of thing. So I would say... I mean, what did the C's say? They said 4D STO is networking, right? So a 4D STO social memory collective would be a network. Okay? You could have thought that out yourself, couldn't you?
(A Jay) Yes.
(L) All right then.
(A Jay) In 2024, there was a documentary called “Lover of Men” in which the filmmaker convincingly argues that Lincoln engaged in multiple homosexual relationships by citing letters to, from and about Lincoln. Is it true that Lincoln engaged in homosexual relationships?
A: No.
Q: (L) You got a follow-up to that? They said no.
(A Jay) Uh, no.
A: The problem is anachronistic judgments of modern scholars with poor educations and even worse methodology imposing modern perceptions and judgments on peoples who lived in a very different reality and understood the world in a very different way.
Q: (L) So the ways friendship was expressed were different in that time. Is that true?
A: Yes
Q: (L) The social customs were very different in that time.
A: Yes
Q: (L) I'll tell you one thing, and it would probably do people a lot of good, but I know not many people are going to do it. But when you do a lot of genealogy research, if you really want to get deep into stuff, you actually read wills. And some of these wills are very, very old, and they're very, very difficult to read, and it takes a lot of time, effort, and patience to transcribe them. But you also read court documents. And these court documents, things like the testimony given in Orphans' Courts, or testimony in courts in general. And there are a lot of books where people have gone to the trouble of going and transcribing these records, and they publish them in books. And there you will see the living example of how people thought and felt and behaved, what people are being charged with in a court case, what kind of crime have they committed, what is the testimony of the people who testify for or against them. All that kind of stuff is recorded. And it's really an amazing and enlightening activity, because you realize that people just didn't do things then the way they do now. And I don't know how many of you are aware of the old courting system called ‘bundling’. Has anybody ever heard of bundling? Okay, some of you have.
Well, back in those days, when a courting couple wanted to get to know each other, things were kind of limited. People lived in log cabins. They didn't have a lot of space. They didn't have separate bedrooms or guest rooms, and they lived far apart. If you went to visit somebody, sometimes it took a whole day riding on a horse to get to their house. So if a courting couple wanted to get to know each other, the gentleman might go to the lady's house, the young girl's house, and her parents would put them together in the same bed with what was called a ‘bundling board’. And it was a board that was made to fit down the center of the bed, so that they actually slept in the same bed together, in their sleeping clothes, but with a board between them so that there couldn't be any hanky-panky activity going on. But they could still lay awake and talk late into the night, and get to know each other. This is how courting was done in the early colonial days of America. Just think about it.
(Joe) And extrapolate.
(L) Yeah. And also, when you went to someone's home, they only had a certain number of beds. Now, when I was young, we had a babysitter, and she wanted to take me and my brother to her family's farm for a couple-week holiday. And we went there, and this family that this girl came from had 20 children, and they had three bedrooms. And each of the bedrooms had two or three beds. And the parents had a bed, and the very small children slept in little cots and everything in the parents' bedroom. But all the boys slept in the bed together. All the girls slept in the bed together. All the really younger children slept in the bed together. And I was put in a bed with a bunch of other strange girls, and my brother slept in a bed with a bunch of other strange boys, because that's how it was done. These people that we went to visit when I was a child lived the same way people lived 100, 200 years ago, or longer. That's how they lived.
If you went to visit someone, if a man went to visit another man, they slept in the same bed with them. If you've read some of the more authentic Victorian or Regency-type romance novels, they talk about people going, and they stay in an inn, and some of the people would sleep on a bench by the fire overnight, and others, they would put them in beds together. Like this man's valet and this man's valet, because the rooms were scarce, so they would put two completely strange men in a bed together, because that's what was available, that's how it was. So the fact that Abraham Lincoln slept in beds with other men means absolutely nothing. That they did it in tents or in cots or whatever, and sometimes they did it even if there was another bed available because it was freaking cold, and they didn't have central heat and air.
Think about it. I mean, people freaking think! I mean, whoever did this, he must think that they had air conditioning, and they had heating, and they had plenty of normal... I mean, if you've read some of the other things that I've read from doing genealogy, sometimes little children had one garment that they wore for six months out of the year, and it was basically a long linen shirt. Little boys and little girls were wearing long linen shirts. I mean, forget “Little House on the Prairie”. That came much later. They were modern compared to what the colonial ancestors were doing. And so they would go around, and these ragged little kids wearing their linen shirts. And the people, of course, the mothers, were making the linen. They were getting the reeds, and they were soaking them, and they were beating them and turning them into fibers and spinning them into thread and then weaving them into fabric. And everything they had, had to be made, and they didn't have Walmart or Kmart or any kind of place where they could go and... I mean, very wealthy people did, certainly. But Abraham Lincoln didn't grow up wealthy. And there were the majority of people that didn't.
I mean, if you read a lot of wills, you discover that the things that are valued are what they leave in wills, and the majority of the wills that I've read, the old ones, they leave their bed furniture, their mattress, their pillows, their sheets, their coverlets. You know, they would list how many spoons they had, how many plates they had, how many cups, drinking cups they had, how many cooking pots they had. These things were valuable, and they left them in freaking wills to their descendants. And unless you can see how valuable these things were, then you can't understand what they were doing without. What they didn't have.
(Joe) You can't understand how it shaped their mentality and their behavior as a result, and the way they lived their life.
(L) Yeah, you know, I'm sure maybe some of you... I mean, I did. I grew up raised by people who went through the Great Depression and two world wars. Those kinds of things had effects on those people that made them behave in certain ways, you know, in conservative ways, penny-pinching ways, always putting something aside and taking care of things and protecting things. And it rubs off on you when you're raised by somebody like that. So, knowing that just one generation away from me, there are people like that, and maybe from some of you, just imagine how much worse it was when you went further back, when you had to ride an entire day on a horse or two days, just to even get to another person's house. And then when you got there, they might live in a cabin that had a loft and one big open room. At one end was a fireplace where they cooked, and the other end was a couple of beds where they slept. And maybe in the loft they put the children.
(Joe) A lot of them slept with their animals as well, in the winter time.
(L) Yes, and sometimes the animals were there with them. So please... whoever wrote this thing, about Lincoln... And believe me, homosexuality was an issue then as it has been in most times through history. We're only in these modern times more... I don't want to say we're "liberal", but we accept that there is a range of expressions and that there are variations on what is, what exists. But for most of history it's been condemned, and people kept it to themselves, it was private. And if somebody had those kinds of relationships and then they went to go for public office, as Lincoln did, you can be sure that that would have been dragged out and used to pummel him with. I just don't think they have a leg to stand on. And they're basing it on some written letters that are rather liberally interpreted by their own standards.
(Andromeda) It's popular to look at historical figures now and try to find homosexuals.
(L) And there certainly were, in those times. In old times. I mean, think of Edward II or something, or Edward III, I think it was Edward III, King Edward III, the one that openly had a lover in his court. So, I think they're barking up the wrong tree on that one. So, what do you say, A Jay?
(Joe) They're doing it for the lols, for the clicks.
(L) A Jay? Has he become speechless?
(Joe) Yeah, he's stunned into silence.
(A Jay) Sorry, it takes a minute for us to turn the audio on. After you explain it that way, it really is that they took the letters out of context. And that pretty much explains it. I was leaving the door open that maybe they were right. But at the same time, knowing the context of what they were arguing in the time that they made the film a few years ago, my initial reaction was, "Oh my God, there they go again trying to make somebody else gay." But then when I actually watched the film and listened to their arguments, I was like, okay, well, maybe they do have something there.
(Andromeda) It was a bit convincing.
(L) But they had so little. I mean, they really had so little and made so much of it. And another thing: if you read... And this comes along with doing genealogy work. God, it's a great teacher! And you read old documents and you read old letters. I mean, like, hundreds of years old. And they're not easy to read because the writing was peculiar, to say the least. The spelling was very liberal. And nothing was consistently spelled the same way, sometimes not even in the same letter by the same person. And... But the way they addressed one another, the way they talked to one another, men would freely refer to a friend as "my darling boy". And it didn't mean anything that we would... You know, any kind of connotation that we would put on it. And "I love you". You know, they would say those things to one another. And it didn't mean what we construe it to mean in our day and night. Everything is so charged in our reality.
(Chu) But even now, in some cultures men hold hands. And a Westerner can look at that and say, "Oh, look at those gays", and they don't mean anything by it.
(L) They don't mean anything about it, they hold hands, and they embrace, and so on and so forth. And a sexual connotation gets put on it. And it's just not the way it was. But back in those days, times were really, really hard. I mean, the only way you can know how hard they were is by reading wills and court documents. Because... Jesus! Yeah...
(A Jay) Well, can I ask a follow-up, then, as to who would be a current political figure that would be similar to Lincoln?
(Joe) Trump, obviously. [laughter]
A: None at present.
Q: (L) I think that the thing was, was that at that particular point in time, the slavery issue was so egregious that it was necessary, I think, for something extraordinary to be done to deal with it, from 4D...
(Joe) So, getting back to the actual question, Abraham Lincoln kind of took off and was in agreement with the 4D social memory collective that entered into him?
(L) No, that's not what they said. They said he had a relationship. Basically, communication. Like, he prayed and he got answers.
(Joe) So Abraham Lincoln was kind of a good guy, a holy guy.
A: Yes.
Q: (Joe) And in the Ra session at the time, they tried to draw attention to Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin. Was Ra trying to point out that Franklin and Thomas Jefferson were also good guys, or not?
(L) They were, also.
(Andromeda) In communication with the same social memory collective.
(L) And I would just like to point out, just in case anybody has any doubts, that Benjamin Franklin was known for serial womanizing, and Thomas Jefferson had a relationship with his slave and produced children with her. And they apparently had a love affair. It wasn't just, you know, a power dominating relationship. So, I think that for the most part, in terms of spiritual qualities or achievements or advancements, that the Universe doesn't really care a lot about sexual orientation and what people do sexually, and so forth. It has more to do with other parts of their character and their nature. And their accomplishments and achievements. So, when people get all hung up on... Obviously, there are some things about sex that are either better for you, or worse for you, or whatever. But it's like Gurdjieff said, that there's a wide range of normal sexual behavior. And it's only when you use sex outside of its normal range of use, that you get into problems. And, of course there are sexual psychopaths who use sex for dominance. So, don't get tied up. I have a lot of problems with John Kennedy because I figure, the guy made vows to his wife when he got married. And a man who can't stick to the vows to his wife, what kind of honor does he have? You know, I mean, it's like... To me, that's hard to understand. But he was still, overall, a good guy. He had this one area of weakness. And hopefully, other better men don't have such areas of weakness.
(Joe) So it's true then that all our founding fathers were as great as everybody said they were?
(Niall) They were good men.
(Joe) They were all good blokes.
(L) Mostly, I think, they were. They were sincere...
(Niall) Adams. I like Adams.
(L) They gave up their lives. They gave up everything because they believed in a principle.
(Joe) And they're all turning in their graves now.
(L) Oh, they're not just turning. They're spinning like tops!
(Niall) Benjamin Franklin could have been a big-time, big-shot billionaire in his own right.
(L) Yeah, he'd have been a tech billionaire. [laughter]
(Niall) But wait, on Lincoln, we never asked about his assassination. Are you at all interested?
(L) I read all about it. I know what happened.
(Niall) Okay. It's just one guy.
(Joe) It was a lone wolf.
(L) Well, there was a conspiracy, certainly.
(Niall) Okay. Who was behind it?
(L) Well, it was a bunch of... There were bankers and Jews and Southerners.
(Niall) The usual.
(L) Yeah.
(Niall) Is that very well-known in the U.S.?
(L) There's plenty of good research on it and making the connections, you know, and Dr. Mudd and he...
(Niall) And at that point, it was just done out of spite, I guess. Because he had succeeded in his mission.
(L) Oh, they had to get rid of him because they didn't want his lenient plan for Reconstruction to get into play. They wanted... I mean, the carpetbaggers wanted to destroy and make lots of money.
(Niall) But still, the country remained united and he succeeded, I suppose.
(L) Yeah. Yeah, he succeeded to a certain extent, yeah.
(Niall) Okay.
(L) Okay. Let's see.
(Mr. Cyan) In which country is the Honjo Masamune Katana located currently?
A: First was USA, now Israel.
Q: (L) Why are we not surprised? Huh? Huh? Huh? [To Ark] Do you have questions, dear?
(Ark) No.
(L) All right.
(Joe) You didn't do them all!
(L) I did all the ones I'm willing to do!
(Chu) I think Mr. Cyan wants to say something.
(L) What do you want to say now?
(Mr. Cyan) No, nothing. I was just surprised. That's why I made a sound. Israel was the answer. Thank you.
(L) Are you surprised?
(Mr. Cyan) I'm just wondering, what is this ancient sword doing in Israel right now? But anyway, yeah. [laughter]
(L) Somebody thinks they can get some kind of magical power out of it.
(Joe) Probably.
(Andromeda) Do you want to ask about the ticks?
(Joe) Yeah, it's on the list... You didn't finish the questions.
(L) I did. I skipped the ones I wasn't going to ask.
(Joe) At the very end.
(L) At the very end? The last one was about the Katana.
(Joe) There's nothing after that?
(L) No.
(Andromeda) What are you thinking of?
(Joe) Well, I had put it in one about ticks.
(Andromeda) Oh yeah? I didn't know that. Do you remember what you asked?
(Joe) Yeah. Is there any truth to the claim that someone is nefariously placing boxes of ticks on at least one farm in America, for nefarious reasons?
A: Yes.
Q: (Gaby) They did it during the Korean War. It was their modus operandi back then.
(Joe) And... Is it what people suspect, that it's to try and spread this alpha-gal syndrome?
A: Yes
Q: (Joe) And is it really Bill Gates trying to sell his meat?
A: Yes
Q: (Andromeda) And is it going to happen in Europe?
A: Yes
Q: (Joe) So, right now it's Lone Star ticks that spread alpha-gal.
A: Yes
Q: (L) So, everybody needs to get guinea fowl, because guinea fowl eat ticks.
(Joe) Well, what everybody needs is doxycycline. Is doxycycline effective against alpha-gal when you...?
A: If started early.
Q: (L) Yeah.
(Joe) So, the idea is that if you get a tick bite, you check yourself... if you're going to be somewhere with ticks, then you check yourself regularly. And you take preventative action, obviously, but you check yourself afterwards. If you see that you have a tick or a tick bite on you, you immediately take a preventative dose of doxycycline, at least.
(Niall) Two weeks.
(Joe) But you need to start it on the same day. Ideally, don't go anywhere where there's ticks.
(Gaby) One month, to be on the safe side.
(L) Yeah. To be safe.
(Joe) So, it's really just... It's really Bill Gates? Only Bill Gates?
A: No
Q: (L) So, he's in cahoots with those WEF people. Is that it?
A: Yes
Q: (Joe) Bill Gates has his fake meat company, right?
(L) Yeah.
(Joe) And it's really only alpha-gal? There's no other potential diseases spread by these ticks?
A: Not yet.
Q: (Niall) Great...
(Joe) And the only other question was, what is Trump building under the White House ballroom?
A: A control center.
Q: (Joe) A data center?
A: Yes
Q: (Joe) And what does he intend to use it for?
A: He intends nothing. The CIA etc want it.
Q: (Niall) He just does what he's told.
(L) So, okay, I'm tired. I had a busy day today. And I didn't get my nap this afternoon.
(Andromeda) You didn't? Oh boy.
(L) So we're gonna say goodnight. Is there anything we should look out for in the upcoming months?
A: More fireballs than ever! Things are heating up in many ways. You can see it in the desperation for control.
Q: (L) Well, one thing I do want to ask about... I was reading an article this afternoon, and I forget who it was written by, it was a Substack article by some woman, something or other, a PhD, and she was talking about... are the leaders of the world, or whatever, possessed? And she was talking about demonic possession, and so on and so forth. And she was saying some pretty rational, reasonable things, but she still was going a little too heavy on the old-time religion viewpoint than I would really be comfortable with. Because I think that there is a more rational way to look at the whole thing, and it's too easy if you go with the old-time religion point of view, that's what's going to save you, to get sucked into just another program where you're controlled... And she does mention, like this Paula White, with all her antics, that she is inducing possession under the guise of religion among people like Trump and his cabinet. So she is aware that religion can be a cover for demonic activities. So, well I guess I don't really have much of a question at all, do I? Because we know it's happening, we know it's hyper-dimensional.
Oh, oh, oh, I want to know... I think that the big difference now, as opposed to other times in the past, when people began behaving in these ways under the influence of the hyper-dimensional control system, that the difference now is that there is supposed to be a transition to fourth density that we are moving into, which was not the case during these other periods of history. And therefore, they are wanting to entrap more people in religions, or egregores, or ideologies, you know, socialism, communism, whatever, all the "isms". And am I correct in that particular assessment?
A: Yes and the danger is real.
Q: (L) But otherwise she did a pretty good job with her article, didn't she?
A: Yes
Q: (L) Okay, well on that cheerful note, I'll give you all a link to the article, you can read it. We will say good night.
A: Goodbye
END OF SESSION
(Laura) Here is the link to the article I mentioned:
Are World Leaders Possessed? The Ancient Technology of Demonic TransferAs for ancient chroniclers and chronicles, here's a list that is not exhaustive:
Livy, Polybius, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Valerius Maximus, Pliny, Tacitus, Josephus, Appian, Plutarch, Dio Cassius, Vellius Paterculus, Procopius, Ammianus Marcellinus, Cassiodorus, Gregory of Tours, Liber Historiae Francorum, Historiae Augusta, Jordanes on the Goths, Chronicle of Fredegar, Zonaras, John Malalas, Justin, Chronicle of Theophanes, Chronican Paschale, De Ostento - Johannes Lydas, Evagrius Scholasticus, Theodoret, Pseudo Methodius, Eutropius, Avitas, Pseudo-Dionysius, Pseudo-Zachariah, Zuqnin, Thophilus of Edessa, Zachariah of Mitylene, Photius.
You can't read any of these books with the idea that they are "history" as we understand it.
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