Unmasking of falsehood and hooligans hiding under hoodies, while we’re forced to wear protective facemasks. What a weird way to push us with our noses on the truth, and yet, we seem to receive this treatment for a reason, although it’s our own doing how we navigate through it.

This post is from Stephanie South, the apprentice of Jose Arguelles, who now continues with sharing the wisdom and knowledge of the nature of time and natural law. This post is called “The mask and the mirror”. I’m bumping this here because David Icke is one of the few men who expose the masks that cover up the truth of where we are heading, as a collective, as humanity divided in two, perceived as “good or bad”. What face do we see reflected in the mirror, when we take off our protective facemasks?

https://1320frequencyshift.com/2020/08/28/mask-and-the-mirror/?unapproved=28782&moderation-hash=b560681914ffd5980302d6e435b7fdb9#comment-28782

The tide is turning…. where have I heard this before? Oh yes, here’s David Icke in 1996, with a presentation called “The turning of the Tide”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou_942FYRhI

Despite the woman cheerleader, on stage with David Icke, who plays on the mood of the audience by raising her arms, I find this embarrassingly similar to the propaganda methods of others who play the mood of a population in service to self, I appreciate David Icke’s unwavering drive and accuracy. He’s a true veteran in the old boys’ club of whistleblowers.

Although I agree with this presentation on principle, I feel that it is somewhat overmuch on hysterical emotion. It seemed that I could almost feel the warmth from all of the hot air. Perhaps that is a good thing on balance.

In a way, it reminds me somewhat of the famous peroration delivered by Martin Luther King on the US Capitol Mall back in the summer of ’63. At the time, I just passed it off as just another negro demonstration among many that had been happening during that era and did not pay much attention. Mine impression of the speaker then as now was that he was just a big, fat hot air windbag who was earning a substantial income by traveling about the former Confederacy and stirring up trouble. Some years later I noticed that the speech was renowned and famous in leftist circles and I saw it reprinted in my local newspaper along with some adoring editorial hype.

Not having heard or read the speech before, I commenced to read it. I was quite taken aback to notice that it was completely devoid of anything substantial. It was clearly tailored to exploit the high emotionalism and the intellectual simplicity of the audience on the scene. Even though I was not impressed with it personally, it is obvious that a substantial portion of the populace was. A substantial portion of that portion voted, and a few of them still do so today. Obviously the speech “worked” in achieving its goals. During this century, a stone idol was erected to Martin Luther King a furlong or so from the scene of the 1963 speech. To whatever extent this massive blast of hot air from David Icke helps bring down the cabal of vipers who are mismanaging our lives, I am all for it. . .

That is what I like to see intelligence over hear say and people refusing to allow these evil psychopaths to cow them into their own demise F R E E D O M!