Would someone
Would someone watch this film and tell me how not faint-hearted I need to be to watch it?
https://rumble.com/v6ubuk9-the-agenda.html?e9s=src_v1_s%2Csrc_v1_s_m
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Would someone watch this film and tell me how not faint-hearted I need to be to watch it?
https://rumble.com/v6ubuk9-the-agenda.html?e9s=src_v1_s%2Csrc_v1_s_m
Hi Sylvia, is your question rhetorical?
I believe the video is an true account of what has been happening in the world of the elites, and what will likely happen in the future. Ignoring the warnings is not wise.
The only way the unelected group of psychopaths can be stopped is if our youth will rise up against them. I do not see the vast majority of our under or completely uneducated citizens doing that.
A few years ago the governor of Oregon passed a law stating that reading, writing, and arithmetic would no longer be required to graduate high school. My grandson, a product of California education, does not read and cannot sign his name in cursive. A street poll of teenagers revealed George Bush to be America's first president. So history is not taught either. What's left? Home economics and woodworking shop?
Adults are mostly just bigger children. Too many lack rational thinking, preferring crowd speak. In "America First Re-Ignited" a blog, I think, the lead article was "Trump saves world, Democrats complain."
I don't see an El Cid in those groups.
As soon as I heard the word "lockdown" I knew covid was a scam. You don't treat pandemics with lockdown and masks, but, except for a 95 y/o neighbor, I could not covince anyone that the vaccines were anything but vaccines. A few of the women came down with shingles, but maybe that was only a coincidence.
No El Cid in that group either. Nor in the group of people that wears masks while driving alone in their cars, windows up.
For years I have watched this country, and many other parts of the world, slide into unrecognized misery. I often wondered why our youth, with few exceptions, ignored what was wrong in the world. Then I realized that when your only goal in life is beer, pretzels, tattoos, and a cellphone, nothing else matters.
I've reached what I finally admit to be (very) old age, which means I'll likely not have to live in a totalitarian society. (Which I would never do.) I used to feel sorry for the children a few generations behind me, but then realized they'll adapt to their world. They'll never complain about missing what they never knew existed before they were born.
My only wish is to return here in 30 years to see how this experiment turned out.
I can't face watching it either, Silvia. From what I hear, there's nothing in it that us 'dissidents' hadn't already pieced together ourselves over the last years in a series of OMFG moments when yet another layer of scales fell from our eyes. Don't really want to see it all mashed up together.