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If you’re finding it hard to trust anything or anyone right now, i understand. Trusting our intuition at a time like this is bad enough, it can make you feel like you’re in a fog of uncertainty.

I would say this time of Covid19 has been existential for me to say the least. But as events unfold I feel certain that as real as this virus is, and the deaths are real and tragic. The real tragedy is that the virus is  a trojan horse to an equally catastrophic plan for world domination and  global control. First the fear, then the control and eventually, but quickly, the taking away of civil liberties under the guise of security. 

George Orwell in his novel 1984, predicted that a totalitarian government would rise off the back of hedonism. Our selfie generation of instant gratification could well be the hedonism George predicted.  Covid19 is a very real pandemic and the perfect excuse to introduce military control and the loss of civil liberties, hoodwinking the masses into signing up for the vaccines when they conveniently arrive  at breaking point. What’s in them? Who cares! Everyone will drink the koolaid. And when the internet starts to get a bit shitty whilst everyone is bunged up at home barely tolerating their toxic families, oh look, 5G was conveniently installed in the streets outside your house, while everyone was tucked up at home none the wiser and non consenting. There have been no health checks done on the new 5g and despite there being a significant correlation between cases of corona and cases of respiratory problems cited in areas of installed 5g, due to the fact the symptoms of 5g such as respiratory problems are conveniently too similar to those of the corona virus, it makes for murky waters in establishing the truth.

My “work” on authenticity felt like it had reached its end..until the virus hit. Now I can see the importance of authenticity. We need to tune our authenticity like a radio dial if we are not to be lost in a fog of confusion and despair. FOG can equally stand for fear-obligation and guilt, emotions which you will be conditioned to feel in response to this outbreak. The conditioned response to what I am saying will be to make me feel guilty for turning my attention away from those suffering from the virus and for suggesting that there are other agendas at play here. As the social isolation seeps into your core and starts to corrode your sense of self, of what is right, and what is worth living for, it may also begin to corrode your hope. 

Stay true to who you are and what you value.  

Freedom is worth fighting for.

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