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Bloodline Anniversary

Hey All,

So being a newbie to clint's work i put in the required five hours to have a listen to a show he did ten years ago on bloodlines and how they have impacted every aspect of our lives for many, many generations. i know it's never too late to learn something new and we should never have regrets about anything in life but i sure wish i would have come across clint's work in the early days? I'd like to think that i would have been a better man for it but after listening to this show it might have been too much for me to handle back then? In fact knowing that all my hero's past and present were all related to each other and were all integral parts of the illusion kinda made me a bit dissolusioned? Charles Bronson? Elvis? Clint Eastwood, G.W. Bush's 18th cousin for pete's sake?

There's nothing left to the imagination once you hear clint's frightening expose of who is connected to who and the application of the old dark saying that "incest is best". Being straight up and honest it really left me feeling out of sorts and in a way "almost" nihilistic and helpless? Well not totally given recent shows into understanding the difference between public and private and the importance of making our way out of the public and into our natural state of being in the private. Private Member Associations (PMA) are the only way forward once you know, and once we know better, we "have" to do better it's not an option .... or it is if we want to continue being slaves?

peace,

kelly

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Unknown member

Jun 29, 2023

Only 5 hours? Lol, countless for me, it's like getting a degree. I feel the same way, nihilistic describes it well. Even more so I recently listened to Michael Tsarion's analysis of biblical and historical events and also other related analytical information. All of it undermines my view of the universe and what I want to dig in to is what and how and why is this evil influence upon us? If God, Jehovah is all good and the absence of evil then how did evil arise if he(although hearing that the Hebrew word for god is feminine) created it all? Answer- free will and the choice to turn away from the good? I feel it is all up to us even more so, helpless and small. IDK, I'm just staring into space right now....

kellyharel

Jun 29, 2023

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Brother, indeed clint is a university degree in the making but using the word university would be a degredation of his work. Let's just agree that the man has put in an epic amount of work into his "works" and we are so very fortunate and priveldged to have found it to learn. I would further say after many dozens of invested hours and getting through the first 400 pages of his Strawman story work that ... i dunno but there's a bit too much knowledge there for one man to possess on his own me thinks ... divine intervention perhaps? Anywho, years of learning ahead for sure.

I haven't tuned into Michael Tsarion for some years now but did like his take, does he align with clint in any way? Like you many questions which only begat more so staring into space is actually a comfort to me these days ...

all the best,

Unknown member

Jul 02, 2023

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Kelly,

I not long ago received the print copy, so I am only on about the 6th page in the book, lots to consider and internalize on each page, but I have listened to more of it with Clint's commentary on the many podcasts he has done. I agree, divinely inspired and lots of time and work for him. Michael's biblical interpretations and historical research goes into a different interpretation of Old Testament. He focuses on the nephilam, cross breeding, who are the 'elite' and why they are so against Jehovah- he thinks there were actual aliens, giants, that back then had access to Earth and kept trying to make slave races with genetic manipulation until they got the present elite, their slaves. He also reads all the God/lord passages as showing even Jehovah was not all on our side, but I don't see that. I have listened to Clint's interpretation on that and prefer it. He wrote a book called Atlantis with subtitles I can't remember.

About evil, I listened to Beth Martens' interview with Daniel David I Am yesterday. He has many biblical quotes and interpretations, it was very interesting. He thinks Jehovah uses the evil for good. I have asked Jehovah to help me understand evil and then that came up.

Nice communicating with you brother, I am a sister. I still can't display my name on the profile, I see Clint is working on that.

All the best to you,

Ilene