Before Fully Returning, Here Is a Fast One
I’m still not that bad, but getting there. :)
As you know, I am gathering my senses and collecting my conclusions in order to be able to start over with a clean slate. Currently, I am compiling a list of what is certain and what is not, which will be ready soon, perhaps even today.
What can I be sure is a fact, when nothing is on the MSM, and the “alt” sources compartmentalize, use limited hangouts, employ fake sources, or just simply lie?
For instance, I am yet to see a “data center” site.1 Everything I’ve seen was AI-generated images, and local governments being occupied with the “data center” deployments2 raises further suspicions. No wonder nobody is allowed to those sites, if they exist, because they might not exist at all, or only serve as the cover story for water shortages. Water shortages come from geoengineering3 as well as water being held up in reservoirs, while the privatization of water4 is being developed to the point that people will be willing to have water privatized and buy it back.
Has anyone personally seen a “data center”? News about their noise and all can be simply AI-generated.
My conclusions about “data centers” are accurate only if the news about them factual:
The Data Center Diversions
That was a year ago. These days, they are already talking about 5,000 data centers.
States and Local Governments Are Putting on a Show to "Resist"
How about humans? Aah, they are participating in their own demise…
Engineered Weather All Over the World
As you probably know, HAARP was resurrected, that is, openly financed in 2021:
The fashionable term is “tokenization” which implies water to become a commodity, commercially traded, just like people are being traded as government assets:







The water issue is a reality, the provincial government of Alberta recently and quietly passed into legislation powers allowing them to divert, sequester or dam waterways, aquifers and lakes without consultation. A theme that is taking shape worldwide.
Look forward to reading your upcoming work Ray.
Thanks, Ray. I just drove across the country from central California to eastern Michigan (taking a southern route then cutting into the heartland) then from Michigan back home (taking the northern route then moving south on the I-15). So, I have seen a lot of the western 2/3 of the countryside.
I have not seen any data centers (I saw lots of lawn signs saying "NO DATA CENTER"). But I have seen uncountable miles of corporate corn and soy fields, although this year, many of them lay fallow, so that was a new observation.
P.S. I know you pride yourself on your writing, so I just wanted to mention the interesting typo (I think!) in the first full paragraph, in the phrase "start over with a clean slave"!