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Just a book I recommend for those educating themselves.
On Bill Gates being a psychopath, which is a popular idea on Bitchute, I just have to ask if you wouldn't be corrupted by a fortune of his magnitude. You may say you wouldn't, but you have to recognize his riches are directly connected to the ruling cult. It's not like he's his own man with independent riches. There's no such thing at that level.
I'm mentioning Gates after watching briefly the latest from Polly. She talks as though she has everything all figured out. For example, she says certain people are ashamed and have no courage. Probably not. Probably they feel no shame, and feel plenty of courage.
You have to recognize many people go beyond morality, and are no longer operating within the framework you consider universal.
Then she says they're so terrified of being associated with something bad because of shallow self-esteem. Again, I doubt it. I've never been a fan of her material despite her popularity.
People like Gates and others with hundreds of billions really don't care about things like that. They're in a different world.
Furthermore, my experience is that in the world as it is, the Christian saints epitomizing moral ideals are the exception and not the rule. The common person adapting to this world is a conniving, deceptive, manipulative sociopath. The common person. That's the norm, not the exception, and Whiteness doesn't change this.
Maybe the corruption of humanity begins in the abusive hospitals. There's too much wrong with this world to know for certain very much. It is interwoven in everything going right back to our earliest experiences in this reality.
Another thought based on recent work from Max is that the light or luficer dimensions of ourselves are indeed shunted by keeping us indoors excessively during daylight hours. I've noticed for a long while that instead of being outside in the open light, people either are indoors, behind glass, or wearing lenses. I know it helps shut down some part of who we could be. Unfiltered light from the sun is integral to realizing our full potential.
Another thought based on his material regarding false spirituality is that a woman took me to her "spiritual" group, which really wasn't anything more than congratulating how great we are and playing adult games with our imagination. Pretty harmless, right? As it turned out, she was mentally ill in the way commonly termed malignant narcissism. In her case I connected it to her years and years of working low-end jobs, which must have been a kind of hell for her. Meanwhile, she was driving an expensive used vehicle, but didn't actually have much money. Yet she was fixated on money and riches.
Again my point is that it's normal in this reality for people to be loony tunes in the head, and more so as they age.
The average person is a version of insanity. That's how they adapt to this world.
As a final point, see how gorgeous is the water in the picture.
