Opinion: Wise Up

See "NOTE," below.

I have a neighbor who generously opens his home most Saturday mornings to anyone who would like to come and share breakfast.  He has been doing it for more than twenty years.  It is a good way for people to become acquainted with each other.  I go occasionally and did so yesterday.

There are some things I will discuss with these people, and many things I will not.  For example, I did not mention the American Civil Peace Flag I often fly from my house until someone asked about it last spring.  I told everyone what it was and that led to some rather tense moments as people grappled with information they had never encountered before.  For example, I told them America had not been at war since 1814 and that was new to them.

I avoided the breakfast gathering for several weeks afterward because I did not want to cause division, and I only returned after one of them came to my house on Father's Day and asked me to go with him to have pie and coffee.  He told me everyone knew my flag was the "peace flag."

So, I generally do not discuss political matters with these folks, unless I can see a way to remain agreeable with their perspectives, but as a group they often discuss the latest hot topic in the news or in the local newspaper.  The vocal ones are nearly always "left-leaning," and the gatherings tend to be an "echo chamber" of popular perspectives, and that's okay.  People have the right to express their views and opinions.

This past week, one of the couples returned from spending the winter on Maui in the Hawaiian Islands.  They brought up the horrible tragedy of the fire in Lahaina and what things were like on the ground there.  They mentioned many of the local people would not talk about what happened, and attributed their reluctance to the horror of it all.  When my friends started talking about how automobile wheels were melted and the actual surface of the ground was changed down several inches, I commented it was not a natural fire.  That did not fit the narrative they had been told and some people involved in the conversation became argumentative.  I quickly changed the subject.

While people were conversing and eating breakfast, I consulted the signal-detecting app on my iPhone and took the screenshot at the top of this post.

The people in this breakfast group all seem to fervently believe in the "COVID" narrative put out by the Media during the past few years.  They all seem to have "had COVID" and gotten the "vaccines" because they openly talk about it.  Breakfast has been cancelled numerous times due to "quarantines" and various illnesses.  I am quite certain all of these folks are fully "boosted" with repeat injections.

What I saw on my app was what I expected, and I remained silent while continuing to enjoy the food and conversations.

(NOTE:  After publishing this article, I discovered iPhones can have a paired, unknown signal that may actually be the WiFi system communicating with it, especially if the WiFi was not configured with a Name by the owner.¹  That might be what is displayed in the screenshot, above, but it seems logical the WiFi should only be broadcasting as a single device and not sending out separate signals for each phone.  I am staying with my initial opinion about that image for now.  Please read the comment I made under the previous MAC Addresses article for more discussion.)

Later, I went to the Midland Mall again.  Many people were there with friends and families because the March weather outside was cold, breezy, and drizzly.  At one point, I stood in the middle of the Food Court and consulted my app.  I counted over 200 unknown signals.  Not all of the children and young adults present would have had pacemakers, and my count did not include their phones.  I was horrified.

These unknown signals coming out of people's bodies are evidence they took the shot, in my opinion.  Researchers have technically analyzed the contents of the so-called "vaccines" and have found they contain graphene nanoparticles, among other nefarious things.  Those particles assemble into long filaments and other structures inside the body after injection, and they act as antennas.  Graphene is superconductive, which means it does weird, scientific things.

People believed they needed the injections to keep them safe, but they were deceived into being turned into radio transmitting antennas and receiving "ticking time bombs" into their bodies that will eventually kill them.

The American Federation Fiduciary made this statement as part of an article over a year ago...

The Department of Defense and the unelected National Security Council have been in charge of the whole mRNA injection campaign -- as shown by patents, government contracts, executive orders, and Congressional acts.

And, according to the DOD's own research, the seven year survival rate of this mRNA "therapy" is 1:40,000.

I also told you that the members of Congress exempted themselves from these injections and exempted their families and their staff members and their families and also members of other favored groups including employees and officers of the Big Pharma corporations and members of the Church of Scientology.

They have, in effect, killed 200 Million Americans without firing a shot, by hiding behind "Uniformed Officers" conscripted under Title 37, and used these "irregular forces" in a Mercenary Conflict they are merely calling a "war".  (AVR#3962, January 14, 2023)

"The seven year survival rate of this mRNA 'therapy' is 1:40,000," translates to mean everybody who took the shot will be dead in seven years, except one man or woman out of every 40,000 people.  The population of Midland, Michigan is approximately 40,000.  People who took the jabs are going to die by 2028, according to the sponsors of this debacle.

I witnessed four Americans be injected with "boosters" on December 13, 2023.  One of them was very sick at the time, and died six days later.  A second died just recently.  The other two are not looking good.

The contents of the batches of these potions vary greatly.  Some are saline placebos, some kill immediately, and most convey all kinds of different maladies that will keep the Medical Industry busy for a long, long time.

Who would do such a horrible thing, and why would they do it?  Evil people who want to kill off their creditors and make a profit while doing it.  This kind of thing has happened many times in the past and it is happening again, only on a vast, vast scale and using advanced technology to do it.

 

Most people cannot comprehend the evil taking place, but it is happening.  Many refuse to believe.  It has been said, "Those who you trust the most are the most evil."  Unfortunately, that seems to be true.

Rome's mode of operating has always been to give the masses "bread and circuses" to keep them from revolting.  What kinds of "bread" are they providing today?

And "circuses"?

 

Wise up, people.  They are trying to kill you in horrible ways.

Don't let them get away with it...

UPDATE, March 11, 2024...

¹ WiFi is not the same thing as Bluetooth (BT).  The app I am using on my iPhone detects Bluetooth.

Please see the March 11, 2024 update to the previous article, MAC Addresses.

 

UPDATE, March 12, 2024...

I usually do not cite or comment on reports from Real Raw News (RRN) because they are single-sourced reports.  The journalist who publishes that site generally gets his information from particular military spokespeople, and the information is not shared with other journalists.

I am making an exception in this case because of the uncanny timing.  On the same day I posted this "Wise Up" article, RRN published that an aircraft with laser capabilities had been destroyed.  The article stated the destroyed aircraft had been used to cause the Lahaina fires.

I mentioned Lahaina in my article.

I do not believe in coincidences.  Not anymore.

YAL-A1, Airborne Laser

UPDATE, March 13, 2024...

The image presented at the top of this article is erroneous and invalid.  It is an example of confirmation bias.  I saw what I expected to see and presented it as data.

But the data is irrelevant because those signals are probably coming from the cellphones around the table.  It turns out cellphones have multiple antennas, and the signals in the image are probably from secondary antennas.

This does not invalidate the rest of the article.

Please see the updates in the MAC Addresses article for more discussion about this.