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RE: Operation: Dark Sky (discussion)
As a former Intel Analyst, I've known things most people don't. The things I've learned made preparedness a very high priority. Ignorance is not bliss. The more I know, the better prepared I'll be. No matter how bad things get too, I plan to survive. My children will survive.
Regarding the truth and liberty, I've always been on that path.
Agreed, ignorance is not bliss... With what I have learned so far (and I do not delude myself there is still a lot that I have left to learn), ignorance could become down right dangerous. Being ready has taken on more meaning in my life in the last few months. We (truthbeyondlies is a team) have been preparing for some time now but I do not feel we are prepared enough...To be honest, I do not think we will ever be prepared enough. I wish I could say I was always on the truther path, but I was very blind and naive to what was really going on, but lucky for me, my partner refused to give up on showing me the truth. Since I think you have been on this road a lot longer than I, I do have a question... Have you ever reached the point when you start questioning if you belong or not? What I mean is I do feel like I fit in with people that are not on this path, which is bad (for me) because I work in the corporate world. I cannot really relate to co-workers (such as most will talk about a tv show that they watch when I do not watch tv and if I do, I am not paying attention to the plot, I am seeing the agenda that is being pushed and/or the symbolism that is in it)... Have you faced something like that?
I don't think I've ever "fit in" really. I've always questioned too much according to other people. I still have a hamster wheel, and it is a "golden handcuffs" situation. IT work is not what I ever wanted to do, but it has paid the bills well over the years.
In my opinion over questioning is something that comes with following the truth.