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31/1/2021

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The other day I watched an episode of Star Trek first broadcast fifty four years ago. The Enterprise ends up in Earth's atmosphere above the USA in the late 1960s. (In American sci-fi, only the USA exists for things extraterrestrial) Jet fighters of that era are launched when the "UFO" is detected. Because of the mishap, propulsion is still weak, so Capt. Kirk uses a tractor beam to control the potentially dangerous fighter jet until orbit can be achieved. Mentioned often are UFO, fear, hostility, attack and harm. 

How much did this episode permanently influence viewers to see Alien ETs and UFOs as all hostile? I was only about 6½ years along, we didn't have a "television set" yet. I wonder....This leads to questions for The Committee about visitors to Earth.  
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Tigger
31/1/2021 16:50:37

Will Biden attempt to undo the newly created Space branch established under Trump? I felt this was a postive step forward to help humanity and Aliens establish more contact that could be mainstream or normalized if disclosures were forthcoming. I hope this hasn't changed.

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Patrick
2/2/2021 06:56:37

Biden or the people giving him instructions? He's a figurehead playing a role, which applies to nearly all national leaders.

No, because the USSF is & was just a formalization of what the USA has already been doing for a long time.

No nation on Earth requires a "space agency" or military function to meet with alien ETs. The only thing required is the extension of an invitation.

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Linda
1/2/2021 00:57:15

The Star Trek episode was called Tomorrow is Yesterday. I had to look it up - I wasn’t a big Star Trek fan. I don’t remember seeing that one before but it’s a very interesting idea and episode title. The fear of aliens invading earth, enslaving humanity or whatever other fear of UFOs started with sci-FYI movies of the 1950s. Star Trek in general and this episode in particular showed another perspective to the UFOs and those aboard. They are us. We are them. Tomorrow is yesterday.

54 years later and humanity is still clinging to the fear based perspective of the 1950s alien invasion programming. 🙄

Kevin Moore did an interview with Paul Selig (YT published January 1, 202O) and Paul tells a story about someone asking him once what his Guides have to say about “those evil aliens” and Paul’s Guides responded with,

“ Isn’t it bad enough that you can’t get along with one another now you have to go about vilifying the rest of the universe?”

Great interview and response! You can listen to it here at the 1:37:37 mark

https://youtu.be/tyusX47gDBU

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Patrick
2/2/2021 07:19:21

Humans see and project humanity onto nearly everything, don't we?

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Jennifer
1/2/2021 02:36:18

https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-asia-55882489

Military took over Myanmar and arrested a bunch of politicians. hmmmmmmmmm

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Patrick
2/2/2021 06:58:17

Arrested or deposed? Sounds like a lot of talk heard in the USA recently.

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Jennifer
2/2/2021 08:02:29

exactly! Media is not talking about this. They were deposed because of election fraud! This is big news.

Scott R
1/2/2021 02:45:01

Committee, The Day the Earth Stood Still, the movie made in the 50"s, not the terrible remake, this movie is different from the majority of fear based alien movies, am I right about that? If I am, is there any reason for that? Or none at all?

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Steve
1/2/2021 05:10:58

That original movie was fantastic, loved it.

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Patrick
2/2/2021 07:00:38

The Committee says "Yes, however the reason this movie's theme of non-hostile visitors didn't continue with subsequent entertainment of the same and similar genres, is sales and appeal. Fear is a better selling method for and among humans."

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Scott R
1/2/2021 03:07:34

Patrick, the stock market is acting up...is that the HCP's laundering money?

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Stephen
1/2/2021 03:17:36

Of course the Illuminati is no boy scout, but its power has been grossly exaggerated, I think.
The latest turmoil in the stock market, I believe, marks the demise of the Illuminati in controlling the stock market. The Illuminati may very well try to spin and turn this into its advantage. But the recent events really couldn't be planned or executed by the Illuminati.
Therefore, don't panic and drop the conspiracy paranoia for once. There are plenty of other real issues worthy of our worry, eg the SHIFT!

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Patrick
2/2/2021 07:02:49

Not grossly exaggerated, just over estimated a little.

Patrick
2/2/2021 07:02:01

No, such an obvious move would never be made by them. This would be a good distraction, to divert attention. Neither have occurred now by the hands of the HCPs.

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Scott R
1/2/2021 03:10:27

Patrick, Marines singing these are the days of Elijah...https://youtu.be/tpoyL6eGhhQ

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Patrick
1/2/2021 10:59:52

The uniforms look like US Army, a very nice gathering to see. 🙂

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Scott R
1/2/2021 14:25:00

If they were yelling ooah, that would be army...these guys are yelling, oorah...Marines. ).

Patrick
2/2/2021 07:08:29

@ Scott R: You're right but but the uniforms are not what Marines have worn in many years.

Lorri
1/2/2021 05:54:17

Well, it was a matter of time. They're censoring the left now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1DktydhIAs

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Patrick
2/2/2021 07:09:31

What a shock 🙄

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Susan
1/2/2021 23:02:36

I had a major crush on Captain Kirk ;-) Loved Star Trek when I was a kid

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Patrick
2/2/2021 07:09:09

I still do but I also haven't decided what I'm going to be when I grow up.

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notscott
2/2/2021 11:46:34

Poor handling of virus cost Trump his reelection, campaign autopsy finds

Former president Donald Trump lost the 2020 election largely due to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a post-election autopsy completed by Trump campaign pollster Tony Fabrizio.

The 27-page document shows that voters in 10 key states rated the pandemic as their top voting issue, and President Biden won higher marks on the topic. The report also indicates that Trump lost ground among key demographic groups he needed.

The internal report cuts against Trump’s claims that the election was stolen from him and that Biden could not have fairly beaten him — and mirrors what many Trump campaign officials said privately for months.

The analysis by Fabrizio, a Florida pollster who has worked for Trump for years, was shared among campaign advisers late last year and was provided to The Washington Post on Monday night. Politico first reported on the existence of the document.

The states studied were Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas.

Voters in the states overwhelmingly supported a mask mandate — 75 percent — and Anthony S. Fauci, the country’s top infectious-disease specialist, secured an approval rating almost as high. Trump did not support a mask mandate — sometimes mocking the wearing of masks — and regularly criticized Fauci, threatening to fire him at times.

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alex campbell
2/2/2021 15:45:53

And yet Trump not only won but won decisively.

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Saint Irene
2/2/2021 20:24:20

@snotscott--I agree that Trump was too soft--he should have arrested Fauci, banned masks, and never agreed to lockdowns or closures of businesses, schools and churches. TC told us this pandemic was used by the HCP's to exert control over the population...

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Artie Fuffkin
3/2/2021 02:19:14

Lol, snotscott gave me a chuckle 🤣🤣🤣

otherscott
2/2/2021 22:48:13

Thanks not, for the regurgitated mainstream analysis of the fabricated nonsense intended to assuage the anger and frustration of those who were absolutely disenfranchised by the theft of an election. You may now return to your regularly scheduled indoctrination.

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Patrick
3/2/2021 07:51:41

Who conducted this campaign "autopsy"?

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notscott
3/2/2021 12:20:35

The Republican Party.

Here, read some more about it, from another site:

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/02/01/trump-campaign-autopsy-paints-damning-picture-of-defeat-464636

notscott
3/2/2021 12:30:33

In fact, there were two autopsies conducted by the Republicans, both reaching the same conclusions:

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2021/02/trump-polls-why-he-destroyed-campaign.html

Truth is fun, isn't it?

otherscott
3/2/2021 13:33:06

Sorry not, I'd not call it "truth", but some have low thresholds. Slate and Politico are not in the practice of unbiased and truthful reporting. But you run with that and maintain your support of the narrative. Just another mouthpiece for the HCP's.

A BotNot
3/2/2021 11:39:08

Straight from the Washington Post 🙄
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notscott
3/2/2021 14:39:51

Oh, I also found it on Breitbart. Are they a bunch of closet liberals too?

https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2021/02/02/autopsy-report-coronavirus-cost-donald-trump-reelection/

TH
2/2/2021 11:59:15

Nobel Peace prize for Trump...we will see if Norway decide it...

The winner of the Nobel Peace Prize will be awarded in November 2021.


https://www.theepochtimes.com/trump-nominated-for-nobel-peace-prize-over-israel-uae-peace-deal_3680042.html

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alex campbell
2/2/2021 15:47:59

I'd like to see it awarded to someone who has truly devoted a lifetime to peace. A Buddhist monk or similar.

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Patrick
3/2/2021 08:17:46

Agreed Alex, but unfortunately, the recipient is someone with political clout and influence, usually.

Linda
2/2/2021 22:46:54

States have their own sovereignty. The President doesn’t set policy for the individual states, the states are responsible for that and for getting things done within their jurisdiction.

Monks live a separated existence from the rest of humanity. It takes a builder and a doer to bring countries and people together politically as Trump has successfully done. It’s much harder to be in the world taking on the tough problems as Trump has done than the quiet contemplative life of a monk only interacting with his likeminded brothers.

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alex campbell
3/2/2021 04:12:19

Some monks are hermitic by nature. There are other monks who are well known on the global stage as peace ambassadors like Thich Nhat Hahn. MLK called him “an Apostle of peace and nonviolence” when nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Scott R
3/2/2021 05:41:44

Hit the nail on the head, Linda.

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Saint Irene
3/2/2021 01:16:42

Patrick, 'Alien Views' was just great and the info on souls and GAG's likewise awesome!

I was surprised to hear that there are so many GAG's (five times the number of humans)--is this the usual amount or are there extra GAG's here to assist us through the Shift?

Most days I don't give my GAG's a thought, but I do feel gratitude when I notice things going my way--like all the traffic lights staying green on my way to the store and then finding the perfect parking spot when I get there...Do the GAG's prefer us to communicate with, or request assistance from them?

Beautiful post and many thanks, Patrick, TC and GAG's!

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Patrick
3/2/2021 07:56:35

• It's higher than the usual proportion, typically we're closer to 4:1 say The Committee but you are correct, The Shift has increased the support team size.

• Both, neither info to us nor requests to them are preferred. You can, may & should communicate with them just as conversation, also. It does not need to be a request. They like to chit-chat, too.

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Saint Irene
3/2/2021 10:32:06

Thank you, dear Patrick, and absolute love and appreciation to my GAG team, all five of you!

Lorri
3/2/2021 15:20:53

My GAG conversations usually begin with some form of, "Look, XYZ is ridiculous!" ;)

Okay, not completely. I ask for help a lot. Some months back, I was shopping for supplies for a new part-time job where I needed unusual stuff. I was in a big confusing store and I asked my guides to not only help me find everything, but to point out stuff I might have forgotten. They came through in spades. It was like I just walked right into every odd thing I needed.

Saint Irene
3/2/2021 10:56:07

This makes my blood run cold...appears that the "V" program for children is already being rolled out. Says Fauci, "Hopefully by the time we get to the late spring, early summer we will have children being able to be vaccinated according to the FDA's guidance."

https://news.yahoo.com/vaccinating-children-for-covid-19-could-be-key-to-achieving-herd-immunity-231757915.html

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Patrick
4/2/2021 10:58:56

It's supposed to make your blood run cold. You control your reaction, not the actors. Make certain you as the re-actor choose what does NOT feed "their" objective.

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Magic Mike
3/2/2021 10:59:07

I once read that things shown in films like technologies are actually based on reality. So let’s take Star Wars for example. All that technology is already in use on earth or in space?

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Scott R
4/2/2021 00:54:50

Star wars is prolly behind the times compared to what our cousins can do...ya think? Star Trek was channeled to Roddenberry...and so on...I think I got that right...

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Patrick
4/2/2021 10:59:37

"Yes" says The Committee, "Star Wars shows only a small portion of what is known and used."

Patrick
4/2/2021 10:57:03

"Yes" says The Committee, "and more."

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Scott R
4/2/2021 14:55:18

Pat, this "shift" we are experiencing, we tried this back during the Roman Empire but it didn't take, and we are trying not to squander this opportunity...is this correct??




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