Month: February 2019

There’s quite a lot to process here. I’ll attempt to keep it simple. Continue reading "‘Nope.’"

For starters, I’d like to compliment the apostate system on their recent shift to a noticeably more amicable ‘tone’. On a non-overt basis, though still a counter-Divine Will, counter-True Nature basis, they’ve manifestly been emphasizing how much we could achieve together, how both I and they ‘know the score’, and that they’re not really all that bad. These are things I’ve been aware of, and make an effort to remind Myself of frequently, but it’s always refreshing to hear it. Continue reading "Re: Amicability"

Due to the ubiquity of the apostates’ manifestly continuing control of the infrastructure, I’ve noticed that the literal ‘State of the Union’ address I’d cited was literally from last year. Since I’ve largely discontinued My use of television it hadn’t been immediately apparent that this year’s version hasn’t been made publicly available yet. The similarity between the symbolism and non-overt strategies in use by the apostates now and a literal year ago is certainly marked, rather tellingly, and I’d noticed it elsewhere as well. Currently, the apostate system appears to be making quite an effort to emplace the word ‘savage’ conspicuously, while using symbolism intended to either neutralize it or imply an inversion via counter-Divine Will symbols, which is a practice well outside of the standards of My “house” but evidently routine within the apostate quasi-organizations. Continue reading "A minor correction"

I’ve been noticing recent investments in some atypical symbolism from the apostate system, again on a counter-Divine Will basis. For example, this assortment of non-overt symbols is quite thick with less than reliable symbolism, found here:

“It was created as a biting satire of South Korea’s notoriously competitive education system, but the country’s most popular c█ble TV drama has inspired some fans to ignore its warnings and instead double down on their pursuit of success.”

Goodness Me, that’s quite a jumble of less-than-clarity. Continue reading "More clarity than was likely sought"