Yea, I don't know, allot of things still don't seem to add up, when you consider, from what I understand, is the current official story, that David Wilcock was having some kind of mental health crisis when he had contacted the police, and then shot himself in front of them?! In other words, when they arrived at his residence, he said something like "thanks for coming," and bang?! I don't know man, but out of respect for the family and all, I am not going there. I'm not saying that David may not have had some real problems and may not have been depressed and all, but if only they didn't say what they did in the police report they released as part of the story in the way that they did, I wouldn't question the statement in the report as the manner of death myself; and it seems ALLOT of others feel the same way as well. And I am not necessarily saying that the cause of David's death may not have been suicide either. I just (currently at least) have a problem with that alleged Police report. Just sayin'. And I wasn't particularly even a huge fan, like allot of the other people who seem to have a problem with it, as well. But, it seems this gentleman here (who says he was a close friend of David) doesn't really go there either. The letter he reads that he says was written by David does indicate there was something going on with him, but is still basically inconclusive in my opinion, as to the suicide thing, but I guess that is neither here nor there at this point. Just couldn't resist posting this, because as I said in the previous blog post here, I do think David was a very interesting person, for more reasons then one...
Ya know, I have to say, I did pick-up something about David after I heard the news of his passing. (But am not going to get into it here). It very well may be in relation to the fact that he was a very spiritual person in this life, and therefore, maybe those same personality traits for instance are still intact on the other side in some way as well? (Could be). But THERE ARE other things about David as well, while he was still in this world, that I also found somewhat curious (for lack of a better word) that out of respect for the dead, for one, I am also not going to get into here. (But still doesn't negate the positive things David had done and accomplished in this life).
Just sayin'...
This video (I just recently came across) kind of reminded me of something that David would be into, and therefore thought that maybe this would be a good place for it.
I find it EXTREMELY interesting myself. Some REALLY good stuff here...
Always found this scene VERY interesting. If you know what I mean? How ironic, when you really think about it. Just some food for thought here as well, hmm?
Exactly! "They want to control the narrative." That's what I think. In fact, I used to be REALLY surprised (in a way) when David Wilcock would get all excited when he would talk about the so called 'Coming Disclosure' thing, for more reasons then one. I know these guys ALL too well. (Especially, in relation to this current Presidential Administration). I can remember thinking to myself, "no way, man. There has got to be a catch to all this." And now, we're seeing all these scientists (involved in things like Free Energy and Reverse Engineering technology such as anti-gravity propulsion, etc.) disappearing. This country isn't currently in the situation it is in for no reason. It doesn't mean that there can't be a positive outcome eventually, but there are DEFINITELY going to be obstacles, showing itself in various ways. There is just too much at stake, and WAY too much (current) corruption and greed. Everything is relative. EVERYTHING! It's like Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
That formula (unfortunately?) NEVER fails! Man (generally speaking) is a fallen, flawed creature to begin with. (For some reason). And when you get to that deep level of extreme selfishness and deliberate ignorance (and corruption) in the ranks of power, well, we're currently seeing the results of that. As we have seen before. (Although, not quite like this, I have to say). Man himself (generally speaking) is basically his own stumbling block, or we would be living in a paradise by now.
We already have the technology. Sad. Something has to give, somewhere...
But here is an interesting thing. Wilcock would sometimes speak of a 'Benevolent Universe'. And that maybe is where compassion comes from. (Social Justice, etc.) But not everyone has it. One can learn it, and that comes from free will and intelligence. As it is of a higher order then selfishness. And that seems to come up again and again, with people who have had NDE experiences and the like, and alleged contact with higher (benevolent) beings, or what has sometimes been revealed as (seemingly valid) extraterrestrial contact. You can call them Angels, or whatever you want. But it seems to always come up, in some form, one way or the other. And there may be a reason for that. (It's as if someone is trying to tell us something). And it's called: Common sense. And we cannot evolve further (as a species) without it. (Religion itself is NOTHING without it). And that (unfortunately) is what is sorely lacking within this current administration...
And when religion itself becomes a substitute for compassion, its a problem...
"By their fruits you shall know them." Ironic, isn't it?
And to switch gears a little here (and wrap this all up) this is for people who say that the United States was founded as a Christian Nation. Nothing could be further from the truth. Most of the founding fathers, and those who wrote the Constitution for instance (including George Washington himself, and Benjamin Franklin) were actually Freemasons! i.e. Separation of Church and State. Hence, the clause related to this in the Constitution itself. Wise decision. As we are also seeing played out (in a negative way) like never before. You have the freedom to believe and practice whatever form of religion that you want, but no right to force your particular beliefs (or practices) on others, or (selfishly) use it as a form of control, or for gaslighting others to achieve your own agenda. This is among the worst forms of evil and deception, and the founding fathers realized this, just from history itself. And wisely understood it enough to make sure that they addressed this in the Constitution itself.
End of story...
