We Will Make It
It's been difficult at times to feel super jazzed about reporting on the news lately except when the narrative boom comes along like with the Putin interview and the Epstein documents. In between the huge moments has been a dull: Oh look they are sending more of our money to Ukraine or more disheartening news about the border or Trump's legal persecutions.
Much of this I find to be soul-draining for anons. We already know all about these things and now the world is finding out just how bad they've had for decades not just now.
This must be made clear.
Your money was being siphoned by the military-industrial complex underneath your nose for generations. The foreign wars we fought were shams.
This was clear to conspiracy theorists before but now this truth has become so blatant that many are joining our intellectual side. I mean they are now giving billion to an unwinnable war to literal nazis in Ukraine while Biden can barely complete a coherent sentence. Us conspiracy theorists told you President's were puppets but Biden has manifested this reality like no one thought possible. You can practically see the strings attached to the corpse of what used to resemble an idiotic person.
When you detach from the everyday happenings though, you find it almost miraculous that we have come this far. The country has inexplicably not imploded despite all that she's been put through. America still stands.
And so do anons.
We came this far and to think, we're less than one year away from the election. Something has to break through. There is a timetable to this journey. It simply cannot go on forever. This encourages me when the daily news simply does the opposite. Our endurance to come this far truly boggles the mind. To watch with open eyes, and bear witness to these decrepit truths without truly despairing is something we all should be proud of. Sometimes I have to pinch myself.
2020 was years ago. It's 2024.
And the election is right around the corner. And God knows what else.
I take solace in the breadcrumbs that God leaves along the way.
Like the fall of Roe v Wade, the prophetic event of the Georgia Guidestones blowing to smithereens, and the massive awakening occurring around the world.
Sometimes it feels like we've been on a taxing path straight to Mount Doom. Individual and collective burdens weigh us down. Yet we persist. Because, frankly, we have no choice.
We must see this to the end.
Don't let the draining news of today rob you of the ability to extract joy. Just think of how far you've come. We've all had transformational experiences along the way. God is using these hellscapes, these trials and He's creating a path forward. A proverbial parting of the waters. Onwards to an Exodus. A fall of Babylon. A great jubilee with hardened and tried and tested people.
We will make it.
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Thank you PEPE we all need a bit of inspiration. We have been fighting the fight and it seems at times there is no end insight. In God’s time. This indeed a holy war good against evil and God always wins.
I said to my wife this morning that it appears that God has to create the good we need out of chaos and confusion. I've said before in comments here that when Jesus went through his trial, crucifixion, and death, no doubt everyone was bewildered. That Saturday had to be very hard. But the end result was the resurrection and the beginning of the church. But God did not shield everyone from confusion. The same appears to be so here. There are a LOT of things being revealed and learned about history, our government, and it goes back over a hundred years now. A lot of our presuppositions have been challenged and in some cases shattered. It's disorienting what we thought was our situation. But what comes out of it, God only knows and we have to trust that though we don't know now, we will know, and hopefully soon. I often say "Reality Always Wins". Truth is what wins. So many of our arguments about what is truly happening were scoffed at, mocked, censored, fact-checked, etc., but how many have been proven true in time? I have a few things I'm pretty sure I'm right about and I'm waiting for those beans to get spilled in my state. So we persist. Psalm 37.