Lack of change is 'grim'.

So I wake up this morning to this:

Daily Express: SHOCK CLAIM: Nigel Farage says Labour benefited from students voting TWICE at election

Here is the last line:

The Express.co.uk has contacted the Electoral Commission for a comment

Of course the Electoral Commission has not commented though because they are rarely interested in electoral rigging that is done by the left. It's good that they are potentially arresting Craig McKinley, but one good behaviour does not make a good organisation out of that group of nobodies.

Apart from that though it is a pretty slow newsday. As always May has a complete iron grip over the media and we are hearing nothing about the Conservative - DUP talks. Ideally it would be good if Nigel Farage was part of the Brexit negotiations and the BBC got the chop, but it seems rather like a pipe dream.

In a Richie Allen/ David Icke interview recently, David Icke talked about the 'postage stamp consensus'. That issues within a certain subset are the only ones that are able to be discussed. I prefer to call this the 'cult of normality' and it has taken over everything.

It got broken a little in the 23rd of June Brexit vote then the Donald Trump vote, then the 'Alliance' freely allowed vote rigging because 'too much freedom is dangerous' and the continuation of that breaking of the consensus in the form of movement against the "religion" of Islam was stopped in its tracks.

Had that happened the normal trends would have been upset and people in the normal world that never look out of the 'postage stamp consensus' would have felt a bit of a rumble and not been able to not face deeper societal issues, or had a little more difficulty ignoring the situation.

Now it feels very much like the 'cult of normality' has taken over and the idea that it was once going to be opposed is slipping away. Aside from some good potentials (i.e. this DUP thing), pretty much any hope of change seems to be non existent. Stock market crash, political movement in another country, political movement in this country...

Grim.

Hmmm...

*Groan*

It is not looking good, and with all this ongoing fanaticism from the Remainers I'm starting to lose hope.

Luckily the DUP are holding out against this witch, however, she is still in power. This is what Ben Fulford had to say [link]:

In the UK election, the false flag attacks in London had the opposite of their intended effect by turning voters away from Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May. May is now being forced to turn to the creationist fundamentalist DUP party in order to cling to power. The Khazarian mafia media is trying to portray her set back as a victory against Brexit. However, May’s opponent, Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn, has had 75% negative coverage by the same Khazarian media because he supports such things as 911 truth.

The thing is I have an ideological preference away from socialism. When confronted with this information it's like... What do I do?

Well, add Jeremy Corbyn on twitter for one! I have not been saying bad things about Corbyn and think I handled the discussion well here:

The New World: In Defence Of Jeremy Corbyn

I do not know when the next thing will change because it is all pretty slow!

Personal:

I have tried to get out of this staff meeting at work by writing a long email explaining why I shouldn't go with the foundation being I'm not contracted to work those hours and I don't owe anything informally to the company because of 'xyz'. Tense times though.

With the previous social arrangement I had with the company which I turned up for and no one was there I was tense about for several weeks between when they asked me and when I went. Now I have stopped any arrangement with the company I have really relaxed and tonight, due mostly to other reasons probably (good eating), I have slept very well!

Unfortunately, someone might write back with a compelling reason I should attend this meeting. I have not talked to anyone (outside management) from the company for four months since I begun and have been invited to one social gathering in which I was stood up. My last job it was two months before I had a discussion with anyone. Whole thing is a bit weird. Or perhaps it's the way work should be... Just work.

This is all in relation to Jupiter direct. I have realised Jupiter is about 'valuing' things partly.

Just blowing off a bit of steam here!

Crazy stupid people and prophetic events.

Urrgg. Today I drag myself up from somewhere as far as the depths of hell to join you in the 'waking world'.

Where things are starting to feel increasingly weird and dreamlike.

To start off this very unusual theme I'm going to drop a video here I'm going to come back to later:

You know how a lot of times people say a bunch of stuff that all sounds very serious but, actually, what they say will not be acted upon?

This is probably one of those times, although when listening to the video... It does not FEEL like one of those times, it feels like it is information that is really going to herald some sort of change in the way these sorts of people are handled.

I am reminded, firstly of the 'Taken' series by Stephen Spielberg, because Mike Adams and Joel Gretsch are very similar. Then of the film 'The Day After Tomorrow'. One that I actually thought was quite good and never picked up to own. (A sardonic look at the cabal where the military in this program got no end to trouble because they were violent and negative towards a robot that only responded with violence when threatened and was so much more advanced than them).

There is just a feeling I get when viewing this that, the kind of power like that shown in these films, the "extra terrestrial power", if brought to bear on these people how traumatic it would be.

I have recently been listening to my sister tell me about the behaviour of 14 year old girls. Many of them are so obsessed with selfies they take photos of them and their friends and put it on facebook... and when you see them actually with those best friends they are both on their phones ignoring each other. (This I credit partly to the feminisation of society that has lead to the destruction of men. If these girls were "chased" by "boys" they would feel valued and not feel such an excessive need for self promotion. Also bad role models).

Couple this with peoples behaviour on University campus' and it starts to come into view how absolutely mentally underdeveloped many people are.

Big things happening:

The magnanimity of what I am about to mention has really struck me however, things are still in the works here.

Firstly, a small minor point, it does seem that this article is quite accurate about what seems to be happening in politics at the moment:

Jessica Adams: Astrology and the 2017 UK Election

In this piece she made two predictions... A media carve up that might include the BBC's future being threatened and a 'ghost that walks'. The people in the comments have said this is Jeremy Corbyn but I don't believe it can be because he was never really a ghost, the media made people believe he was but actually he is not.

It does seem though that Nigel Farage seemed to have disappeared from politics... and, well, maybe, possibly, hopefully:

Metro: The DUP could insist on Nigel Farage having a role in Brexit negotiations

Now, aside from my own predictions on astrology [link], there was a lightning strike in Kent [Link] which is Nigel Farage's constituency and now this is happening.

The amazingness of this is difficult to comprehend because if true, if Nigel Farage does gain a legitimate position as a result of all this completely unpredictable politics, then whatever force controlled the lightning strike really is a powerful being. Since they were able to predict the result ahead of time. It could even be controlled by someone far higher than the "Alliance".

It has lead me to feel the whole thing is more real and to feel actual fear for those that have done bad things. Because karma is real!

Politics and the cult of "normality".

Telegraph Premium (meaning most of us can't access it): 

Telegraph: Exclusive Telegraph ORB poll: Labour narrows gap to six points as women voters surge towards Jeremy Corbyn

Just 31 per cent of women planned to vote Labour in mid-May but that figure has jumped to 40 per cent this week – just a single point behind the Tories.

Just something interesting about the left wing vote.

I was listening to someone yesterday who went through the manifesto's. He was deciding who to vote for having not considered the idea before and even though this guy used to be a conspiracy theorists like me and another one of his close friends, as life as gone on he has been partially consumed by the "normalness" that has kind of taken over everything and gained ascendency at the moment. So he did not bother with the EU referendum and is half left, but with an economic sense. So it was like listening to someone who is intelligent discover politics for the first time and hearing this persons decision making process.

He went through the different parties, he threw out Green and Labour because he didn't think they were properly costed. Green is obviously not costed it is literally written as though they have access to a magic money tree and in his words the Green party is for "stupid people".

He didn't like the Labour idea of restricting CEO pay to 20:1 and said they would simply leave the country.

Threw out UKIP because even though everything was great on the manifesto the last statement about getting rid of the House of Lords is a deal breaker for him.

Leaving Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. After going through them both he decided they were both well costed and went with Liberal Democrats in the end because, crucially, from his perspective they are basically the same except that Tories throw in nasty things every so often such as taking over the entire internet.

Also, being quick thinking, he made notes of these kinds of lines:

David Cameron’s tax "triple lock”, which guaranteed there would be no rise in national insurance, VAT or income tax, will be scrapped in favour of a general statement of intent to lower tax and simplify the tax system.

There will be no increase in the level of VAT.

To which he said... "OK, then they're going to increase National Insurance and Income Tax..." A fair point!

Then after all that he went back to decide he would vote Green in his constituency.

But, it is an interesting perspective. Because the Tories could have walked this election.. Remember their original statements... that they wanted a large majority so they could face down the EU with a large mandate!

Foreign aid was a vote loser, a shot across the bow at the elderly was a vote loser and controlling the entire internet to censor it is definitely a vote loser... I really don't know what they are thinking! I think incompetence is more likely than a conspiracy in this instance.

I am so lost now, I feel bad that the Manchester attack is already being forgotten and to many people it was never even recognised. I have another thought on it that if it was a false flag then perhaps it was not related to the political campaigning, since they are aiming for the 22nd of the month for some reason. As it does not effect how I vote I suppose it isn't too important. Also, I may get more information before the actual vote, such as from Ben Fulford tomorrow!