Knowing that this life the only life we get before the next, and that this life is a test against good vs evil.

Why are we not panicking? Why are we just strolling along, why aren't we turbo MAXING out on fighting against evil?
life feels strangely passive

>>40618885 (OP)
because life is a balance of passivity and action, too much of one destroys the other, and thereby itself

Tower of Babel must be built/destroyed. It will look gorgeous, and we’ll dance through its halls in sin. Those that know its fate can relax in faith.

>>40618885 (OP)
mirror mirror on the wall, stop hitting urslef

>>40618885 (OP)
>this life the only life we get before the next
This means nothing.
This will be the very last post I ever make until the next.

>>40618897
This is actually pretty true.

>>40618885 (OP)
Because its not good vs evil. Just evil

>>40618885 (OP)
Because the control grid is incredibly strong and there are few people that care about the evil. And even if they did notice, which they don't, they would simply think it was all far too big and strong to fight (they're wrong)

They're sedated by comfort, security, distractions, fear, isolation etc. It's a perfectly well tuned system that lulls you in and feeds off of your sorrow in the darkness, convincing you that there is nobody else. And even though people don't like the system they have found themselves trapped within, they don't know how to escape it. The planetary control grid is enormously complex and hidden in plain site. The only way for people to fight it is to actually know when they are looking at something evil, and many don't, because the knowledge of how to determine whether or not something is even good or bad has been a tightly guarded secret that has been hidden away for thousands of years by the same enemy.

In truth, if enough people woke up at once, this would end over night. And the battle would be won without firing a single shot. The system requires your participation. And if people stopped participating and simply watched in silence, it would end immediately and it would take thousands of years to rebuild the control grid. Or if people maintained their vigilance, it would never return

>>40618900
The tower of Babel is rapidly reaching its apex. We are due for a massive global awakening any moment now

>>40619805
Why though? There's no reason there would be such an awakening now. No indication of it or effects from it

It just feels like cope to me, people thought the same things about the Great War and then WWII - they thought it was going to end the world, and in a way I guess it did end the world as it was. It just didn't end the things people hoped and/or expected it to end.

>>40619822
Groups are now operating in the open, liberating information to the public that has been guarded for thousands of years, and rather than being assassinated, they are being allowed to live

The proliferation of the internet was mainly for control purposes, but it also carried the double edged sword of requiring you to allow people to talk. People you couldn't stop immediately, because if they went missing, others would notice, and you would instantly recognize that they had something to say. The system needs plausible deniability of its interference, so it can't just kill every single person that spills the beans. Before, they could simply do that and run a cover job and nobody was wiser, but certain people have all eyes on them all the time both good and bad. And if something happened to them, it might be worse than simply letting them say what they had to say

The game now is to allow the truth tellers to be able to tell their truth and then to try to corrupt and spin it or discredit them, making them look like fools. But anyone with discernment and logical reasoning can finally start pulling the threads together until they reach the final revelation. And many are reaching that point. We are just not at critical mass yet. And once you know the truth, it can never be taken away. We just haven't hit critical mass yet

And many are still missing the final piece of the puzzle, about how you can end it all without direct action in an instant, but since there are so many pulling the threads together, it is inevitable that it will enter into circulation soon and that it will become public knowledge