Mugita Sokio

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All for introducing myself, and giving my process in how I give my responses.

Good thing you're doing what you're doing now for safety reasons.

Note for Don: I was actually looking to remove this comment due to incivility before I realized my role was removed.

I already knew the rules. Why I made the comment of not wanting to break rules I didn't know about (which you seem to have taken out of context) was because I wanted to make sure there was something that wasn't clear to me that Don would be able to notify me about.

That's all it is, really.

I'd be happy to let you know specifically if my opinion is stated as such, as I had been doing in this community. That said, most of the mainstream narratives tended to be lies, and knowing how to apply Revelation to the 1,900 or so years after its writing in 95 A.D., it's likely at the hands of the Earth Beast, which is the Jesuit Superior General (that's the symbol of the Earth Beast in Revelation 13).

Fun Speculation about the Scriptures: They were likely not released in full until 700 years or so after Revelation was written. My speculation is that the Catholic Church had to edit them to deny the deity of Messiah Yeshua (whom most call Christ Jesus).

I've never heard of the archeological find you speak of. As for paleontology, I personally think it's just a bunch of hogwash if we go further back than around 5,000 years.

As to your comment about different layers of reality, I happened to think that the past, present, and future are happening all at once. Once a quantum level, everything happened at the same time, and observation brings whatever event it is in a specific state of being. There's an audiobook I listened to called The Theory of Everything: A Unified Version of Reality by Ash G. (It's on YouTube if you want to look it up). In it, it does mention that our universe is allegedly over 4 billion years old, though I personally don't agree with that part. Otherwise, it's worth a listen.

That's the purpose of being a Jesuit slave, honest to goodness.

Freelancing, and accepting things not fiat currency, is how you can live a good life if you want to go that route. Either that, or a trade (I can't do a trade due to my numerology).

Not me, but my producer. He said some things that could've gotten him arrested for domestic terrorism, but since the school he went to dealt with it, things went smoothly.

He was... to say the least, not the nicest guy to be around at times.

on The sad truth · c/GenerationZ · -1 pts · 92d

Can confirm that Zionists do this a lot. As a partial Khazar (I'm convinced that I am so), my ethnic brethren love when they do this at the Pope's command, or to that of the Jesuit Superior General. A retired general (which never happened in Jesuit history) went to Jerusalem (if I recall right) to control the upcoming wars.

That was an era, from what I understand of it, that saw religious corruption all over the place. Hitler was, in fact, a Jesuit (there's even a picture of him working with the Antichrist, the Pope, according to historicist opinion). The National Socialist era of Germany (Nazism) is the same as Zionism and Communism, all created by the Jesuits. One more note on the leader of the Third Reich, he was actually a Khazar (He was in the Rothschild line through someone else).

Fun Fact about this: WWII was the second spirit unto frogs, as talked about in Revelation 16. Both WWI (the first spirit unto frogs) and WWII were about pushing the Khazars (Jews by religion, but Turkish by blood) to Palestine to set up a Nakba, according to the Balfour Declaration.

All this is to say yes, there can be some connections to the Salem Witch Trials. Part of the issue some people have with the Holocaust narrative is that some Khazarian actors did such a good job convincing people that it happened, one person named Germar Rudolph wrote a book exposing the actual history of it the Jesuits don't want us to know about it (and their Zionist agents as well, by the way).

on Can we do it? · c/GenerationZ · 0 pts · 92d

We're already in a population collapse, so I've read and heard, so not having children can be a blessing to the Jesuits. Yes, the Jesuits want us to stop having children.

I probably won't be having any, because I don't deal with children very well. My autism would make it extremely difficult to raise one.

on The sad truth · c/GenerationZ · -3 pts · 92d

I happened to be Ashkenazi (partially), and even I know what we we're doing was absolute garbage.

The bright side is that we didn't call the shots. The Vatican did, in fact, do so. The Jesuit Superior General called the shots since 1798, as he's controlled the three World Wars (there were multiple of them, mind you).

Read Revelation, and study it from a historical perspective. You'll realize we've allowed ourselves (the Khazars) to be enslaved since Babylon.