The scholarly work you put out in the first years is truly astounding. Few men like yourself, and women, can do such a thing these days.
I can't help to notice that Mars is looking awfully bright and orange these days to the point I had to download Stellarium to find out what it was. I've loved astrology since I was young but had always been so shit when it came to identifying the objects just never had the will to study it seriously the same way the girl next door did into crystals and all that. I was more of the boots on the ground with astrology in the back of my mind type outside of recognizing it's a giant clock. I can swear David Lynch even used the sounds of the solar system as the backdrop in the show creating an out of this world audio sensation.
I do find it interesting though that Mars, Aldebaran, Pleiades, and Uranus are creating a semi dipper formation, or more like a spatula. Perhaps ready to flip this shit upside down.
I would like to know if John Caprpenter's "The Fog" has any connection to wormholes/black holes and the re-turn of entities? This could be predictive programming
Hello Jack, I would like to thank you and your team for doing the real work of putting this information together and keeping them on the internet. I remember when they first came out 9 years ago. 9 years wholly shit. I would read through the first time and then spend the next few days going through the articles and looking up everything I didn't know. Which led to rabbit holes and on and on. Then I would impatiently wait for the next one. I always appreciated the work that was put into this and I had to work just to try and follow along. I learned so much from you and Orage, and your team. Rereading them now helps me to understand what I learned and what I missed.
If you are ever asking the question was it worth it and did it make a difference. It was and you did.
Thank you Saw, I gave up a six-figure income with an office and two secretaries to write these things while existing only on government handouts. I gave it my all 24/7 with the best researcher, Orage, Hollywood had to offer. Until about 2018 you could just Google jackheart and we took up the first five pages of a Google search. I now find myself for all my troubles since 2013 relegated to a tiny corner on Substack while I watch entertainers like Stew Peters and ilk dominate the internet that almost made me famous. If it wasn't for paid subscribers like yourself, I wouldn't even be making a living. Now I may be a little bitter about that but I'm not half as bitter as every westerner should be, bitter enough to hunt down the perpetrators of this outrage against literature, journalism and the human intellect and exterminate them for what is perhaps the greatest crime ever committed against humanity. Hell, I should have just stayed out of it and wrote about gangsters but how could I do that when I never snitched and everything I said would be used as evidence against me?
The scholarly work you put out in the first years is truly astounding. Few men like yourself, and women, can do such a thing these days.
I can't help to notice that Mars is looking awfully bright and orange these days to the point I had to download Stellarium to find out what it was. I've loved astrology since I was young but had always been so shit when it came to identifying the objects just never had the will to study it seriously the same way the girl next door did into crystals and all that. I was more of the boots on the ground with astrology in the back of my mind type outside of recognizing it's a giant clock. I can swear David Lynch even used the sounds of the solar system as the backdrop in the show creating an out of this world audio sensation.
I do find it interesting though that Mars, Aldebaran, Pleiades, and Uranus are creating a semi dipper formation, or more like a spatula. Perhaps ready to flip this shit upside down.
I would like to know if John Caprpenter's "The Fog" has any connection to wormholes/black holes and the re-turn of entities? This could be predictive programming
Well Loki looks to me like Carpenter was more than just in the entertainment business
Hello Jack, I would like to thank you and your team for doing the real work of putting this information together and keeping them on the internet. I remember when they first came out 9 years ago. 9 years wholly shit. I would read through the first time and then spend the next few days going through the articles and looking up everything I didn't know. Which led to rabbit holes and on and on. Then I would impatiently wait for the next one. I always appreciated the work that was put into this and I had to work just to try and follow along. I learned so much from you and Orage, and your team. Rereading them now helps me to understand what I learned and what I missed.
If you are ever asking the question was it worth it and did it make a difference. It was and you did.
Thank you Saw, I gave up a six-figure income with an office and two secretaries to write these things while existing only on government handouts. I gave it my all 24/7 with the best researcher, Orage, Hollywood had to offer. Until about 2018 you could just Google jackheart and we took up the first five pages of a Google search. I now find myself for all my troubles since 2013 relegated to a tiny corner on Substack while I watch entertainers like Stew Peters and ilk dominate the internet that almost made me famous. If it wasn't for paid subscribers like yourself, I wouldn't even be making a living. Now I may be a little bitter about that but I'm not half as bitter as every westerner should be, bitter enough to hunt down the perpetrators of this outrage against literature, journalism and the human intellect and exterminate them for what is perhaps the greatest crime ever committed against humanity. Hell, I should have just stayed out of it and wrote about gangsters but how could I do that when I never snitched and everything I said would be used as evidence against me?