I feel I am posting this not only by my own name, Selene, yet supported by many many readers and contributors to Cluesforum.
To some people numbers don’t count, to other people they do. But let’s focus on the arguments, that is what the forum is so keen on (and why we’re reading or contributing).
In earlier posts I’ve pointed at the attitude we, real truth seekers, should and can have in order to accomplish more and fight less. Use our energies more positively, more wisely, more focussed on the
real enemies out there and on the fakery itself rather than each other (which happens so often when ‘debating’ MSMtrolls elsewhere).
This world, this world free of the dystopian “reality” of Main Stream Media, “Science” and Professional Lying (other people call it euphemistically “politics”), should be an
embracing one. Inviting, welcoming, comfortable, friendly.
Friendly has nothing to do with “making friends” or “we have to like each other”. It has to do with just
that aspect of life that divides
us from
them. Call them what you like. Perps, freaks, trolls, slaves, Reptilians, bogeymen, worshippers, MSMlovers, zombies, sheeple, deniers, believers, you name it.
They thrive on division and conquer, so we should not.
That should be unnecessary here. The facts speak for themselves, the arguments count and all in a the most respectable formatting and spelling possible.
There are far far more people out there reading here than participating and a strict and pretty suspicious mindset against contributors is not the problem.
But please, cut us, co-
Homo sapiens some slack. Everybody is learning and doing his or her best to gain most insight in this freaky Truman Show we’re surrounded with.
- To accept that all space travel is impossible to space lovers is more than just factual. It touches them in the deepest of their views and feelings.
- To accept that ordinary plain crashes (no typo) are and can be faked, even in cities of millions of people, is an enormous leap for mankind.
- To accept that your world views are not that anymore that you’ve been bombarded with your entire life, is sickening.
I think I speak on behalf of many readers when I say that cutting away the heroin is not enough. We need each other in this abstention clinic that we ended up in, looking at the “Brave” New World surrounding us.
My
first started topic which intended to
bring people and many Cluesform themes together has been brutally closed. Although I thought it conformed to all the rules of editing, formatting, interlinking of topics, backing up with sources and grammar and spelling, which I admire to be strict on this forum, due to two grumpy reactions from the grandfathers of insight in this freaky New World, it was deemed “unnecessary”. It intended to interlink the Cluesforum with the "reality" of
them. To get more people interested in the topics discussed here.
I am by private message in contact with one of the respected members of Cluesforum and he or she supported my topic and pitied the closing of it. It is up to him or her to support me here, I respect privacy very much.
The intention of this topic and of the closed one is equal, so that’s why I brought it up. No whining, just that I want to give my message, which I think is necessary for "Getting The Word Out".
We look around and want to understand the world around us.
We need each other. Not as obliged friends, but less as suspicious enemies. The enemies are out there, not amongst us, moral, normal, non-violent, decent, thinking people.
Some suspicion and pokiness is of course not more than logical with so many freaks around us. But don’t let suspicion become paranoia, ‘cause then
they have won. Spot the ironically intrinsic paranoia in me saying this.
We are all waking up, and the grandfathers in their comfortable chairs in their salons, please, think about you when you were waking up and nobody around you understood your “craziness”. Think about that and then us. We want to learn from you, as babies just entering this realm and detoxifying from what’s out there.
So teach us, don’t preach us.
Help us, don’t (a)ban(don) us.
Support us and we will support you with the best content we can get.
Selene
A cynic is not merely one who reads bitter lessons from the past; he is one who is prematurely disappointed in the future
Sydney J. Harris (1962)