Thanks, Meroveus,
Excellent! Throws another 'wrinkle' into the 'race'. They account for the fear we have of being 'hoodwinked' into the spaceship idea, but they are going to 'save us' in THEIR spaceships, instead of the grays who are the real 'bad guys'. They actually sound sincere and not at all as weird as the Chiappalones (are they the Chiappalones?). But here is the litmus test: Will we realize and BE them rescuing Ourselves? Or will it just be another god to slave kind of ordeal? Remember: They ARE allowed to FOOL us.

Guess we'll know when the time comes. I know one thing for certain: No chip for this girl. As for the 'starvation' thing: Not gonna happen. People are learning they don't need to eat near so much as they raise their vibrations. (through the meditative/'prayer' process) Look at this fascinating letter found at the ttwatch forum this a.m.:
(Won't this put a crimp in their Control Factor?)

Post is from UK and is in response to the Tel Aviv water crisis.
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Comparing notes, we've seen similar things here. (Although in your case water is more of a precious commodity.) Here in the UK you'd think there should be water coming out of
every ediffice, but unfortunately give us a couple of day's sunshine and they're cutting of our water supplies due to shortages. But then it isn't much better when its running, sometimes
you wouldn't believe the colour coming through our pipes or the number of times we've been told not to use it because of bacteria of one nature or another which has mysteriously
appeared in the water supply. (Then have the cheek to charge the Earth for the stuff.) Water boiling is therefor automatic now and we take nothing for granted. However just for a

laugh - collecting rain water for consumption is expressly forbidden here in the UK and our water and local authority can take legal action against anyone found storing it for anything
less than garden use. (Good eh.)

With the petrol crisis it was supermarket goods, such as milk, bread etc., pretty basic stuff. I don't know about yourself, but I actually found the situation rather amusing. It was like an
OBE experience as we watched, but felt as though we weren't actually part of it. There were clashes with staff and customers when they brought in restrictions on the number of each
that could be bought at any one time. People were turning up at the cash desks with trolly loads of milk and bread only to be told they could take one of each. The heated exchanges
were almost comic in nature, like an episode of candid camera. We couldn't have cared less. The funny thing is how quickly they forget any of it ever happened. Sure gives you a good
insight into what we can expect come the day.

We seem to have been cutting down on the amount we eat. Not a conscious thing. It's almost as though food doesn't hold any interest anymore, it no longer seems to have any appeal or
taste. (Could be the wife's cooking - no on second thoughts I'd better retract that or she'll skin me alive.) Even our children don't seem to want as much. I, myself have gone without for
several days at a time simply because I haven't felt any hunger pangs or any great need to consume food. We don't seem to suffer from the cutbacks so perhaps someone is putting us
through some prior-shift training.

The FME is still roaming and now we've got race riots here in the NorthWest/East, the new weekend ritual, although they've not quite worked up to armed assaults like you've been
experiencing in your neck of the woods. But they're working on it.