Dear RM Agents and Readers,

I've always been more at peace with less stuff. Just enough to give a place a homey feel but not so much that it takes every moment to keep it clean, organize and store. I'd rather hike or work in the garden or in the winter to cook, crochet and spend more time with my animals and those I love.

As far as the video goes: Obviously, Alex Jones felt threatened by what Icke was pointing out and yet Icke was right this time. And the scam of Musk just happening to call in by some other name, what a crock. It was like right out of a page of gas lighting 101 and I thought it wrong and felt like they both owed Icke an apology.

Icke is correct in that the destination will be the same only on the soft sale version versus the hard sale push. Yet, it is the same and we lose our humanity. I hardly think that it is where we want to end up.

As far as Musk goes, he is all in on the AI; even though he may seem to be hesitant, is he really? Or is he just attempting to relate to you to grab you and pull you in the direction he wants you to go, is it the soft sell?

Whomever came up with the idea of this charade is no friend to anyone in this movement towards humanities freedom and has hurt the cause as a whole, jmo.

As of late Alex Jones has taken a wrong turn in that when he has guests, he ends up taking over the conversation and not allowing others to express what they see or what has been their understanding of the situation.

Don't get me wrong, AJ has done an excellent job up to this point in many things and has brought many to the table that were just walking by and not noticing what was taking place in our world, as if it had nothing to do with them. We owe him great thanks for this.

Hopefully, AJ will turn this debacle around as it doesn't look good.

My thoughts for what they are worth---

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver

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