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Mel Layton's avatar

Thanks, Celia, for posting the documentary. Yes, I knew almost all of this information. I was a member of 911 Truth Tucson in 2003-2005 and the group had a library of videos that we distributed on CDs on the 11th of every month to passers-by in cars on one of the busiest streets in Tucson. A retired architecture professor from the U of Az and I would hold a banner about 20 feet long and 4 feet high that read: Re-investigate 911. I admit that the Israeli-Mossad art project was definitely one of the most bizarre anomalies of 911 among the 150+ such anomalies that have been documented. Most people today know very little about this massive psy op just like they don't know anything about the massive HIV psy op or the Covid psy op either. I gave up a while ago talking to the brick walls that surround the consciousness of the common folk but I applaud you for your efforts, sincerely.

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This is the problem of people not moving out of their comfort zones; they don't expand their horizons or learn anything new. City dwellers and ruralites have no idea how the other lives if they don't EVER go outside their area to explore the other.

People get trapped in their own little self-centered world; that makes it very easy for them to be swayed by only getting one side of the story.

As a male, I was anything but impressed with how the video featuring Gelitin opened. That was so unnecessary, but at the same time, it shows the level of depravity that rules our world at present. It was stuff like that that caused very large and famous empires to collapse, i.e. Rome.

If I had EVER called my mother that despicable "c" word, my father would've intervened in a very powerful way. 65 years later, I'd still be looking for my head, and rightfully so! Sadly, much of our world is in a trance, under mass hypnosis...just as the Bible predicted it would be in the last days. When I read the daily obits, every day someone's family was acutely aware of their late loved one's last days...We all have one.

Art or no art, we'd best snap out of the trance, and be prepared to meet our Creator, the greatest Designer, Architect, and Artist there ever was / is. After all, we get our creative abilities from Him, and they entail much more than ditch digging...staring into a hole with no sense of purpose or hope. We were created to do more than aimlessly make our way through life eating, drinking, and making merry, expecting nothing more than death at the end of our journey. Death is the beginning of real life, a much better life! It's well worth the "digging" to learn more about it. :)

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