BabylonDecoded | The self destruction of the resistance @BabylonDecoded | Uploaded February 2022 | Updated October 2024, 11 hours ago.
The self-discrediting "resistance", which is for the most part manipulated, conditioned, and not at all a problem for the system, is reminiscent of the story of Don Quixote, who in his fantasy of being a real knight, imagines that the windmills are giants attacking a village, and storms them in an act of bravery.
The resistance (truth seekers, system opponents or so-called awakened) discredit and destroy themselves all by themselves, with every "mass movement, hype, and ignorant hope"!
The simple reason: most seek solutions in the same place where the problem comes from, without realizing where and what the real problem is!
The self-discrediting "resistance", which is for the most part manipulated, conditioned, and not at all a problem for the system, is reminiscent of the story of Don Quixote, who in his fantasy of being a real knight, imagines that the windmills are giants attacking a village, and storms them in an act of bravery.
The resistance (truth seekers, system opponents or so-called awakened) discredit and destroy themselves all by themselves, with every "mass movement, hype, and ignorant hope"!
The simple reason: most seek solutions in the same place where the problem comes from, without realizing where and what the real problem is!
