RobSS

So what are you expecting?

Who said you couldn't?

In that case, they're definitely playing the Shere Khan role, then.

Good, but I can still make up my own mind.

Which is why I also said, "whilst at the same time informing the public in advance, and in an occult way, what the cabal are secretly doing, and in so doing they think they're pre-empting bad karma, in which case, they are playing the Shere Khan role."

Some will agree and some disagree, so I'll make up my own mind.

Then one answer would be the one I gave twice earlier, when: I suggested that may be they acted in a cynical way, and did it for creating wealth and fame, whilst at the same time informing the public in advance, and in an occult way, what the cabal are secretly doing, and in so doing they think they're pre-empting bad karma, in which case, they are playing the Shere Khan role. There are a lot of possibilities, and in that regard, I don't have a final answer.

Like I said, I don't always find his videos interesting and he often splits opinion, but a lot of people do watch his videos, and stand in the street to watch him. Some laugh, some get angry and upset, and some people start thinking and want to know more about his view of things. He's a complex person.

So what's the allegation, exactly? It's quite a long article. I did a search for "hustler" in the article, but the only result was in the title of the article.

You've made that very clear.

Okay, you didn't like the video. Got the message!

Has anyone ever directly accused him of anything? If there's any real evidence, I'm sure there would at least be people, who know the subject better, speculating and there would be gossip and allegations... any of that anywhere?

So at what point should people object to someone demanding to see Covid papers? Like I said, He's just raising questions. He wasn't breaking the law or harming anyone. Then, just ignore him!

I did, but did I didn't see anything that implicated Korda.

He calls himself "Social Experimentalist", and his laboratory is in the street or in stations!

He may have done in other videos, but I think in this particular video, he wanted to see how many people are going along with the Covid agenda, and to what extent, and that was very revealing, in and of itself. It was also very shocking and sad to see how many people didn't react badly to him and just passively accepted his presence. I think the pointy finger man was a bit over zealous and too aggressive, but like I said, I did have some sympathy because, obviously, so much is at stake for our future.

We've already discussed this, and I suggested that may be they acted in a cynical way, and did it for creating wealth and fame, whilst at the same time informing the public in advance, and in an occult way, what the cabal are secretly doing, and in so doing they think they're pre-empting bad karma, in which case, they are playing the Shere Khan role. There are a lot of possibilities, and in that regard, I don't have a final answer.

IMO, it is because you can see it either as mockery or satire. Sometimes I think he does overstep the line and other times he hits the nail on the head. In some of the street performance he does, he does visibly get people to think more critically and they walk away and you can see from the way they talk and act that they found the experience useful. Some people get angry, a whole array of actions, but like I say, I don't agree with everything he does. Sometimes, he gets huge crowds listening and they have a really good time and are well entertained. Sometimes, he gets attacked and his performance flops. With him, you never know. The original post I made, with the video, got quite a good number of likes, so some people do like what he does.

I don't see any evidence he used black magic, but if that's what you feel, the answer is not to read or watch The Jungle Book and keep well away from it.

It's a question of, do you see the glass half-full or half-empty. Diogenes mocked Plato. He would call it satire. Should satire be cancelled? He does raise interesting questions, but like I said, I don't agree with everything he says or does or all his motives.

We have free will.

I don't agree with all his views. He's actually quite anti-Christans, but he does make people think. You get that from a lot of his videos. He likes creating controversy. Not saying that's always good or bad. I'm only making observations.

If the Hero's Journey is a blue-print at the core of human conscious - that could make it synonymous with the Tree of Life, and it would explain why Christ encouraged people to eat the fruit from that tree. Black sorcerers can use the Kabbalah (which is also the Tree of Life, but really it's the mirror image, an inversion of the truth, actually the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil) to impose a false reality over primordial natural reality, and in so doing, people forget the Hero's Journey, they forget where they are going, and they become lost, and are then easier to control and manipulate. This imposed reality is of course, the matrix. "Where there is no vision, the people perish." - Proverbs 29:18 "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God." - Romans 12:2

It's an unusual video because he usually highlights the lack of critical thinking of vaccinated people. Although he's an anti-vaxxer himself, his main interest is in observing and examining how people think, and making people think about why they think and do things.

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