CarolineL

Here's some of what David Icke said about the fish gods in Children of the Matrix: Later on in the same book, David talks more about this fish symbolism in context of the Christian narrative about Jesus. I found your question interesting--trying to imagine the anatomy of these fish bodies, and how humans apparently related to them as divine creatures.

Thanks for looking, Alexa, and for your take on who owns the data. I think it's a very important question; definitely not one that should be decided by the likes of the WEF. Harari asserted in the Q & A that "the discussion is just began." The partially decoded "Big Brother" and other dark symbolism suggests to me that he knows the elites do not intend to let us hacked and hackable humans have a say. I made an informal transcript of the whole presentation, and will post it here in the public interest. When pressed, Harari "predicted" that people would give up their privacy in exchange for healthcare. Then came the Pandemic. Problem-Reaction-Solution much?

While reading about the Saturn-Moon matrix in The Perception Deception, it struck me that this kind of symbolism was displayed during Yuval Harari's WEF speech in 2018. (Attached still image extracted from the video at 00:16:35.) The animated Saturn-Moon symbol is pretty obvious. I'm not as certain about the King imagery--my guess is that he represents Arthur Pendragon. Seems he's holding "Excalibur" and the (Archontic) torch in a way that encloses his body in a triangle/pyramid shape. If I'm right about Arthur, the image would also imply Arthur's "Knights of the Round Table" and supply an answer to Harari's rhetorical question, "Now how exactly will the future masters of the planet look like?" Any other ideas about this symbolism? Incidentally, there may be some subliminal messaging during the Q & A part of the presentation. Look on the screen behind Harari for a foot-high strip of rapidly blinking text. The camera angle makes it difficult to decipher the letters, but maybe someone here will have better luck than I did. (I thought I saw partially formed words like "Die" and "Blood.") Q & A starts at 00:19:35.

Hi All, Thanks for the nice welcome. Seems to me that song in the OP by foundring rhymes with other funny and memorable posts in this forum, all much appreciated. That ridiculous "speed of science" meme seems to have originated with Pfizer exec Janine Small recently, when she attempted to excuse Pfizer's lack of testing on transmission. The antidote has to include laughter. Ha ha ha.