Cashew

I thought I was having a few minor victories over Deaths WITH (and not because of) Covid in 28 Days, and over not having an untested vaccine. But my nurse partner then jumped at the offer of the jab and is now harassing me to have it, jumping up and down pointing out how high the figures are . Everyone at work is buying into the narrative - even where they were wary about lockdowns, vaccines, face coverings, the dodgy figures etc. suddenly there's been a complete seamless turnaround. I give up too.

I've had a couple of ghost related experiences some years back. As a student we went on a field trip staying in an old school which was in an old stately home. We were working in the old stables one evening and needed some papers from the main house, which I went to get. It was in a big room about 8 -10m across. When I got there, the lights wouldn't work, but I knew there was another light switch for a different set of lights on the other side of the room. As I walked across the room the large heavy door behind me slammed shut - so I ran like heck, scrambling over furniture in the pitch black to get out. No-one really believed what I said when I ran back, but when someone else went back to the room to get the stuff I'd left, the lights were on, right up until them getting halfway across the room, then it all went out again. The house was empty and I'd have heard anyone around or anyone following me to the room. I used to work in an old manor house and often used to be first in in the morning. Several times I'd hear footprints on the old, boarded up stairs next to my office. One morning I heard a woman cry out - we were a long way from a road and there were no footpaths. I was so convinced someone was in trouble that I searched the whole building top to bottom and the external perimeter - nothing. There was a similar house owned by the organisation up the road. The staff based there refused to work after dark because the heavy old fire doors would crash open and closed at night. Security also wouldn't do single crewed patrols or go into the building at night, partly because of the activity and partly because they'd seen the spectre of a child.

So I've been dipping into the website on and off for a few years, but never really got around to signing up until this week. In all honesty, my opinion of David Icke has been up and down over the years. First respected him as a presenter and a key figure in Green Party (which I was member of then). When he went through his early enlightenments, at the time we got pretty upset because we felt it damaged the party. But then I had some weird experiences, which drew me to his theories, and the current plandemic has only served to reinforce his credibility. Now here I am, trying to get my head around life, the world and everything, stuck in a rut, and too afraid of change to get out of it. Generally, just looking for some like minds who are not afraid to see the world in different ways.

My work panicked and were petrified they might have to cough up the money to pay for masks if they made us wear them (and all the students as we're a college). They then panicked that they'd get sued if they didn't have good enough control measures, so made it the policy that we should wear masks, but it's still not compulsory. As you can tell, we are very money driven So, with the other off-the-cuff dodgy half rules and interpretations, I now pick my way through the minefield of what is or isn't legally required and what is or isn't compulsory. It doesn't stop people bitching behind my back though, which is ironic as I'm one of the health and safety advisers . As I need the work I follow any legally or contractually required rules , but not those that are just peer pressure driven. The idiot management in the canteens are even trying to make us give them our personal contact details even though it's all take away. The programming of the masses is unbelievable - in some ways I'm just sorry I'm part of the system and wish I had the guts of the guy who just walked out because his boss was forcing him to wear a mask in an area where it wasn't mandatory.