We know what’s coming and we are prepared.
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Notice Saturn is again included in the artwork, this time seeming to ‘rule over’ different types of marine life, which I believe is 100% a reference to the Age of Aquarius (which we entered into on 11/19/24)
In Ancient Greek mythology, the antediluvian age was the pre-flood time period (the luciferian elite worship the pre-flood world) when humans and “the gods” (fallen angels) lived together in harmony. This was called the “Golden Age,” which was ruled by “Cronus,” aka Saturn/Satan. There was peace, prosperity, longer lifespans, etc.
The ‘marine kingdom’ is rising. The New Age, The Age of Aquarius, Trumps “Golden Age,” etc., and Satan is at the helm of it all
The Chinese writings in the artwork point to the Chinese new year. We are currently in the year of the ‘water dragon’ and will soon transition into the year of the snake
Rather interesting, as Satan is referenced as both the “dragon” and “the old serpent” in Rev. 12
Miatta Fanbulleh is Liberian.
She is now in charge of Britain's Energy Security.
Meanwhile this is what Liberia looks like:
Beaches covered in excrement.
No waste management.
Absolute filth.
THE COST OF THE AMERICAN DREAM HAS EXPLODED.
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Owning a home.
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Buying groceries.
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Driving to work.
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Paying insurance.
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Even your morning coffee.
Nearly every major household expense costs dramatically more than it did just a few years ago.
Over the last 7 years:
• Coffee: +127%
• Home prices: +60%
• Auto insurance: +51%
• Gasoline: +49%
• Electricity: +44%
• Shelter: +35%
• Groceries: +33%
And that's before paying for healthcare, transportation, or eating out.
This is why so many families feel like they're falling behind even when they get a raise.
The biggest financial problem for millions of Americans is that everything is going up at the same time, while the government keeps showing a 2% inflation target.
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Biohacker Bryan Johnson claimed he cloned himself as a newborn for the purpose of providing him blood and cells.
