Hope, Reflection and Deception

There's been a lot of things happen all at once and I've stated my position on most of them. There are some shady things going on right now but I am still hopeful. I recently did a search for new music on YouTube and as I was scrolling through the new music videos I was appalled. This is all sh*t. It's kind of a reflection of the sad state the world is in right now. Yet the simple solution is you don't have to listen to that crap. You can listen to your own playlist.

I saw a new video of Tom MacDonald featuring Ben Shapiro. It was probably the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen. Tom MacDonald's fine. He's carved his own space and has a billion followers but Ben Shapiro looked absurd. He comes across as an arrogant prick trying to pretend to be something he's not and I keep thinking of that video of him trashing Candace Owens for having a balanced approach to the war in Gaza. He's coming accross as a psyop.

When Tucker Carlson was speaking in Alberta he encouraged people to go camping and get in touch with nature. It's a bit cold for camping right now but he has a point. He talked about getting out of the city and feeling the dirt beneath you. I would add to that looking up at the stars at night.

It's humbling because when you look up at the vast universe unfolding all around us it makes us feel pretty insignificant. Yet it also makes our own personal problems feel very small.

"Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." It really is that simple. There's a lot of deception out there and the fake news, the WEF and their Five Eyes Alliance are a big part of it. Everyone has a right to their opinion but when a large media outlet intentionally lies about someone, that concerns me. Cameron Ortis was innocent.

I stand by what I've said. Time is on the side of truth.