The Truth Isn't Coming

If we are waiting for something to change in our environment, we just want to stay comfortable.

We want something outside to change so we don't have to make the changes ourselves.

We want leadership outside of us to change, right? I use that term very loosely.

But we're hoping that somehow the slate gets wiped clean and we can rebuild.

There's something outside of us that's going to take care of us.

We're waiting for open contact.

How about that one? Anybody else just completely get bombarded on their social media with all the alien videos? Use discernment.

Because isn't it peculiar that all of a sudden there's millions of alien videos out there? We're hoping for some sort of alien contact.

You know why? Because we don't want to have to change anything ourselves.

If we have contact, supposedly, At least maybe those entities will take care of things and show us a new way.

We're at a point in our society that we're hoping for some sort of outside contact, some open contact, because we don't want to have to do it anymore.

We don't want to have to do the work ourselves.

Somebody else just land here and take care of things.

I just want to coast.

We're waiting for things to collapse.

How many of you are just sitting there waiting, still working your job, still in the same relationship, still going out drinking, having small talk, waiting for a collapse? Maybe when things will collapse, then we can just rebuild.

I'm just waiting for it.

That's because you don't want to do anything yourself.

You want to remain comfortable.

You want to keep your life intact just as it is.

You don't want to make any changes to it.

You just want something outside to change.

So you don't have to make the change yourself.

Comfort.

Do you see how all we want to do is remain comfortable? If an institution tells you that something is going to come and save you, you're going to look around and go, I'm good.