The Secret Religion of the Global Elite | Dr. Heather Lynn

Yeah, well, I, I noticed that a lot of people...

I was actually surprised, maybe naively, that when we started getting a rollout of some of these, uh, s- so-called disclosure things, like the documents or the, uh, images or whatever, uh, people at first were a little bit interested.

You know, the, the general tiers of people that you would expect to be interested were.

And then you'd have, of course, these skeptics.

And so it followed along the same trajectory as y- these things usually do.

But then I noticed over time it shifted a little bit, and the most recent batch, uh, I saw the...

Now, for what it's worth, the sample, uh, and I'm referencing is that on X, and so take that with a grain of salt.

But it did sort of speak to me and say there's something different going on here in the discussion, and that was essentially a lot of the people that had usually been interested in these topics were not only fatigued with them but almost at a point where they're mocking it or, um...

And, and I th- which say specifically too, it wasn't just the tired, like, disclosure angle because I think almost anybody would agree at this point that we're tired of the government's so-called disclosure and all of this, like, edging us all the way and then not really giving us what it is that we would like to hear or see.

So there's that, but that wasn't what s- stuck out to me most.

What did stick out to me was the arguments that were being had over not whether or not the aliens were demons or demons are aliens or any of these questions about what are the nature of these beings, but rather that the mere discussion of that was somehow like an eye roll.

Like, "Oh, so of course they're demons.

Anything you don't understand are going to be demons." But then likewise, the reverse would be, "Well, these are demons.

Then why would you call them aliens? That's what they want you to think." And so then if-- [chuckles] so it was like the discussion sort of took on this different flavor that, um, you know, is, is reasonable, and people have discussed it, but it just seemed to be almost a fervor where generally speaking, it would be kind of fun to engage in that discussion.

Uh, and now it was like if you even approached it, say, "Hey, what if the aliens are demons?" Or, "What if the watchers are, you know, actually what is referenced in the Book of Enoch?" Or, "What about the occult role with the association with watchers and egregore?" And all of a sudden that became like a, "Well, if you're saying that, then you're just a crazy Bible beater." And then if you weren't saying it, "Oh, then you're just a Satanist." Or it's like wait, wait, what are we doing? We're, like, taking what we used to discuss and now going again and pushing it to these different sides.

And then the question was not-- It was almost like the distraction to the distraction was beginning.

And then I'm looking at everybody in the, the larger alternative media, and they're discussing these very things on their shows like, "Are the aliens demons?" And so I think there's just this level of fatigue setting in.

So the question to me wasn't at this point are they aliens or are they demons or what their nature would be.

I- I'm looking at why is this the question? Why is this the dividing point between us now? Who is this really serving? You know, and, and as somebody who has been in this field for a while and always spoken out against the simple materialist viewpoint of it, also against the simple, like, cosmic consciousness viewpoint, trying to find that middle road maybe or whatever there is there, this just really spoke to me like, wait a minute, who, who are we serving here by following along these lines? And so yeah, I put out the piece that was just essentially, you know, are you tired of it yet? I think that's what they want.

I w- I think they would like us to just get so sick of it all that we are just, uh, unable to discuss it in the way that it needs discussed.

I could not agree with you more.

I really, uh, y- you, you, you hit the nail on the head, the distraction to the distraction.