Prayers UP !!!
This is a “please repost” from Whiplash:
https://t.me/Whiplash347/9255
So, I’m about to go out on another diatribe, but I believe that’s why God sent me out of my comfort zone and into the social media abyss to start asking the really tough, difficult, uncomfortable questions, and helping to process things out publicly, helping people connect the dots further, because I think we’re at the stuck phase of things, so here goes. In the 70’s people didn’t want to talk about abuse and yes, I’m opening the door to the discussion of abuse, because I believe that is what the Cabal/DS did to all of us.
They covertly attacked us repeatedly with domestic abuse similarities, and after that went in for the jugular destruction. They went after the nucleus of the family unit. Once they entered the hub of the family core, they were able to take it apart piece by piece. Destroy it from the inside out. Think about it. Connect the dots, it’s the gas lighting and psychological mind warfare Q is talking about, not to mention they conditioned their thugs to add to the outside violence/ civil unrest aspect of it (50’s-70’s) and promote unconditional fear in people. And IMO it was a no win situation. It helped to divide families further and promote domestic violence, a double edged sword so to speak.
So now we come to the end of the destruction, but there’s been so much damage that has occurred that trying to awaken from this process is the most difficult part of this movement/journey. We are so conditioned to accept what had been happening, that this new normal that a lot of us strive for, is scary for others. They like their comfort and that’s what I’m about to educate you and everyone else on, because I am the child of a severely dysfunctional family involving severe physical and emotional abuse and can help everyone by explaining how it all connects.
You see, the mistake Social workers make in removing children from abusive situations is they don’t understand what has really occurred. When you take a child out of the abusive situation and put them in a new situation, you might as well throw them into the deep end of the pool. You see, what people fail to realize is as children, we learn skills in that environment. It’s called survival skills. We learn how to make quick assessments on what is happening around us, is it time to stay at that moment in that situation or is it time to run like heck and hope they don’t catch us until after they’ve calmed down. We learn who is good and who is evil based on looking at the physical behavior and expressions that people display and their patterns of behavior. We become the fixers of the family because we know what will calm things and what will trigger things. We get really good at it. So then when someone removes a child and puts them in a situation that they are unfamiliar with, it’s as if you threw them into quicksand.
Take a look around. Does that maybe look like where we are right now as a society? There is a mountain of damage that occurs in this type of environment. And what people don’t understand is as twisted & unreal as this sounds, we get comfortable with it. Because it’s the normal that we have been living with, for so long that to take us out of this environment there’s going to be push back. This isn’t the unknown scary part where we don’t know where we are going or how we will manage moving forward. And so, trying to yank people out of a comfortable sleep is going to be challenging. Do you wait for them to come along, or do you drag them with us kicking and screaming? And how do you measure which is the right way to go about things? Lots of questions, I know, but maybe this will help people understand why the stakes are so high. And maybe help people connect to this emotionally when trying to wake others up. Just my 2 cents again.