Researchers,
I thought I would open this post up. A lot of us have been tracking this stuff for a while. Some for a very, very long time. At some point, most of us have felt a "change" in our psyche as the reality of what is going on in the world and pizzagate itself.
Not to go all touchy feely, but I think a place where we can vent a bit. Talk about things that are burning inside a it relates to this research.
Personally, I have felt a noticeable change in my demeanor. My spouse has noticed a well. I'm not depressed, but solemn. I walk through public areas and no longer notice cute members of the opposite gender. I look at logos, icons, small details pertaining to CP. I can't help not.
So, laugh away, but I have the feeling I'm not the only one who feels the weight of this research in their lives.
And I personally will unload both barrels on any fucking shills who try to hijack this thread.
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The_Periodic_Fable ago
Yes, you are right to fight for the just version of the church you love. Your statement reminds me that "catholic" means universal in Greek (so they say). For sure the early architects of the church were ambitious and some might say presumptuous! I hear there is no evidence that Jesus himself wanted there to be a church build around his persona.
Also, apparently there is a "no information" period of like 10 years in Jesus' life. Perhaps from ages 20 to 30. Some believe that he went to India during those years and was influenced by eastern philosophy, and India is where his more forgiving and peace loving "turn the other cheek" philosophy was inspired. This was in contrast to the more vengeful, thunderbolts, "sacrifice your children to me" version of god that the Jews of Jesus' day practiced. Apparently, the shipping routes between Palestine and India in Jesus' day were heavily used and it would not have been hard for him to go there.