Does anyone else feel like there is a change in the air, right now?

It’s hard to describe, and I even find myself struggling to put into words exactly what I mean by ‘change’.

It’s such a vague and non committal term, which is of course why so many politicians use it as their campaign slogan.

Everyone wants change in one form or another, and as long as you don’t go into details as to what that change will be, you can get a decent majority to buy into it.

It worked for Obama in the USA, and it worked for Keir Starmer, here in the UK.

When I say it worked, I mean it worked short term.

It worked in hoodwinking the public into supporting them, and by the time the people realised that the ‘change’ was merely a name change above the door, and certainly not something that would make any meaningful difference to the status quo, it was too late.

The fella had at least four years in office.

I imagine that feeling of having been played by a fraudulent actor armed with clever slogans, is one that is being felt all across the red states of the USA, right now.

The feeling of change I am referring to, is different.

It’s not necessarily something I can put my finger on, but pieces are moving around the chess board, and while I feel myself becoming aware of the movements, it’s hard to decipher exactly what plays are being implemented.

All I know is that they are.

From conversations both in real life and online, I know I’m not alone in this feeling. Something is up.

Some are taking a more optimistic approach to what currently floats on the breeze.

They see apparent hidden truths emerging surrounding Epstein, and the shift in banning policy from the likes of Youtube as a confirmation that the people are finally winning.

The tide is turning, they believe, and they could well be right to a certain degree. I certainly hope so.

“Woke is dead” proclaim the likes of Piers Morgan as they celebrate the victory of common sense over insanity.

I mean, if he takes such umbrage with insanity, then he’d have a real issue with his covid era self, and his padded cell worthy demands that we all submitted to the compliance juice.

But that’s another conversation.

Others seem more pessimistic. They feel the change in the air, but they decode it with a sense of foreboding.

Something is coming, and that something isn’t good.

While I sincerely hope that they’re wrong, they could well be right, and the apparent rolling back of false flag season could merely be the calm before the very very big storm.

So much of this comes down to perception.

Isn’t it interesting that we can see the same glow in the distance, and some will see it as a light at the end of the tunnel, a signal that everything is going to be ok down the line, while others see it as an oncoming train.

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