Solve Mysteries NOW

I'm sure like me, you have wandered lost and weary through YouTube, having watched many a video that spends endless amounts of time telling you about about some problem - and then, although you have patiently waited until the end of it, they never actually solve anything!

One of our illustrious and unwise friends, just opined in a comment that reading this Blog has messed with his mind...

Yeah, sorry. I sincerely apologize but it was bound to happen, really.

But that is going to give you a lead into something quite valuable.

Ancient coin from somewhere, don't
know where.

...I mean to say, the FBI has not knocked on my door yet and I doubt that they ever will. Things will careen right over cliffs and all, and still, they will not have figured it out.

Could someone affect the minds of say, ten million people in three or four months?

I dunno. Could they?

See, the staff of Moses is not an artifact; it is an idea.

The 'Ark of the Covenant' is also, not an artifact even at all - don't waste your time looking for it, Dr Jones. 

It is an idea.

Look if the 'Laws of Moses' were an artifact that would be known as something called 'idolatry.' But they are ideas.

All these things are ideas.

But, human beings, so intensely focused on the evidence of their senses as they are, keep insisting on 'touching their coin' as the German saying goes.

Cruise being Rittenhouse.

They see the thing (some, thing) functioning during the day, go to sleep that night, then next day, rush out to see if whatever it was is still going to function again.

Which is the understandable reason why people want to grab hold of a 'god' by the arm, by the sleeve, by the...

...Girls rush up to some Tom Cruise/George Clooney/McConaughey (why the last one I don't know but they do), and seek their autograph - but is that really the autograph of the actual person, or of the screen persona they are after?

Movie 'idols' - see. Still an idea though, but turned into exploitable commerce; idolatry.

This is where your senses will take you - your eyes will tell you the stick bends when you place it into some clear water.

I showed everyone here a picture of an Egyptian 'artifact' of an ankh and a snake with wings upright running up the middle of it.

This is the Staff of Moses.

Near enough is good
enough. The most dangerous
person in the world is still
out there on the 'Grassy Knoll...'

It's an idea.

Pasch's 'axiom' is exactly the same as the stick in the water...

; )

The most dangerous - actually, literally are deadly - people on the planet right now, are those with a genuine grasp of the power of ideas, and not just that, but systems and processes to go into the brains of a few million human beings.

Bezos cannot do it. Gates has not done it. Zuckerberg has completely failed. They certainly have the 'tools' all right but like monkeys in a German automotive workshop are simply throwing spanners around because they had the spanners and monkey-wrenches.

The game is already over.

The Chinese propose to send 'hypersonic missiles' half way around the world, to land on your head and kill you.

Shame.

Shame they are interested in using such antiquated methods to get whatever they want out of a few million people.

And what do they want, actually?

Does anybody know?

Ah f 'em. Let's kill 'em.

You think not?

LOL

I really don't think the FBI or anyone - certainly no politician anywhere - has cottoned onto the significance of what is going on right now.

And that's because they're all not really that smart. I mean there was one Moses, not ten of them, or five thousand of them. It was the thousands that got sent wandering around lost and friendless in the desert. Sure 'Moses' was supposedly there with them; that's if anyone actually knows who 'Moses' even was and presuming the story itself as known widely today is entirely faithfully rendered - which it is not, of course.

But you'd better had cotton on real fast.

Otherwise you'll be wandering around lost like everyone else. And yes, it is a bit lonely on top of the mountain. That will not be your fault however.

They come who come. And the rest are all left behind.

Here's some Deep Sarth crawly detective music fer yer, as you carefully pick your way through the bromeliaceae hangin' down from the cypress trees, in the hot, humid, still air - trying ta figurr arht the killin' and who really dun it... ...you know, the incipient mystery of it all.

It's a bit cyberpunk futuristic sci fi, but it still is Suthern fried chicken music.