Analysis by Susan Duclos

**WantDisclosure** · 7th February 2018, 10:26

In my opinion, Jim Fetzer and Ole Dammegard are the best analysts regarding terror attacks and whether or not they are staged.

I see today that on his Facebook page, Jim Fetzer has linked to a piece written by someone by the name of Susan Duclos on the website allnewspipeline.com. The piece is dated January 8, 2017, but it is still timely.

I was struck by this graphic:

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http://allnewspipeline.com/Operation...tion_Trump.php

**Dumpster Diver** · 7th February 2018, 19:57

All three quotes are correct in my eyes.

Every science is bent, History is full of lies and bent timelines, Medicine makes us sick, government is not here to protect us and steals from us, food supply is largely poisonius, news is false or deceptive...I can go on and on...

**WantDisclosure** · 7th February 2018, 20:01

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

All three quotes are correct in my eyes.

Every science is bent, History is full of lies and bent timelines, Medicine makes us sick, government is not here to protect us and steals from us, food supply is largely poisonius, news is false or deceptive...I can go on and on...

I could not agree with you more.

Sad as it is.

But it's better to understand this than not to.

And it's certainly better to try to do something about it than not.

**Dumpster Diver** · 7th February 2018, 20:12

Originally posted by KeepTrying

I could not agree with you more.

Sad as it is.

But it's better to understand this than not to.

And it's certainly better to try to do something about it than not.

Well, the “good guys” are winning. When I talk to the younger crowd, a large % of them “get” what is going on. Three kids on my moving crew were amazed that a fossil like me knew about false flags, chemtrails, Deep State, etc...matter of fact I told them a few things they did not know. They all said they were sort of blown away that an old guy like me could accept such given my “programming.”

**WantDisclosure** · 7th February 2018, 20:17

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

Well, the “good guys” are winning. When I talk to the younger crowd, a large % of them “get” what is going on. Three kids on my moving crew were amazed that a fossil like me knew about false flags, chemtrails, Deep State, etc...matter of fact I told them a few things they did not know. They all said they were sort of blown away that an old guy like me could accept such given my “programming.”

That is very good news.

I envy you.

So far, I've found no one that even admits to false flag.

**Dumpster Diver** · 7th February 2018, 20:43

Originally posted by KeepTrying

That is very good news.

I envy you.

So far, I've found no one that even admits to false flag.

Well, this is Sedona, a hot-bed of alt-world highjinks. They (we) are drawn to it like moths to the flame.

**WantDisclosure** · 7th February 2018, 20:53

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

Well, this is Sedona, a hot-bed of alt-world highjinks. They (we) are drawn to it like moths to the flame.

Is it true that physically Sedona is an area of high energy emanating from below the ground?

(I'm probably not saying that right.)

Vortex? Ley line?

**Dumpster Diver** · 7th February 2018, 21:17

Originally posted by KeepTrying

Is it true that physically Sedona is an area of high energy emanating from below the ground?

(I'm probably not saying that right.)

Vortex? Ley line?

We are sitting on a very large magnetic anomaly. It creates a sort of toroidal field of energy some 75-100 miles wide. I have diagrams in other threads here at TOT. Some folks call it a vortex, but don’t seem to understand the physics behind it.

**WantDisclosure** · 7th February 2018, 21:24

Originally posted by Dumpster Diver

We are sitting on a very large magnetic anomaly.

One thing that confuses me is where magnetism ends and electricity begins and vice versa.

**Dumpster Diver** · 7th February 2018, 22:37

Originally posted by KeepTrying

One thing that confuses me is where magnetism ends and electricity begins and vice versa.

Well, you can start off reading “wicked-pedia” urls on the subjects. But electricity flow thru iron will cause a magnetic flux.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux

**enjoy being** · 8th February 2018, 04:12

I think from my questioning of and chatting with, older people, quite a few from those generations see and believe there are indeed such things in existence as false flags and other seemingly outrageous conspiracies involving exotic technologies, but they are not willing to admit it too freely or dwell on it. Some have just had enough in their life, while others don't know how to react to it.
It can actually be the younger ones who are potentially more impressionable and capable of believing anything. I put it partly down to the era of teaching kids to remember answers rather than providing them with the skills to work out answers.

**Dreamtimer** · 8th February 2018, 13:14

I met a 30-year old fellow a couple years ago (a young man, to me) who was talking about becoming a republican delegate in my state. He was at a festival having a conversation nearby and I overheard him saying to a friend, "...so your government can spray chemtrails on you.." I was quite surprised and he was quite serious.

My son doesn't talk much about this sort of thing but he definitely had friends in college who did.

**Dumpster Diver** · 8th February 2018, 13:32

Originally posted by Dreamtimer

I met a 30-year old fellow a couple years ago (a young man, to me) who was talking about becoming a republican delegate in my state. He was at a festival having a conversation nearby and I overheard him saying to a friend, "...so your government can spray chemtrails on you.." I was quite surprised and he was quite serious.

My son doesn't talk much about this sort of thing but he definitely had friends in college who did.

I put all this down to the Wild West of the internet. The older generations (us) were held in a totally controlled environment of schools, books, newspapers and magazines, news on TV, jobs, etc. I was consider a walking encyclopedia by my family as I was so widely read. More than a few of them are now a little shaken by my recent turn. The younger set are used to doing research on the web and can add up the clues. Older folks are afraid of it. I was different as I have always been heavily into computers since 1968 and frankly forecast things like the internet back in the early 80s.

Lucky or cursed?

**Dreamtimer** · 8th February 2018, 13:44

I'm convinced that the 'reefer madness' induced by the propaganda of the age was much more powerful than we realize. I think the type of visceral fear surrounding marijuana exists in many other walks of life. The first Movie/TV generations were unprepared. Authorities across the board were trusted. People were programmed, in many ways.

Hypnotists often warn of this in their shows. People are easily programmed.

**Dumpster Diver** · 8th February 2018, 13:54

Originally posted by Dreamtimer

I'm convinced that the 'reefer madness' induced by the propaganda of the age was much more powerful than we realize. I think the type of visceral fear surrounding marijuana exists in many other walks of life. The first Movie/TV generations were unprepared. Authorities across the board were trusted. People were programmed, in many ways.

Hypnotists often warn of this in their shows. People are easily programmed.

I totally stayed away from any drugs as I figured out long ago, my finest possession was my mind. Why take a chance messing with it with drugs cut and sold by the criminal element interested in money and not my welfare? Plus, I’m a control freak and hate losing control.