(See here for that conversation.) It looks like that has already begun, with the Orlando Pulse night club tragedy (or false flag, depending who you ask) and most recently the shootings of police officers in Dallas. Terror is a form of conditioning, and it sure seems to be ramping up lately. Thank goodness for the white hat hackers, who work to expose this stuff and warn people who are paying attention.

Recently I've had reason to watch — or just listen to — a large number of Youtube videos. And thus, been exposed to a lot of those annoying ads in the beginning. Usually, I click "skip this ad" as soon as I'm able to do so — but there's one ad I keep seeing, for one particular movie, "Jason Bourne." Last time, I finally DID sit through that ad . . . because it set off red flags for me. Both the tone of the movie, and the frequency of the ads, for a movie that will be released later this month (the 29th, I think) just felt out of the ordinary to me. Especially since I'm precisely the wrong demographic for such a trailer, in a time when ads seem so well targeted — often perturbingly so — to the viewer.