I just felt compelled to make this general reminder for anyone that considers themself "team Farsight" as it were.

There isn't a whole lot that needs our unification. It's pretty acceptable for those of us to think that Farsight itself could be a scam, or project blue beam or some sort of mix of demonic and common influence. If you have an interest and desire for catastrophic disclosure, nothing else particularly matters. You could have a very pacifist agenda or downright violent, you could be going high tech with all sorts of cameras, or just spamming the internet with related content, or just talking to friends. You could be practicing remote viewing, or just leaving that on the backburner.

This whole thing, it doesn't really matter what your angle is. The only thing that would be counterproductive to the aim is if you were to ignore all of these topics or try to silence it. Even some level of skepticism to some degree is helpful. By trying to disprove the remote viewing or ufos you still put attention to the matter.

I even think a whole bunch of angry banter is not all that problematic. You might as well engage it if so compelled and keep engaged, don't let ot put you off and chase you away. There seems to be a bit of a passage point when you do all the fighting and insult exchange and it doesn't even seem serious anymore you can't keep hating them even when you told each other to go die. That's sort of my experience anyway.

We don't have to be peaceniks and walk on eggshells. But we do want to limit the censorship, the NDAs, or the flooding of meaningless content like sports and cooking shows and cats and makeup. And to stay engaged with the disclosure content be it in cyberspace, psispace, or physical space. If even a few thousand keep that focus for a few months, we're probably at the tipping point.

And one more thing. Dad does nothing for us. Wait and have faith is not a thing.

"Wait and have faith is not a thing."

When I started to write down what I remember, the story about the circles etc., I remembered that we fought and lost. That's the part of the truth that most people want to ignore: You can do everything you can and lose anyways. It's depressing...

But then I thought: I am here. What exactly did I lose? My family? My loved ones? It certainly feels like that. But are they really lost when no ISBE can die ever?

And this is where you can find hope and develope a drive to move on: Whatever happens to you and your loved ones – they can't kill you, or them. They can only seperate you. So, overcoming that seperation is the goal.

Just move on with love in your heart and mind.