Observations from the Top
of the Hill
Part II
Winter
came in hard this year. There are tales of a new ice age ahead and
this is just a preview. They say the sun spot activity is to blame.
The roads have become narrower, soon there may be no escape from the
estate up on the hill. There are old cars buried around the grounds. They many not be seen until Spring. Checked the news this morning and read of a
unusually large number of banker suicides. What is responsible
this and who perhaps is behind this? Stress and unethical
activities...shadowy figures we don't see on the news but pull the
levers and push the buttons of control perhaps. Then one executive
went for a walk here in New Jersey and hasn't been seen since. Wall
street is a mysterious concept. It reminds me of Hollywood. It really
isn't a geographic location as much as it is this thing. Something
that defies definition but has an energy in the collective
consciousness.
The
three seemingly unrelated women who walked up and down the road like
clockwork every day last fall have vanished. There's been no trace of
them since winter came. We're they real? Holograms perhaps. It
remains to be seen if they re-emerge this spring. I suspect that the
cell phone towers disguised as trees might be behind it. Those things
are not to be trusted. They operate at brain wave frequencies and I
feel the need to blame them for the troubled thoughts that can enter
people's and animal's minds. It is important to build up the defenses
and to know which thoughts are mine and which may have been
implanted. For instance, if I think of going on a Caribbean vacation
where I was to go para sailing, then I could determine with reasonable
certainty that “they” beamed those thoughts into my brain. That
would not normally be a thought I would I think. That's call
vigilance.
If,
however, the thought arose to drive from New Jersey to Mexico City
and then stay in a junky hotel room for a few days, never leaving
while drinking tequila and watching Mexican TV on a black and white
set with rabbit ears and then driving back through the drug cartel
war zone near the Texas border, then that in all likelihood was a
thought that was my own. These are important distinctions. Yes, I
have thought of doing that even though I probably never would. I even
got directions on Google Maps. It's
2,657 miles and 40 hours by car from here. “Hola,
senorita. ¿Tiene
una habitación? That's all I need to know. Do keyboards in
Spanish-speaking countries have an upside-down question mark? Some
words are male and some words are female, that I know. Spanish is
weird like that.
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