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Well said, Doreen. As an organizer of volunteers, I know exactly how difficult it is to get people off the couch (or away from the keyboard) to do real outreach in our communities. People think they are 'awake' when they see what's going on. To know you are truly free of the programming and conditioning though, there is one simple test: Can you go knocking on doors and talking to your neighbours face to face? A lot of folk would rather die, or be quietly enslaved (it would seem) than to this. Some are simply too afraid of who they might encounter; others are black-pilled (by 'the ideology of futility'); a few are just lazy I guess, and would rather let others do the real work. Real people and real communities are the answer ('trusted real-world relationships'), not technology. Speaking of which. . . I think you should lose the QR code. OCR can read 'our' written language and take you to a site. QR codes are the machine's language (that we can't read); we need the machines now to help us communicate too . I don't trust the machines. It sounds like you don't either, given the story above :-) Thanks for keeping this information coming. David

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