The Time Capsule Project
"Cutting Through in the Year(s) of COVID."
“Let’s revisit those talks that Alan Watt gave us between February 2020 and February 2021.”
Inspired by a listener to Alan Watt (a fellow cat lover with a good ZenMind) and suggested recently by a member of the CTTM book club.
Alan Watt’s weekly talks published on Sunday night hovered around an hour for years, but as 2020 unfolded it was clear to Alan that what he had warned about for years had arrived, and the talks lengthened each week. A while back, a listener said that he had begun to listen to those episodes again. If you were listening in 2020, you know that the weekly talks grew into epics, four and five hours long. The list of articles and documents included for each talk also mushroomed. I know, as I plugged each headline and URL into its own HTML line of code.
Novel: new, original.
We are directed to focus on the ‘news’, yet will this news matter next month, or next year? It’s an endless stream of party politics and posturing, ‘natural’ disasters, and shrinking economies. We’ve been trained to look at information this way, tiny bits of nothing on a chyron that crawls across a screen, forever. Survival depends on slowing down, looking back, pondering.
What kicked off in early 2020 was an operation of control, intimidation, coercion, manipulation, trauma, deception, death, and destruction unlike anything any of us have ever witnessed. Years later, the Senate hearings tell us that:
Regular releases will take the form of congressional committees or scientific studies and confirm what we know or suspected, or just muddy the water. Same difference. Who is held accountable?
We were so busy following the trail of crumbs laid down for us (no virus/germ theory, hydroxychloroquine/ivermectin, bats/lab leak, HIV inserts, etc.) we hardly noticed when the foxes were sent out to guard the henhouse:
Philip Zelikow and The Covid Commission: 9/11 Part Two - by Not Sure
Wherever you live, you are kept in a state of anxiety (or entertained) by your own country’s problems. We seldom notice what happens elsewhere. There’s an increase of new Covid-19 cases mostly driven by the JN.1 Omicron subvariant. India has once again brought out Section 144 of their Code of Criminal Procedure, through which authorities are empowered to bar the assembly of 5 or more people in a given jurisdiction.
Here we launch a time capsule.
Open now, or bury for the year 6939, like the Westinghouse Time Capsules. It’s an excerpt from the first blurb where Alan Watt discusses ‘coronavirus’ and ‘Wuhan’.
A Perfect Storm:
"Chinese Travelling at New Year, Party and Song,
Happy Reunions then Fear, as it All Went Wrong."
© Alan Watt Feb. 2, 2020
A few of the articles that were linked to that talk:
(2017) Bill Gates on how to "outsmart" global epidemics
(Jan. 24, 2020) London police to deploy facial recognition cameras across the city
Calling All Readers & Listeners!
Visit the websites and go back in time with us as we start Cutting Through the Year(s) of Covid. Suggest a favorite clip or an article that you think is important, for now and for the future. (“Don’t just save the link. Download it. Print it out.”) The Audio Archive is organized in reverse-chronological order. Scroll on down.
October 4th, 2020:
“It really is amazing what we live through isn't it. And how you constantly adapt and adapt and adapt into utter ridiculous scenarios. I mean, honestly, if I had the money to do a comedy show I'd be doing it right now. The skits are endless... endless comedies. You could dream up about 25 skits a day quite easily. And it's the best way really just to show people how silly they are [Alan chuckles.], make them laugh at themselves and the system they're in which they've adapted into, is through comedy and satire.”
What a BRILLIANT & INSPIRED idea….helps us NOT to forget that this is an ongoing WAR against humanity!!! THANK you Melissa & INSPIRED Listener!!