[Kulapops]

I think by now most of us know our own truth.

Yeah... but that's where this discernent thing gets tricky. You discover your own truth. You start off doubting the MSM, and before long you're doubting the alternative news too. I mean ,'what's the difference?'.

Whereas the alternative sites point out a whole gamut of things invisible to normal 'punters'... it does make me realise that very little can be taken as provable fact unless it's within your own actual experience. But the desire to believe or to seek something greater, some greater truth or essence is something we all share (I think). That makes us gullible to an extent too.

If I read they are disabling the immigrant camps in Calais for Reason X, I can now doubt it wholeheartedly, having had my eyes opened.

However, if someone tells me the eastern seaboard will fall and be swamped by the sea because the Grangdon of Aarg told them so (or a CIA insider, or someone in the government) . Or that there'll be mass vaccination campaigns because someone knows a neighbour to someone in the police who told them they'd just completed an exercise.... that amounts to almost the same thing as hearing it from the Grandon himself....

So, yeah, we chase the rabbits. I'm beginning to think that side of it is pretty meaningless, and it's the connections made between people that is the important work of avalon.

K