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I created a Michael C. Ruppert thread today, linking that Vice doc.
I dont believe a ************* thing they try to tell us, however after watching the first couple parts of that documentary, I wouldn't necessarily rule out suicide as a possibility, unfortunately.
We'll never really know.
RIP
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Because of our disconnect between our senses we don't understand that light is essentially frequencies that carry information. So light can be seen, smelled, heard, felt, and tasted to process information.
Using simple science, light is just a frequency that can be increased or decreased and observed as a wavelength. The ratio I think for our reality is, the lower the vibration the more perceivable matter it has. The higher the vibration the less perceivable matter it has. Love being the highest vibration, can't be understood in terms of matter. Everything else is a distortion of this original frequency/light.
I'm trying to find a way to prove this, but I think our thoughts have tangible weight. They have a frequency as well. There for our lower vibrational thoughts yield things more enamored in matter. Vice versa as well. If something has more matter, it makes it heavier to take off/lift/ascend. So strive for thoughts of light/to be light.
So what exactly did Michael C. Ruppert do? Blow the whistle on gov agency's and then got found after "committing suicide" correct?
Anyone care to up video or link to his documentary or important videos, thank you
How to embed via the iPad? I'll post the vids.
He was a narcotics officer that blew the whistle on the CIA bringing in drugs into the country 30 years ago. Recently he decided to stop being an activist and sold all his ****, moved to the mountains and embarked on his spiritual journey off the grid. That's what the newest vice docs of him are about. Him in the wilderness.
Collapsenet.com, the website he founded, is reporting via its co-founder that for now it seems all legit. He claims he personally spoke with mcr plenty of times about his fixation with suicide.
I suspect foul play since after the vice docs he could be easily labeled as a loon now instead of a martyr. Also, he has been through the worst **** ever as far as death threats go and the gov trying to destroy his entire life. Who knows tho. He was 60 years old. Maybe he was done with all of this.
Or he tupac'd it and faked his death lol. I mean, the only news source reporting this is the news website he founded.
is he one of those that when interviewed was always adamant about how he'd never commit dat?
you know - some of these people say stuff like "if i'm ever found dead of suicide...you'll know its foul play"
i feel i heard him like that on a rogan interview but i could be wrong
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