Steve_G

It didn't resonate with me much, I struggled to watch the whole thing. I kept "switching off" throughout the interview, I really couldn't sustain much interest. I thought she spoke almost like an automaton, and I got the feeling that she was a very traumatized individual- whatever experiences she's had I don't think she's assimilated them very well.

I found her pleading on behalf of herself (don't judge me by the evil people in the world) very hard to take. The whole Judgement deal sounds like a New Age re-branding of Original Sin to me.

She did make some good points here and there but on the whole she was less than convincing, and certainly didn't live up to the excessive hype built around the interview. The point she made about planting gardens was fine as far as it went, but overlooks the fact that if free energy was made available the need for oil would drop much more significantly.

She mentions that her father's bloodline can be traced way way back and would be very interesting to follow, and then later that certain families have had certain genetics implanted in them by these Watchers. Combined with the Master Race undertones menioned by others, is this ringing any Illuminati / Annunaki bells with anyone?

There are far too many red flags in her story for me. I'm not saying she isn't sincere about what she's saying but I do question the source of the information, and I do think that there was a lot more she could have said but chose not to.

Blessings to all.