What the hell is going on??? September 2025

[axj]

Maybe all a part of the negative charge that the C's referenced in the latest session? The said it's an extreme negative charge, so God only knows what we're in for.

This reminds me of the prediction Rudolph Steiner made about our time some 100 years ago.

According to him there would be an incarnation of Ahriman, a negative entity that is in some ways similar to Lucifer but distinct from it. Steiner said that Ahriman will try to trap himanity in the material world basically and even predicted that there would be a vaccine that can sever the spiritual connection of people.

In addition to the nanotech in billions of people who took the injections doing God knows what, maybe the growth of AI is another avenue to trap humanity in this way.

The extremely negative charge may be at least partly related to that.

 

[givi]

..the 4th density phase, or the pandemic, as well as the ice age, have not happened yet, as I understand it, all this should happen before the arrival of the free..

 

[Puma]

September 10 Mexico city

On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, an explosion occurred caused by the overturning of an LP gas tanker under the Concordia Bridge in the Iztapalapa district of Mexico City. The incident occurred around 14:20 p.m. local time (20:20 UTC) and generated a large explosion, with flames reaching up to 30 meters high, fueling an intense fire.

The fire consumed 18 vehicles and motorcycles, and the contents of the tanker—about 49,500 liters of LPG—were completely destroyed.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1966305795949343014

https://twitter.com/x/status/1966229903658885215

The updated figures provided by the authorities at 10:30 p.m. on September 11, 2025, are as follows: 4 people dead, 90 people injured.



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[SOTTREADER]

Charlie Kirk just got assasinated for the world to see. Many are cheering the death of a 31-year-old husband and father of two.
Others are making it into part of the culture war and calling for white people to rise up or something.

The Nepalese just burned down their governmental palace, apparently overthrew the government and murdered a minister's wife, all over social media restrictions, supposedly.
This happened right after India and China started to get friendly and India started to shift away from the US and more towards BRICS.

Israel tried to kill Hamas leaders in whole they were in Qatar for negotiations that the US supported. Crazy on its own. Even worse is Trump's snivelling post about it on Truth Social.

Poland claims Russian drones entered their airspace. They invoked article 4 (not to be confused with article 5) of the NATO agreement.
This happens just as Ukraine starts seriously crumbing on the frontlines and Russia starts doing regular and massive airstrikes across Ukraine.

Ukrainan girl got stabbed in the neck on a bus in the US by a black, 14 times convicted felon. More fuel for the culture/race war in America.

England keeps on raising flags and planning large protests.

Macron's government falls again and his "wife" starts getting exposed as a man to an increasing number of people. More than that, the whole establishment around them is at risk.

This is all just stuff that happened or escalated in the last few days or weeks.
And I think I may have forgotten some key events.

Trump blew up a civilian boat for allegedly carrying narcotics. Talk about having a hammer and seeing nails everywhere.

What the hell is going on?

What's next?

Civil war in US?
Actual war in the Middle East as opposed to merely genocide?
Collapse of the EU or UK?
WW3?
Or is it gonna be aliens?
Perhaps all of the above?

Something's cooking, I can feel it in my bones. No panic though. Just keep vigilant.

We're in a state of tension. It's worth remembering you can't control what happens out there, the best you can do is focus on your own personal lessons and environment.

Also remember, if the TV or internet did not exist, you'd mostly only be aware of what is happening locally. Something worth also keeping in mind to not be overtaken by the tension of it all.

For some reason, not sure why, I've been watching a lot about the Mongol expansion recently and the cruelty and fear they inflicted, even by the mere rumor that they were on their way. Bearing in mind all these was taking place in a period before guns or modern equipment for warfare, the sheer numbers of people who suffered at their hands is mind boggling. For example, Genghis Khan personally saw to it that the Khwarazmian Empire was wiped from the map, rumour has it, because of an insult to him.

I'll only post a small snippet

The insult that sparked Genghis Khan to destroy an empire

When envoys of Genghis Khan came knocking, Sultan Muhammad II shaved off their beards. Three years later, his empire was annihilated.

bigthink.com

The Mongols invaded the Khwarazmian Empire in 1219. Within two years, the Mongols obliterated the empire through a brutal and decisive campaign, likely killing millions of people, many of whom were women and children. To put the violence into context, the 13th-century Persian scholar Atâ-Malek Juvayni wrote that 50,000 Mongol soldiers were each ordered to kill 24 citizens of Gurganj, a city in the Khwarazmian Empire. That would amount to killing 1.2 million people...

Once Utrar fell, the rest of Khwarazmia followed suit. While the Mongols were already feared far and wide for their cruelty, their invasion of Khwarazmia set an entirely new standard. Conservative estimates place the total death toll between 2 and 15 million people.

Why post the above in this context? To put things into perspective - we live in extraordinary times but it's worth remembering that unimaginable terror has visited this planet in the past in various places and periods of time. I imagine being in some of those situations you would think the world is literally coming to an end... yet it persisted and continues to persist with us on it to the present day.

 

[KJS]

We're in a state of tension. It's worth remembering you can't control what happens out there, the best you can do is focus on your own personal lessons and environment.

Chase Hughes dropped a good video on this.