1999 NEW YEAR's EVE - WHERE WERE YOU?

Remember it well.
I was 47 years old, and having survived high school in the 60's, the whole world looked like a Woodstock moment to me that night. I also watched the TV as the whole world celebrated, from time zone to time zone, and there was no violence. As a Christian, I thought maybe the new agers were right and we shifted the time line with our love and the whole end times thing doesn't have to happen.
I didn't know about the pedophile sex ring or adrenochrome or what was going on under the surface at the time, but on the surface, everyone seemed peaceful and happy all around the world that night.
When 9 11 happened, it seemed as though they had done a ritual to put us back on the end times time line, and now that I know more about what is going on in this sin soaked world, behind the curtain, I can't wait for YHWH to bring it all down. It's the only way.
That's why, for me, 2020 is the year I have to figure out where to go to live off grid.
The worst year before this was 1980. I could feel a dark cloud forming over us that New Year's Eve. I was in NYC at a music producer's house. Everyone else but me loved coke. I was an acid head, and I could see how coke had turned the baby boom party dark and materialistic. After ending a war, now we were about to be pawns in Iran/Contra coke cartel, helping to pay for a war. Such hypocrites. The 80's made me sick. The 90's I was raising babies.
2000 held so much hope for the future, then 9 11 happened.

Computer world happened that decade. Home computers. I had my hands on a machine that could give me access to information. I had had bootleg videos of the Waco thing. It was hard to get good conspiracy info before computer world.

I got sucked into every conspiracy out there in the 2000's. It was fun for me, rough on everyone around me. lol
Here we are. Google controls and watches what we can find, and we are about to enter the dark side of computer world.
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The future does not look bright to me. Guess I'm a Luddite. Time to look for my spot.
You hate getting old? Try staring 70 in the face and still feeling like 17. I got to live the 60's, and it was an amazing time to have been alive.
btw, I wrote my memoirs about the 70's on Amazon, if you are interested. The series is entitled Blue Planet Blues. Volume One is a free download. That one is called "Hitchhiking the Psychedelic Matrix".

I was 33 and happy.
20 years go by in a blink of an eye.
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I hate getting old.

Where were U in 1999?

I watched n.w.o. ENDLESS TV coverage of the "New Millennium."

Peter Jennings on ABC was like Millenium Y2K PORN!!!

Some of us were RIGHT HERE ON GLP GABBING AWAY ABOUT Y2K.

I was one of them!

Happy 2020.

I hope.

Proceed.