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The Angels are moving their beds. August 25, 2021.

Introduction.

That's not thunder. Don't worry about it. The Angels are just moving their beds.

I have a word of reassurance for everybody. You want a bit of encouragement? I knew you did.

Okay, everything does seem to have come unstuck. The year 2020 got into the liquor cabinet and went on a bender for the ages.

And then, 2021 said, hold my beer. No, wait, I'm going to keep my beer. I'm going to drink my beer here. You can hold the can.

And all of 2021's friends and cousins and siblings are standing back a gas. We thought this was going to be a fun barbecue.

The ocean heaves and surges and the nations of men dash against the rocks along the shore, and they make a thunderous noise.

And the seagulls circle over the rocks, the same as they have always done.

The seagulls will be here next week, and these turbulent waves won't be.

Stupidity is not a plan.

If a madman decided one day to revolt against heaven and determined to express his disgust with the ways of God,

by throwing rocks at the moon, he would quickly wear himself out. And since the vanity of this endeavor is so perfectly obvious,

this is why our global elites decided to round up millions and billions of us so that each of us could join in with that initial pioneer of autonomy by throwing rocks at the moon.

Maybe it will work if we all throw rocks at the moon together. It must be those people who aren't throwing anything that are causing this endeavor to fail.

We will have to deal with the moon denier shortly.

In short, we've gotten to the part of the story where the priests of Baile are cutting themselves with knives.

We can afford to wait because their God is in the John, and he is indisposed.

God remains in his heaven.

Make them bear their guilt of God, let them fall by their own councils, because of the abundance of their transgressions cast them out, for they have rebelled against you, Psalm 5, verse 10.

Let them fall by their own councils.

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