Six. Seven.

Pop culture or sinister warning sign?

And, what do the following things have to do with it?

South Park’s recent ‘Twisted Christian’ episode.
Revelations 6:7
Pope Leo’s new white horse named Proton, and
CERN’s conclusion of the 2025 Large Hadron Collider (LHC) campaign between October 21 and December 21, 2025?

In today’s ‘Jeff Walks Around Mexico City’ episode, I connect the dots for you, including Jewish scientist Avi Loeb from Harvard saying an alien mothership, travelling towards the inner solar system, will reach Earth and put its plan into action between November 21 and December 5, 2025. ITS PLAN? WHAT PLAN?

Would ‘the plan’ have something to do with the invasion of space aliens annihilating a group of fans on the roof of a building wearing ‘Alien Pride’ T-shirts and holding ‘Welcome Alien Friends’ banners à la Independence Day predictive programming style?

Better stay away from high rises for the next 6 to 7 weeks…

It might just be the next big thing for libtards… after ‘Trans Pride’, ‘Black Lives Matter’, and ‘No Kings’:

“NO KINGS! Governments, Tech Overlords, and Extraterrestrials Welcome. Please rule our health, our money, our children, our land and our future…”

Across the street, the other team’s flying flags of their own; “law and order,” “martial law,” “make it great again.” Same story. They want rulers too, just ones wearing their preferred colors.

That’s the punchline: no matter who you vote for, you get the same result, more rules, more taxes, more surveillance, more control. You can change the faces, but the system runs itself. It’s like an AI with a crown.

Speaking of AIs and clouds – did you notice the big “World Wide Wobble” yesterday? Whole swaths of the internet blinked out. Last year Microsoft blamed the same on an update; Amazon blamed it on a “glitch.” Sure. They said the same thing before every cyber-drill. Remember Klaus Schwab warning about “the next great cyber pandemic”? It feels like these little outages are rehearsals. And, when the grid goes dark, they’ll tell you it was a hacker in a cave in Afghanistan, or a rival superpower, or maybe a Big Bad Space Jelly. Never that it was a test for the next ‘Big Event’.

One thing is clear. The video game never gets boring. If yours is boring, you’re not playing it right.

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