TRUTH SEEKERS II 人類の覚醒に命を懸ける真実追求者たちとの対話
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待望の第2弾が登場!
世界の裏側で起きる事実を握る
無双の3組と“宇宙スケール"でトークを展開!
これは、“善と悪の闘い"ではなく、“神様と悪魔の闘い"です。
ジェームズ・ギリランド
PART I ジャネット&シンサ
「カバールの陥落」を世界に発信する気骨あふれるオランダ人ジャーナリストの2人
◆オランダ発! 気骨精神あふれるジャーナリスト2人
◆ジャネットさんはクロップ・サークル研究の第一人者
◆2人が制作する映画、『Fall of the Cabal(カバールの陥落)シリーズ
◆ペットの犬がワクチン接種者からの感染で死亡
◆ワクチンの副反応で魂も抜ける!?
◆目覚めた人の闘いは終わり、眠る人の闘いははじまる
◆政府高官が幼児虐待する儀式を目撃して逮捕!?
◆逮捕を逃れ、オランダからスペインへ逃亡した2人
◆トランプが悪人を側近に置いていた理由とは?
◆ハイチ地震で助けたはずの孤児たちが消えた!?
◆今もトランプは大統領
◆シェディングに効果があるのは松葉茶や「NAC」のサプリ
◆将来は、ワクチン接種者が飛行機に乗れない時代が来る!?
◆王室とバチカンの深すぎる闇
◆ナチスを支援していたヨーロッパ王室
◆マザー・テレサは人身売買をしていたカバールメンバー!?
◆皆と一緒に新しい世界へ移行することをサポート
PART II ジェームズ・ギリランド
UFO&エイリアンの世界の第一人者が宇宙視点のスケールで光と闇を説く
◆UFO のメッカ、世界有数のスピリチュアルスポットにある「 ECETI」
◆子どもの頃に命を救ってくれたのは、マリア様
◆宇宙の源(ソース)は、選択の自由を与えてくれる
◆多次元に存在する神々たちとの出会い
◆古代人はレプティリアンと条約を結んでいた
◆地球はアセンションへ向けて加速中
◆グレイだけでも57 種類存在している!?
◆ケムトレイルが完全に無くなることが勝利のサイン
◆悪事の背後にいるレプティリアンやハイブリッドたち
◆クローンや替え玉がいるバイデンやヒラリー
◆アメリカでは9割近くの人が目覚めはじめている!?
◆ワクチンは打たないで!
◆トランプがワクチン接種を勧める理由とは!?
◆銀河連合と連携するアライアンス
◆1950 年代から人類と協力体制にある銀河連合
◆銀河連合とアライアンスが行った「木星の会議」とは?
◆「 木星の会議」のテーマは、地球の未来の運営について
◆スターシードたちへのアドバイス
◆地球に合わせて自身の波動を上げること
◆マリア様とつながるメラニア夫人
PART III ジーン・コーセンセイ
元海軍特殊部隊出身、徹底したリサーチで真実を暴き、愛で人を導く
◆読者の強い要望で、ジーンさんが再び登場!
◆レプティリアンのDNA を持つカバールメンバーたち
◆ワクチン未接種でも接種者から「スパイクたんぱく」が感染
◆「 Human(ヒューマン)」と「Mankind(マンカインド)」の違いとは!?
◆カバールだったゼカリア・シッチンが人間の起源を都合良く変更
◆神が「他の種と交わるな」といった理由
◆日本でワクチンの影響で亡くなる人の割合は?
◆地球内部にいる生命体について
◆カバールメンバーの逮捕状況について
◆ホワイトハウスを悪魔祓いしたメラニア夫人
◆破壊活動が続く、世界の地下基地の現状について
◆カバールが起こす山火事で土地が浄化されるという事実
◆CIA の解体が進行中
◆いよいよ金融リセットがはじまる!?
◆「 アメリカ共和国」と「アメリカ株式会社」の違い
◆「 エバーギブン」の座礁事故の裏にあった事実
◆ミャンマーは人身売買と麻薬密売の拠点
◆内乱が起き、危機を迎えている中国
◆オークションサイト、「イーベイ(e-Bay)」で子どもたちが売られている!?
◆「闇の10日間」は局地的に行われる
◆メドベッドにまつわる誤解 etc...
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