My brother Ben (“DBH” to the masses) first told me—just this past Saturday, in fact—about the drone epidemic in New Jersey and elsewhere in the U.S. (including now Texas). I hadn’t heard. Suspiciously, this news hasn’t been covered much over here in Norway, if it’s been covered at all. I say “suspiciously” because I’m starting to wonder whether or not Norway isn’t behind it. Sure, Norwegians don’t look as fierce as their shaggier forebears in the horned helmets (as depicted in the 1954 film version of Prince Valiant with Robert Wagner as Val), but what rages in their blood belies the phlegmatic guise they’ve assumed in modern times. Why else the relative silence in Norway about those drones? Adding to the suspiciousness of this failure to broadcast such earth-shaking news, the former NATO secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, is… hold on to the arms of your chair… Norwegian. And — very, very suspiciously indeed — he stepped down from that post this year. Far be it from me to add fuel to any “conspiracy” fire by bringing up that “coincidence,” but, well, let’s not be too hasty to dismiss the possibility of a link there somewhere. The Chinese have, of course, been the suspected culprits by some. But Norway… Look, it’s happened before. Last time, they came from across the sea in dragon ships, and the intrusion then was a bit more, shall we say, unpleasant (and these “dragon drones” appear to be coming from the direction of the sea, too!). Perhaps this time, it might only be a sort of good-natured “ringing the doorbell and running” holiday ragging, all for fun, concluding with a bright “God Jul!” message from Norway to America on Christmas morning (the lights on the drones are, after all, green and red). On the other hand, their intentions might be more sinister. Just don’t rule out the grim possibility of these Vikings making an unexpected comeback, after currently testing American resolve with their sophisticated drones, and itching to put aside their “nice guy” pretense and start playing havoc in the world once again. Likewise, keep an eye out for suspicious bear activity near you; I haven’t quite worked out that connection yet, but I’d bet my brother’s entire fortune in book royalties that there is one.
Norwegians, Chinese, and bears. Oh, my.
Of course, some suspect NHIs (Non-Human Intelligences) are behind the mysterious aerial phenomena (I’m prepped for a Greer-Elizondo clash over this subject any day now). Others are wondering if these things are “demonic” (I admit that I tend to regard a lot of our contemporary technology as — figuratively speaking and maybe sometimes literally, as well — demonic).
Some have suggested the drones are a government/military/intelligence PSYOP (“psychological operation”), which — to be honest — doesn’t strain credibility. It’s one of the two serious possibilities, the other being that “there’s really nothing much here to worry about.” Frankly, that second possibility may be as disturbing as the first. It could mean that our skies overhead will be increasingly trafficked with commercial, law enforcement, and privately owned drones scooting hither and thither in Blade Runner style. Anyway, this is for you “pragmatic mystics”: keep your eyes, not on the skies, but looking within — and, for God’s sake, don’t follow Steven Greer’s looney suggestion to seek contact with “nice aliens” through meditation. Talk about distraction from “the one thing needful,” but that’s definitely what that is.
I found this video from Chase Hughes on all this rather sound. You can read about him here. I don’t necessarily go along with everything in it, but there’s certainly some sensible advice here. You could do worse than give it a listen:
Vikings or rogue angels? Aren't they basically the same thing?