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A viewer asks: “It seems as though there is an effort to always create a pretext for any aggressive action the Extraterrestrial Alliance wishes to see carried out. Essentially, blame the victim. Irresponsible home buyers were blamed for overextending themselves, and deserved to be ruined as a result, just as foolish and short-sighted students borrowing tens of thousands to get unmarketable degrees deserve their comeuppance and lifelong debt burden they cannot pay back. Can Creator comment on this ET strategy and why we humans so easily fall for it?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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A viewer asks: “I got a call yesterday from the lawyer’s office I used to resolve my last debt case. They told me I have to find a new attorney, because the one who was going to do the next two cases for me WAS STRUCK BY A CAR AS A PEDESTRIAN and is in the hospital in serious condition! Was this lawyer, who built a law firm and made a lucrative career out of defending the little guy from aggressive and often dishonest debt buyers and collectors, a victim of the interlopers, wishing to take out a true “lightworker” protecting the little guy?”
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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Motivating people to share their abundance can be a challenge under the best of circumstances, and getting Congress to take the money away from them to help the needy is often limited by political gridlock, given that the US is actually bankrupt, burdened by unsustainable and growing debt that cannot be paid off, has decaying infrastructure, and growing health problems, with the aging moving increasingly into dementia, and even 46% of children having a chronic disease. Autism rates have doubled in the last six years to afflict one out of every 36 kids today and projections show that by 2030, one out of three children will be diagnosed somewhere on the autism spectrum. This alone is a giant economic care burden that is looming. How can we convince the American people to tolerate an ever-greater immigrant population burden?
ClosedNicola asked 4 years ago • 
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