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Erik Kramer was not the only Lions quarterback who appears to have been targeted. Quarterback Eric Hipple, who played for the Lions in the 1980s, also attempted suicide when his life was unraveling in 1998. On the way to the airport in Detroit, Eric wrote a note to his wife, who was driving, that said, “I can’t keep doing this,” unbuckled his seat belt, opened the door, and exited the vehicle as it was doing 70 miles an hour. He wrote in his 2008 book, Real Men Do Cry, “I honestly don’t know what I was thinking at the time. … Flight seemed like a pretty good idea for that split second, and the next thing I knew, I woke up in the hospital emergency room. I had a concussion and a lot of road rash from the pavement, and, by the grace of God, no other injuries.” Was that grace made possible by a retrocausal LHP said for him? What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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Both Erik Kramer and Eric Hipple tragically lost their oldest sons, Kramer’s to a heroin overdose, and Hipple’s to suicide with a shotgun. Were these boys also targeted as a result of their fathers playing for the Detroit Lions? Kramer’s son might have survived, but a fellow partygoer abandoned him on his couch at home, rather than drive him to the hospital as he initially set out to do. The boy’s would-be rescuer went back to the party, and Kramer’s son died alone on the couch he was abandoned on. Was this a result of targeting as well? Are these boys in need of a Spirit Rescue? What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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Brian was born in Detroit. Was his choice of birth location partly a result of wanting to “parachute into a hot zone” so to speak? To see what he could do to help remedy the dire situation befalling the entire region? What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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Who would have thought an NFL football team could be such an object lesson and crucible of interloper interference in human affairs? Can Creator share how Empowered Prayer and the Lightworker Healing Protocol are the means by which the targeting, not just of the Lions, or The Rust Belt, but indeed all of humanity, can be brought to a complete, safe, and effective end once and for all?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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“You had one job” is a phrase that has taken the “Internet Meme World” by storm, and epitomizes the belief in and, dare we say it, the celebration of human incompetence. Speaking of “one job,” and referring back to a couple of shows ago, Creator revealed that the Detroit Lions were “messed with” by the interlopers contributing to a very lopsided loss that all but extinguished their hopes of making the playoffs. But, as their “luck” would have it, it turns out a pivotal game that would have sent the Lions to the playoffs was discovered by NFL league officials, and numerous professional pundits, to be the worst refereed game of the entire 2022 2023 NFL season! So bad, in fact, that it has become an inquiry for the NFL Competition Committee. There were no less than five egregiously botched calls that all favored the Seattle Seahawks. As a result, the Los Angeles Rams, who mostly dominated the game, lost to the Seahawks in overtime and kept the Detroit Lions from reaching the playoffs. One missed call, in particular, was when the Seattle quarterback intentionally grounded the ball and no referee called a penalty. Literally, everyone else watching the game saw how obvious a penalty it was, yet seven referees who had “one job,” failed to call it. What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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If it turns out that the referees were manipulated, could a SINGLE LHP, said for the referees of that game a week in advance, have been enough to change the outcome? Would the Lions likely be in the playoffs as a result?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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We have learned in this project that what we humans would consider wildly improbable is often, in fact, just the opposite. The vast majority of people would consider it wildly improbable that members of extraterrestrial species, with Star Trek level technology, would ever bother to travel to the future to discover if the Detroit Lions defeat the Green Bay Packers. It feels utterly RIDICULOUS to even type this out! But, given what we’ve learned about how the interlopers entertain themselves, and further knowing that time travel is easy and a “no-brainer” for them, is it, in fact, a ridiculous hypothesis to consider?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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And furthermore, is it possible that the interlopers saw the Lions winning, in spite of numerous attempts to manipulate the players and officials to affect the outcome? And, as a result of witnessing this probable outcome against their liking, turned their attention instead to manipulating another game that had determinative consequences for the Lions while, at the same time, sullying the deteriorating reputation of NFL referees further which, of course, serves the interlopers by manipulating humans to lose confidence in human leadership in general? What can Creator tell us?
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