A Change Is Gonna Come....

HATJ MESSAGE - APRIL 16, 2019

NOTE: This was in response to this posting: https://terrancognito.blogspot.com/2019/04/conversation-with-thor-april-13-2019.html

From: TUCCI-JARRAF, HEATHER ANN
To:           Terran
Subject:   RE: Adrian
Date:        Apr 16, 2019 at 12:50 PM

Many women here are doing dreams/visions/preps of the landing/s...the perspectives of what they are experiencing and what they think they are experiencing, are vast and diverse, and dependent on their inner-beliefs...it is fascinating to experience them experience! ❤️ 

in complete love, gratitude, and heartitude to all, by all, with all, as one, in one 
❤️ 

ADRIAN ❤️

Home in Texas

It's good to be home in Texas.  I never considered myself a Texan, but after bouncing around this country for the last two years there's an attribute I have come to love about Texas and that's its strong desire for freedom.   I never thought the night time songs of the tree frogs of the Texas Hill Country would sound like home.  But it does.  What is home? Is it familiarity? Is it friends and family? I don't have family here but I do have friends, so perhaps its something comforting that is not quite tangible?

It's a particular poignant after experiencing the nanny state mentality of Pacific Northwest and its inability to come to grips with its own ever increasing homeless populations. I did a lot of ride share driving in the Pacific Northwest so I got to see a lot from a street level viewpoint.  The opioid epidemic is very severe in the Pacific Northwest.  It's not uncommon in downtown Seattle to see people screaming on the streets for no apparent reason.  That was in fact the most startling thing as a newcomer to see.  Starbucks and some gas stations have needle "sharps" disposal boxes in their bathrooms like you see in hospitals. The fentanyl flow from China is making its mark on the PNW.  Many Seattle gas stations have closed down their bathrooms to the public because of needless left in them, its very annoying to ride share drivers as gas stations and McDonalds are the only restrooms available.  Seattle displaced all its affordable housing when Amazon brought in 40,000 well paid tech workers into the heart of downtown Seattle.  Immediate gentrification of the area began as home prices rose. Microsoft is mostly in the suburbs near Lake Washington but much the same happened to Redmond and Bellevue.  There are huge contingents of temporary contract tech workers at Microsoft from India and Pakistan.

The overall impression I got from Seattle was a stressed out population, Stressed from high rents and mortgages and an incredibly crowded road system. Stressed from the intractable homeless everywhere reminding everyone that not everyone is prospering.  The locals are not happy with a degraded lifestyle caused by the influx of those fleeing the high costs of silicon valley, and the influx of Chinese new money buying every square inch of real estate to convert in the same style apartment or condo block has not helped affordable housing either.  Vancouver BC got out of their price range. 

Seattle and Portland are very much now sister cities to San Francisco, and it's reflected in the local politics.  Austin TX is a bit that way too, but not to as great a degree.

Portland is about 7 years behind Seattle and the homeless situation is not yet as bad as Seattle.  Portland is home to Nike, Adidas, UnderArmor, Intel and other design based corporations. Portland has a very leftist mayor who tolerates the fascist behavior of AntiFa (an oxymoron if there every was one).  Yet even that nonsense occurs in a small section of downtown but it always makes the news as being "Trump's fault" because "he created the climate for this" or some other such political nonsense.  People are violent because they chose to be violent.  It's all local political theatre on George Soros' dime. There's lots to love about Portland too, all the little gourmet food trailers and trucks, microbreweries and a fairly decent (but slow) rapid transit system. And it has a sense of neighborhood uniqueness much like San Diego has.

Colorado, oh how I love thee! But your thin air is not so good for me.  But the scenery and aspens in the fall! Wow!  Colorado people are just plain tough and resilient!  Natural selection at work?    I got stopped twice in Colorado for a broken brake light, got a warning and a business card each time.  Word of advice to anyone thinking of moving to Colorado, buy a four wheel drive! And make sure your brake lights are working.  The snow can get intense and the winters are long!  Oh yeah, and buy the best snow blower you can find!  The art of snow blowing seems to be to do it every day even if its 6 degrees out.  Once it gets past 18 inches... ya gotta wait for it to melt off.  Canadians are laughing at me of course, but I grew up in the desert of Arizona.  Southern Colorado is in a kind of sweet spot in that it gets sporadic winds from NM, AZ and UT deserts that periodically melt the snow.  You get up towards Telluride on the western slope the Rockies and the snow is pretty permanent until winter is over. 

I spoke to GW Hardin, he's a fan of Dani's solar reporting, he told me that the solar energies coming in are hitting people very hard above 5000 feet (1500 meters).  I know I feel much better at this altitude but I had attributed most of that to the increased oxygen in my body. But it may have been more than that.  There was some reason I was in Colorado.  At the time it was the only option that opened up. I don't really know what it was, it could have been I needed the flow of extra energies for what comes next?   We're all lights in spectrums we can't perceive with our eyes and we leave our imprint where ever we go.  Sometimes it's about balancing out a region, sometimes its about removing a blockage in the planetary energies.  Dulce NM was only 75 miles from Durango so who knows?  Some pretty weird stuff went on there and other parts of New Mexico. Durango was only about 30 miles from New Mexico.

GAIA PORTAL:Status seekers are rebuked, as “Headliners of Light” assume control of the process.

Status seekers are rebuked, as “Headliners of Light” assume control of the process
by Eireport

April 14, 2019

Status seekers are rebuked, as “Headliners of Light” assume control of the process.

Flamboyants of the West are swatted from their perches.

Inner Guidance prevails through the night moments.

Vanquished is the dark.

Grand designs are realized.

Conversation with Thor - April 13, 2019

Terran: Talk to Thor?

Denice: Ready when you are

Terran: Hi Thor!

Thor: TERRAN. BROTHER. AMIGO. GLORIOUS MOMENTS. NOW. THOR.

Terran: Can you share the news?

Thor: TERRAN. INDEED. FEEL THIS? THOR.

Terran: I feel a quickening pulse and exhilaration...

Thor: ...AND A VISUAL. HEART TO HEART. THOR.

Thor: TERRAN. YES. AND MORE. UNANTICIPATED. SHIFTS. AND "REMEDIES". FLOW AS ALL FLOWS NOW. THOR.

Terran: I see uniformed people, boots kind of like our "wellies" worn outside pants, and caps like a military version of a baseball cap, uniforms khaki, hats dark green...

Terran: Unknown uniform

Terran:There are on grass somewhere [moving briskly in lines, swarming almost, location unknown to me]

Thor: TERRAN. ANOTHER. WITH A BOOST. THOR.

Terran: I see a ship, bottom portion like we picture UFOs, top an extended [vertical] bubble, iridescent colors [got the sense that at least the top was made of light]

Thor: TERRAN. EXPANDING NOW. THOR.

Terran: Should I be looking at the image more?

Thor: TERRAN. YES. IMAGE IS EXPANDING FOR YOU NOW. THOR.

Terran: Feels quite large

Terran: Same iridescent quality

Terran: Landed [top became flattened as it merged with the land, there's a flexible quality to it]

Thor: TERRAN. PREPARE FOR EXPANSION. NOW. YES. LANDED. IN LAND. COMPLETE. THOR.

Terran: Sense of proportion feels stadium size [didn't feel like the Horizon Ship - much smaller than that - I do not know location but didn't feel like in my immediate area]

Thor: TERRAN. EXPECT MORE THAN ONE "VISITOR". NOW. THOR.

Terran: I hear conversations at night but don’t know where they are coming from... [not telepathic - but actual conversations like one might expect between two guards on a patrol sharing a cigarrette - I have not been able to discern the language or words - more like how a crowd sounds from a distance - the co-owner of the house is a bit spooked of the place but its not "haunted".  This sounds like actual peope to me and it doesn't feel menacing.  I think the veil is just very thin right now...  other possibility is the acoustics of the garage picking up sounds a street or two over.]

Terran: Did you all have anything to do with my canine visitor coming to my door?

Thor: TERRAN. NO. THE CANINE WAS A PRECURSOR. INJOY. THOR.

Terran: Nabrac feels present here

Thor: TERRAN. YOU ARE PRESENT. T/HERE. THOR.

Thor: FEEL ME?

Terran: Yep! I get it but not easy to wrap a human brain around it... More difficult to explain. Can only accept in gratitude.

Thor: TERRAN. NO NEED TO 'WRAP' THE GREY MATTER AROUND ANYTHING. IT IS FLOWING. IN HUMOUR. THOR.

Thor: TERRAN. I CLOSE WITH THIS ADMIRATION. THE EARTH HUMANS OF THIS MOMENT OF NOW ARE BEYOND ANY EXPECTATION OF ALL OF CREATION. THE RECORD SHOWS THAT THE EARTH HUMAN OF YOUR NOW IS STRONG. POWERFUL. AND OF COMPLETE LOVE. PREVIOUSLY UNDERESTIMATED BY SO VERY MANY 'OBSERVERS'. THOR.

Thor: TERRAN. I FEEL YOU. I FEEL YOUR ANTICIPATION. I FEEL YOUR PAIN. I FEEL YOUR EXPANSION. I AM WITH YOU. ALTHOUGH NOTHING HAS PRESENTED IN YOUR SPHERE IN A MANNER TO "PROVE" WHAT I SHARE. KNOW THAT I AM WITH YOU. AND I AM FOR YOU. FOR ALL. ALWAYS. ALL WAYS. THOR. END.

Terran: Thank you Thor!

After I got this communication I got this message from Oliver Troll on Twitter, seems dog encounters are happening to many people!  Oliver is Thor's son from Andromeda, he's a starseed living in Sweden.

Oliver: Bill don’t U find it interesting some of us seem to come across dogs simultaneously? (Aluna Ash on her trip to Hawaii, your German Shepard and myself with Bosse above ❤️ 

Oliver's new dog Bosse

Update 2: Unexpected Guest

I have an unexpected guest. It's not an ET,  Something much more terrestrial. 

When I got home tonight I found a 75 lbs male German Shepherd at my front door. I fed him a meat loaf I had made of some mystery meat left in my fridge that I cooked this afternoon.   He was thirsty and hungry.  He's a large animal.

He is a little on the skinny side so I think he's been roaming for a while.  I don't know why he picked my door, maybe it was the smell of meat loaf?  I'm going to attempt to find the owner.  He's a very well behaved dog, certainly grateful for the meal!

I don't know how I am going to feed this thing if I don't find the owner, after the move I've  got $50 to my name.  But I will figure it out.  Got him in the back yard for now, he's clearly domesticated, wanted to come inside, but I will want to get to know him first before I let him inside.

Update 1: 

Something scared him last night. And he’s definitely a “him”!  Was barking about 2 am.  Yeti? Opened the back door to see what the racket was about and he pushed in with such force I decided to let him stay.  Very large and powerful dog. He slept at the foot of the bed all night very quietly. Which apparently he was trained to do.  

He does not seem aggressive st all.  Seems to be trained to stay close to his handler... or maybe shepherds are just that way?  When I was a teenager I had a Siberian husky but he was only 50lbs quite a bit smaller than this dog.

Update 2:

Some happy news, the dog and its owner were reunited.  The outreach to the community was successful. The Sheriff's department knew the dog by name, he was a candidate for police K9 training but was too peaceful in nature so he was adopted out.   The woman who adopted him lived a couple of streets over. 

The dog originated from Europe, and was meant for breeding purposes.  He is a magnificent animal!  His paws were as wide as my palm and his back was the height of my kitchen counter!   I've never seen such a big German Shepherd (Alsatian for you Brits).

The good news is his mate is in heat and puppies will be here in a few months.  She is police dog nature so it will be interesting to see how the pups turn out.   So... if I want an animal like him, I will have to wait for version 2.0.  But I am happy he's been reunited with his family.  They can't figure how he got out, apparently there is a 6 foot fence. 

Why he came to my door I do not know.   Maybe it's like what they say about stray cats, they KNOW which houses have "cat people".... there's an invisible sign with an arrow that says "CAT PEOPLE LIVE HERE".  I haven't had a dog since my Siberian Husky when I was a teenager.  I do like dogs just haven't lived anywhere with enough space or a fenced yard, which I do have now.

My first and only dog "Toluk's Shadow"
or "Shadow", his grandfather Toluk used
 to go hiking with us. His grandfather
had blue eyes instead of brown but the
body markings were identical.

Conversation with Heather April 3, 2019

Got this the day I departed Colorado.  Thought I'd post it....   I believe BZ already has posted it.

Heather has long said that Obama was one of the most transparent Presidents ever in that he documented in Executive Orders what other presidents have been doing all along for years. 

Even the spying on Trump has exposed an extensive trail of corruption within the DOJ and FBI.  Things are often different than they appear on the surface when you zoom out to the 40,000 foot view of it all.



From: TUCCI-JARRAF, HEATHER ANN
To:           Terran
Subject    RE: USA Today
Date:       Apr 3, 2019 at 6:21 PM


Obama did perfectly at setting up the shifting for Putin and China and others... set them up, for the purpose of shifting / ripping their masks off / having them rip their masks off, in love and compassion...  and simultaneously set all up to clear Trump and out foreign agents...it's a wrap!...

...all for the purpose of shifting and stopping old behaviours that no longer serve all <3 nbsp="" p="">
Obama did beautifully
Trump did beautifully
All did and do beautifully

in complete gratitude, love, and heartitude <3 nbsp="" p="">


-----Ferguson, William on 4/2/2019 5:06 PM wrote:

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Boy the narrative changed quickly!!!


Via USA Today:

How Obama's team targeted Trump

The Russia investigation did not come from nothing, of course. Moscow did try to influence the 2016 election, part of a long history of attempted involvement in American politics going back to the days of the Comintern.

This Russian activity prompted President Obama to tell Vladimir Putin personally to "cut it out" or face "serious consequences." And the FBI gave the Trump campaign a standard counterintelligence briefing on the possibility of foreign interference in the summer of 2016, multiple government sources told NBC News and CNN.

Yet Obama officials also treated Trump campaign staffers as targets themselves. They used cooperative foreign intelligence services to chat them up overseas, both to put a layer of deniability between them and this questionable behavior, and to get around prohibitions against spying on American citizens. The recently released transcript of the House Committee on the Judiciary and Committee on Government Reform and Oversight interview with Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos goes into great detail how this targeting was conducted. Papadopoulos claims that foreign governments are now cooperating to reveal more about these activities.

image: https://www.infowars.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/obama-hillary-fusion-gps124.jpg

There are also numerous classified documents related to the collusion illusion that have been either hidden or released in severely redacted form. Last September, President Trump instructed the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Justice immediately to declassify materials related to the Russia investigation, including "all text messages without redaction" of James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and Bruce Ohr, as well as documents concerning the warrant application under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for Trump adviser Carter Page.

Democrats objected that declassifying text messages regarding the Russia investigation will compromise FBI "sources and methods," and the move was delayed after "key allies" objected.

Sources and methods must be known

However, sources and methods are the central question when it comes to investigating the investigators. So far as methods are concerned, what we know about them already are hardly worth being classified. They involve a basic counterintelligence technique, getting people to talk. In the Carter Page case, the target was a marginal character on the periphery of the 2016 Trump presidential campaign. This is not exactly on the level of the previously classified methods revealed by Edward Snowden.

But if there were some highly technical, super secret surveillance methods being used against others, including Trump himself, it is imperative that they be revealed. The notion that the U.S. government was ordered to use such advanced tools against a major party presidential campaign or a president himself is to say the least troubling, and potentially a criminal abuse of power.

Sources, likewise, should not remain concealed. Their identity is the central question of the investigation. Republicans maintain that the Carter Page FISA warrant was almost entirely based on the discredited Fusion GPS "Russia dossier," which was bankrolled by the Clinton-run Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign.

Yet former National Intelligence Director James Clapper claims that the sketchy dossier was not the main source. OK then, what was? Settling this question publicly is more important than protecting any alleged source. The country was on the verge of a grave constitutional crisis that far outweighed this narrow, and perhaps nonexistent, protection rationale. It's time to have cards on the table.

image: https://buchanan.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/After-the-Coup-What-Then-2-700x245.jpg

Many revelations from this investigation to date have given dramatic weight to the idea that the FBI and intelligence community were engaged in an effort to derail the 2016 Trump presidential campaign and later to use an "insurance policy" to subvert the Trump presidency. It is pointless to continue to argue about this in the dark.. If there is evidence that supports the Democrats' charges in these redacted documents, why not let the public know? Hiding behind "sources and methods" won't cut it.

Trump should declassify these secrets

Last August, former CIA Director John Brennan on Meet the Press called President Trump's behavior "treasonous, which is to betray one's trust and to aiding and abet the enemy, and I stand very much by that claim." Now he contritely admits that he might have relied on "bad information." But Brennan was at the center of the collusion myth from the beginning. He had received "bad information" regarding Russian efforts to penetrate the Trump campaign from foreign intelligence sources dating back to 2015.

Early 2016, Brennan convened an interagency task force at Langley that included representatives from the CIA, the FBI, the Department of the Treasury, the Justice Department, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the National Security Agency. Obama administration officials compiled a list of the key classified documents from this investigation after the 2016 election out of fear that the incoming Trump team would destroy them, according to The New York Times. So where is this list and where are the documents? Who was involved in Brennan's working group, and were any of them coordinating with the Clinton campaign?

President Trump already has the authority to declassify much of this hidden information. In the spring of 2017, when the president charged that former national security adviser Susan Rice's "unmasking" of U.S. persons in intelligence products was potentially criminal, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., said, "If he's going to make accusations of criminality against anyone, he needs to show evidence to support that kind of a charge." Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., added that "if the president wants to say that Susan Rice committed a crime, he has the power to declassify. No one else does."

Couldn't agree more.
It is probable that the full Mueller report goes into some of these issues, but it is likely that more investigation will need to be done. Democrats calling for transparency should be careful what they wish for. We are looking at what might be an unprecedented level of government interference in the 2016 election that makes Watergate look like a third-rate burglary.