Pleiadian Renegades through Amanda R. Ryan
“At this point, the audience gasps, as the curtain begins its descent and the lights dim.“
May 23, 2008
On the one side of the stage, we see some shady characters dressed as bringers of peace and reason. On the other side, we see some of the same. In the middle, a company of confusion. The script reads like an ominous incantation. However, with some interpretation from our side of the theater, you may glean something more hopeful than heartless.
Parading Politician 1: I am here to save you from yourselves (you poor, pitiful people).
Parading Politician 2: Listen to me, folks. I have secrets.
Parading Politician 3: I don’t know what to say.
Mass Media (in chorus): What can we say?
One Voice from the Wings: I’m on my way…
Parading Politicians 1, 2 and 3: Uh-oh.
At this point, the audience gasps, as the curtain begins its descent and the lights dim.
What comes next is a surprise. Even we cannot see clearly how the next act will play out. But we can see that the cast of characters is all abuzz in the backstage and rumors abound about a quick re-write that has taken place in the director’s cabinet. Nothing is written in stone at this point, but as the final act nears, every signal is more and more important to the punchline having meaning beyond the joke you see before you now. We are opening the next act. Be sure to have enough snacks and drinks, and be in your seats when the curtain again rises to reveal reality’s next set of parameters of the comic opera you call life on Earth. You won’t want to miss anything.
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