Networking makes it possible ... - by Lois Sasek

10.08.2024 | www.kla.tv/30080

I would like to say a big thank you to networking. For many years I have been encouraging our people again and again that we could somehow get in touch with David Icke, for example. But that took several years. We tried again and again until it worked. And that is why today is a really big day of celebration for me. It is really nice that it worked, that David Icke was able to speak to us here. That was the first video we saw as a family, an educational video. I was still a child, and it touched my heart right then. That is why today is a big day, the anniversary conference. And so we are now connected with hundreds of such key people, with educationalists from all over the world. And at this point I would just like to encourage you to network at every opportunity, in REALITY. Because when the network is switched off or we are completely censored, then we are REALLY connected from person to person and from heart to heart. And if you also get in touch with important key people or alternative broadcasters, for example, then just let us know. We simply have to network. Also with countries all over the world. For example, since the beginning of the year we have already been networked with ten other countries because we have simply focused on it. For example, we said we would now like to network with Brazil. We divided up who would network with which country. Today there are a lot of people, some people from Brazil, from Finland and many other countries that we thought at the beginning of the year we had to get to somehow. And by the way, we are welcoming another country today, namely Greenland. Messages have been coming in until a quarter past ten and beyond. So 63 countries are already participating live. I have written down all of the people who are currently connected here. And I really thank you all for helping us to network further. Stefan Magnet said it, we especially need the inconspicuous people in the background, and that also applies above all to networking. Maybe you know a key person from a country, and then you have the key in your hand for millions of people who will wake up again and become a bigger domino. Do you understand? And so we will gain more and more mass. The Eberts sang it. We are becoming more and more. And today there are hundreds of people here, without cameras, by the way. And I would actually like to say hello to them too. I wanted to show them to you here now. For example, there are over 20 people from Tenerife here. Here some of them greet us with a photo greeting. Or in France dozens of people have dialed in without cameras. There are groups everywhere without webcams. And here you can see some who would like to wave to us in this way. Let's wave back and connect with them all in particular. Wave, wave, yes. As I said, not everyone could share the webcam. Often it is the limits of internet bandwidth or whatever. That was just a quick warm-up, to realize that we are everywhere. For some it's morning, for others it's noon, for others it's evening, and for others it's night. All right. Then, Dad, thank you. Thank you, Lois, for this inspiring way in which you always bring people into the network, into our spider web. Yes, we need to network. Wow, wow, what a day. Now we move on. We come to the next luminary.

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