Blondie

After I relayed the events of the afternoon to the Slack. Blondie and C started some shenanigans:

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Yes @blondie

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@blondie, Kyle was followed.

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Her name is Irene.

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High up.

Higher up than we have seen public in a long while.

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OSDM/Order?

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Above

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She is what you refer to as a…[Read more]

@blondie
Thank you for putting this together.
I know @Daela and I both heard back from him a little after 1130pm so we know he at least made it back in one piece.

What do we know so far? It’s someone he knows. Someone named L. And someone who’s met him in a familiar place before for coffee. That’s…not really much to go off of for now and I’m…[Read more]

@blondie you’re not, ma. It takes a lot of effort to actively bully a person and I think we’re above that. I do want new people to know that everyone is open to say whatever crazy shit they want to contribute here. Please speak your beautiful minds. Healthy arguing I love. Ask @nothenrygale, I argue with him at least three times a week, and if I r…[Read more]

@blondie. No apology necessary. ❤️

@blondie to be clear: in the scheme of things, my allegiances don’t matter, and neither does the mole, as
Morgan himself has said. This is exactly the point I make about unnecessary division.

My intention was to be thoughtful and reflective about this recent task, same as Kevin. I’m not “flip flopping,” that’s reductive reasoning, I’m sayin…[Read more]

Wholeheartedly agree that -overall-, all the symbology and potential ramifications of such that @blondie put together is of the most significant interest to me.

But then again, if individual actions are what will ultimately matter–if those actions also include choosing/picking/making sides, I expect them to continue to exist and matter as well.

Same. I’m really not here for groups or sides or whatever. But all of @blondie‘s research and potential meanings there?? THAT I’m into.

I am much more intrigued by @blondie‘s research and the meaning behind it than the puzzle itself. I have zero interest in following a group at this point.

The fourth tile of our new mystery phrase dropped this morning — and it turns out our very own @blondie called this one in Slack last night like a MF’ing rock star: “They burn with the fire of charity.”

I’ll let Blondie elaborate on the potential implications she uncovered when she’s online, but here’s the completed phrase for visual reference for now:

Great work @blondie and @persephone One other little piece I can add from my session today fits with all of this.

The joining of opposites to create a third, transformational, thing or state.

i.e. everything changes.

Minor update from Slack.

Earlier today there was some discussion about the origins of the various symbols in this Instagram puzzle (and if you haven’t noticed, @blondie is killing it in tracking down the origins of so much of the imagery from this thing, and the book pages, etc). We’ve been talking in general how a lot of it seems to be…[Read more]

@blondie As usual, I think we actually believe the exact same thing, and just look at it from slightly different points of view. LOL

If somebody takes action, they 100% should expect questions about it. That’s the emotional flipside of taking an extreme action (and I will totally admit it’s often not fun/easy taking an unpopular stance). But even…[Read more]

@blondie It’s hard to track for sure — even when it’s only 8PM! 🙂

That’s probably by design, but I’m reading the first “they” as referring to “the items” (which impacts the whole power dynamic thing I was ruminating on). But now that you mention things that may have been typos on the part of TPTB, I wonder if “their more obscure realities” wa…[Read more]

@blondie “And who is to say that all those lost alternatives weren’t better? Weren’t more enlightening? More exciting if that’s what you want? Just because *something* happens, it doesn’t mean something *better* couldn’t have happened instead.

Totally agree, actually. But the point I’m trying to make is that something happened in all of these sit…[Read more]

@blondie Rock n’ roll, thanks for the clarification (and the write-up)!

It’s probably worth noting that some of what Clint said reads a little differently now that we know he didn’t italicize those words:

“It’s tricky at times,” says Sears, “but partially, we try to aggregate the items that we feel are most believable, and also won’t jeopardiz…

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