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The Fifth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
WingmakersTM
through the constructs of separation and deception. This occurs with issues that human
beings can relate to like scarcity, preservation of a race, unintended consequences of
decisions, service to self instead of service to truth. All of these elements were in the
behavioral equations of Anu and his Sirian accomplices.
“At some point, the lessons are learned. The entire experiment solidifies and hardens to such
a degree that it cannot really compress anymore. Its value rapidly diminishes from that point.
When this happens, beings will intervene. In our case, we intervened in the form of
humanity returning to warn of this reality, hence the WingMakers intervention. As for why
we are talking, it’s simple. Marduk is not the only one who can program.”
Sarah: “And what does that mean”
Dr. Neruda: “In today’s world we have programmers who can write code that take the user
of that code from one experience to the next. It moves them from point A to point B.
Programming is an aspect of time. It’s a directional process.
“You’re aware of hackers. They come in all sizes. Earlier this year a fifteen-year-old kid
hacked into the US Air Force. Even Microsoft is finding it impossible to protect its NT OS.
The hacker mindset is again a manifestation of separation. It is a polarity. A mind game of
sorts, complete with ego and sometimes greed. Mostly, it’s a reminder that whatever’s a
fortress remains vulnerable. The program that Marduk created is similar in concept to our
software programming, but infinitely more complex and advanced. However, as any hacker
will tell you, anything can be hacked with the right technology and skill.
“Our programs have been hacked. We’ve been altered. We’re not connected in the same way
to the grid lines that rule this hologram that I called Bubble One, a little earlier.”
Sarah: “Who… who did the hacking”
Dr. Neruda: “I can’t give you a name. I don’t know. I’ve been told that there’re many
resources that are being used to create the crack in the wall, and then, from the inside—
that’s us, humanity—we’ll push the wall down collectively and walk out of this prison. We’re
part of the crack.”
Sarah: “I don’t remember volunteering.”
Dr. Neruda: “For what it’s worth, neither do I.”
Sarah: “Okay… I’m going to shift the conversation a bit. In my notes from Saturday you
said the following: ‘That the WingMakers claimed that the three-dimensional five-sensory
domain that humans have adjusted to is the reason we are only using a fractional portion of
our intelligence. They claimed that the time capsule would be the bridge from the threedimensional
five-sensory domain to the multidimensional seven-sensory domain.’
“How does that relate to tonight’s conversation, and what exactly is the time capsule”
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