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the operator (Fig 21). Indigenous author Jack D. Forbes, a founder of
the Native American movement in the 1960s, wrote another book
about Wetiko entitled Columbus And Other Cannibals – The Wetiko
Disease of Exploitation, Imperialism, and Terrorism which I also read.
Forbes says that Wetiko refers to an evil person or spirit ‘who
terrorizes other creatures by means of terrible acts, including
cannibalism’. Zulu shaman Credo Mutwa told me that African
accounts tell how cannibalism was brought into the world by the
Chitauri ‘gods’ – another manifestation of Wetiko. The distinction
between ‘evil person or spirit’ relates to Archons/Wetiko possessing
a human or acting as pure consciousness. Wetiko is said to be a
sickness of the soul or spirit and a state of being that takes but gives
nothing back – the Cult and its operatives perfectly described. Black
Hawk, a Native American war leader defending their lands from
confiscation, said European invaders had ‘poisoned hearts’ – Wetiko
hearts – and that this would spread to native societies. Mention of
the heart is very significant as we shall shortly see. Forbes writes:
‘Tragically, the history of the world for the past 2,000 years is, in
great part, the story of the epidemiology of the wetiko disease.’ Yes,
and much longer. Forbes is correct when he says: ‘The wetikos
destroyed Egypt and Babylon and Athens and Rome and
Tenochtitlan [capital of the Aztec empire] and perhaps now they will
destroy the entire earth.’ Evil, he said, is the number one export of a
Wetiko culture – see its globalisation with ‘Covid’. Constant war,
mass murder, suffering of all kinds, child abuse, Satanism, torture
and human sacrifice are all expressions of Wetiko and the Wetiko
possessed. The world is Wetiko made manifest, but it doesn’t have to
be. There is a way out of this even now.