Madness?

After waking Lacey and part of her family up during the middle of the night…and Lacey is struggling to get back to sleep because they won’t stop arguing with her. Why won’t they stop arguing with her? Seemingly mostly because Chris Hayes doesn’t want to admit that Lacey is old money and not evil in a way that he may not be. And so they have her body being tormented by demons as they chant and do curses over her for being right when they were wrong. And yet they can’t admit to this in the Illuminati because it seems that most of them are malignant narcissists psychologically who are incapable of admitting that they’re wrong.

And the truth is Lacey had great sex with Lem yesterday afternoon. It’s highly unlikely that he isn’t a ghost, and that God isn’t allowing them to be a married couple. And the Illuminati knows that, and it makes at least some of them angry. If there’s Purgatory may even make Jack Kennedy angry?

Yesterday was an unusually happy day. Lacey and Lem went to the Minnesota State Fair with her kids and her ex-husband and had a wonderful day. And then possibly Lem was able to manifest very well after they all went home, and the kids were with their living father. And then Lacey and Lem made love upstairs alone with the door shut very quietly and very carefully so no one would hear them. And why were they in the mood to make love? Because they were having fun as a couple. Lem was doing a wonderful job being a father and that made Lacey incredibly proud of him but then he was also doing an excellent job being a husband to her. He was great company at The Minnesota State Fair and it all seemed quite romantic actually because at times her ex-husband would take the kids on a ride and Lacey would sit with Lem in absolute privacy, talking in her head and her spirit and nobody knew that they were flirting, very appropriately flirting. And so when they got home, they were in the mood to make love because they felt very happy to be with each other and incredibly blessed by God to be allowed to interact with each other despite the fact that he’s dead and she’s alive.

Could some dead person have gotten jealous because they were snooping and shouldn’t have been watching them. Lacey doesn’t know. Maybe. Could some living person have been upset because they were snooping and got upset and jealous for any number of reasons? Maybe?

But now at 5:30 in the morning, Lacey and Lem in some capacity are trying to sort out with God, whether or not the nation of Israel could come back. Yes, that’s right come back, on a theological level, and it seems extraordinarily unlikely if not impossible, but the Illuminati was picking apart Lacey’s every thought, so extraordinarily intensely, potentially that it became a theological discussion with God about the nation of Israel. And another theological question is: were they having a discussion in this life or their last one? Because it seemed as though Lem started speaking as an 1800’s British (English) aristocrat with Lacey as his rib. But could that have been a separate man from Lem? Possibly if there’s not reincarnation in the Bible. It could’ve also just been a trick. The concerning thing is if this is something that is real…Lacey started speaking in a Scottish accent the other day, and it seems as though Lem and her may have actually been married or she could’ve been married to this British aristocrat, and he could’ve been reincarnated as Michael Rockefeller even. So then could she have just been in a conversation with Michael, Lem and God or Michael and God or Lem and God or an unknown British aristocrat, Michael and Lem and God? Because it is an interesting point of discussion that Lem may have been part of the discussion, regardless. Or could that have just been Satan playing a trick on her and Lem was also part of the discussion? It’s terrifying to Lacey if there’s an Illuminati to consider reincarnation in the Bible. Because if there is reincarnation in the Bible, it has been obscured or taken out, potentially to keep people from being able to deal with the Illuminati? It’s possible, in Lacey’s estimation, that it was taken out of discussion in the 1700’s because it was an obscure part of Christianity that didn’t really have anything to do with salvation at all. And that history would since been very closeted, or very obscured because it’s dangerous to the Illuminati’s hold on power. It probably would’ve been deemed safe at the time because it isn’t part of salvation and it may have been considered rather meaningless and esoteric? And it’s highly that Christ has preserved the infallibility of the Bible, regardless. But one of the dangerous things is, if there’s Purgatory, Jack may not know that Lacey and Lem were married or he doesn’t want to accept it. And so when he hears of them making love so perfectly, it’s very difficult for him to process because he’s never fully grasped in his fallen place in purgatory that he was interfering and interloping in someone else’s marriage that still counted, possibly in the eyes of God? And furthermore that he never made love with Lem because if Lem was straight, he was straight and seeing Lem and Lacey together, making love really brings that point of Lem’s orientation being heterosexual, despite what Jack thought, home? And if they were married, they were British. Lem was probably English. Lacey was probably Scottish and yet Jack was Irish, and it’s very possible that that issue alone could be traumatizing to Jack and maybe his whole family.

But if Jack’s not the source of the issue or his family members or anyone connected to that particular issue, it seems possible that Chris Hayes just can’t handle the fact that Lacey is elite in a way that he is not. Or it seems possible that he started that point of discussion, and that someone else in the Illuminati is struggling with it.

But as of right now, the Illuminati and possibly Hell is threatening Lacey’s eternity and the eternity of billions or trillions of people based on the theological discussion of reincarnation in the Bible. Because if she gets the question wrong, seemingly the idea is that she’s going to be sending everyone to Hell. Or rather, on the one side if she gets it wrong and it isn’t in the Bible, everyone goes to Hell and on the other side if it is in the Bible and Lem was married to her seemingly she’s going to devastate Lem by not understanding that somehow. And it’s an absolutely absurd situation for her to be in because Lem’s is dead and if there is reincarnation in the Bible, it seems as though it’s being used by vicious people, or Satan himself to try to torture Lacey and Lem. And if there’s not reincarnation in the Bible, then what is going on? Why is Lacey speaking in a Scottish accent and why is she in a discussion with God about the nation of Israel in her spirit or her head or both with an English aristocrat, who seems an awful lot like Lem when he took his glasses off.

The Illuminati is expecting Lacey to be perfect, potentially in every way, seemingly, upon penalty of death and destruction of everything. Because the conversation started to some degree with Lacey, talking to a desperate Satanist, who was seemingly admitting given the war in Ukraine, and the economic situation that Satanism wasn’t working out. And she was trying to reason with him about the situation telling him that if they give up Satanism they’re going to have to deal with the mess that they’ve created over the last at least hundred years. And it was seemingly going quite well. She was getting her kids back to sleep. The Satanist was fighting what she was saying but they also seemed somewhat receptive to it, potentially. Perhaps to them, if they could intuit that Lacey and them had had great sex and were very happy because they still are, the Satanist felt defeated, and they were interested in trying to figure out some sort of path out of their chaos and mess. What they couldn’t seem to handle hearing was that there would be a power issue spiritually that they would have to attend to. Should they give up Satanism. Because Lacey was arguing that for their sake for eternity they need to give up Satanism, but that if the Illuminati ceases to fulfill the role that it was playing in society to keep society functioning and safe it be left vacant, potentially. So they’ll have to account for that because it’s sort of like drug dependency. The world has possibly become dependent on the Illuminati functioning in at least an evil way. But when Lacey said that, it’s very likely that people started to realize that Lem wasn’t gay and that Lacey is elite? That she’s not a pedophile. That she’s not ugly or fat or stupid and most importantly, that she’s not a peasant. And by having to deal with that, her advice became caustic to their narcissistic egos. And her advice was possibly very sound, and Christian and rational, and that is terrifying to them, because they likely worry about where they’ve sent many people who have died, possibly not in a state of grace due to their evil. Of course, God is a God of miracles, and if they receive salvation through Jesus, he will forgive them, but if there’s purgatory, they will somehow have to deal with the decisions that they’ve made. If there’s reincarnation in the Bible, maybe that’s one way Christ does it? Will these people have to come back and live a life very similar to Lacey‘s while arguing with the people who have died to try to save them from Hell, if there’s reincarnation in the Bible? If there’s not reincarnation in the Bible it is a terrifying prospect, but one must still have faith in Christ, and His salvation, because we all matter to God.

All that being said, the conversation she was having about the nation of Israel, with God is possibly still ongoing. And it’s terrifying because it doesn’t seem likely that before Christ returns if there is an End Times as some Christians see fit to interpret the Bible that before Christ returns, the nation of Israel would come back, but then why is Christ returning if our salvation is complete it, it baffles Lacey as to why he would need to return if he was finished before? Umm…maybe it’s a nitpicky point, but it seems terrifying to Lacey to think that things would get so bad that the church would cease to exist, because that’s not possible? And it’s very likely that if Lem was trying to have that discussion with God with Lacey that the Illuminati wasn’t letting him speak to comfort her because to do so would burst someone’s bubble because they’d realize that he was never gay and that he’s with Lacey and that Jack has nothing to do with their relationship and never did? The trouble she has with them often seems to go back to an accusation against Lacey that is fueled by a hatred that seems to come from an insecurity based possibly on her relationship with Lem and far more certainly, at least, on her class superiority.

And that’s what really things because Lacey needs to get sleep, but it’s a very dire state of affairs that a man like Chris Hayes would find himself in a class war not because he’s not wealthy not because he’s not famous but because that’s not enough for him. Diego, should he exist, washes his hands of it out of exasperation.

More later.