Nesheim Wealth II (by Lem Billings)

I’m going to explain it. Give me a moment. I’m making a snack.

Later.

Sorry, I had to make my son and daughter a bowl of soup. It’s a cold winter’s night and we’re having soup. it’s a recipe that Ed suggested. I get along pretty well with Ed. Sometimes we have differences of opinion, but we get along pretty well.

My kids are with me right now, so if you try to choke them on that soup, if they died, they would just be finishing the bowl in the afterlife. It’s not worth scaring their mother.

Both Ed and Eunice feel very sad for Lacey, and very protective of both of us, which is why I feel bad, because I’m actually older than that technically but Ed with his University of Observation he observed a lot.

I’ll be back in a moment. Lacey is hanging a picture.

Later.

I wasn’t raffish, by the way. I was heterosexual. It was interpreted by some people as being…different. But it was actually just repressed heterosexuality, rage, bitterness, hatred, despair and…a loneliness I wasn’t aware I possessed. You have to be deep to understand me as I stupidly presented myself. I was so messed-up. …So some people claim I was a badass hooligan and other people who knew me likely assume I was a miserable person stuck unhappily being gay. I was neither. …What did I ever do that was so damn raffish…and shallow? Because I’d have to have been very shallow to be truly raffish. I’m sorry, I confused a lot of people.

That being repeated…Lacey and I are exhausted. We went through three pictures and moved a bunch of stuff around. I was able to help though. She caught a piece of cinnabar with one hand thanks to me. Usually her reflexes aren’t that good.

Oh yes. Okay. The Nesheims.

Let’s see.

Nils was the third oldest son. They owned a farm in Norway but the farm went to his older brother and his father died at 35 from overwork. He was a math tutor in Norway and he’d ski many miles for work and finally he exhausted himself and became ill with pneumonia and died. Nils then came to America.

Gunhild from her silversmith family was actually only visiting her uncle who owned a farm in Nebraska. Gunhild had been rejected by a potential husband and was very sad and so she decided to visit America. However, once she was here she never wanted to leave.

They struggled for many years. But by the 1920’s they were well established enough to build a new house. A 2700 sq. ft. house. Four bedrooms. A weave loom room. A small formal dining room and parlor, eventually a bathroom and a large kitchen. It’s not grand but it’s actually quite nice. Very homey! Very cozy! And very haunted at this point.

…All the kids went to school. Nils and Gunhild were relatively well educated, and certainly unusually intelligent people. Nils had family who were professors in Norway.

Aasne married an engineer. Hans was a small businessman. Edward a dentist. Halvor an engineer and businessman. Toddy was a farmer. Bennett a small businessman. …They were all relatively well off. Especially HB, Halvor. He was a millionaire. Tonette, Lacey’s grandmother, married badly. Gudrun married well enough. He was a businessman too.

Now here’s where it becomes more difficult. …HB sold honey to the governor of North Dakota. He’d drive out of his way to buy honey from HB. Why? …And…HB’s family had the Electoral College vote. If you don’t know, that’s the group of people who actually vote directly for the US President. HB wasn’t involved in organized crime. Or insider deals. But he was very rich and he did make a great deal of money in the Stock Market.

Anyway…the land itself was worth millions and millions by the 1980’s. And they owned nothing on it. They had a savings. It’s thousands of acres.

Tonette had a net worth of about…$500,000 (in today’s dollars) when she was in her mid to late 80’s. And that was after living alone for 20 years, providing for herself after divorcing her husband in the early 1960’s.

They’re not…obviously old money. But when you dig deeper it’s creepy.

Bethany who won Miss North Dakota was married on the large beach-front property her parents own next to their house. Joni has a public net worth. Linn who once was a local newscaster and also ran for Miss North Dakota, and was first or second runner-up…her first competition…does charity work. They’re well off too, of course. …Chris, her brother, has a wife who’s starting a career in politics. Katie is a dancer who appears somewhat…professionally.

I could reference people in government positions, and legal positions…and scholarly positions…of power. I will not.

The point is…they’re an old money family. Nobody is necessarily poor. Everyone is uppity on some level and it’s not fake.

Why old money? Because it’s all inherited, sustained wealth over generations. And it’s sustained through a social methodology that’s also been preserved over generations. They’re quite like other old money families. Not identical but with similar structures and tendencies and tenets. They’re a type of family.

…And of course there’s the oil. But the oil was a long-term investment. A possibility. They knew about it all along. But it’s certainly not something they counted on. And everyone was completely prepared to live well without it.

They tended to make derisive jokes about themselves in the Seay branch of the Nesheim family and call themselves the Beverly Hillbillies. But they all were already fine, except for Becca who left her husband and had almost no personal savings. Becca relied and relies on the oil, but she has no debt and a small savings of her own at this time.

Why does it matter? Well…it’s wise not to underestimate people’s social class when you’re attacking them with your violent assumptions about their helplessness based on some belief that they’re genuinely peasants. In the last ten years a lot of people have assumed that Lacey was a pretentious peasant, lying about her old money family. Have most of them been jealous? Maybe. But no matter, they vastly underestimated the Nesheims. And yet due to the power the Nesheims hold in the US the Illuminati is spiritually unable to defeat them, specifically Lacey without God’s help. And many Illuminati members are Satanists.

The problem is Lacey is also a Christian. A very strong Christian.

And so…we went from Barack Obama being US President, a relatively stable economy, no pandemic, a possible first female US President on the horizon, and fear of global warming looming…with “stable enough” international climates…to worldwide chaos. Because the Illuminati sided far too much with Diego. Because Diego was their immigrant buddy. And while Diego was certainly intelligent and shrewd and kind even at times…he had no idea what he was doing. He had no business running anything that important. …But all of MSNBC and most Democrats saw him as a shining, hopeful, bright light. And so he was inculcated into the Illuminati as a full blown member, just like Bill Gates. And given his meteoric rise…he took an anti-Gatsby approach and mostly stayed in Chris’s basement…brooding…and scheming of ways to make the world a better place.

When he saw Lacey he was irate. And yet he found her attractive. And then the more he communicated with her the more upset he became as eventually was demonically convinced he should kill Lacey.

Eventually he escaped. But what’s left behind is a mess. And Diego now runs around the world.

Who’s to blame?

The whole Illuminati concept is evil. And yet many people are forced into it by necessity of sorts and are constantly in terror that they’ll make a horrible mistake or lose their salvation in Christ. Lacey is…worried for them daily.

Diego was evil but he also was extremely ignorant and inexperienced in high levels of power. And the Illuminati in a racist fashion of sorts in various cases treated him like their little pet dog. Not a recent immigrant from a poor background but a cute puppy with magical abilities. He was given way too much responsibility, way too quickly.

Are Chris and his wife to blame? Maybe. But…they alone couldn’t have created this mess. They initially supported Diego. But who supported them? How much actual power do Chris and Kate and Erin even have without support? It’s unclear what their pozzies are.

The thing is…there’s a lot of momentum towards still sticking by the original evil intent to kill Lacey. Even if Diego now fights against it. And it’s often based on false assumptions about her social status, and it may have a B overlap with false assumptions about my orientation. There are a lot of false assumptions that were dangerously made as a foundation for the development of our future. The Nesheims are very private, or were very private, old money…but the earthquake caused by attacking Lacey is hitting straight into the heart. They’re legally her family.