Debbie died.
Before Debbie died she talked to an fat ugly bitch who was possibly sociopathic.
Debbie was fat. Some sociopaths are skinny. But Donna, who possibly killed Debbie…was a fat sociopathic bitch.
Honestly…most people in my life have been like Donna. I’ve had to scare them shitless to do their jobs on occasion when those jobs are necessary like as in the case of doctors.
Intriguingly Donna sounds demon possessed at one point. In the 911 call Debbie recorded with her in 2019. …Lacey is a lot like Debbie.
Debbie wasn’t a Karen. Donna wasn’t cool. But those are their roles in society. And the lies that misappropriated power in that situation and caused Debbie to die are prevalent in society today.
Donna are violent, calculating monsters. Their male counterparts are the Chris Watts of society. …Except Donna got away with it because she currently has more power in society than Chris.
“Oh no! That was an accident!” you rush to say in Donna’s defense? “She didn’t intend to murder Debbie.”
Lacey isn’t so sure about that.
Maybe…and maybe not.
Lacey suspects Donna was on a power trip that entire phone call. Lacey suspects that Donna hated Debbie because she was white. Lacey suspects that Donna killed her because she could sense class vulnerability with Debbie. Lacey has been bullied by evil peasants like Donna…because they can sense that Lacey isn’t loved. But…Debbie seemed vulnerable because she seemed poor. Poor, sweet and white.
Donna wasn’t being heartless by accident, in Lacey’s opinion.
Donna…is clever. Donna…lied to Debbie. Donna…knows the line between what is knowable and what is unknowable and she possibly took advantage of all of us. What’s unknowable to those investigating is unknowable.
But…since God is all good and all knowing…and all powerful…Donna…made a mistake.
Debbie’s last moments of life were Hellish before she drowned as her car was swallowed-up by a swamp.
But…poor Donna is an absolute idiot. There are rumors she was in an accident after the death of Debbie. But she didn’t die…and seemingly she wasn’t just badly injured. Where does that leave Donna’s soul.
“We be cool!” say the trash Satanists and evil amongst the Illuminati. Covering the stench of their tranq-souls…with their money. But no. They be like poor Donna. Rejecting Christ by rejecting humanity. …Hopefully they don’t go to eternal Hell. Truly.
“It was torture until I lost consciousness. And as I kept trying to survive I took a moment to lose consciousness. …My last thoughts were of my family. I was terrified they’d be heartbroken.” says Debbie.
Debbie might have just said that to Lacey. But Donna…if she killed Debbie…can’t lie to God and she too…will die.
No. The Illuminati seems fully human. They’re sacrificing humans, if they are…to gods they delusionally believe are as powerful or more powerful than God. They…possibly share one a breath like Catholics claim to share with Christ in the Eucharist. And so as that joint breath brings them enormous power and wealth in a fallen world…it also can kill them if they’re “ weak.” At least that’s Lacey’s observation. …So it’s like survival of the fittest as a religion, except sometimes kinder and sometimes far more evil. …They aren’t immortal but they do tend to believe in reincarnation. They seemingly aren’t aliens…but they do tend to be very open-minded to conspiracy theories if they’re intelligent, sane and rationally constructed. …And as evil as they’ve been…tragically their humanity at times has been more visible than some of the evil Donnas who aren’t in the Illuminati who have attacked Lacey. Tragically because Lacey worries for their humanity when they’re dead and she has to trust God to be profoundly just.
Was Donna human?
“So they’re literally worshiping the gods the Israelites were tempted to worship?” asks Jonah.
“Seemingly yes.” says Lacey.
“So you don’t partake?” asks Jonah.
“Why in the world would I?!? No. Of course not!” says Lacey.
“Why do you do that? Why do y’all jump to that question instead of being more interested in which god they’re worshiping?” asks Debbie.
“Are they controlling us to do that?!” asks Jonah.
“Yes!!” yells someone.
“So we aren’t capable of rational thought?!” asks a living woman.
“If you’re secretly siding with Satan…even if you openly worship Christ.” says someone. “Your heart intent matters.”
“Lacey, I think your heart intent was off!” tells a Donna.
“When?” asks Lacey.
“Your whole damn life!” says a Donna.
“I doubt that. No. No.” says Debbie shaking her head no.
“Okay! I already know. But who was it?” asks Jonah rolling his eyes.
“I actually…don’t think it’s Baal. It might be Satan.” says Lacey. “Or some name not commonly ever heard.” She thinks. “It’s all just Satan, of course. But they use a different name, I think.”
“So are they suffocating you be of oil or are you almost dying every time one of them dies?” asks a reader.
“I can’t tell. It does get worse before a celebrity I might be vaguely connected to dies.” says Lacey. “Seemingly the ones who loved me don’t suffocate me though. Pat Robertson might not have liked me.”
“He was in the Illuminati?!” asks Casi.
“I’d be surprised if he wasn’t, if there’s an Illuminati.” says Lacey.
“Why would he hate you?!” asks Jonah.
“He…got a lot of money out of my aunt. Possibly hundreds of thousands before she died. And if he wasn’t completely right with God…that might have been a problem for him.” says Lacey.
“Yes her aunt who built the estate she wanted horses on. The one who had breast cancer.” says Debbie.
More later.
“Do you think Pat Robertson is in Hell?” asks a French woman.
“I’d bet he was actually very scared of God. He might not be in Hell. But just because he might have died repentant to Christ doesn’t mean he’s not being somehow held accountable in the exact right way.” says Lacey.
Later.
“No! You don’t want to die badly! You want to die the exact way God allows. Don’t commit suicide and don’t be like Donna. And if you’d rather be dead pray!!!” says Debbie.
More later.
After listening to some people on TikTok, Lacey hears that old money, upper class people apparently do not have good taste and that having taste is a middle class thing and in the upper class people buy things to seem garish repulsive to prove their wealth. There’s a lot of misconceptions in that. …And she also heard that old money apparently isn’t a thing as old money is just having old money…as in it’s money that lasts over generations and of it at all disappears one is not old money anymore. According to that false information it’s not a mentality or a change in your DNA from one generation to another as it’s purely about inheriting money, which is also totally incorrect. Hearing such erroneous misinformation spread and being liked 300 times by people is exhausting. It is exhausting to think that people could be so poorly educated and bombastic.
Old money = good taste or they’re deficient
“The reason why it might seem like rich people buy expensive garish things to prove their wealth is because they probably sometimes do but thats’s supposed to be belligerence not the norm.” says Lem. “It’s like how Lacey was rude towards the perfume community with her 2017 post about social class. See, that’s not her norm or it didn’t used to be and it’s not the norm for the upper class but people sometimes do things like that because they feel attacked or because they’re trying to make some sort of statement.”
“So the Vanderbilts are still old money and the commentor who wrote on face no Tik Tok that the Vanderbilts are not old money, and that Anderson Cooper is now new money because he made new money but he inherit was absurd. It was an absurd comment, and I understand that person didn’t necessarily mean any harm, but they really had no idea what they were talking about.” says Lacey. “Old money isn’t just about inheriting. It’s also a way of seeing everything.”
“Do you think the Rockefellers are now old money?“ asks Elliott Roosevelt.
“I think they are a rare exception. I’m not just saying that because of Michael. …I think they are a rare exception of a family that became old money unusually quickly.” says Lacey.
“Were they already somewhat old money somehow??” asks a farm kid from New York.
“They did have something. …And actually…that’s worth researching.” says Lacey.
Dead Vanderbilts agree with Lacey.
“Is there really American old money?!” asks Jackie Kennedy.
“Yes, it’s not like being a European aristocrat with title that’s been in your family for over 400 years. But being old money, or having generational wealth is really the only marking of aristocracy in America other than maybe holding some sort of title in Europe, or holding a lot of land. And we are important or were important enough of a country to have some notice given to our class system.” says Lacey.
“And you don’t think celebrities are really truly aristocrats?” asks Jackie.
“Well of course it depends on who you’re talking about. Some celebrities have that designation and some don’t.” says Lacey.
“So no old money is kind of an American way of looking at being an aristocrat whereas in Europe, you’re literally just an aristocrat.” says an American old money man.
“Does it matter what you were back in Europe?? Or wherever you came from?” asks Jackie.
“Oh yeah, I’m sure that does something. I mean Genevra King’s family exaggerated what they had back in Europe for that very reason.“ says Lacey.
“To give their Gilded Age wealth a patina.” says Jackie.
A moment later.
“What was your family back in Germany or wherever in Europe they were?” asks Jackie of Lacey Banks.
“So in the Norwegians case, there are people who were him professors, tutors, silversmiths you could say they were somewhat upper class and somewhat middle-class and in some ways very poor. It’s complex but umm…it was a real combination of all of the classes back in Norway. Really I think you could probably even it out to a nice sort of middle to upper middle class standing other than the silversmiths expertise probably just clear, across-the-board say upper middle-class, middle-class people.
Umm..if I am a Banks there’s probably some aristocracy and some oh golly, I guess in America you could say upper middle-class people. They weren’t poor or necessarily middle class but they weren’t aristocrats. My mother was probably a middle-class to poor in her family in Norway if I’m illegitimate. But I could be wrong about that. I don’t really know. I don’t know that much about her.” says Lacey.
“You’re old money.” says Lem to Lacey.
“So old money is literally a genetic thing?” asks a Jewish woman. She laughs. “Yeah…we intermarry for a scientific reason. Guarantee it!” She thinks. “Not in an incestuous way or just to preserve money like the stereotype. It’s to preserve hard won generational wisdom.”
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