DWQA Questions › Tag: In Days to Come: The Escape of the Stranger at the PentagonFilter:AllOpenResolvedClosedUnansweredSort byViewsAnswersVotesIn another book, reputedly authored by Valiant Thor himself and originally published in 1960, titled, In Days to Come: The Escape of the Stranger at the Pentagon, Thor supposedly was kept prisoner in the Pentagon for three years, escaping the same year this book was published. Supposedly, Thor’s spaceship, “Victor One” was moored (presumably cloaked) near Las Vegas, and not far from where atomic bomb testing was ongoing in the adjacent desert. Part of the narrative is that the “Venusians” were attempting to intercede in Earth affairs in an attempt to stop the open-air nuclear testing that was frequently taking place during that time period. Given that open-air testing (in fact any nuclear testing) was, in fact, a real and urgent problem, what, in fact, was the attitude of the Extraterrestrial Alliance to all the nuclear testing at the time, and did they have anything to do with its eventual curtailment? Or can that development be wholly attributed to divine intervention alone? What can Creator tell us?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution89 views0 answers0 votesAfter his supposed escape from the Pentagon, Thor ostensibly is “done” dealing with human governments and officials and becomes dedicated to communicating with the people of Earth directly, so to speak. In this capacity, Thor is still supposedly around, showing up prominently in a book published as recently as 2021. Since 1960 there have been no less than SEVENTY-TWO books attributed to Valiant Thor (which are readily obtainable at Amazon), either in whole or in part. This includes a number of books by the so-called “Commander X” who Thor supposedly acknowledged was him just recently in the 2021 book mentioning him. Additionally, in the forward to the 1984 edition of In Days to Come: The Escape of the Stranger at the Pentagon, Author and/or Editor Gary Barker says “Ashtar” is simply the Venusian word for “Commander.” So it would be appropriate to refer to Thor as “Ashtar Valiant Thor.” With this revelation, should all the Ashtar Command books be attributed to him as well? If this is true, then the term “Ashtar Command” is redundant and arguably absurd when translated, literally, as “Commander Command.” But then, is that perhaps the intention behind every one of these seventy-plus books—redundancy and absurdity? What is Creator’s perspective?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution88 views0 answers0 votesIn preparing the questions for this show, three of these books were read cover to cover. All three were horribly written, wandering and meandering, with no genuine plotline and uncertainty as to purpose or message. They just wandered from topic to topic with no discernable connection to the previous topic just discussed. They are some of the least interesting and least entertaining “stuff” one could ever sit down to read. The reader literally started falling asleep after just two pages, and this was true for literally the entirety of these books. Creator previously stated that this was on account of the bombardment of subconscious programming aimed at the human population literally programming them to “shut off” whenever they encounter material on extraterrestrials. Apparently, even those of us actually interested in this topic are not immune to the effects of this global manipulation. So if nobody is actually READING these books cover to cover, what is the point of them all? What can Creator tell us?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution93 views0 answers0 votesMany of these books openly acknowledge that they are “channeled” works. Ostensibly, Valiant Thor is communicating with the book’s “scribe” via mental telepathy of one sort or another. However, those familiar with the GetWisdom collection of Creator revelations know that most channeled material is sourced from Anunnaki psychics. It appears likely that most of these books are, in fact, the work product of Anunnaki psychics, and not the individual, Valiant Thor, himself who Creator has confirmed is real and not a fictional character. What can Creator tell us?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution80 views0 answers0 votesInterestingly, (and perhaps disquietingly and disturbingly) there are three books reputedly by Valiant Thor that address the topic of “Ascension.” The first is The Art of Ascension: Achieving Communion with God and Creation. The second is Millennium Seven: Biblical Secrets for Galactic Ascension in the 21st Century, and the third is Valiant Thor’s Science of Ascension: Experiencing the Absolute – The Reality of the Sphere-Beings. The first book is especially confounding as Creator has repeatedly and emphatically asserted over and over that the extraterrestrials interacting with Earth and humanity, ALL of them, are die-hard atheists. Are these books attempts on the part of the Extraterrestrial Alliance to hijack the whole Ascension narrative, ostensibly, on account of them looking into the future and seeing “Ascension” as one of the topics and pursuits, if not the principal topic and pursuit of humanity in the near future? What can Creator tell us?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution94 views0 answers0 votesThor Han, a supposed contemporary fellow “Venusian” reportedly said this to the author of the 2021 book featuring Valiant Thor: “I wish the Terrans (Earth humans) would stop arguing with each other and unite in peace as one. That is I think the only way forward for this species. If they stand in their power, and specifically raise their vibration, they will not need to argue among each other anymore, nor fight, nor try to find what could eventually separate them.” So a persistent theme throughout most, if not literally all, of these books is “raise your vibration” or “raise your frequency.” Okay, HOW? That detail is conspicuous by its blatant absence. Essentially “raise your vibration” translates to “stop stressing out and be happy.” In terms of preparation for “Ascension,” Creator, via GetWisdom] (but not the ETs) has supplied effective tools for achieving this through intensive healing and karmic repair to raise us up. If “just be happy” is the entirety of the ET advice, then their message is about as useless as a screen door on a submarine. What is Creator’s perspective?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution86 views0 answers0 votesAnother common theme comes across as ridiculously circular with just the barest exercise of common sense. The assertion is that the “Venusians,” along with the Galactic Federation of Worlds (of whom the Venusians are members) are here to save us, and are carrying out harrowing combat missions to rescue human captives kidnapped and held by the Reptilians on Earth, Mars, the Moon and elsewhere in the galaxy, but at the same time cannot “go to war” with the Reptilians because then the Reptilians would use us as hostages and human shields and ransom. So, on the one hand, they are engaging in life-and-death combat with Reptilians to save humans, but the Reptilians somehow do not see this as an act of war constituting and necessitating an escalation to actual war. It would seem to us a certainty, if you really want to enrage kidnappers, just go ahead and rescue their hostages! None of this makes ANY sense in the real world, but this theme is everywhere in these books which, of course, spills over into the Q-Anon narratives, etc. All this “rescuing” is happening daily, everywhere, and in vast numbers, but absolutely NONE of it can be verified whatsoever. It makes no sense and must be accepted 100% on faith. What is Creator’s perspective?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution97 views0 answers0 votesCreator has said the Galactic Federation of Worlds does not exist—a supposed democratic organization of freely cooperating worlds aligned with the purposes of promoting and providing for the mutual well-being and common defense of all participating worlds. As such, it’s easy to visualize it as akin to Star Trek’s United Federation of Planets or The Old Republic in the Star Wars narrative. Why? Because this is what unencumbered and unmanipulated humans would likely establish. Did this once exist? Is the Star Wars narrative telling of the downfall of The Old Republic due to internal corruption recounting the actual historic downfall of the Galactic Federation of Worlds? If so, approximately when did this happen? Is one reason the ETs are so committed to our annihilation because we remind them too much of their old nemesis? Is pushing a narrative about the Galactic Federation of Worlds akin to dancing on its grave? What is Creator’s perspective?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution98 views0 answers0 votesIt’s clear the Extraterrestrial Alliance has invested a lot of time and effort in creating, pushing, and promulgating the Valiant Thor narrative, even quite recently. Is one of the leading plans for Disclosure having Valiant Thor himself come forward publicly? Were much of this narrative and all these books attempts to “set the table” for Disclosure? What is the state and likelihood of these plans now, and how can Empowered Prayer, the Lightworker Healing Protocol, Deep Subconscious Memory Reset, and our Divine Life Support program using these tools, help to ensure that such an agenda never succeeds in its final aims?ClosedNicola asked 6 months ago • Divine Caution87 views0 answers0 votes
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