The Trap: What it is, how is works, and how we escape its illusions

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Cancel Culture is destroying the fabric of society" (important note here, he was cancelled for saying 5G caused Covid, then some loons destroyed a 5G tower and people were hurt, that's why he was cancelled. He's right upset about the whole mess and now is anti "cancel" (consequence) culture because of it.

The book claims to chart an alternative history of humanity from the dawn of civilization & beyond, citing the alledged (unseen) controlling forces of 'bloodline' families which David believes disempower us as humans today in the form of 'mind prisons'. He contradicts himself and his integrity twice in my opinion (although much later in the book he half redeems himself): BLM and Transsexualism. He's very connected to Native Americans, and he puts down the BLM movement, what if it were NLM movement? Native Americans had "two-spirit people" and it was normal and an inherent part of the culture and not pathologized.. True, both BLM and Transsexualism have been strumentalized, one to make caucasian people hate themselves, and the other to get us to hate each other and keep focus off "the Cult", but both things are valid in and of themselves minus the "Cult" influence I want to make it clear before we start what the title represents. Everything You Need To Know, But Have Never Been Told does not refer to all that people need to know in terms of information and knowledge. How could you put that between two covers? Religious books claim to do this but they are works of self-delusion and perceptual imprisonment. Everything You Need To Know in this case refers to... Listening to David read the book was just like having him sat next to me, and reading it aloud in conversation form. The intonation of his voice was just like in his Dot Connector videos, and it really brought the book to life for me. I also appreciate that this 18-hour audio book was unabridged. There was no stereotypical narrator's voice; and instead, David's passion came alive through his words, which a narrator couldn't convey.He has a stupid hippy belief that we are all ONE. Bullshit. How can he say we are controlled by extra-dimensional evil shites and then say: but we are all ONE? After debunking every major religion in the very first chapter, he proceeds to label people and societies "Satanist". Isn't that just playing into the heaven/hell mentality that he set aside in, literally, the first chapter? He talks repeatedly about how knowledge isn't good or bad, it's how you use it. He's using it to demonize living and dead members of society. From reptillian overlords, to Agenda 2021, to transhumanism, to living in the Matrix it's all in there. Alongside some personal details.

Anyway, it's all good fun until someone loses their mind. The basic evidence for the central allegation is that the author personally knows a decent number of actual telepaths who have detected the aliens. All that's left is piecing together the clues that the aliens have left for us to find in our public monuments, writings, and history--whether stupidly or ironically is not manifest. Also: this belief that this reality is a hologram is PRECISELY what MKULTRA and Operation MONARCH want to make you believe. And, they achieve that split disassociation through extreme sex and drug abuse. He wants the same result. "Don't believe in this reality" "Love your oppressor because we are all ONE".He has toured all over world giving presentations and has written over 10 books sharing his research and views regarding the current state of society and global events. There's an interesting take on the simulation hypothesis and how extraterrestrials may in fact be artificially intelligent drone "watchkeepers" who oversee our transcendence from this life to the next during the alleged reincarnation process. One problem I have is he pulls from sources that are out and out contradictory. In fact he pulls stuff from just about branch of the "conspiracy" tree. One example is he comes from a very new agey viewpoint and also has whole chapters debunking Christianity but he also uses some of the most dogmatic right Christian spins on the world situation when it suits him too. You have chapters that remind me of a hokey Geraldo Satanism special from the 1980's with Pat Robertson as an editor. As regards the author's statement that Jesus Christ is a mythical figure, I can't prove he's wrong, but whether or not he is correct, the New Testament at least, and probably some of the Old Testament (I haven't actually read it), contains so many valuable spiritual truths, that in no way can it have been manufactured by Reptilians or the like.

He says something which I thought was important and to paraphrase, he looks for evidence that supports the judgements he has already made. This to me sounds like confirmation bias, filtering out anything that does not support your view.By the way, I feel it strange that the Bush family and the British royals haven't reacted to all this vituperation (a mild word under the circumstances). The fact that they haven't (as far as I know) is perhaps indication of the veracity of the accusations. There are half truths and contradictions but we wouldn't be humans without them we would be living in 5D already! I can't, in good conscience, rate this more than one star. But the book was, honestly, a joy. As a guy who loves The X-Files, who has a fascination with esoterica and general weirdness, I found this book thoroughly enjoyable; it is an encyclopedic amalgam of ancient mythology, esoterica, new age babble, pop psychology, and every conspiracy theory known to human and reptile. The Trap’ is, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the best books I have ever read. I also believe it to be a literal manual of how to get out of the trap we have found ourselves in.

Then there are Conspiracies with a capital "C". These are the ones that involve "they". "They" are the few and mysterious game-players that are behind every event and every government. "They" are the puppet masters who secretly plan every turn. "They" are the excuse we give ourselves for feeling powerless. A year ago, if you told me anything that was in this book, I would have thought that you were bat sh!t crazy. I now know that I have to unlearn EVERYTHING that I have ever been taught. This world is NOT what we have been taught to believe it is.

To anyone who writes that I should "keep my mind open": being open-minded has nothing to do with accepting the truth of everything. Some beliefs are inevitably going to be wrong--and reason is the best tool man has at his command to sort the worthy grain from the chaff of unbridled silliness. The Trap is the ‘Rosetta Stone’ of illusory reality and opens the door to freedom in its greatest sense. Outside of the Wachowski sisters, creators of the movie, The Matrix (they used to be brothers), Elon Musk is probably the most well-known public figure who believes we are living in a simulated world. Then there's the part of me that responds with the less cynical viewpoint and probably the more mature one: we really ought to not perpetuate the idea that people are that stupid. That maybe it's better to, uh, actually try to get at the truth, or at political and social arrangements that maximize quality of life and prevent horrific abuses. Sans reptiles. The underlying morale to the book is to stand up for what you believe in, no matter how hard it is. Live your truth.