It is dangerous to assure people that what is true for each is what should be taken from the various sources purporting to be reporting on the overthrow of the dark forces running the world.  This is not, or should not be, a thought experiment or game or entertainment.  It has potentially lethal consequences.

Your opion about whether or not I brushed my teeth today has NO bearing on whether I did or didn't.  If you bet your life I didn't when I did, you're dead.

There is such a thing as actuality, and it ignores what resonates with each person.  It simply is, no matter what opinion anyone has about it.  What is actually happening is actually happening, whether we know it or not, whether we like it or not, and no matter what opion we have about anything said about anything purporting to be reporting on the actual.

Insofar as Fulford, Wilcock, Drake, Brockbrader, Cobra, whomever, speaks of conditions vital to humanity on planet earth, what they say is either objectively true or untrue, in whatever measure, and insofar as people are out there choosing what of it they wish to believe from any of or all of them, if it is untrue, it can have a devastating effect on real humans.  It can be literally the difference between life and death for real humans.

However many are disuaded from personally doing what it takes to survive or what it may take to stop the harm, believing they only have to wait with good thoughts, may well be how many short of what it actually would have taken.

For instance:  Drake has already switched from "it's coming down soon" to "it'll come down as soon as enough of us want it".  That is a MAJOR shift, and one that points directly at him outright lying to begin with.  Right there we have a subtraction of at least a month's time from preparation for the people who believed him to begin with.  So, if we listen to this broadcast and believe it, that means that everyone with whom Drake's story resonates are already at least a month the worse in terms of real world preparation to survive actuality.

Again, actuality does NOT depend on belief, on opinion, on what each of us determines is true for ourselves.  Yes, indeed, frequently belief causes actuality, but gracefully and lovingly deciding all these people are genuine and taking what from each resonates, or sticking with whomever resonates, is COMPLETELY aside from actuality.  What is actual is what IS happening.

The consequences of believing very much of what is being said are HIGH if what is being said is actually untrue.

Discernment of actuality does have something to do with what resonates, but NOT in people who have not gotten to the ground from which that applies.  If it's just people who want to look lovingly on everything, with no other qualification for it than that, no experience separating what they only call the world from the actual world, the chances are extremely high that they are doing what amounts to "fiddling while Rome burns" if they are proceeding along the lines advised in this broadcast.