Thread by @LezLuthor

Cashed out! Hostels want cash and I’m officially out.
All the cash points are dry, I tried offering to pay for peoples shopping on my card in exchange for cash (less than what they were meant to pay of course to make it a good deal) but they didn’t understand.

I decide to head to Lviv, the streets are quite today! It’s like the simulation hasn’t rendered any avatars.

Note: the government Text msg was what to do in a fire.
(To scare the masses into thinking their houses will bombed)

I just don’t get it! Are all the LARPers having a lazy day?

(This station is usually ramo with people, police, military, territorial defence etc)

4 hour wait in the station.
Then a platform is confirmed.
The train is really busy, lots of people with lots of Luggage.

I choose to sit with a dog. More fun and more space.

So a mass of people are fleeing Kyiv, they decide to put on a reduced train service,
And of course the mainstream media will feast on the manufactured chaos.

-we are all waiting so long we have time to switched over to a diesel train, Ukrainians say it’s faster (sorry Greta)

10 hours later we finally leave Kyiv.

Whilst on the train I chat to regular Ukrainians, they tell me that actually the train service is always terrible (regardless of the phoney war)

Quote ‘the train could leave in 1 minute or 10 hours, you just don’t know”

The THEATRE of WAR...

In Lviv Ukraine the actors become volunteers.

Are you getting it yet?

HV & Rambo have been supporting me since the beginning. I can trust them but most importantly...
They understand the woo woo of how this reality works.

open.spotify.com/episode/64CNv6…

Odessa, Ukraine.

‘He was a FILM PRODUCER before the war’

Quote “I feel like I’m in a movie”

(revelations of the method)

Lviv railway station

Abundance of space yet metal fencing keeps the people like compressed cattle, heating is off and curfew stops anyone leaving the ride(once again manufacturing a hell that the kids will remember forever as they are forced to LARP the 4D refugee experience)

What happened to me in Lviv was pretty intense, I think I’ll keep that story behind a pay wall.
It going to be at least 10mins of talking or I might even blog it (get ready for awful spelling and grammar)

Let’s talk about Kyiv
…and the constant switching of the storyline.

(I’m still in the East figuring out what to do next.
And still haven’t washed my one set of clothes)

Here’s some audio.

Traumatising the Ukrainians from their very own smart devices….

This blew my mind.
Air raid sirens are blasting from people’s smart phones in the middle of the night.