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Are political placeholders in trouble?
First of all, what is a political placeholder? One who holds an office or place, especially as a deputy, proxy, or appointed government official.
If you have once been in power, the leader of a country, and because of term-limits you can no longer hold the position, sometimes you will work towards a placeholder, a person who can hold the position, but who will take orders directly from you.
Or if you want to reach a certain goal you may set up placeholder organizations, states or even countries to bring about your desired goals.
The problem:
It appears that once political placeholders get into office, they too feel the energy of power. They may forget their original agreement, or even agreed upon tasks prior to getting into office. They may decide to go their own way.
This is betrayal at the highest level, and no doubt against one of the most powerful men in the country, the previous leader or a sideline man of considerable wealth.
In other words, the betrayal cuts to the bone and leaves the person in the agreement feeling void, used and deceived while harboring unbelievable amounts of angry.
Perhaps some placeholders are assassinated (Haiti?) Others are attacked with a vengeance. Betrayal is a strong emotion that cannot be easily harnessed. Once the rage is unleased, even the world can be surprised at the results.
Realize that some political placeholders do not take over an already established country but are given a new country in which the mothership will call home in the future.
Now, this March of 2022 is the time to pray. If you do not pray, then meditate. We must restore at least a resemblance of peace on earth at this time.
An opinion.
