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[Alexandr Korol]

and that’s how they build trust. You trust based on that. But you see, I’m a bit from another world. I tried to explain to her that I’m, in quotation marks, “Harry Potter,” but she thought I was joking. But I wasn’t joking. But thanks to the higher forces for making it so that it wasn’t me, let’s say, who broke up with her, but rather she with me, and everything worked out so that I was freed, because I would have never made that decision; my conscience wouldn’t have allowed me to leave someone. I have a sense of responsibility. And the system itself made everything happen. But the point is that these messengers and the system, you know, circumstances, all kinds of things – whew! The system is always on guard, it’s here, in my life, it’s often present. It can make it so I talk about what I’m talking about now, or it can make it so that this information gets lost if it’s not needed. Therefore, there can be no mistake. Everything that should be in my books is there. What shouldn’t be in my books, isn’t there.

Question: Why didn’t the letter you wrote help, and why did all the guys who were with you in the team close themselves off, causing the team to fall apart? Was it possible to avoid this and do something more to prevent the closure and help everyone remember and stay open?

Yes, there was a case when there were guys: two Finnish boys, then another boy and a girl – this was the team of my friends with whom we were solving all these places of power. And then, at the end of 2010, around December, we came to the Mystic-Old-Man for a meeting, and he said that we would all stop communicating in February, and everyone would scatter. And that’s exactly what happened. And when he said that, we even wrote a note, and I told them: “You have no idea how the system works. It will make it so that you look at me differently, maybe be disappointed in some way, or that I will think badly of you, or it will deceive us somehow.” And all the guys naturally said that this couldn’t happen. “How can we forget the alternative history?” Well, at that time we didn’t call it alternative history, but we called it everything related to places of power, Freemasonry – that’s what we called it. “How can we forget all this? It’s incredible, it’s a miracle, it’s something unique, and we have all changed so much, and everything we found in Petersburg is unique. How can the system somehow