Caution REIV

The rave event held at the Lenin Library in Moscow on 31.10.26.

The translation of my notes into English was done via DeepSeek.
 
Caution: REIV
 
Thousands of young people did not understand what they were taking part in. Against the backdrop of daily drone danger in the country's cities, the ongoing confrontation of states, the collapse of the economy, the ban on freedom of speech, and against the backdrop of the wild destruction of books by an industrial shredder by the largest bookstore chain "Chitai-Gorod" — on Samhain, the dark forces that have seized the planet openly organized a rave in the very center, in the heart of Moscow.
 
Those young people who decided they were simply celebrating Halloween fell into the net of an alarming event with other purposes.
 
The dark forces are not satisfied with the humiliation of books alone; they need you to celebrate it, and the "dance on bones" in the occultly significant center of the capital reinforced their ritual.
 
Not only dead Lenin rejoices at the event, but also a number of shadowy figures who said to me yesterday:
 
"You see, we did not drag anyone by force; they themselves stood in line, voluntarily underwent the humiliating procedure of entrance control, and voluntarily gave us their life force. Watch and observe how soon they will be lining up for our vaccines, systemic products, and synthetic organs."
 
At the rave, as far as I know, an age restriction was set for entry: to reinforce the ritual of book utilization, they needed a sample of the younger generation — those who, in principle, due to propaganda and the imposed narrative, are incapable of putting together a puzzle of several pieces in their minds.
 
There was no prior advertising of the event online — very restrained. Why do you think? The ethical norms of inviting [people] to a ritual of voluntary consent to one's own sacrifice {the taking of life energy} — they could not actively advertise a destructive process. It is unethical and would not subsequently have been accepted as a voluntary act by people.
 
The speaker at the beginning set the tone: "What did you live for?" — an address to the dead side in the past tense (guess who symbolically personified this side at the event). This is an address to those present guests who will subsequently reinforce the narrative with their voluntary participation.
 
The few people of the older generation who see and understand where everything is going are in sorrow over this event.
The organizers — Leninka and EKSMO — we are taking note of the puppets of the dark forces.