Author: Lisa T.

I did this the other night 5 nights ago. I’m posting it for the record. Take it for what it’s worth. Remote viewing is easy for me but I’m busy with other things I enjoy more.

8:15pm 8/28/22

The problem with remote viewing is that I feel like I’m going on a trip I don’t really want to be on. I want to just stay home in my own space.

It feels like something’s trying to come through though so we’ll see. Spain keeps coming into my view.

I’m seeing Trump with a certain amount of worry about traveling on some kind of craft or plane, he’s worried about the American people and the changes were going through and wondering whether most people will be able to handle it.

He is fully aware of an inhabited universe and he’s already met a few different species. The ET are just people so he’s concerned about humans, about the world and how we’re going to handle all these changes and what’s going to happen. He doesn’t know what’s going to happen anymore than anybody else does.

I see events in Spain in terms of political issue and upheaval. I’m also seeing something in South America being very chaotic. There’s some kind of upheaval, I guess Argentina and Peru. I’m seeing something with Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Sweden swings being a targeted country there’s some infiltration and attempt to spread some biological agents just to make them look bad. That’s some crazy stuff to see right there see I don’t want to see any of this.

The United Nations is falling apart, there’s a lot of tension, and political brinkmanship.

I see something with the name DeKlerk which was the name of the South African guy but this is somebody else same name.  It could be someone in his family if they’re in politics in South Africa.  I have no idea. I pay no attention to the politics there.

There’s something happening that has to do with power balance and the scamdemic but covid, well there is some illness though it’s not, I don’t think it’s Covid it’s something else.

Looks like these social media companies are starting to fall apart I’m picking up that heavy energy.

The airlines are starting to fall apart or maybe they’ve been falling apart. I don’t know, but there’s bad energy around that.

Sick care is falling apart all the staff are leaving. Everything’s in a big shift.

Transportation, so I’m feeling a very big shift in energy consumption with regard to planes,trains and cars that’s going to be a huge switch over for people and then it’s going to be another good switch over in energy supply to our homes.

When all of this changes, the federal government’s going to have to literally sponsor or pay for the different kind of energy for everyone’s homes.

2022 validation from GROK

In August 2022, each country experienced a mix of political, environmental, cultural, and security-related developments. Here’s a summary of notable events based on available records.

Spain

• Energy conservation measures: The government implemented rules limiting air conditioning to no lower than 27°C (81°F) and heating to no higher than 19°C (66°F) in public buildings, shopping centers, and transport hubs to reduce energy use amid the European energy crisis (linked to the Russia-Ukraine war). These applied until November 2023.
• Wildfires and extreme heat: Spain battled significant wildfires, including a large blaze near Valencia that burned thousands of hectares. The summer brought record heat, contributing to numerous heat-related deaths and environmental strain.
• Tourism rebound: Foreign tourist arrivals jumped about 70% year-over-year to around 8.82 million, though still below pre-pandemic levels.
• Cultural and local events: Ongoing summer festivals (e.g., Gràcia Festival in Barcelona, Assumption Day celebrations on Aug 15, and various regional fairs). A tragic stage collapse at the Medusa Festival injured people and caused one death.

Other notes include new laws for foreign workers and typical August traffic/heatwave impacts.

Venezuela

• International military games: Venezuela hosted segments of Russia’s International Army Games in Barquisimeto (Lara state), involving participants from Russia, China, and Iran. This was the first time the Maduro government hosted the event on its soil, seen as a show of alignment against U.S. influence in the region.
• Political developments and releases: Opposition figure Freddy Guevara was released on August 15 after detention on terrorism-related charges. There were also convictions related to the 2018 alleged drone attack on Maduro. Ongoing human rights concerns, protests (e.g., teachers over wages), and economic/humanitarian issues persisted.
• Humanitarian and diplomatic context: The UN issued its 2022-2023 Humanitarian Response Plan. Broader regional dynamics included migration flows and relations with neighbors like Colombia.

Peru

• Cultural and traditional festivals: Key events included the Andean New Year (Año Nuevo Andino) on August 1, honoring Pachamama (Mother Earth) with ceremonies across the Andes; Corpus de San Cristóbal in Cusco (Aug 2); and preparations for Virgen de la Asunción (mid-August) and Santa Rosa de Lima (Aug 30). Circuses, book fairs, and other family events were also active.
• Political tensions: President Pedro Castillo faced ongoing opposition in Congress, with protests and debates over governance. Peru withdrew from the Lima Group (focused on Venezuela’s crisis). Four Latin American countries expressed support for Castillo amid the political crisis.
• Broader context: Economic and social issues continued, with no major singular crisis in August (the major self-coup attempt and subsequent protests occurred later in December 2022).

These events reflect the summer season’s typical mix of festivals, weather challenges, and underlying political/economic pressures in each country. For deeper details on any specific incident, more targeted sources would help.