Around the World.. What is going on?? [France, New South Wales, Philippines, Singapore and Indonesia]

Q. I ask you to make a read about what's happening in France now. There is a log of crazy stuff happening there: censorship laws (conspiracy, new french NSA build up (DRI)), more and more restrictions promulgated (health care, liberal profession, etc.) and binding acts (vaccinations, organ donations, maybe on the vote (a choice at moment, but not for so long...)).

And the politicians give themselves the right to have more privileges in their elected position...People start to be quite annoyed about this and less and less inclined to vote for some political parties, but they act as if nothing had happened... the atmosphere is electric.

Could you give a read on the "power that be" in France and the big events for the next few years?
A. I see France moving in the same direction as many countries.  There is an overall fear of people awakening and regaining control.  If one country rises up and people start to revolt, it could spread to other countries and the "powers" can't have that.   I see a trend of slowly and gradually getting tight control over the people.  Then I hear a story in my mind about how if you put a frog in a pot of  water and slowly turn up the heat you can boil it to death and it won't even realize what is happening- I get the rights and freedoms of people are taken in that similar manner (slowly and consistently) .  

I see this need of "re-programming" of people taking place too.  Through fear rights are taken (some is forced and others is gifted by the result of creating problems and through voluntarily relinquishing control for government protection)  I get that there will be at least one more false flag in France to ensure the "level of fear" is at the right point to maintain control. (To be able to have or not have gun control will be huge..) More taking of the rights will be happening in France (and other countries).   In the short term, the fear looks to make the majority passive.  I don't see any uprisings occurring.  There will be some riots / protests, but this looks to be short lived.

Q. The Australian (New South Wales) government has recently increased the frequency of helicopter flights around public and residential areas, especially residential. Almost everyday where I live, they fly very very close to our roofs here. I feel like they are either trying to search for something / someone special, monitoring something, or trying to use this as a mean to suppress a high vibration of someone / something. I don't know if you feel resonate with this. What is your view on this please? Thank you very much for your answer and your devotion to maintain this blog.
A. I get this image of military running and hiding around buildings (like a video game).  Then I get that the government there is worried that other military (from outside the country) is trying to sneak in and occupy space (like secret spies or something??).  The people are under close observation to make sure this doesn't happen.  It is like they are on an unannounced terror alert and keeping things in check.  

Q. Hi!! What is the future of Philippines with all the internal and external conflicts happening now? Thank you, love and light :)
A.  I get the image of cats fighting when I think of the Philippines.  I see this country constantly battling something, some are big issues (external) and some are small internal issues (like "cat fights").  Small internal conflicts seem to be the norm..  I get the big issues are other countries trying to bully the Philippines and take ownership of the land.  Ultimately, the Philippines will remain intact, but I see they will have to make deals (sort of like exchange for protection) to remain independent, but will agree to accept influence from the more dominant country- (I see this dominant country as being China).

Q. A famous leader of Singapore has just passed on. He was Mr Lee Kuan Yew.  There are people that think he was great and appreciated him to be the founding father of Singapore, while others think he had made wrong and hard decisions.  It would be interesting to know how and why did he do the things he did? His intentions and his hard decisions.
A.  He had a vision of where he wanted to take the country.  He did make hard decisions, and some not favorable, but it really was in the mindset of making the country strong.  There was a weakness (like the country wasn't big or powerful enough to have people fear it) that he wanted to overcome by working on the internal structure.  He worked on alliances and ways to improve the entire socioeconomic system (he knew the strength came from a thriving economy and the people).  He encouraged education, family (and I hear his focus was quality not quantity in reference to children and parenthood).  When I think on him I keep seeing Hitler (but the strange thing is that I cannot determine it is a good or bad thing... but definitely that this man was set in his beliefs much like Hitler.)

Q. On April 29th, eight executions were carried out in Indonesia – all at the same time. The prisoners were from various countries (including two from Australia) and all had been sentenced to death due to drug trafficking. There has been an outcry from many corners of the world demanding that these executions cease, but Indonesia is now planning the next 'list' of prisoners for execution. The irony is that the drug trafficking is rife in Indonesia, but it seems that they want to murder prisoners from overseas. They will execute a drug trafficker, but not a murderer??

Politically, what is the outcome going to be, Lynn? Is this new Indonesian president going to continue to rule? He simply has decided to kill every trafficker and that is that! Will these executions stop before there is more disruption? (it is scary). What does his country really think about his attitude?
I see he is sending a message.  I also get his is going against something bigger, and specifically sending a message to them.  I hear that he is trying to say that he can "play with the big boys too" and doesn't plan on quitting.  He is using his power to prevent people from coming in and taking "his people's money."  (I get a brief message about him being paid off by some internal drug traffickers because they don't want outside people coming in and taking their business..?? but the message left quickly..) People are happy he is taking the drug problem seriously, but also fear him as well.  

We in Australia are worried because our Govt is insistent that we continue and re- build relationships with Indonesia. Australian people are very angry and sad and there is much friction, because our country men were killed. (killed in a barbaric and cold manner). Is the relationship between the two countries going to repair? 
I see it being repaired "on paper" like a deal or negotiation is made between the governments, but I don't see the people emotionally repairing or buying into it... It feels forced and the people aren't receptive to it.

Spiritually Lyn, what happens to these barbaric and clinical cold soldiers firing the bullets in executions? The President makes the decisions and the soldiers fire the bullets..? What is in store for them, how is this judged?
It really depends on the soldier and their intent behind their actions.  Did they feel they were working in the greater good?  Were they operating out of fear?  Were they doing it to be malicious?  The spiritual outlook really depends on the individual.

In regards to the two Austrian men... Did they come back together in this lifetime to attract attention to the barbaric executions that are still being performed in many countries and also that they must cease? Was that their contract? Did it go as planned? 
Everyone is here to learn and grow through experience.  They chose their path, and what they did was necessary for their personal growth, and those they influenced.

Indonesia is also concerning us because they took control of West Papua some 50 years ago and at this point have killed, raped, and tortured 750,000 West Papuan tribes people (genocide). The violence is shocking and Indonesia is in complete denial. What is going to be the outcome for these tribal people? There has not been a country or Govt in the world (including the UN) that has stepped up to help these tribal people? Will anyone help them? Indonesia will not allow media into West Papua! We are aware that West Papua is rich in minerals… but is there a plan here…like let the Indonesians kill them off because we want the minerals? Thank you Lynn.
This is being ignored, and I don't see other countries rushing in.  There are many battles going on, and other countries are too distracted to go to Papua.  I do see Indonesia wanting the resources (they are desperately trying to acquire some wealth and get their economy healthy so they can "compete" with the rest of the world.)

And that is all I have for this reading.  Thank you.  Love and light-