"You're above the laws of probability and the nature of the universe."
You're only looking at the probabilities that support your arguments ignoring the fact there are other probabilities. At risk of being even more redundant, the probabilities you use don't change the statistical facts no more than 25 numbers can be drawn in 5 drawings, 28 numbers are more than 25 and both are enough numbers to get five consecutive five number matches.
The probability of 28 numbers having a five number match is 39 to 1 and those odds don't magically change to 38 to 1 in the next drawing when there isn't a five number match. The same is true when that group has a five number match because the odds don't magically increase in the next drawing. After two consecutive drawings of having a five number match, are the odds against having a third consecutive match in the next drawing in the billions or are they still 39 to 1?
Nobody is guaranteeing five consecutive matches or even 5 out 39 drawings, but simply saying it's possible.