@danathomas
Active 4 years, 7 months ago-
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Bizantura posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
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Bizantura posted a new activity comment 5 years, 5 months ago
The (trying) rate normies are pulled into the depraved state of the PowersTo Be is staggering.
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FiatLux posted a new activity comment 5 years, 5 months ago
Self-isolation due to a “virus” is a great way to disappear, stay safe, or keep out of the public eye while carrying out sensitive ops.
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Lathom’s novel “Orchids for Mother” has some curious insights on James Jesus.
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Become your own private sleeper cell.
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chromolady posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
Wow. Looking to purchase something on line, and the order form came with the following caveat: “Due to the Civil Unrest, USPS is having issues delivering packages. Make sure your address can be delivered by both USPS “and” UPS.” I guess they know something I do not…
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They are just looking for an excuse to cover inefficiency, or maybe there are too many boxes of dodgy ballots out there to disappear…
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By the way what’s up with the stamps at USPS offices all walls are plastered with different designs where word Forever in ForeverUSA is crossed over.Are they putting already signs
into a morphogenic field so everybody’s conscience gets conditioned
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Freefall posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
Hand crafted perfection ..
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Diogenes of Babylon posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
A gutsy & rousing folk protest song from Manchester:
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/civil-unrest/protests-in-manchester/
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Diogenes of Babylon posted a new activity comment 5 years, 5 months ago
Margaret W, arsenic oxide was used to colour glass. Because of its oxidizing effect, it was employed as a fining agent to clarify iron containing glass. It will also fade the color of manganese and stabilize other colors (i.e. light green). In pot glasses large quantities are used to reduce yellow coloration.
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justawhoaman posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
AANNND in Argentina, if you have survived the Scamplandemic with any wealth, no problem, they will be taxing you sufficiently to cover the government costs due to the hoax. https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/argentina-approves-confiscatory-wealth-tax-millionaires
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Trump going to Tokyo, Pompeo to Paris.
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Tax the rich, tax the work-at-home middle class, add a Covid tax to restaurant meals… And while you’re at it, try to destroy everybody’s job. What a plan!
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justawhoaman posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
Meanwhile in HeilHitlerland, a doctor was arrested mid livestream for presenting anti-virus information over the internet. Fascism in its finest form. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/german-doctor-raided-armed-police-during-live-youtube-stream
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HeilBoJoLand won’t be far behind, I’ll bet. And I still fear for HeilFauciLand.
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Voxi Pop posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
Probably already known here, but the Aricebo Telescope snapped a second cable now and they say they can’t repair it so the whole telescope is being decommissioned? I don’t follow this much but even for me this story looks really fishy – it was on the Coast to Coast website. George Noory was in Naval Intelligence btw. “Much to the profound…[Read more]
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Dash Rendar posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
New technology being rolled out in US airports by everyone’s favorite fondlers the TSA, allowing 3D imaging of passengers’ bags creating a much more detailed picture of the contents. The excuse is of course to help protect from COVID. You no longer have to touch those nasty bins but can leave your cell phone, loose change, and small liquids in the…[Read more]
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Of course, this technology isn’t quite new, and as with many things this roll out started before COVID. Here is another article from 2018 explaining the tech as essentially a “hospital CT scanner, with bags replacing…[Read more]
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The next place these are to be used is in the postal service, with the ostensible purpose of detecting narcotics. The 3D scans are detailed enough to create “images based on the scanned item’s features and physical properties, such as density” and can “decipher between heroin and other opioids verses household items such as baking soda or powdered…[Read more]
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Now for some speculation, if this tech can differentiate based on density, surely it can tell the difference between say ink and paper? Combine this with OCR software that can create digital text from an image, and it becomes feasible that all hand written mail gets scanned, digitized, and possibly sent to those NSA data servers in Utah where it…[Read more]
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… BINGO!
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Ding! .. Ding!! .. Ding!!! ………
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OOOOOHHHH yeah,,,,just in case the people start “passing notes ” to communicate by bypassing the interblab.
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And now for a fully transhumanist angle, here is a recent article explaining all the reasons for why “We Should 3D Scan People” and the solution to any downsides is to simply “to take the NSA approach to full-body scanning.”
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All for our “convenience” and “safety.” Ugh. I wonder if the Amish are looking for converts…
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… for the children, in your best interest, et al. … the usual … Yaaaawwwwwnnnn
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Nidster – posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
Russia to target YouTube, Facebook and Twitter – A legislative bill to slow internet speeds, and impose fines against YouTube, Facebook and Twitter is in the works. The bill would impose fines for violating fundamental human rights and freedoms in Russia for discrimination against Russian media reports.
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Zeke posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
With a 1:41 population ratio in comparison with California and Texas, these two scarcely populated States have the same Senate power in deciding the fate of the country and the world. But what do we know about them? Here’s a fun comparison between N and S Dakota.
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The U.S. system was specifically designed to keep high-population states from imposing their people’s will on all the other states. Equal Senate power among the states is a feature, not a bug.
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Living in a country where the votes of the minority count double to offset inequality I can say it is definitely a bug and not a feature.
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I see your point, but the U.S. was supposed to be a federation, and originally a confederation, of sovereign (or semi-sovereign) states that came together only reluctantly. The U.S. system attempts to balance population-based representation (House of Representatives) and state-based representation (Senate). The idea was to try to balance majority…[Read more]
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Fiat: so glad to see someone point this out. So many confuse issues thinking the USA is a democracy. I was taught that goal of the Founding Fathers was to control factions and the poorly educated.
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And to prevent mob rule–which we’re not doing a good job of these days! They feared pure democracy largely for this reason.
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Yeah this post was mostly to share the cool video that showcases some of the key features of both these States. I understand how and why the Senate was setup to balance with the House, and agree with it’s principal.
However not same can be said of States winner take all EC positions – which are unconstitutional and should be abolished for a…[Read more]
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What “tiny minority”? The tens of millions who voted for Trump, or the tens of millions who voted for Biden? If the winner-take-all system was a consistent benefit to the Democrats, you wouldn’t hear a peep about it in USA Today or any other mainstream pseudo-journalistic rag.
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Diogenes of Babylon posted a new activity comment 5 years, 5 months ago
R.L.S., I recommend reading &/or watching the theatrical adaptation of Molière’s “The Imaginary Invalid (Le malade imaginaire)”
Anyone can read the play’s English translation for free here:
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justawhoaman posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
VIA Forbidden Knowledge TV
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAL8s3Ad2Mg&feature=emb_logo-
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They’re a disgusting looking pair.
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R. L. S. posted a new activity comment 5 years, 5 months ago
Example of people stuck in a negative comfort zone. Imagine a group of old biddies sitting around competing to see which one has the worst medical condition. If they recovered from their condition well,,,,how ever could they replace all that attention they were getting?
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R.L.S., I recommend reading &/or watching the theatrical adaptation of Molière’s “The Imaginary Invalid (Le malade imaginaire)”
Anyone can read the play’s English translation for free here:
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Trawalettournikompomp posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
Giving Up Booze, Cigarettes & Rollerblading!
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Ah, Father Ted, reminds me of simpler times.
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Laura posted an update 5 years, 5 months ago
https://www.sebastiandaily.com/health/sebastian-city-council-removes-mask-mandate-for-businesses-26268/
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The Sebastian City Council voted unanimously to remove the mask ordinance Wednesday on local businesses. It will now be up to businesses on whether to enforce face masks.-
And the press just keeps foaming at the mouth over the Florida governor’s mask policies. It’s relentless. I guess that’s why Iowa’s gov finally gave in–thinking she’d fend off bad press. But the press will never let up, since these govs are Republicans. And because a press barrage pushing the pandemic and discrediting anti-vaccine voices was…[Read more]
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Billy Bob posted a new activity comment 5 years, 5 months ago
Great book. Read it years ago at a much younger age. The idea some cling to their illness cause that is their life therefore getting well would end it was a mind blower for a twenty something year old.
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Example of people stuck in a negative comfort zone. Imagine a group of old biddies sitting around competing to see which one has the worst medical condition. If they recovered from their condition well,,,,how ever could they replace all that attention they were getting?
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R.L.S., I recommend reading &/or watching the theatrical adaptation of Molière’s “The Imaginary Invalid (Le malade imaginaire)”
Anyone can read the play’s English translation for free here:
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https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-11-19-replacing-mark-esper-now-acting-defense-secretary-chris-miller-activates-special-operations-forces-to-report-directly-to-him.html
Honestly! .. Daniels research is nothing short of STELLAR .. A fabulous 3 hours .. Many thanks DJ ..
Makes me fantasize about a world where the media is composed of actual journalists…
Daniel certainly does fascinating work. It was, however, a little frustrating that – despite having been asked twice – he failed to explain how he made the connection between the DoD’s announcement this week at the Fort Bragg troop event and JFK’s NSMs of fifty-seven years ago. In his remarks, Ezra Cohen-Watnick did reference the “vision” of JFK,…[Read more]