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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 7 years, 7 months ago
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 7 years, 7 months ago
Well, it’s three months now since little Shiloh adopted me, and she says I’m doing much better about interpreting her whines, so she has moved on to barking and teaching me what each one means. This is a good sign that I’m settling in, she says, because she hadn’t barked for the first month and a half in order not to confuse me. She also reports…[Read more]
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As a person with WAY too many dogs, and a pack of 5 that live in my house (3 are Great Pyrenees), I will vouch for some dogs trying their very best to “talk”. One of the breeds I have is Schipperke, a little Belgian breed used on barges for alarm purposes and rat patrol, is characteristically known for their over the top brains and two of mine…[Read more]
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I’ve had Beauregard a year now. He was a 5 month old rescue when I got him. If I’m reading he settles down nicely for half an hr. He gives me a short mmn ending on a higher note. That means ‘are you done?’ I can say, give me 5 min and he’ll ‘sigh’ his ok. Then in about 10, he’ll say mmmm in an up and down sing song tone. That means, ‘are you…[Read more]
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If she’s starting barking now that’s a good sign. She’s started trusting you and knows that it’s safe for her to be herself 🙂 How lovely 🙂
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DanaThomas posted an update 7 years, 7 months ago
Shocking event for the cultural heritage…
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/sep/03/brazils-national-museum-what-could-be-lost-in-the-fire-
This is quite awful. I wonder what kind of “ancient technology ” artifacts this museum was keeping?. Fire would be a perfect cover-up in case of pillage.
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Well, the BBC reported erroneously that the ‘oldest’ human skeleton found in the Americas was an exhibit. There is evidence of a much older human presence in South America, but I suspect that a DNA anyalysis of these remains may have shown affinities with Australian aboriginal haplogroups (see: https://youtu.be/r6IrMjfbh6E). That’s just one very…[Read more]
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I think you could start with the knowledge of the “primitive” rain forest people, like the Yanomami. Hopefully, ethnobotanists have stored much of the research “elsewhere”. Like the Australian Originals, I have to believe there could well have been clues that needed to be erased (especially now that our Air Force has admitted to…[Read more]
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Lee B Langer posted an update 7 years, 8 months ago
It’s a long well written piece by a doctor.
https://www.intellectualtakeout.org/article/im-pediatrician-how-transgender-ideology-has-infiltrated-my-field-and-produced-large-scale -
Lee B Langer posted an update 7 years, 8 months ago
Ever had those moments where the the universe seems to want to point something out to you?
While delivering on Monday I came across “The Mandella effect” from Radio Far side. Then, I see a post from Science vibe about CERN finding a Higs Bosan, then I see a posting about “they have found a multi verse”.
Yesterday a Buddhist friend of mine said…[Read more]-
No, it doesn’t sound nutty. Something is definitely off. Those Buddhist monks were probably reaching the so called “middle plateau “during their meditation. This term was often mentioned by fr Malachi Martin when he was on Art Bell show in the late nineties. “Middle Plateau ” is apparently a space between Earth and Haven where demons, angels and…[Read more]
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Yes, he said something about that also now that you mention it.
Something is off, am radio on all channels keeps getting a “hammer” sound periodically for the last year. Drives me nuts trying to listen to the radio.
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DanaThomas posted an update 7 years, 8 months ago
Tidbit related to “Thrice Great” and “Babylon’s Banksters”. About midway into DARK JOURNALIST X-SERIES XXIII: MYSTERY SCHOOL HEIRS & CERN UFO XTECH LEGACY! GIGI YOUNG he discusses the Persinj, the medieval family in Holland. According to the Wiki article the first one arrived in the year 990 FROM GREECE, i.e. the Byzantine Empire. So there may be…[Read more]
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Joseph P. Farrell posted an update 7 years, 8 months ago
That was a wonderful vidchat last night. Thank you everyone who contributed some wonderful questions and comments, and I’m sorry that I had to take so long to get to some of them.
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Joseph that subject is probably one of the “toughest” to try and attack. We know almost nothing about the universe and how it works. Saying that, I’ll bet my last dollar that the Egyptians knew how it worked, and Schwaller came close to cracking it, but came up short.
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DownunderET posted an update 7 years, 8 months ago
Richard Dolan interview with Joseph now available for download at the KGRA web site. It runs 2 hours.
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Scroll down .. Link .. http://kgraradioarchives.com/shows/richard-dolan-show/?loc=2018
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Ronin posted an update 7 years, 8 months ago
This is perhaps the most perfectly articulated video I’ve ever seen sharing a story that is so glaringly obvious to most of us on this site. Its a short video and I highly recommend checking it out.
https://youtu.be/Xbp6umQT58A
She’s got lung capacity!
I was impressed by her playing. There are few female soloists on cornet/trumpet. She makes it look easy! Very impressed with her concert performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1eyZAedhY4 [4:14]
I’ve had sporadic tries on the instrument and it is NOT easy.