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define conspiracy theorist....
when I look at a conspiracy I present all sides...
perspective and polarity is given by the reciever of the data set...
and as we are preprogrammed in some cases to the look only for the dots we want...
via political bias , upbringing or lifestyle choice,
our subconscious rewrites the signals we see......and we get the view we were expecting...not the actual view,,thats where self awareness comes to play...
it's like the proton splitting and behaving differently when watched...we are the proton...
when we change the perspective of what we are looking at the things we look at change conversley
when we know we are being observed..
our behavior is changed by the viewer...🤯🤯
we are the proton...
in most cases we are the Blind Men and we see, what we choose to...
THank you John G, Saxe
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¿ROCAS QUE PERDIERON SU PESO?
La crónica oculta de Viracocha en 1572...
Hay un relato en las crónicas españolas que parece sacado de una película de ciencia ficción, pero fue registrado como un hecho histórico real en 1572 por el navegante y cronista Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa.
En su obra “Historia de los Incas”, relata el día en que la deidad Viracocha caminaba entre los hombres.
La crónica describe que llevaba un aspecto extraño para los locales: vestimentas raras, un bastón y un libro en sus manos.
Al ver su porte extranjero, los pobladores del asentamiento de Cacha se sintieron amenazados, murmuraron contra él y decidieron atacarlo con armas desde un cerro cercano.
Antes de ser alcanzado, Viracocha se arrodilló en el suelo llano y juntó sus manos.
Lo que pasó después desafía la lógica:
Fuego del alto descendió del cielo, cubriendo el cerro y quemando la tierra y las piedras como si fueran paja.
Aterrorizados por el fuego celestial, los pobladores bajaron a pedir perdón.
Viracocha, movido por la compasión, caminó hacia las llamas y las apagó golpeándolas con su bastón.
Pero lo más impresionante viene al final del registro de Sarmiento de Gamboa:
La crónica afirma textualmente que la intensa quemazón alteró la materia.
Las enormes piedras del cerro perdieron completamente su peso, al punto de que “una piedra muy grande, que un carro no la meneara, la levanta fácilmente un hombre”.
El cronista asegura que el cerro calcinado aún se podía ver en su época como un testimonio maravilloso de este suceso.
¿Un mito antiguo, un fenómeno meteorológico extremo o el uso de una tecnología de levitación que alteraba la densidad de la materia?.
Sofía Jordan Salazar – at Magdalena Vieja, Peru
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🔥🚨The Fall of the Cabal, the Sequel🚨🔥
#Frens #Patriots #Anons .@X
Fellow Humans,
This will be the ultimate CABAL disclosure post to share with the world. This thread is the FULL 28 part documentary by my friend #CynthaKoeth & the late #JanetOssebaard
IF this doesn't wake you up, NOTHING will.
#depopulation #thecabal #TheFalloftheCabal #theilluminati #vaccines #GMOS #TwitterFiles #disclosure #NWO #OWO #MKultra #CIA #WakeUp #censorship #AWAKENING #VAX
#MOATF #Q #THEGREATAWAKENING #MAGA #wwg1wga #Covid_19 #Covid #TwitterFiles #Guardians #krystalrap #spiritualawakening #GuardianAlliance #holyshit #stateofemergency #WakeUpAmerica #Covid #patents #plandemic #FauciFiles #Plandemic #Billgates #WHO #WEF
The Fall of the Cabal, The Sequel
Part 1.
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It’s dawning on me that Israel might have been behind most, if not all, of the world’s worst atrocities over the past 80 years.
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You cannot make something straighter than your straightest tool.
That is the whole problem.
Parallel faces on hard stone require a reference surface more accurate than the piece being cut, and every stage has to be measured against it.
Egypt’s granite is full of those surfaces, but the reference is missing.
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1774: they blew tobacco smoke up drowning victims' backsides to revive them, and the kits hung along the Thames like lifebuoys.
1863: they sold cocaine wine as a daily tonic, and a pope pinned a gold medal on it.
1898: they sold heroin as a cough medicine, and spooned it into coughing children.
1918: they sold radium water as a health drink, and the millionaire who drank 1,400 bottles was buried in a lead-lined coffin with most of his jaw gone.
1921: they put lead in petrol, and Britain kept it in the pumps until 2000.
1930s: they X-rayed children's feet in shoe shops, and kids queued to watch their toes wiggle on the screen.
1940s: they rubbed mercury teething powder into babies' gums, and about 1 in 500 of those babies was poisoned.
1946: they sold cigarettes on the line that more doctors smoked their brand, and put a man in a white coat on the advert.
1949: they gave the lobotomy a Nobel Prize, and doctors went in through the eye socket with an ice pick.
1952: they sold a cigarette filter made of asbestos as the greatest health protection in smoking history, and smokers drew it into their lungs with every puff.
1957: they sold thalidomide to pregnant women for morning sickness, and around 10,000 babies were born with missing or shortened limbs.
1960s: they sold margarine as the heart-healthy fat, and spread trans fat on a generation's toast.
1996: they sold OxyContin as barely addictive, and started an overdose epidemic.
1999: they sold Vioxx for sore joints, and pulled it five years later after tens of thousands of heart attacks.
2026: they're selling seed oil as the heart-healthy fat, and it's in almost every packet in your kitchen.
Every one of these came with an expert's blessing and the same total certainty.
The people telling you which fat to fear today sit in the same chairs as the ones who put radium in the water and a doctor on the cigarette packet, and they're every bit as sure.
"The experts recommend it" has the longest body count in medicine......
The above is copied from another person on another platform.
Credit to @samahoole on FB.
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How does your dog know you’re coming home?
Rupert Sheldrake describes experiments designed to test whether dogs anticipate their owners’ return. He claims that the results are evidence for telepathy.
“We have people come home at randomized times in unfamiliar vehicles.”
“So we rule out routine. We rule out vehicle sounds and smells.”
“We rule out people at home knowing when it’s happening.”
“Over and over again, these dogs go and start waiting at the door.”
“I think there’s very good evidence for telepathy.”
Can our pets telepathically sense when we are close by?
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In case you missed it...
Davidson/Cunningham on Science and Models
youtube.com/watch?v=tbw4BYu-…
Ben Davidson @SunWeatherMan (creator of the Earth Disaster Cycle) and Roger Cunningham @EthicalSkeptic (creator of ECDO Theory) agree that trying to model their ideas about sudden, major Earth changes is worthwhile, but nearly impossible to do well right now. Models based mostly on theories and formulas are especially shaky when scientists still know very little about Earth’s deep interior -- things like how dense the rock is thousands of miles down. They say it’s safer to stick with models built on real-world observations, which rest on far more solid information. As examples, they note that ancient people could predict eclipses just by spotting patterns without understanding the science, and that many modern climate models lean heavily on an old, unmeasured guess about how much heat rises from the ocean floor (we’ve only checked a tiny fraction of it). They also point out that Earth’s magnetic field, heat from below, and other processes are more tightly linked than most scientists usually assume, and that the best next step is to keep focusing on observation-based work rather than overconfident theory...
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Following the recent decision from Haas F1 Team confirming that I will not be participating in this weekend’s Mexico City Grand Prix, I wish to formally address some media reports and speculation surrounding the situation.
Last night, a difference in viewpoints led to a discussion with the parties involved. Whilst I acknowledge that this took place, I categorically reject any reports or allegations suggesting that any form of physical violence was used to resolve any differences of any nature.
I strongly condemn violence in all its forms and firmly believe that disagreements should always be handled with professionalism, respect, and mutual understanding.
I kindly ask that speculation be avoided while the matter is being addressed.
Further updates will be communicated in due course.
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By the way, would anyone be interested in an app that translates hieroglyphic texts, complete with explanations, simply by pointing your phone at them?
An Ancient Egyptian version of Google Translate. As far as I know, nothing like this exists yet.
Image: This is just a mockup, freshly generated by Grok. But if there’s enough interest, I’ll have it programmed by tomorrow (I mean Mr. Grok will). 😁
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Two Cambridge physicists saw this video and wanted to teach it in a school course. Then they realized they couldn't explain it
Nothing is pulling this chain up. It leaps out of the jar on its own and holds an arch in mid-air
Watch the top of the arch. 8,000 metal beads from an office blind, no magnets, and the chain stays above the rim the whole time it pours out
Steve Mould filmed it in 2013, and it's now known as the Mould effect
In 2014 John Biggins and Mark Warner published their answer. Every link acts like a tiny stiff rod. When the moving chain yanks one end up, the other end jams into the pile below, and the pile kicks it back up. Drop the chain from higher and the arch climbs higher
Then other physicists ran their own tests and argued the kick barely matters, and what really counts is how the chain is piled in the jar
Over a decade later, the experts still don't fully agree on why a chain from an office blind jumps
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BREAKING 🚨: The hospital found out Gail Seiler was unvaccinated for COVID. Then they tried to MURDER her.
They STARVED her for 12 days, denied her water for 7 days, and told her husband she was going to die.
When her husband came to take her home, the hospital made her a PRISONER.
They called the police, and a 6-hour standoff followed.
When the hospital finally let them go, it wasn’t through the main entrance. It was through the freight elevator used to carry bodies to the morgue.
On the way out, a nurse told her husband, Brad, “Mark my words, she’ll be dead tonight, or before you even get home.”
Gail survived. Not because of a miracle, but because a caring physician stepped in and guided her home treatment: nebulized budesonide and ivermectin.
BRAD SEILER: “Over the next 30 days, she was weaned completely off of oxygen. Within 60 days, she had recovered sufficiently to return to work. Today, Gail is alive, healthy, active, and
enjoying life with our grandchildren and children.”
Gail’s story is horrendous, but it’s not uncommon. Hospitals were rewarded with perverse bonuses during COVID, and the more interventions they ran, the more they made.
As Attorney @RenzTom previously testified: “We have incentivized the MURDER of patients rather than incentivize TREATMENT.”
“When you go to the hospital, you get tested. They get paid more. When you get admitted for COVID, they get paid more. When they put you on remdesivir, they get paid more. When you get ventilated, they get paid more. When you die, they get paid more. This is perverse.”
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In the final years of his life, Ernest Hemingway tried to convince friends and family that the FBI was following him, but they just told him he was paranoid.
In late 1960, he was admitted to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, where he received electroshock therapy. Even there, he refused to speak freely, convinced someone was listening.
In July 1961, Hemingway died by suicide at his home in Idaho.
Years after he died, the FBI released files showing that they had been monitoring him for the last 20 years of his life.
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🚨 BOMBSHELL FROM JAPAN — THEY CAN’T HIDE THIS ANYMORE
Professor Robert Clancy just dropped the receipts:
A massive Japanese study tracking 20 MILLION people found that ALL excess deaths were in the vaccinated group.
The unvaccinated group? ZERO excess deaths. And here’s the killer detail: mortality surges exactly 3 months after every booster — with peak deaths hitting around 100 days post-vaccination.
The pattern is undeniable. In my opinion, they can no longer suppress the information on the COVID vaccine. The data is out. The cover-up is crumbling. The world needs to see this.
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There is only one thing that can cause this tidal erosion banding on Khafre, ... and it took mankind until 2010 to figure this out.
For shame... We are not a very smart species.
Find out what this means for our future, by acquiring the definitive book:
Inversion — ECDO Theory
theethicalskeptic.com/2026/0…
