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Los Angeles, CA
Joined March 2009
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Hey @RealAlexJones, if you don't want to educate yourself then let me educate you a bit.
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Hey @RealAlexJones, show me this alleged Black Pharaoh you claim archeologists dug up. You can't, because there were none (including Nubia/Kush/Sudan). Stop pushing false Afrocentric BS, my job is hard enough as it is.
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Alex you should talk to @robertsepehr about this. He is an anthropologist and has quite a few videos on this subject. youtu.be/oh3y4FydRNU?si=yeJx…
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The word literally means below the Sahara desert. That said, one must look at genetics to figure out what happened in antiquity.
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Replying to @manlyhall33
The search for Truth is life. The realization of Truth is illumination. The practice of Truth is virtue. - Manly P Hall
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Excellent book, @robertsepehr, and synchronistic indeed! It’s one of those books I prefer to read straight through. Rich with revelations about mysteries I’ve often pondered.
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"Mind and matter are not two separate substances but two faces of one reality, and synchronicity is the seam where they touch." Synchronicity and Vril: The Secret the Mystery Schools Kept - ROBERT SEPEHR youtu.be/0IKk5EY1lec?si=Y--a… via @YouTube
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Hot off the press! @robertsepehr Thanks for doing what you do.
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Chapter one, @robertsepehr you had me at Jung. ♥️😍♥️ “Synchronicity and Vril” It’s funny I hear his voice in my head as I read it 😂 (he has a lot of YT videos and a distinct voice) I have auditory imagery.
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Lobsters don't die of old age. They produce an enzyme called telomerase in many of their adult tissues. This enzyme repairs the ends of chromosomes (telomeres), allowing cells to keep dividing without standard cellular senescence (aging and breakdown).
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