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Just want to give a shout out to the best contributor on this shit forum. Do yourself a favor and follow - and heed this man. @CCrowley100
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One of the USS Arizona's bells hangs at the University of Arizona. In 1944 an alumnus found it in a Navy yard, boxed and bound for the melt. It was saved. 1,177 men died on that ship. At memorials it's rung eight times, the Navy's sign that a watch is done. #VeteransDay
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Bolsheviks attacked spiritual symbols and structures, like Bell Towers, first because the demoralization was essential to their take over
The Bell Towers are symbolic structures we build first because the invigoration of spirit is essential to us reclaiming our Nation and unity
• In 1929, the Soviet government issued decrees outlawing bell ringing and mandating the removal and melting down of over a million active bells across churches, cathedrals, and monasteries as part of rapid industrialization and state-led antireligious campaigns.
Let's bring the church bells back. ✝️
There are some real evil kunts on here imagining things, as they gaze at each others assholes
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Bells of Peace aren't 11 tolls. They're 21, the 21-gun salute, the highest military honor. At 11 a.m. today, the National WWI Memorial in Washington rang them for the 4.7 million Americans who served and the 116,516 who never came home. #VeteransDay
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This is the U.S. Senate, in plain print, saying intelligence agencies broke the law, kept it going after being told it was illegal, wrote cover stories, and kept a list of 26,000 Americans to round up.
Every line sounds like a conspiracy theory, but it's the official finding.
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The Irish Immigrant Whose Bells Filled American Towers
Henry McShane arrived in Baltimore from County Louth and built one of the biggest bellmaking businesses in the United States.
He founded the McShane Bell Foundry in 1856. By the late nineteenth century, the company was shipping bells and chimes to churches, schools, courthouses, and municipal buildings across the country. Baltimore itself still has a major example: the roughly 7,000-pound bell in City Hall.
The scale of the business is easy to miss because the products were scattered. A factory might disappear from public memory while thousands of its bells remained overhead in towns that never thought much about where they came from.
McShane eventually moved out of its original Baltimore complex, but the company continued operating in Maryland. Its history belongs to the industrial side of American bell culture, when towns stopped depending so heavily on European imports and began filling their own towers with domestic castings.
Images: McShane Bell Foundry factory illustration, 1900 catalogue (Library of Congress copy, public domain); McShane eight-bell chime in frame, 1910 catalogue (public domain). Via Wikimedia Commons.
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The tower is not the organization. The people who learned to acquire land, raise money, coordinate trades, solve disputes, keep records and maintain it are the organization. The tower is simply the physical proof that they can accomplish something together.
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We are going to build 10s of thousands of Bell Towers across America.
Our children will grow up hearing them again.
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Unleash the Kraken?
Did you know RFK Jr took a $2 million advance to write a book called “A Defense of Israel” ??
The publisher is Skyhorse. The owner is Tony Lyons, his longtime friend.
Same Tony Lyons runs MAHA Action, the MAHA Center and the MAHA Institute.
The Center sold corporate sponsorships for the MAHA Summit.
So the man writing Kennedy's checks is also building the movement Kennedy's department now feeds.
The book deal reportedly dates to August 2024, the same month Kennedy quit the race and endorsed Trump.
His disclosure lists two $2 million advances from Skyhorse, $4 million in total. He had pledged not to write or edit books while in office.
Now watch the timeline.
July 2023: Kennedy says he has fought for Israel more ferociously than anybody.
March 2024: he tells Reuters Israel is a "moral nation" and that any other country would have leveled Gaza.
August 2024: the book agreement.
June 2026: as HHS Secretary, he tells Fox the real genocide isn't in Israel.
He was defending Israel before anyone paid him to. By August 2024, someone was.
A health secretary. A country the off’d JFK that he defends. A book he promised not to write. A publisher who also runs his movement.
Make America Hopium Again.
MAHA
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Turning Point USA is getting sued over a Meta pixel tracking people on its website. Meanwhile, the White House put trackers on a whole batch of government websites, including a second vote[dot]gov, and nobody has been sued for anything. In fact, The National Design Studio that built them has only gotten bigger and hired more contractors since.
I found it in May and showed exactly how, so you can check any government site yourself:
youtu.be/MgJIxsSQZV8?is=WTet…
How in the hell do we lose Massie and have an obvious witch like this instead? Face it, the US gvt has been overtaken by satan. They are Mordor. Fuck izruhl
here's the entirety of the seeming mental breakdown Haley Stevens just had on CNN. One of the most bizarre and incoherent political interviews I can recall. Note how she's completely unable to explain why she changed her mind from supporting Abdul El-Sayed last night to endorsing Mike Rogers today.
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BREAKING: Russia is also now reporting a cyberattack on its emergency alert system, with fake warnings of an incoming nuclear strike sent to the public.
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Yes, Trump pardoned Jonathan Pollard’s Mossad handler on his last day in office. How long after this mid-term slaughter will it be before he pardons all of the corrupt & cowardly ghouls around him? Will we have to wait until the end of his term, or removal, before he pardons himself & family? @OpentheJFKfiles
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My wife's brother spent six years at a Japanese car plant in Kentucky. He was sent to teach the Americans our way of working.
He came home with a notebook. On the cover, in Japanese: "Things I Learned Instead."
Some pages:
"The first day of deer season, half the line takes vacation. HR plans for it every year. Nobody pretends to be sick. They just say 'deer season.'"
"They name the machines. The welding robot on Line 2 is Darlene. Darlene gets a birthday cake."
"When someone's wife has a baby, the whole line signs a card. The card is bigger than the baby."
"A man with thirty years on the line showed me a better way to do my own job. Then he said, 'Don't tell your boss I told you that, boss.'"
"Every Friday, someone brings doughnuts. Nobody is assigned. Somebody always does."
"They thank the janitor by name. Every day. His name is Curtis."
The last page is from his final day.
In our system, anyone can stop the line, but only for a problem. Stopping it is serious.
"On my last day, the line stopped for one minute. There was no problem. They stopped it to shake my hand."
He says it's the only time in six years he was happy to see the line stop.
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Texas is giving control of its water supply to an Israel company called IDE.
This is part of a larger scheme to co-mingle American infrastructure to Israel, as to make it impossible for the U.S. to ever divest.
The head of the project, Mark Ellison literally said: “We haven’t changed the star on the Texas flag to the Star of David yet, but who knows.”
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New on followtheepicenter.com — Section 23: Multi-Modal Acoustic Origin Determination
I built a system to answer a simple question: if nine cameras recorded the same event from different positions, can the pattern of arrival times tell us where the sound came from?
The peak of the cross-correlation gives the time difference of arrival (TDOA). Physics constrains every measurement—the TDOA between any two cameras cannot exceed the distance between them divided by the speed of sound.
Result: The dominant broadband source sits under the tent. That’s where 83% of the acoustic energy across the array originates.
Filter to high frequencies only (above 2 kHz) and re-run the same analysis. The source shifts 31.5 meters toward the shooter position next to the Losee.
The low-frequency blast and the high-frequency crack point to different locations. That’s the acoustic fingerprint of a supersonic projectile: the detonation is at the tent, and the crack traces back along the bullet’s path.