-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -7W3N7Y sIx-

originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: FlyingFox

Not even as bad as clouds. Tiny dots that are very occasionally visible. Smaller in magnitude than aircraft landing lights from the ground. It's really only going to annoy amateur star photographers taking long-exposure shots.

Wellll... Take a guess what one of my hobbies might be

It certainly isnt my biggest concern with it, but yeah.. With literally thousands of them, tens of thousands if he gets to launch as many as he wants, I fully expect it to interfere with my pics.

Might get some cool effects too, so theres that.

a reply to: Serdgiam

I have a feeling that people aren't paying enough attention to what Starlink could really be.

People stare down at glowing screens while they will be fed from the dark above.

I had a vision about a year ago while sitting outside a bar here in France, hoards of tourists all wandering around aimlessly or sitting in rows and staring at glowing screens. Is it the beginning of our ignition? Only to get brighter and brighter and brighter until....BOOOOOM!

Millions of light years away, someone (like yourself) takes a snap of the latest Supernova seen in their own night sky.

Celebrity bits...




Tom Hanks' blood will be used to develop coronavirus vaccine

Speaking on NPR podcast 'Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!', he said: "We just found out that we do carry the antibodies.

Movies quoted: New Elvis Presley, Saving Private Ryan, Forrest Gump.

This article has to be code, as the "science" makes zero sense. Anyone who has had it, evidently a gazillion people @W.H.O , all would have the antibodies. The Hanx's aren't special. Oh, and btw, she took the HQ, so that skews it all.

@mikebravodude

SITE intel Director, who released the #GatesHacked report has an interesting history. She is a writer for Daily Beast and Politico. She was IDF, then moved to USA and started SITE intel. Which reportedly spreads disinformation for MOSSAD. SITE is cited as a source by most MSM.
twitter.com...

Intelligence + Cyber + IDF + Tel Aviv University = Unit 8200.?

Search International Terrorist Entities (SITE) Intelligence Group, a private intelligence firm based in Washington, DC.
Hmm, "Entities" - Human/Hybrid/ET ?
Rita Katz | @Rita_Katz

She's probably monitors ATS; definitely half-chan > twitter.com...

Very interesting New Yorker mag 2006 (long) article on her life...

How Rita Katz got into the spying business

Katz’s father was convicted in a military tribunal and executed, in 1969, with eight other Jews and five non-Jews, in a public hanging in Baghdad’s central square. Hundreds of thousands of cheering Iraqis attended; the government offered free transportation to people from the provinces, and belly dancers performed for the crowd. Katz was six years old.

In May, 2003, Katz published, anonymously, a memoir about her work, called “Terrorist Hunter.” (She was exposed as its author soon afterward.) The book is as psychologically blunt as she is, and the tone, at times, verges on smugness; the F.B.I., she writes, didn’t “possess one-thousandth of my knowledge on the relevant issues.”

Endorsed by Blackwater back during the Bush era.

"Studying the primary source propaganda, training manuals, and chatter of terrorists offers insight into terrorists and their activities that can not be obtained anywhere else."

www.sourcewatch.org...

a reply to: crankyoldman

It's so hard to tell in a still photo what the pants are doing. It's interesting, but it could be nothing, too. Look at her knee. I think this everytime I see one. Where are the videos?

It's odd, for sure, but it'd be hard to keep it quiet. I *hope* if guilty, they all see Justice. Some of the photos seem to show that might be happening. Where'd the SMART quote come from? That's twice as interesting as the photos to me, but might still mean nothing *shrugs*

We see dim twisting shapes through dark glass, and are trying to make sense of them. I try to be cognizant that peopleare prone to pareidolia and confirmation bias. We're prone to see what we expect/want to see, and not see what we don't. Take a look at reporting on the Mueller report.

It's like the SEP field in Adam's Hitchhiker's Guide.


On Hanks, the more recent the infection, the more antibodies you are likely to find. So the recently ill with a healthy response from their immune system will have more antibodies in a given sample than someone who was sick earlier. Still a large pool of donors available.
The science is bad because it wouldn't be a vaccine, it'd be a plasma transfusion with antibodies given to people that are already sick. But it's written by an entertainment "reporter" so I'm hardly surprised at the dumb headline written by a completely scientifically illiterate "journalist" relating a scientific story told to him by an actor.

ETA: found this in a gossip rag with her tweet and smart quote (and a bunch of internet stories about how lovely a person she is to the little people).

The first frog fossil from Antarctica has been found

NYPravda, CNN etc. have the story - refuse to link.

So Trumped mentioned injecting disinfectant in the briefing today. He was talking about getting Light in the body.
And then he does say injecting disinfectant. I looked it up and I found this
Intraperitoneal Infusion of Neutral-pH Superoxidized Solution in Rats: Evaluation of Toxicity and Complications on Peritoneal Surface and Liver

So he may be referring to super-oxidized water as the disinfectant more info

It’s used in healing wounds and apparently it’s safe on the livers of rats.

Try again...

So we have a lot of peeps that post to this board regularly, and a lot of people who pop in and out. Additionally, we hail from all over the US and around the world. I've seen a lot of people speculate that they think that they have already had COVID-19, but no firm confirmations, so let me be the first.

After a week of generally feeling lousy, I finally went to see the doc on Monday, and as a precaution I was tested. My result came back positive yesterday fo the dreaded COVID-19. Still, all is well. I was 8 days in before I got tested, 1o days by the time I got results, and today is 11 days since onset of symptoms.

At this point I'm feeling well for the most part. The only thing right now is just a feeling like I need to catch up on some sleep. All the other symptoms have gone away at this point.

By now we all know the four main symptoms they tell us to look out for:

1. Temp over 100.4 F
2. Scratchy throat
3. Dry cough
4. Shortness of breath

Well, I didn't have any of those to a real degree that warranted me thinking that I had the virus.

Basically all last week I was running a low grade temp, less than 99.5 F, had some stiffness in my shoulders and neck, and felt cold likely due to the low grade fever. By day five I had a stuffed up head, and my left tonsil was tender and swollen.

I was like that through the weekend, but what prompted me to go to the doc was my ear started hurting on the left side. I figured that maybe I was getting an ear infection, and so I wanted to get it checked.

Given all the symptom I had, or really lack thereof, my doc didn't think I had COVID, but sent me for a test anyway. He also wrote me a script for a Z-pack which I started on Monday.

So, by Tuesday, my ear and the minor head congestion that went along with it were clearing up. My fever subsided on Tuesday and has remained normal, and I'm starting to feel normal again.

I went into the hospital this morning for a diagnostic as well. HR and O2 sat levels are normal. EKG came back normal, and chest X-ray is clear. So all in all, I'm feeling pretty OK.

At this point, my curiosity extends to wanting to know if I have antibodies that will protect me long term. I'm guessing that my insurance company isn't going to pay out for me to find this out, so my thought process is that I may volunteer to give plasma.

My thinking is two fold. First, if it can be used therapeutically to help someone who is truly ill, I'm willing to help. I'm blessed to be in excellent physical shape as a hobby, so why not help someone who is having a rough go. Second, it will let me know if I have gained, and continue to maintain herd immunity as a result of having caught this. It gives me a strong out if they try to push a vaccine on me.

Anyway, that's my story. I hope everyone else is staying well, and even though this didn't put me in the hospital, or really go anywhere beyond what a mild case of the flu feels like, I'd still take it sort of seriously, and just use common sense to stay well.

originally posted by: crankyoldman
Clip of a nurse.

She says something horrifying that I regret I never saw. Terminal Patients dying alone in a hospital, as they are REFUSED visitors and family because of this fraud.

Unseen conseQuences.

That’s done on purpose.

Those who are creating this narrative are doing so to feed on the fear of death...and there is nothing more terrifying to most people than dying alone, because they don’t have the counter balance of being surrounded by loved ones.

Same reason why WHO was talking about dragging people out of their homes if they are infected.

Spiritual vampires. Pain, suffering and fear are their food.

originally posted by: CoramDeo
Try again...

So we have a lot of peeps that post to this board regularly, and a lot of people who pop in and out. Additionally, we hail from all over the US and around the world. I've seen a lot of people speculate that they think that they have already had COVID-19, but no firm confirmations, so let me be the first.

After a week of generally feeling lousy, I finally went to see the doc on Monday, and as a precaution I was tested. My result came back positive yesterday fo the dreaded COVID-19. Still, all is well. I was 8 days in before I got tested, 1o days by the time I got results, and today is 11 days since onset of symptoms.

At this point I'm feeling well for the most part. The only thing right now is just a feeling like I need to catch up on some sleep. All the other symptoms have gone away at this point.

By now we all know the four main symptoms they tell us to look out for:

1. Temp over 100.4 F
2. Scratchy throat
3. Dry cough
4. Shortness of breath

Well, I didn't have any of those to a real degree that warranted me thinking that I had the virus.

Basically all last week I was running a low grade temp, less than 99.5 F, had some stiffness in my shoulders and neck, and felt cold likely due to the low grade fever. By day five I had a stuffed up head, and my left tonsil was tender and swollen.

I was like that through the weekend, but what prompted me to go to the doc was my ear started hurting on the left side. I figured that maybe I was getting an ear infection, and so I wanted to get it checked.

Given all the symptom I had, or really lack thereof, my doc didn't think I had COVID, but sent me for a test anyway. He also wrote me a script for a Z-pack which I started on Monday.

So, by Tuesday, my ear and the minor head congestion that went along with it were clearing up. My fever subsided on Tuesday and has remained normal, and I'm starting to feel normal again.

I went into the hospital this morning for a diagnostic as well. HR and O2 sat levels are normal. EKG came back normal, and chest X-ray is clear. So all in all, I'm feeling pretty OK.

At this point, my curiosity extends to wanting to know if I have antibodies that will protect me long term. I'm guessing that my insurance company isn't going to pay out for me to find this out, so my thought process is that I may volunteer to give plasma.

My thinking is two fold. First, if it can be used therapeutically to help someone who is truly ill, I'm willing to help. I'm blessed to be in excellent physical shape as a hobby, so why not help someone who is having a rough go. Second, it will let me know if I have gained, and continue to maintain herd immunity as a result of having caught this. It gives me a strong out if they try to push a vaccine on me.

Anyway, that's my story. I hope everyone else is staying well, and even though this didn't put me in the hospital, or really go anywhere beyond what a mild case of the flu feels like, I'd still take it sort of seriously, and just use common sense to stay well.

See my thread here, this has been with us for quite a few months, I plan on getting an anti-body test to confirm my suspicions in my own case.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: CoramDeo

So, are you over 65 with underlying health conditions?

If yes, you dodged a bullet.
If no, it was the normal flu routine. Doc can give you something and it’ll go away in a week or not give you something and it’ll go away in 7 days.

Glad your feeling better.

originally posted by: crankyoldman

The first frog fossil from Antarctica has been found

NYPravda, CNN etc. have the story - refuse to link.

As above, so below.

Just like the ancient symbol for the sun is a picture of the atomic structure of that which powers it (hydrogen), all timelines are cyclical.

We are returning to the time period when the entire earth was fertile and had a tropical weather system, IMO.

Q factoid...

Tomorrow marks the end of the 130th week since Q started posting!
In another 26 weeks it will be the 3 years.

(Q weeks start Saturday and end Friday... 1st post Oct 28th 2017)

My physical tour de stupidity today was rather depressing.

Signs on crosswalks telling people not to push buttons, actually tons of "don't signs, which, were I a sign maker I'd demand lockdown continue for big money.

Everything closed, except those places employing immigrant labor (food places excluded).

Folks RUNNING with masks - suffocating themselves to stop something not even expressed as "fresh-air-born" but whatever,,,, something something experts.

Experts: A moment of levity.



Bonus Comedy: Comments

originally posted by: PilSungMtnMan
a reply to: CoramDeo

So, are you over 65 with underlying health conditions?

If yes, you dodged a bullet.
If no, it was the normal flu routine. Doc can give you something and it’ll go away in a week or not give you something and it’ll go away in 7 days.

Glad your feeling better.

No, mid 40's, it wasn't flu. I slept through the worst part, fever and body aches.

a reply to: CoramDeo

Just curious if you had a flu shot in last 10 years? Good to hear you're feeling much better. In about a month or so Allergy season will kick-in just to add Covid confusion, suspect or panic for some.

originally posted by: PilSungMtnMan
a reply to: CoramDeo

So, are you over 65 with underlying health conditions?

If yes, you dodged a bullet.
If no, it was the normal flu routine. Doc can give you something and it’ll go away in a week or not give you something and it’ll go away in 7 days.

Glad your feeling better.

PSM, I'm walking the neighborhood yesterday. Stop and talk with my 93 neighbor. His mom lived to 109 and didn't need glasses. Anywho, we're chatting about the stupidity and he has no concern of me standing next to him - he takes care of himself! The 20 somethings walking together all with masks cross the street because demon cranky is coming. Sigh.

Btw his secret: Eat wall, don't drink, avoid doctors. His kids he says ignored his example and are not well.

Just an fyi update:

JOHN DURHAM, the Prosecutor investigating the (alleged) SPYGATE-COUP crimes, is further expanding his team.

U.S. Attorney John Durham has added new members to his team amid his probe into the origins of the Russia investigation. According to reports, Durham recently recruited new team members, including Violent Crimes and Narcotics Trafficking Section Chief Anthony Scarpelli and FBI agents.

Source: www.oann.com...

Adding the head of the FBI's VIOLENT CRIMES and NARCOTICS trafficking to the team is interesting.

Maybe HILLARY's potential connection to DNC employee Seth Rich's murder is being investigated? And/or drug trafficking funds making their way to top Congressmen is suspected?

a reply to: carewemust

care, according to 8kun anons, one of Scarpelli's early roles was as assistant attorney in the virgin islands including some trafficking cases!?!