-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- - XXXV -

originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: igloo

They still have a right to get food.

So the government should have the power to force someone to sell someone else food?

Or would a better fix be a program run by the government that sells or gives people food?

I don't have a solution. Just pointing out a conundrum that has been created by a society too dependent on supply systems and over regulation of our natural rights to forage.

An example on my end of things from being a farmer... I cannot invite my parents over for dinner if I processed the meat myself. Only those who live on the plot of land. Livestock must go to a government processing plant an hour away. Old fashioned values and rights have been removed and have destroyed our self sufficiency. Same with one not being allowed to mill their own lumber to build a house anymore as all wood must be government passed. Not saying people don't still do it but insurance will not cover such a building. Another example is farmers who have farm status must use the land as written in their proposal so you cannot sell pies made with your fruit if you are a fruit farmer. Also, in some areas farms are no longer allowed to build second houses, unless pre existing and grandfathered in, so farms are deprived of the ability to house multiple generations or tennants to help with the work. Under these constraints small food suppliers are caving and land becomes available to big agriculture or development. This is purposefully destructive and lobbied by big industry.

Not quite an answer for you but it's on my mind all the time and what makes me sad is I cannot see a way out.

New interview with Gen. Flynn

Hey guys, ready for the new Spring fashions?


17 QQ

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a reply to: MetalThunder

Kincora - delved into very deeply by the Wordpress blog Aangirfan (lots of very interesting connections) BEFORE something strange happened, they were reportedly hacked, taken off line and came back as Aanirfan ... were never quite the same afterwards !

a reply to: igloo
I shop using a plastic visor as I have a medical condition - no-one ever questions it ! I could go mask free with an exemption card and sometimes do, but this is a very small very parochial town where everyone knows everyone else and some people round here are beyond paranoid !

You have the same understanding most of us do but a few persistent ones. Those who keep trying to pick at something to stop the reality from hitting home. Natural as you stated so eloquently, is the best way to go. I am sure we can find something we can do artificially like replace a limb. Playing with our immune system is dangerous territory, and they should tread lightly. Why do this when 99.99 % of the infected survive? That makes zero sense.

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: MetalThunder
Shaw died 70 years ago. I am not going to worry about anything he might have said.

Reducing births is not the same as culling the herd.

Deliberate ignorance is, in my opinion, the only real sin in life.

You need to repent.

originally posted by: queenofswords

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
a reply to: daskakik

My answer is I'm sure there is a plethora of different ways to tamper with our genetic code using all the elementals and advanced technology that I probably couldn't dream of

Maybe they like to experiment with all different kinds of methods. Maybe tampering with our RNA in this fashion gives them a different result than using something else. Maybe they're trying to create a certain type of hybrid human (or humanoid) that requires tweeking in various different ways until they get the desired result. Maybe they throw stuff at the wall to see what sticks. Maybe there are different competing factions that utilize different methods depending on what their expertise is and what resources they have access to. Maybe this pandemic doubles as a psychological experiment or sort of like a stress test so they can observe our emotional reaction to trauma. Check out the Nazi experiments... they were lunatics

Do you happen to know the reason why the "vaccine" instructs mRNA to encode only the DNA we inherit from our mothers---mitochondrial?

Also, do you happen to know if that "change" is passed on to the next generation when a vaccinated woman bears children?

Is it possible this is intended for the next crop of humanity?

That would be by design. They can pinpoint a spot, or a whole side of the double helix to attach. If it does attach and become part of the moms DNA transfer I am going to be freaking out if any of my families girls get it especially. They may have it so the boys send it too if they are that good now. They could be that good.

The number 1 tenet of Satanism is self preservation

The swamp fights back indeed.

So many wear their fear, masks. Strange when the Healthy are singled out because the fear does not exist within many.

A couple days ago, I ran across words I never read before,, but rang like a bell.
Psa!m 91

You will not fear the terror of night,
    nor the arrow that flies by day,
6 nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness,
    nor the plague that destroys at midday.
7 A thousand may fall at your side,
    ten thousand at your right hand,
    but it will not come near you.
8 You will only observe with your eyes
    and see the punishment of the wicked.

One day I'm going to have to read more, but not until I'm "called" to do so....if that makes sense lol

Still the timeline of lifetimes !

RNA is involved in the molecular structure of long term memory formation

Long-term memory formation requires the synthesis of new messenger RNA (Ribonucleic acid). There is an increased expression of some genes during and after the learning process. Transcription factors and signal transduction mechanisms that guide the process of formation of mRNA have been identified. Epigenetic modifications are critical for memory storage because they play a role in the regulation of transcription. Memory formation also requires molecular processes for the regulation of neuronal transcription.

source

Biologists 'transfer' a memory through RNA injection

UCLA biologists report they have transferred a memory from one marine snail to another, creating an artificial memory, by injecting RNA from one to another. This research could lead to new ways to lessen the trauma of painful memories with RNA and to restore lost memories.

"I think in the not-too-distant future, we could potentially use RNA to ameliorate the effects of Alzheimer's disease or post-traumatic stress disorder," said David Glanzman, senior author of the study and a UCLA professor of integrative biology and physiology and of neurobiology. The team's research is published May 14 in eNeuro, the online journal of the Society for Neuroscience.

RNA, or ribonucleic acid, has been widely known as a cellular messenger that makes proteins and carries out DNA's instructions to other parts of the cell. It is now understood to have other important functions besides protein coding, including regulation of a variety of cellular processes involved in development and disease.

In the future, Glanzman said, it is possible that RNA can be used to awaken and restore memories that have gone dormant in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease. He and his colleagues published research in the journal eLife in 2014 indicating that lost memories can be restored.

www.sciencedaily.com...

This UC lecture offers more detail on the role of RNA in its relation to neuronal synapse and memory formation
YouTube

a reply to: MetalThunder

originally posted by: Justoneman
If it does attach and become part of the moms DNA transfer I am going to be freaking out if any of my families girls get it especially.

The vax or the virus?

Yes, it is a loaded question.

a reply to: cherokeetroy

Funny soon If not now lol the experiment participants/vaccinated already would forgot they read your post
.... Obviously time is short .. Archived material, everywhere, maybe needed to show them.
I'll just keep pounding out info , though repeatedly circling is not enjoyable, it is necessary.

a reply to: MetalThunder

So this info leads to the question--- is there any particular reason why they'd want to alter the long term memory function of the collective consciousness?

a reply to: cherokeetroy
There maybe more old souls here today than you think
Reasons Obvious
You'll know one when you meet one ... Hi I'm Scott


Eta some don't know what they don't know and others know better ... Focus
Sound familiar

David Sweatt Research Overview Molecular Mechanisms of Learning and Memory

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
So this info leads to the question--- is there any particular reason why they'd want to alter the long term memory function of the collective consciousness?

I see you are speculating again. What evidence is there that the process involving mRNA in the immune system influences the mRNA process in the formation of memory?

a reply to: tallcool1

tallcool1, I wasn't aware of the immigration relevance to 589 but I did find some other interesting elements to the Mr Pool video by going through it frame-by-frame on the numbers section.


Parking the numbers findings here... I'm detailing them in case they link to the 3 UP is DOWN, LEFT is RIGHT posts!


1) The 589 each build from a starting COLON on the LEFT becoming number on RIGHT.
There are 7 sequences of this, each with increasing speed

First = 254 frames
2nd = 178,
3rd = 90,
4th = 43,
5th = 24,
6th = 21,
7th = 17

2) These are followed by t2 cycles of a COUNTDOWN but the builds follow a "LEFT is RIGHT, UP is DOWN" mix:

COLON LEFT becomes 9 RIGHT
COLON LEFT becomes 8 RIGHT
3 DOTS RIGHT becomes a 7 LEFT
COLON RIGHT becomes a 6 LEFT
1 FLOWER DOWN becomes a 5 UP
COLON RIGHT becomes a 4 LEFT
COLON LEFT becomes a 3 RIGHT
COLON DOWN becomes a 2 UP
3 DOT pyramid UP becomes a 1 DOWN

Sorta on the topic of Future proves past, This Quantum Theory Predicts That The Future Might Be Influencing The Past

One of the weirder aspects of quantum mechanics could be explained by an equally weird idea – that causation can run backwards in time as well as forwards.

What Einstein called "spooky" action at a distance could theoretically be evidence of retrocausality, which is the particle equivalent of you getting a stomach ache today thanks to tomorrow's bad lunch.

Article references paper, "Is a time symmetric interpretation of quantum theory possible without retrocausality?"
royalsocietypublishing.org...

Retrocausal RealityShifting: Adventures in the Fine Art of Changing the Past

ATS Retrocausality threads:

The Philosophy and/or Physics of Retrocausality

Retrocausality and the Self Fulfilling Prophecy

Human consciousness is simply a state of matter, like a solid or liquid – but quantum

a reply to: daskakik

You should realize by now that much of these discussions are hypothetical. The sharing of data includes the sharing of ideas along with sharing facts and evidence. Do I need to include a disclaimer with each one of my posts so you don't forget?

I express my opinions just as you do. Such as your opinion that sin is a human construct used to control others. Prove it

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
You should realize by now that much of these discussions are hypothetical. The sharing of data includes the sharing of ideas along with sharing facts and evidence. Do I need to include a disclaimer with each one of my posts so you don't forget?

Nope, I'm just pointing out the leaps you are taking to have the info shared fit your preconceived conclusions.

I express my opinions just as you do. Such as your opinion that sin is a human construct used to control others. Prove it

I've never seen a mention of sin outside of human forms of communication. Also, when it is brought up among humans, it is usually attached to an order like, you need to repent.

a reply to: daskakik

Thanks for pointing that out. As you continue to do here day after day after day... have your efforts made any difference to the continuation of this thread? Or to my preconceived conclusions? I'll give you a hint ---NO

btw you didn't provide any factual evidence to backup your preconceived conclusions about sin

Exactly as I expected