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"When does a bird sing?"

More Twitter COMMS from Chuck Grassley at 10:07:59 EST:

Joined 1300 Iowans in prayer this morning at the 61st annual Iowa Prayer Breakfast in Des Moines t.co...

1) 1300 = 13:00 = 1pm?

2) #61

Anonymous ID: WBXFv1gI No.147680054 📁
Nov 2 2017 18:07:54 (EST)
Please refer back and collect my crumbs.
As discussed, we've anticipated the Twitter and other social media blackouts.
Rogue agents/programmers.
Per sealed Federal orders, we quickly tracked and reinstated.
Expect outages periodically (infiltrated).
If this doesn't signal what I've been saying I don't know what will.
Q

MSNBC-Video Dr. Fauci- Now is not the time to pull back on Covid-19 [Fear they are losing control. Lol.]

Finally MSNBC is starting to ask some tougher questions. Like exactly what is going on?

Fauci is clearly frustrated. The launch of the 'A Nuke' Covid pills is struggling. He wants to know why the Drs. aren't prescribing it. Must be a trust issue. He is trying to clarifying that it is for everyone despite the EUA limiting who can receive it. I just love the flip flop. Just to clarify the message the pills are 89% effective at diminishing illness.
89% you say?

STILL IN THE THICK OF THINGS:
Fauci pleads for the $5 billion in funding which is not to help us. Who knows where that $$$ will go. As for the children there appears to be some stumbling blocks with Moderna and Pfizer, thank goodness.

Fauci continues to clarify things for us. Why the lock downs? It was not about curbing the spread it was about 'getting people vaccinated."

China vaccines? Not as effective. Lol. Sound problems. China no like the message.

www.msnbc.com>watch>depth-of-pandemic-r...

New Mr Pool at 16:31:47 UTC


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24 March 2022 03:16:33 UTC

Wait, I thought Ukraine was winning?
www.dailymail.co.uk...
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10716685/Mariupol-brink-falling-Russian-hands.html

Wow. I guess the stuff about the neo-Nazis hiding under the steel mill was true. The article is specifically claiming that around 1000 Ukrainian soldiers emerged from a bunker under a steel mill and surrendered.

originally posted by: FlyingFox
I suppose it was offshore from Mariupol, as part of the blockade. Eastern Black Sea is Russian waters, if I had to guess.

Likely it was payback from the Azov surrender

According to the Ukraine LiveUA map, it was near Odessa.

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Have you read the Left Behind Series?

There is a section that deals with the Wailing Wall. The Two Witnesses, Eli and Moishe prophesy for 1,260 days at the wall warning the world while the antichrist rules. Revelations 11.3. < Is the 11.3 important coding?

"The last terrible week of the Lord has BEGUN."
Daniel 9.26-9.27
"God is working to end all sin and establish righteousness. God's final purpose is to redeem it and put away wickedness forever."

These books have lots of oddity around them for me. I was at an airport browsing in the bookstore and a man came up and handed me the first book and told me that the series was a must read. I don't really know if this is relevant but since things are so odd...

Maybe we are at the saving Israel for last part.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

The fall of Mariupol has been forecasted for literally weeks.

I haven't seen anyone claim Ukraine is 'winning'. They're holding on, and any number of factors can change the situation.

Cheers

a reply to: IAMTAT

Imperator of Mars


twitter.com...

a reply to: pheonix358

It's like Russian tanks taking hits from rooftop ambushes. Why not just hose down those rooftops with UAVs?

That's right....civilian casualties.

a reply to: XtheMadnessNow

Doesn't he realize he'll provoke the tweetstorm from Hell with that?



Cheers

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2

Neptune (Ukrainian: Р-360 «Нептун», romanized: R-360 "Neptun") is a Ukrainian anti-ship cruise missile developed by Luch Design Bureau.

Neptune's design is based on the Soviet Kh-35 anti-ship missile, with substantially improved range and electronics. The system is designed to defeat surface warships and transport vessels with a displacement of up to 5,000 tons, either in convoys or moving individually.

The system entered service with the Ukrainian Navy in March 2021.

from Wiki

Ukrainian gear. The firm "Luch" has apparently existed since 1965.

Notable -- either the Russian ship didn't have a close-in defense system, or, its radar didn't pick up the incoming missiles. Latter could be either technical failure or spoofed by electronic warfare.

ETA:

Moskva, which finished up a major refit five years ago, is armed with S-300F and OSA-MA surface-to-air missiles, as well as AK-630 close-in weapon systems and other countermeasures like electronic warfare systems and decoys, all of which are supposed to give it a high degree of protection against cruise missiles, as well as other threats. It would not be impossible for a missile like Neptune to get through these defenses, it would still be a significant achievement.

From the looks of those rear fins, I suppose it does some terminal maneuvering.

Also, they were distracted by a drone from the other direction.

a reply to: Thoughtful1

Maybe it's some kind of bio threat other than CV19

Presenting Everlywell sponsoring the MSNBC video grilling of Anthony Fauci.

Seriously I can believe this but there may be more serious concerns ahead.

Everlywell had the first EUA for Covid-19 test kit that allowed people to test at home and then mail in. Results would be provided digitally back to the consumer.
Everlywell emphasizes HIPPA, bank grade encryption and that the data for any of their tests are not sold.
EVER LY WELL

February 17, 2021 the FDA authorized the use of the test kit. The target? Individuals who were not experiencing symptoms and have not been exposed to Covid. Why test???
According to Ever Ly Well "automatic reporting to mandated public health agencies will occur when results are positive."

All of the other test kits by Ever Ly Well are not FDA approved. However they are available in 49 states but not New York. The FDA is just so broken...Federal Disaster Agency. Yet people are able to use the kits and are trusting the results with no FDA oversight.

Fun fact: We should be just so concerned. Sitting on their scientific advisory board is none other than Google, top scientists from Harvard, MIT and NYU. The head of the board is Dr. Robert Langer > co-founder of Moderna. Nope, nothing to see here.

This Unicorn company had initial financial support early 2019 by none other than Goodwater. Blackrock came on the scene December 3,2020 when the company raised $175 million.

This small struggling company got a boost via Shark Tank with Lori investing $1 million in the concept in 2017. The companies net worth is now $2.9 billion. Isn't it great when a plan comes together???

www.prnewswire.com>news-release>fda-auth... FDA authorizes Everlywell's covid-19 test home collection
www.everlywell.com>womens-health-test
www.everlywell.com>blog>news-and-info>e Everly is on a mission blog.
www.prnewswire.com>news-releases>everlyw... Everly Announces $175 million Financing to Expand...

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: pheonix358

It's like Russian tanks taking hits from rooftop ambushes. Why not just hose down those rooftops with UAVs?

That's right....civilian casualties.

There is some level of incompetence involved. The Russians aren't performing on the ground reconnaissance. If they were, they wouldn't get ambushed so often. They've been substituting drones for recon, and it doesn't work.

They also seem to have a troop morale problem, which impacts the recon issue. Good recon takes motivated personnel and quality small unit leadership. That also seems absent in the units they have in Ukraine, else we wouldn't see generals taking the chances they've been taking to try get the troops moving forward.

Cheers

a reply to: FlyingFox

At this point who knows? How can we trust anything that comes from anyone in the FDA, CDC or NIH?

Right now I am having some serious trust issues with anything and anyone connected with the medical establishment. Just look at my last post. They have the audacity to name the company Ever Ly Well!
Obviously we are just some stupid sheep and they believe that we cannot see or think. How does society recover from all of this? I have no idea going forward.
People do get sick from time to time and need help.

We have been put through the ringer. Endless text messages to come for the jab, threats to come to our home, insisting on trying to give the jab despite serious allergy issues. I have had to keep the phone off the hook. Then the mail in campaigns started.
I am looking at all of the medications that have been approved by people who are clearly dealing in self interest and who knows what works and what doesn't.
I guess we are in the thick of the Fog Of War.
We need a leader who we can trust but he/she must have advisors that can be trusted as well to do the best for the people. President Trump was in a nightmare of a situation. Like the Youtube "Stuck in the Middle With You."

Fighting is always harder for the good guys. You have to check your targets. Bad guys don't care.

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: pheonix358

It's like Russian tanks taking hits from rooftop ambushes. Why not just hose down those rooftops with UAVs?

That's right....civilian casualties.

There is some level of incompetence involved. The Russians aren't performing on the ground reconnaissance. If they were, they wouldn't get ambushed so often. They've been substituting drones for recon, and it doesn't work.

They also seem to have a troop morale problem, which impacts the recon issue. Good recon takes motivated personnel and quality small unit leadership. That also seems absent in the units they have in Ukraine, else we wouldn't see generals taking the chances they've been taking to try get the troops moving forward.

Cheers

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: XtheMadnessNow

Doesn't he realize he'll provoke the tweetstorm from Hell with that?

Cheers

Hahaha. How about his SEC filing offer...

Exhibit B

Bret Taylor
Chairman of the Board,

I invested in Twitter as I believe in its potential to be the platform for free speech around the globe, and I believe free speech is a societal imperative for a functioning democracy.

However, since making my investment I now realize the company will neither thrive nor serve this societal imperative in its current form. Twitter needs to be transformed as a private company.

As a result, I am offering to buy 100% of Twitter for $54.20 per share in cash, a 54% premium over the day before I began investing in Twitter and a 38% premium over the day before my investment was publicly announced. My offer is my best and final offer and if it is not accepted, I would need to reconsider my position as a shareholder.

Twitter has extraordinary potential. I will unlock it.

/s/ Elon Musk

Script

[SEND VIA TEXT]

As I indicated this weekend, I believe that the company should be private to go through the changes that need to be made.

After the past several days of thinking this over, I have decided I want to acquire the company and take it private.

I am going to send you an offer letter tonight, it will be public in the morning.

Are you available to chat?

[VOICE SCRIPT]

1. Best and Final:
a. I am not playing the back-and-forth game.
b. I have moved straight to the end.
c. It's a high price and your shareholders will love it.
d. If the deal doesn’t work, given that I don’t have confidence in management nor do I believe I can drive the necessary change in the public market, I would need to reconsider my position as a shareholder.

i. This is not a threat, it's simply not a good investment without the changes that need to be made.

ii. And those changes won't happen without taking the company private.

2. My advisors and my team are available after you get the letter to answer any questions

a. There will be more detail in our public filings. After you receive the letter and review the public filings, your team can call my family office with any questions.

originally posted by: Caled
Fighting is always harder for the good guys. You have to check your targets. Bad guys don't care.

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: pheonix358

It's like Russian tanks taking hits from rooftop ambushes. Why not just hose down those rooftops with UAVs?

That's right....civilian casualties.

There is some level of incompetence involved. The Russians aren't performing on the ground reconnaissance. If they were, they wouldn't get ambushed so often. They've been substituting drones for recon, and it doesn't work.

They also seem to have a troop morale problem, which impacts the recon issue. Good recon takes motivated personnel and quality small unit leadership. That also seems absent in the units they have in Ukraine, else we wouldn't see generals taking the chances they've been taking to try get the troops moving forward.

Cheers

There's no avoiding the fact that the United States is evil as hell when it comes to this stuff.
For years, the standard tactic for fighting terrorists has been to order drone strikes on peoples houses, and declare that everybody who died was a terrorist. Including any wives or children who might be present.

Experts have long concluded that we create more terrorists than we kill using this tactic, but they keep doing it.
Because it's just so much easier to indiscriminately blow stuff up like life is just a video game.

I just don't understand why there's no gun-based sniper drones.