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a reply to: XtheMadnessNow

A ton of information in your post here. What jumped out at me was the CIA's use of Vampires in the Philippines. You know fake ones who don't actually drink blood. Hmm where have we heard that before? I find it not at all coincidental that we have been saying the adrenochrome drinkers are vampires. There was a lot of bloodshed in the Philippines. The kind of bloodshed that was in an easily abused chaotic scene, and likely a haven of blood for a person seeking blood full of adrenochrome. A source of adrenochrome for the Cabal is what jumped out I guess.

Clip of the Presidential Insurance Salesman.

a reply to: crankyoldman

Nice find on the "Sneakers" XRP, cranky!

Is it too much to hope it jumps to $262 dollars overnight of the day regulation is announced, or XRP wins SEC case?


There are a few alternatives anagrams for Uvalde for those into pigeon-english:

D(em) Value
D(e) Value

Ave Lud(wig)

UV deal
UV lead
Lead VU

This one raised a person that may be of interest to dig on:
UL Deva

The President of the private organisation Underwriters Laboratories, that serves 125 countries, is Jennifer Scanlon - The Chicago Network:

Jennifer F. Scanlon was named CEO and President of UL, the global safety science leader, effective October 1, 2019. Jenny was elected to the companys’s Board of Directors.

Scanlon, who began her career at IBM, was president, CEO and Director of USG Corporation, a 116-year-old American manufacturer of innovative building products. In 2018, she negotiated the $7 billion sale of USG to Knauf Gips KG, representing a 76 percent premium from when she was named CEO. The transaction closed April 24, 2019.
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Scanlon serves on the boards of Norfolk Southern Corporation and the executive committee of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. She is a member of The Chicago Network, the Economic Club of Chicago and the Commercial Club of Chicago. She graduated from the University of Notre Dame with dual degrees in government and computer applications and an MBA in finance and marketing from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

I'm pretty sure her name has come up in the thread before.

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Uvalde CISD purchased social media monitoring service years before shooting

The monitoring service, called Social Sentinel, says it uses sophisticated artificial intelligence to scan over a billion posts a day for threats of violence. The service is used widely across the state, but it’s unclear whether it would have been effective in alerting Uvalde to the shooter’s posts.

It’s unclear whether the district still uses the service. Representatives from Uvalde CISD did not immediately respond to The Dallas Morning News’ questions about whether its Social Sentinel contract is active.

Uvalde purchased Social Sentinel in August 2019, according to GovSpend. A document from the 2019-2020 school year lists the service as one of the district’s “preventative security measures.”

The district made two payments to the company totaling more than $9,900, the data show.

Several Texas districts that have used Social Sentinel complained the service was mostly ineffective.

In an interview with The News in February, the CEO of Social Sentinel parent company Navigate360 defended the service.

Navigate360 Acquires Social Sentinel to Further Equip Education and Business Leaders with Tools to Keep Their Communities Safe

RICHFIELD, Ohio, Oct. 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Navigate360 has announced the acquisition of Social Sentinel, a linguistics technology company that scans and analyzes digital content to identify potential safety and security threats as well as mental health and social and emotional signals. By incorporating Social Sentinel into the Navigate360 umbrella, leaders in the education and business spheres now benefit from another powerful tool designed to help keep their students and employees safe.

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Who owns Navigate360?
The Riverside Company

Who owns Riverside?


Béla Szigethy & Stewart Kohl


The Trace

originally posted by: Menesses
Edit: just saw X's link about your mention of loosh also being positive, which is the first I've heard of that.

Yeah, IIRC, Monroe pretty much makes the case for loosh being love.

In short, fear, anxiety and other negative feelings are also a product of our love for life and for other people.

It isn't so much that we feed off of it but rather experience it in our life.

In his trilogy he explains how he became addicted to the feeling and ended up reincarnating over and over.

“2000 Mules” Investigator Gregg Phillips Drops a Bomb:

Catherine and Gregg told The Gateway Pundit that they discovered that 7% of mail-in ballots were trafficked during the 2020 election. The investigators told us their evidence will be released following the movie launch next month.

Gregg Phillips: We have a few issues coming up that are more explosive than the (2000) Mules, that are more likely to divide this country even further. Catherine and I spend a lot of time every single day really not just praying through it, but thinking through, how do we actually do this? Because once these come out, there’s one in particular. It’s a multinational deal. It involves billions of dollars.

There is irrefutable evidence. We’ve been involved in a major counterintelligence operation that’s very mature in this country, involving federal agencies and us. And there’s been some betrayals along the way. There have been some issues along the way. But once we get to the point where this is ready to go, it’s going to make everybody forget everything about the mules, and it’s going to bring into question everything we think we know about these elections. Everything. I can say that with 100% certainty.

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a reply to: XtheMadnessNow
Great find, they implement the shooter drills, monitor their marks via an alert app and then have higher ups hold Leo's from actually entering the location and neutralizing the threat. We now know he was threatening women online with sexual defilement and murder, so it seems clear they knew.

Is this the answer to the Q posts about m.A.L.I.C.E., or just one of them?

I'm wondering if the Twitter DMs white hats supposedly now have access to will expose any of this, too.

a reply to: duncanhidao
2000 mules was crap.

It doesn't matter how many votes were trafficked because the laws in most states don't nullify those votes anyway.

originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: FlyingFox

I wonder if that wasn't a planned derailment. Also that much fertilizer dumped in that small area is going to kill off all that grass. I wonder what is going to happen to it after they have to clean it all up?

Local farmers who need it should show up and get some and help the environment at the same time. I would recommend it in fact. Otherwise the gov will put it in a landfill.

a reply to: XtheMadnessNow

XtMN, is that a @CatThird meme?

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originally posted by: XtheMadnessNow

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About that software to identify potential mass killers from social media…

Was it a success or a failure?

If its purpose was to prevent the shootings, it apparently failed miserably. Almost unbelievably badly, considering Ramos practically advertised his intentions.

“Social media messages that have reportedly surfaced on the platform Yubo following a mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, show the suspected killer made threats toward other users and was casually referred to as the "Yubo school shooter" before the shooting.”

“The 17-year-old also said that Ramos would "just harass people... and would threaten rape and kidnapping and murder,”

“ Ramos may have also taken pride in the "school shooter" nickname as he did not correct people for using it, the user said.”

“ The unidentified juvenile also suggested the text messages and subsequent interactions on the platform were red flags that could have prevented Tuesday's shooting.”

On the other hand, if the secondary purpose of the AI software was to identify unstable individuals so that they could be selectively programmed into becoming actual killers in staged events, then it might have succeeded quite well.

Dual use. Like "gain of function"-- learning how to create bio-weapons while researching how to defend bio-weapons.
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originally posted by: FlyingFox

That's important. The money, as I have mentioned often, is deeply symbolic. The folks on the money were either very much in favor of, or adamantly against, the central bank. Bankers use the symbols to show who they conquered, or who helped them accomplish the goal.

Facing left is out of favor.
Facing right is IN FAVOR.

So George is now in favor, indicating something within the treasury has changed. FED/Treasury merger comes to mind.

Rosie Rios speaks to the last gen 100 dollar note, which she signed, and she is now with Ripple. An ex Ripple "consultant" is now with the FED.

The Quarter shift is pretty important IMO.

a reply to: FlyingFox

This could be fun. The face on the right can't be Washington since the face on the left is. So, who is the new face supposed too really be?

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I poked at the US MINT web site and did find this:


Just an FYI about Mankiller: WIKI

Wilma Pearl Mankiller (Cherokee: ᎠᏥᎳᏍᎩ ᎠᏍᎦᏯᏗᎯ, romanized: Atsilasgi Asgayadihi; November 18, 1945 – April 6, 2010) was a Native American (Cherokee Nation) activist, social worker, community developer and the first woman elected to serve as Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation. Born in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, she lived on her family's allotment in Adair County, Oklahoma, until the age of 11, when her family relocated to San Francisco as part of a federal government program to urbanize Native Americans. After high school, she married a well-to-do Ecuadorian and raised two daughters. Inspired by the social and political movements of the 1960s, Mankiller became involved in the Occupation of Alcatraz and later participated in the land and compensation struggles with the Pit River Tribe. For five years in the early 1970s, she was employed as a social worker, focusing mainly on children's issues.

So of course, she would be "Quaterized".

originally posted by: cimmerius

originally posted by: XtheMadnessNow

D aily Mail

much edited

About that software to identify potential mass killers from social media…

Was it a success or a failure?

If its purpose was to prevent the shootings, it apparently failed miserably. Almost unbelievably badly, considering Ramos practically advertised his intentions.

“Social media messages that have reportedly surfaced on the platform Yubo following a mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, show the suspected killer made threats toward other users and was casually referred to as the "Yubo school shooter" before the shooting.”

“The 17-year-old also said that Ramos would "just harass people... and would threaten rape and kidnapping and murder,”

“ Ramos may have also taken pride in the "school shooter" nickname as he did not correct people for using it, the user said.”

“ The unidentified juvenile also suggested the text messages and subsequent interactions on the platform were red flags that could have prevented Tuesday's shooting.”

On the other hand, if the secondary purpose of the AI software was to identify unstable individuals so that they could be selectively programmed into becoming actual killers in staged events, then it might have succeeded quite well.

Dual use. Like "gain of function"-- learning how to create bio-weapons while researching how to defend bio-weapons.
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From that article and a few others I skimmed it's been mostly a failure...concerning prevention. I guess "AI" is still in learning process, or as you have mentioned it may have succeeded. Sounds like marketing $$$ on the surface while certain intel groups may call it successful with more gains to be made.

Yes, Dual GoF which apparently is how the Bio-weapon R&D has managed to circumvent the 1972 UN biological weapons convention treaty.

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a reply to: FlyingFox

How many times has he gotten covid now?

I bet he's going to recoup in Hawaii again.

a reply to: duncanhidao


Patel Patriot Interviews Gregg Phillips

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: duncanhidao
2000 mules was crap.

It doesn't matter how many votes were trafficked because the laws in most states don't nullify those votes anyway.

Thankfully, the vast majority of Americans will be relieved to know that this nation didn't voluntarily elect a President suffering from Dementia. Just that knowledge will be a huge relief to most "normal" Americans.

The Democrats in politics and the media will continue to be in denial and angry, but in 8 months, what they think and say will be inconsequential.