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Dog comms...
Lynn Mishele has a Go Fund Me page which is raising $ for her after the fire. The goal was for $100,00 and to date $180,216 has been raised. The extra 80216=17.
Scroll down to her thankyou. Lynn's voice is really similar to Anne Heche. Appearance as well.
Coincidence???
We're watching a movie?
Go Fund Me

a reply to: Roxstar
I've noticed that they are now spraying chemtrails at night and not so much during the day. It is really obvious when there is a full moon.

originally posted by: Justoneman
You can tell the house was on fire too. The whole modern computer tech being used on an Automobile can certainly be hacked. I sure see evidence that she was trying to make the car stop. Truth is often stranger than fiction.

a reply to: daskakik

Observing the Tesla cars, we seem to be moving in the direction of cars routinely communicating with remote servers.

The move toward self-driving vehicles and eventually “smart roads” strikes me as another example where an individual’s control and privacy is reduced by shifting it from being directly hands-on to being channeled through an intermediary agent. You tell the computer where you want to go and it takes you there, instead of you just manipulating the controls yourself.

It introduces the possibility of the intermediary usurping your choices. There is already talk of giving police “kill-switch” ability over vehicles, but it could extend to range limitations, banned destinations, enforced lockdowns or even your car delivering you to the police station for a warrant. Not to mention relaying your every movement.

It’s very similar to the shift from cash payments to digital currency. Instead of money going from your hand to someone else’s hand, money will move from you to an electronic account to the payee. An external element is introduced that records the transaction and can potentially control or disable it.
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a reply to: Thoughtful1

This holds hands with Ku's expectations, very positive and true for many. > www.youtube.com... <



Blessings to all, keep strong, kia kaha

originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: carewemust
What are the chances?
Care I can't believe this but she played in the movie Toxic Skies. Maybe this is the sky event ku posted.

It is all about big pharma/ governments and spraying a deadly pathogen from planes. Sounds a little too close for comfort.
Toxic Skies

When this movie came out it was hyped and then NOT released to American audience for weeks or months but released internationally.
This was just before or just after COVID plandemic began it's hype.
I am convinced community mrsa was aerosolized in certain communities by chemtrails when that happened.
A biological testrun.
No treaties for weather warfare or biological testing on your own citizens so you simply have to trust your government. Once they tell you what they are doing in movies media or TV your silence=compliance

a reply to: angelchemuel

Well, everybody on the scene already knew that 7 was a lost cause, and preparations were being made to evacuate and then "pull it", in order prevent more deaths. The way it was conveyed to the TV audience wasn't well thought out, with reporters working with only partial info. All she did was use the wrong verb tense.
It's not like the reporter announced it a day ahead of time, or a week beforehand, it was very foreseeable at T-minus 20.

a reply to: Caled

Reviewing the Ring video, just like with Hastings, NOBODY would voluntarily drive their car that way, under any circumstances. Even a heart attack victim wouldn't mash the gas pedal relentlessly, it's counter intuitive.

Even the Audi sudden acceleration debacle was a fraud. I know Master techs who installed the shift interlock into those cars. It solved the acceleration "problem", see what I mean? Sure someone could mistake the gas and brake, my mom did it in her Accord, but to go all the way up to 90mph, over obstacles??? It's a one in a billion or less.

originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: Roxstar
I've noticed that they are now spraying chemtrails at night and not so much during the day. It is really obvious when there is a full moon.

At any other time I would consider this high occult like strangeness coming from a raised Roman catholic in the small town of Lake Placid, NY, educated at a Jesuit university in NYC, but fits the current timeline. She has a fascination with death, SpaceX & Tesla, and apparently playful acting Witchcraft. See if you can identify all the ritual symbolism meaning...American horror story: Lana del Wolf...truly over the top.🙃

Flying ointment is a hallucinogenic ointment said to have been used by witches in the practice of European witchcraft from at least as far back as the Early Modern period, when detailed recipes for such preparations were first recorded.

Francis Bacon (attributed as "Lord Verulam") listed the ingredients of the witches ointment as "the fat of children digged out of their graves, of juices of smallage, wolfe-bane, and cinque foil, mingled with the meal of fine wheat."

Reminds me of Marina Abramović spirit cooking.

Flying ointment Scholar articles

originally posted by: XtheMadnessNow

originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: Roxstar
I've noticed that they are now spraying chemtrails at night and not so much during the day. It is really obvious when there is a full moon.

At any other time I would consider this high occult like strangeness coming from a raised Roman catholic in the small town of Lake Placid, NY, educated at a Jesuit university in NYC, but fits the current timeline. She has a fascination with death, SpaceX & Tesla, and apparently playful acting Witchcraft. See if you can identify all the ritual symbolism meaning...American horror story: Lana del Wolf...truly over the top.🙃

'At any other time'....
I've only been here this one time, as far as I know.
There are those that believe

Flying ointment is a hallucinogenic ointment said to have been used by witches in the practice of European witchcraft from at least as far back as the Early Modern period, when detailed recipes for such preparations were first recorded.

Francis Bacon (attributed as "Lord Verulam") listed the ingredients of the witches ointment as "the fat of children digged out of their graves, of juices of smallage, wolfe-bane, and cinque foil, mingled with the meal of fine wheat."

Reminds me of Marina Abramović spirit cooking.

Flying ointment Scholar articles

'At any other time' !
Think I know what you mean there.
Just caught a few of the ritual symbolism on the first view, but don't want to look again !
She's into that sh*t and space...
Probably will work and sell.
At this time.
Thanks for the post.

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: Justoneman
She had stopped when she ran into the garage. If the car was doing its own thing, that would have been the moment for her to get out and she was even told by someone to get out of the car. She sat there for at least 15 seconds and then took off.

You have a point.

In my car, which is an older car, there are some additional options.

Disengage the clutch
Shift into neutral
Turn off the ignition

Of course, people don’t always react well in an unexpected panic situation. Clutches have become uncommon, and I’m not sure what car functions are controlled by computers now days.

And if the car were remotely controlled, someone would have to have eyes on for its travels; this wasn’t just a simple crossing of the middle of a road.

Could the earlier minor crashes have been an attempt to stop the car? I could see her sitting in the car for a few moments, shocked, but thinking it was over.

(And even though it is not rational, the unnatural, bright red wig for a 53-year-old bothers me. I associate it with shaved heads, red scarves, and sudden foreign accents. Echoes of Britney Spears’ breakdown. Coincidental that it is linked so closely with the unusual accident.)

The whole event just seems odd, which is probably what prompts the speculation.
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a reply to: Caled
What you are missing is the reason to do all this.

Project Architeuthis, an ARG created for the U.S. Navy as a recruiting device for its cryptology division, won numerous awards, including the 2015 Warc Grand Prix for Social Strategy.
That vid will give Rel even more ideas.🧐

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originally posted by: Nevercompromise
There are no pedos in Hollywood.
There are no international pedo investigations that could ever relate to Hollywood.

You could not have derped harder.

I never said there are no pedos in hollywood. I said the movie isn't about them so it wouldn't be a reason for them to off Heche for being in it.

The Cylons are malfunctioning. Does virtual jet fuel melt virtual steel beams? The Metaverse boondoggle.


Meanwhile, Braintree gonna Braintree...

Wrong turn! Woman drives Lincoln SUV into South Shore Plaza mall in Braintree

Trust Tesla Y'all


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originally posted by: Roxstar
a reply to: warpig69

I prefer a 67 Camaro. Actually 67-69 Camaro's are all good

The very same motor and similar body to the Firebird. 327 CC I recall. Nice motor for such a light vehicle frame. My Firebird literally would do 140 MPH. I know for a fact. Gave the keys to my Dad back at his shop and traded it in for a 64 Galaxy before I killed myself. This was like 1979 or so. They were cars we got from horse trading at his car garage. Those cars cannot be hacked and have power steering. The brakes have at least the back ones with the old drums, but I can work on them in a jiffy still.

originally posted by: Roxstar

originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: carewemust
What are the chances?
Care I can't believe this but she played in the movie Toxic Skies. Maybe this is the sky event ku posted.

It is all about big pharma/ governments and spraying a deadly pathogen from planes. Sounds a little too close for comfort.
Toxic Skies

It isn't pluralized, so I would say it is an actual event. Chem trails happen everyday, and I wouldn't doubt for a second a lot of disease and sickness comes from their constant spraying of our skies.

As an Environmental Scientist who studies Air pollution, I am not seeing it in the Southeast Region where I collect information. It might be going on, I haven't enough information to give hard data on this subject.

We would need to ignite the interests of the University studies on this, but they are probably calling it a hoax. Without some way of quantifying the data with a qualified scientist all these stories are like the fisherman tales, only anecdotal. someone capable of doing a study would need samples and someone to collect them.

The resources in Environmental Science for Air Pollutants are concentrating on things that can kill you fast, and things that destroy your lungs. It costs a fantastic amount of money to run equipment that is reliable and requires highly trained technical skills of the people involved in collecting and analyzing the samples. It is largely about the emergency of the situation like at a nuclear reactor meltdown. Things like the chemtrail claims with long term affects need epidemiologists and their team of resources.

If we are expecting the "woke" University paid Epidemiologists to get off their asses and rat their buddies out for the soup they are possibly putting in our breathable air, I am sure that isn't happening if the goal is depopulation of Earth.

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: Roxstar

originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: carewemust
What are the chances?
Care I can't believe this but she played in the movie Toxic Skies. Maybe this is the sky event ku posted.

It is all about big pharma/ governments and spraying a deadly pathogen from planes. Sounds a little too close for comfort.
Toxic Skies

It isn't pluralized, so I would say it is an actual event. Chem trails happen everyday, and I wouldn't doubt for a second a lot of disease and sickness comes from their constant spraying of our skies.

As an Environmental Scientist who studies Air pollution, I am not seeing it in the Southeast Region where I collect information. It might be going on, I haven't enough information to give hard data on this subject.

We would need to ignite the interests of the University studies on this, but they are probably calling it a hoax. Without some way of quantifying the data with a qualified scientist all these stories are like the fisherman tales, only anecdotal. someone capable of doing a study would need samples and someone to collect them.

The resources in Environmental Science for Air Pollutants are concentrating on things that can kill you fast, and things that destroy your lungs. It costs a fantastic amount of money to run equipment that is reliable and requires highly trained technical skills of the people involved in collecting and analyzing the samples. It is largely about the emergency of the situation like at a nuclear reactor meltdown. Things like the chemtrail claims with long term affects need epidemiologists and their team of resources.

If we are expecting the "woke" University paid Epidemiologists to get off their asses and rat their buddies out for the soup they are possibly putting in our breathable air, I am sure that isn't happening if the goal is depopulation of Earth.

Cheers !

Can those things be negated in an older model with no electronic devices other than the stereo? No, just the brakes lines cut, or the fuel pedal heavily engaged.

Can those same things be manipulated remotely if you have electronic everything on a newer model? Maybe so.

It is not out of the ordinary to have no electronic devices on the older cars, but very common on the new cars. How hard would it be to add something to make it remotely controllable. It is not hard at all is my guess.

originally posted by: cimmerius

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: Justoneman
She had stopped when she ran into the garage. If the car was doing its own thing, that would have been the moment for her to get out and she was even told by someone to get out of the car. She sat there for at least 15 seconds and then took off.

You have a point.

In my car, which is an older car, there are some additional options.

Disengage the clutch
Shift into neutral
Turn off the ignition

Of course, people don’t always react well in an unexpected panic situation. Clutches have become uncommon, and I’m not sure what car functions are controlled by computers now days.

And if the car were remotely controlled, someone would have to have eyes on for its travels; this wasn’t just a simple crossing of the middle of a road.

Could the earlier minor crashes have been an attempt to stop the car? I could see her sitting in the car for a few moments, shocked, but thinking it was over.

(And even though it is not rational, the unnatural, bright red wig for a 53-year-old bothers me. I associate it with shaved heads, red scarves, and sudden foreign accents. Echoes of Britney Spears’ breakdown. Coincidental that it is linked so closely with the unusual accident.)

The whole event just seems odd, which is probably what prompts the speculation.
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a reply to: MetalThunder

I am saying I am not seeing it in any data that is being collected. Somone doing a study needs samples and whistleblowers with some examples of what they are using. A place like UNC Chapel Hill near the EPA Research Triangle Park needs to step up but they won't is my guess. The resources needed are the issue, and a willingness to spend that money looking for data to prove it.

I will watch the rest of this you shared when I get a chance.