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originally posted by: CrazyFox
a reply to: Ektar
Very strange, the whole China thing is horrifying. Pretty sure I wouldn't survive in those conditions.
Then again it could just be reused footage like we have been seeing a lot of lately.
I most definitely think Xi is allowing this to happen. I couldn't post my thoughts and feelings clearly this morning, but I shall try now.
Every time I 'tune into' the energy of the protestors when I see footage on tv, all I keep seeing is Xi with that 'fixed' smile of his, but bigger.
I then started reflecting by going back to the beginning. China made sure at the beginning of the 'pandemic' that the West saw footages of people dropping dead in the street, people being welded shut in their apartments and to top it all 15 rows of 5 abreast trucks, driving down a city street spraying disinfectant! Nobody thought to ask why, when everybody was in lockdown and this was before they could decide if it was even airborne! Oh, and let's not forget that super sized hospital they said they would build in 10 days, and they did! Whilst the rest of the World said, "if anyone can build a fully functioning hospital in 10 days, the Chinese will". They generated the the World fear. They made sure they had our backs against a wall.
The whole World was heading for another recession, C19 was a distraction from that, and is now being used to partly blame for the recession (heading for depression, but what do I know of World economics?). So, it suits China just fine that they can slow down their exports to other countries "because of Covid", to speed up, or rather turn a recession into a depression. China is a nation born of traders and exporters. Go back in history to the Silk Road, and now the 'whatever the name is' road (the name escapes me just now) is going to be the modern day equivalent. China knows no other way of being than being exporters to other countries. I could say America was 'born' with a 'gun on its hip' if you look back historically.
Xi looks around and sees these protests against Governments popping up all over the place, all for different reasons. So, he joins that merry band saying, "Look! We've got protests going on here too!" I'm not saying the lockdowns/zero tolerance isn't happening, clearly it is. But to say it's because of C19, which has mutated itself out of existence with variants now, is simply not washing with me. It worries me that Xi has lifted the 'one child' law and changed it to 2 and in 5 years there will be no restriction on the amount of children people can have. What does he knows that's coming where China will need an increase in population in a generation from now?
That futuristic costume Schwab wore at some WEF meeting some time back, might have appeared futuristic to most, but to me, if you popped a helmet on his head he reminded me of some Mongol warrior. Is Xi singing to WEF's tune? Or is WEF under Chinese control too. Think about it. We are already calling Biden 'China Jo' and other. We know Xi dressed down Trudeau recently. Most of Western countries are in debt to, or heavily invested in China. China has that ace up it's sleeve of calling in thise debts, regardless of what MSM keep telling us that China's economy is failing. World economy is failing FFS!
That's all I've got right now, but I stick to "something just ain't right about the Chinese protests".
Rainbows
Jane
Source: truthsocial.com...
BREAKING -- ELON MUSK: The Twitter Files on free speech suppression soon to be published on Twitter itself. The public deserves to know what really happened.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
originally posted by: Caled
I really feel like that picture is in an inn or friend’s place with a “theme room.” In this case, “founding fathers.” The prop gun is probably his and was broken by his two year old. The Tibetan Varja might be his too. What a weird way to live.
originally posted by: EA006
originally posted by: Caled
Those aren't the only interesting things in that picture.
The books.
I can't find that exact set of (three) books in a blue box, but you can see "Washington's Rules of Civility" in red, "The Constitution of the United States of America" in blue, and a book turned backwards in the box. Likely the Declaration of Independence.
There is a four book set in a black box that also includes "The Way to Wealth."
www.amazon.com...
originally posted by: SMOKINGGUN2012
Posted on Truth by Florida Man.....Nice observations.....
"Mirror" "Reflection" "Repeat".. < Used in gematria.
Anyone type the image names into a gematria calculator and look for EO post matches or other useful info?
(Say what you see)
"There is no excuse for my lack of coasters" = EO 415
Post- 415,
We are in this together.
No one person is above another.
We stand together.
Watch the news.
Godspeed, Patriots.
Maybe this has been covered already.
Just to add.. the ring pattern looks like 'the flower of life'.. which is EO 165.. a post about patterns n twitter..
Allegedly he's living at the Twit, so the nightstand being where? Odd things to take with you.
Allegedly he lives in a weee house, so the nightstand being where?
Night-Stand.
Stand firm, tonight?
Taking a Stand, at night, tonight?
Gematria Night Stand 399, 696, 116
Among other interesting results: Flower of life, Meaning of Life.
Link
Aluminum used to be very expensive to work with, prior to World War II. It was difficult to find and refine the raw material. Then, advances in technology in the 1940s and 1950s however made it cheaper to find and use aluminum. In 1949, Colt released the Lightweight Commander gun, reduced in weight by 30% thanks to aluminum. The popularity of this weapon meant adapting aluminum to other gun models and types, eventually leading to many handguns and rifles manufactured from the material.
Science Direct
For ingested aluminium, the poor solubility of aluminum compounds allows for its effective excretion by the kidneys; with only about 0.25% of the ionic aluminum getting absorbed into the blood for those with normal kidney function [24,25]. Sweat is another major route of aluminum excretion[26]. However, almost 100% of the intramuscularly injected aluminum (as in vaccine adjuvants) is absorbed into the systemic circulation and travels to different sites in the body such as the brain, joints and the spleen where it accumulates and is retained for years post-vaccination [8,9,25].
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Nov 27 2022 19:58:52 (EST) NEW
Be aware of false prophets.
I am not a prophet.
You are not a prophet.
We are not prophets.
Focus on the mission.
Q
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: crankyoldman
Too many weaklings got promoted to positions of authority across much of America over the past 30 years. It's going to take a huge shock of some kind to bring the country back to being conservative/patriotic/normal.
He said he is not a Biden appointee but instead was hired as a career employee in the Senior Executive Service. Brinton accepted the job in February and began in June, according to media reports.
NBC News correspondent Miguel Almaguer still has not appeared on air since his Nov. 4 report was retracted without explanation after it suggested Paul Pelosi may not have been in immediate danger when police arrived the night he was assaulted in the San Francisco home he shares with his wife, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Almaguer reported Paul Pelosi opened the door himself but didn’t attempt to escape or declare an emergency before walking away from cops and back toward alleged the attacker. Almaguer also put a spotlight on what Pelosi and DePape were doing for roughly 30 minutes before police arrived, which nobody seems to know.
NBC News retracted the shocking report by that afternoon as it began to go viral, scrubbing it from the internet in the process.
Almaguer’s report seemed to coincide with theories that key details are being withheld from the public. For nearly a month, NBC News has refused to explain what was wrong about Almaguer’s report aside from a vague line that it didn’t meet company standards. NBC News hasn’t even admitted Almaguer is suspended with an on-the-record statement.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, has been released from the hospital after being seriously injured during a targeted break-in at their San Francisco home last Friday.
On Thursday night, all was quiet at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's San Francisco home hours after a white van backed into the family's garage. A short time later, it was confirmed that Paul Pelosi was home recovering. His arrival there comes six days after last Friday's early morning hammer attack in his home.
Paul Pelosi is expected to make a full recovery despite sustaining "serious" injuries after undergoing brain surgery following an attack in the early hours of Friday morning.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's spokesperson Drew Hammill announced Friday afternoon that her husband, 82, had a "successful surgery" to repair a "fractured skull" after he was violently assaulted with a hammer in their San Francisco home.
"Mr. Pelosi was admitted to Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital where he underwent successful surgery to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hands," Hammill said in a statement. "His doctors expect a full recovery."
Paul was transported to Zuckerberg in stable condition earlier Friday when he was treated for facial injuries before undergoing brain surgery. Secret Service agents were stationed at the hospital.
Most skull fractures heal on their own over time. If the brain was injured or surgery was required to treat the skull fracture or underlying brain injury, it may take weeks or months to fully heal.
If you’ve had a serious brain injury, you’ll most likely need help to regain full brain function. In some cases, physical, occupational, or speech therapy may be recommended to help with recovery. Other factors such as age and overall health can also affect recovery.
A 2018 study, found people with depressed skull fractures were more likely to make a full recovery if they were younger, had a mild head injury, were brought to the hospital for treatment right away, and had little to no injury to the brain.
What was that again about thinking someone was dead but they came back or something like that?
From: NATURE.COM
"Researchers have restored1 circulation and cellular activity in the vital organs of pigs, such as the heart and brain, one hour after the animals died. The research challenges the idea that cardiac death — which occurs when blood circulation and oxygenation stops — is irreversible, and raises ethical questions about the definition of death. The work follows 2019 experiments by the same scientists in which they revived the disembodied brains of pigs four hours after the animals died, calling into question the idea that brain death is final.
The latest experiments are “stunning”, says Nita Farahany, a neuroethicist at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. Although this study is preliminary, she says it suggests that some perceived limitations of the human body might be overcome in time."
We need to ask ourselves the basic question of, "How much time has to pass before your dead body can be reanimated and used for whatever others want?"
Will that even be you anymore, even if you have all of your faculties?
Will the average person be able to tell a reanimated person from a still living person?