-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions ---WHO WILL PUT AN END TO THE ENDLESS?--- -Part- --42--

a reply to: carewemust
I agree with you Care. I'm not crazy about McCarthy taking the position because of that fear he has displayed, also makes me wonder what the have to hold over him when they shoot him that glare??????

a reply to: brewtiger
I'm sorry to have to ask this but I missed it in the former threads. Who is Shane Browning and what is the connection?
Is h an Army vet?

a reply to: OveRcuRrEnteD

Re: musk

I was really enjoying twitter for about a week but then, I thought it very curious that I was asked, on both Twitter and YouTube, in the very same "style" if I was sure I wanted to post a message with bullet points about being courteous, blah, blah, blah...left me wondering if they weren't taking direction from the same department.

a reply to: cimmerius

I think we can agree that we are "preparing" for 2030, when they envision this world in which we have nothing.

"They" are destroying what seemed to be a perfectly good lifestyle, but not really, in the guise of building back better. Their idea/plan is slavery, the actual choice for many of us is back to family, home and hearth. You're right, that's not as easy as it sounds because even then, one must cut wood and carry water. We still have time to prepare...

Bfwiw, They won't succeed but they will destroy almost everything in their wake.

a reply to: cimmerius

China intensifies misinformation, cyberattacks on Taiwan

The dehumanization of all happened while folks were watching.

The world is now metric oriented, stats this, metrics that, how many this, graphs that. Humans, don't matter. Wonder why? You are a stat, a digital footprint, and, like the overlord's system, many humans just mimicked it.

The currency of Likes, Retweets, Reviews, Visits. A friend was talking to an MD at one of the institutions, who said it was "normal" for a human not to defecate for a week or so (based on data, averages, graphs, science). My friend looked at him and said, "It may be average, but it isn't normal."

My return means refraining from dealing with The Rona and the fallout from the Jab, so this LINKY is not about the VAERS interpretations etc.

Notice how the replies are as sterile as stainless steel. The human factor gone. Just a lot of "what's the data show, I'd expect a curve this or that...."

We're arguing data, not quality of life, morality, love, compassion, but data.

How did a country doctor ever treat anyone without stats, data, graphs, curves, peer reviewed etc.?

How did humanity simply not die out, given without the data we just cannot know for sure.

Ironically when there is data, folks immediately run to their polarity camp and argue what it REALLY means. Followed by more data and even more refining of what it really means. Data = m.A.L.I.C.E. period.

Out of 200 tested, 150 often didn't defecate for a week. Data says.... NORMAL, because 150 cannot be wrong. Ergo, the 50 who go each day have a serious problem. Polarity life really sucks.

Country doctor didn't bother with data, just fixed you up and send you back out into the world. I mentioned this before, friend of mine was on his grandfather's ranch in Mexico as a kid working. Got stung by a scorpion way out. He went down in a heap. Granddad tossed him on the horse, rode back to the house, fixed some tea from farm stuff. A few hours later kid was back out on the farm. Stung now... tests, data, tests, experts, testing, antibiotics, testing, data, data, testing, while the figure out what to do, pharma... etc. = grandad was a new age quack, science will fix it.

Every time you fill out a form, you're data, data that does not care about you as a Human Souled Being visiting this world, but dot on a graph for measuring.

a reply to: GopiGrl


We so sorry Taiwan?

Unrelated except for the sad state of affairs

Bad abbot: Thai temple left empty after monks fail drug tests

Four monks including an abbot at a temple in Phetchabun province's Bung Sam Phan district tested positive for methamphetamine on Monday, district official Boonlert Thintapthai told AFP.

The monks have been sent to a health clinic to undergo drug rehabilitation, the official said.

Could we drug test some politicians please



San Francisco may allow police to deploy robots that kill

 Police in San Francisco could get the ability to deploy potentially lethal, remote-controlled robots in emergency situations if supervisors of the politically Democratic city grant permission Tuesday in a highly watched board vote.

a reply to: crankyoldman

Not sure if anyone has seen this video yet. I watched it a few years ago and it got deleted. But I just searched Rumble, and it looks like they have it
This really explains a lot of things and I think relates to some of what you're saying cranky.

Sgt. Robert Leroy Horton.

rumble.com...

And another good one by him:

Sergeant Robert Leroy Horton Trains US ARMY SPECIAL FORCES GREEN BERETS

rumble.com...

If you know you know. Crowdstrike is still in existence it seems, the renOgade gift that keeps on giving, or taking, or whatever.



Wholly unrelated.

MobyBot.

Look at the number of "talking points." If they can't say it without the talking points,,, They. Are. A. Bot. No ability to rephrase = bot.

a reply to: crankyoldman

How did a country doctor ever treat anyone without stats, data, graphs, curves, peer reviewed etc.?

They were actual doctors that "studied" medicine. Now all we have are big pharma and other healthcare pimps! ie "stats, data, graphs, curves, peer reviewed etc.?"

originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: crankyoldman

How did a country doctor ever treat anyone without stats, data, graphs, curves, peer reviewed etc.?

They were actual doctors that "studied" medicine. Now all we have are big pharma and other healthcare pimps! ie "stats, data, graphs, curves, peer reviewed etc.?"

My boss and I just had this discussion the other day.
Decades ago, physicians took the time to hear and visit with their patients. Then they formulated a working hypothesis. Prescribed a treatment, and then did a follow up to check progress.
Now a days they seem completely inept in the ability to make decisions without significant technological assistance. Whether it be a panel of lab results, various bedside monitors, radiology, etc.
part of this I blame on the current state of the medical system (at least in the US). They can be sued for dang near anything.
The other flaw I believe is the education and training.
And no offense to nurses. They are fantastic and work very hard, but they also happen to have one of the largest unions and loudest voices in the industry and with that we see the invention of nurse practitioners, in effort to more cheaply and quickly replace MDs and DOs

a reply to: MetalThunder

It has already been stated as fact....don't remember by whom or when....the derivatives will NOT be honored......

a reply to: PeteMitchell
Everything you said is exactly right imo, and honestly it isn't the doctors fault. They weren't taught how to actually
actually listen to the patient and take the time needed properly diagnose them. They've been taught how to run patients through their office and sometimes the system like cattle being run through a sale barn. Our system is operating exactly like
most of us who were against it, thought it would.....ineptly!
I do so hope we get this mess fixed soon, very soon.

Here is another thing that drives me nuts about present-day doctors. You go in with something that probably
does require a specialist and talk to your doctor with the expectation that they will refer you to someone that they know to be good at their job.........then watch as your doctor gets on google, types in the title of the specialist within your state then writes down the first name and number that pops up and hands you the contact info....lol.....that's not exactly what I call a referral lol!

originally posted by: crankyoldman

originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: Caled

Whatever happened to calling it "Zom'pocalypse"?

I always find it weird when something is named one thing, but then the media turns around and changes the name due to their backers saying so. SARS Corona Type-2 became "Corona Virus" then Covid. Nobody really questioned why either. I often wonder if there might be some kind of cultic reasoning behind these mysterious name changes.



I still wonder what happens to a person that is born to a dead or nonexistent parent. Without getting all "New Age" about the idea, doesn't it need a little life force from both male and female to make a person whole when born? So, if one of the people doesn't exist anymore, like being dead or just frozen sperm, how does the child being born compare to a person born from two living RNA donators?

I once asked my Rabi friend about that, and he said he doesn't know. He guessed that it would make a generation of Golems, but then he got this sick look and realized that this exact situation is happening every day. Now when I see him, I might ask him if he found out anything, and I only get a head shake and sad look over it. I don't bug him about it, I just ask every now and then when he tells me about certain things.

That's the short version, it gets much more complicated based on a ton of factors. One such factor, at some point many from the Animal Kingdom try their hand at being Human, learning to individuate and become self-reflective, attempting to rise up the progression. It's a poor comparison, but imagine your dog leaving dog body and jumping to baby, how mentally prepared would that animal be for earth? Now, torture it at birth, and strip it of ANY loving guidance at all after it arrives.

What are you basing this all on?

I'm a huge proponent of natural/home birth and pregnancy, believe in the spirit contract idea, understand that the pre birth era can be toxic to the psyche and body, but your take is so extreme that it seems a projected hurt of your own. I apologise if that is wrong but we cannot have an awakening on a mass scale without the lessons in place to create the impetus to find enlightenment. Not all will make it; be it reincarnation or nature taken alone, that matters less than the evolution of the whole.

If we are here by spirit contract then I feel we need to never underestimate the human spirit and its ability to triumph. That said, conditions in this realm are far from ideal but they are teaching us to rise above them. Some spirits seem destined to fall short of their potential but if all are part of the greater whole, ie god, then god gained that experience. Our souls are but fragments of god and that is the greatest lesson.

I do believe the system damages children's psyches but they are the next organic incarnation out from the parents and in that the change will be slow.

Not really sure what I'm trying to say but something like if one believes in soul contracts they should also trust the process/plan.

Editing to add... I don't include cases of abuse and paedophilia in this aspect of trusting soul plans and think the lesson in that is the dire need for those in the know to be brave and expose the perpetrators. Those kids could have made a soul contract to experience such horrors but unfortunately for those little people, society is barely able to accept such atrocities happen at this point. I was more meaning unevolved parents fighting, hospital lighting, isolating babies and such.

originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: carewemust
I agree with you Care. I'm not crazy about McCarthy taking the position because of that fear he has displayed, also makes me wonder what the have to hold over him when they shoot him that glare??????

Of more immediate interest, I think the INTEL-DOJ community wants Biden to resign before the US House kicks off these deep probes that will ultimately expose the DOJ-FBI-CIA-STATEDept and more, as corrupt and dirty.

The cars Joe Biden and his family have been riding in during Thanksgiving vacation, could have been torched as a warning...

"If you don't resign, you and/or Jill will be inside the vehicle next time!"

P.S. For those who aren't aware of what happened: news.yahoo.com...

a reply to: MetalThunder

Ya know, I looked up this robot thing, looks like Dallas was at the fore
www.huffpost.com...

Just think of all those kids who went to MIT on scholarships for making rockem sockem robots

originally posted by: hangedman13
I was just reading that same thread and wondered if someone would bring it up here. Not sure if you saw nerbot's reply about 5 by 5. Five vehicles at 5:22am. Should we entertain this is a possibility?

The 5:22am time is when the fire was spotted on CCTV. It would have probably been lit earlier.

It's an interesting story.

a reply to: crankyoldman

That post there just reminded me of a past situation maybe 2005. A 3 yr old Boxer came into the emergency
hospital for an allergic reaction presenting with hives & swollen face. We see this frequently in Boxers.
Everything else was normal & in a case like that the patient gets an injection of diphenhydramine & a steroid
injection of dexamthasone & out the door they go with a bill of ~ $150 (cost more for ER visit but not the
treatment). Bloody hell I walk in for my shift & a friend who works there pulled me aside before I went to
the back to fill me in on the situation. (we are both Lic. Vet Techs with years of experience & emergency)

The clients had already been there for at least 2hrs...yeah! The owner of the hospital (short little nazi type)
approached me & asked if I knew where the mucosal test was? I what, he said the blood mucosal test & I
no I didn't know we had one. That MF had ran full blood panel, X-Rays, & now since that test wasn't there
the musosal test we ran Prothrombin Test. None of these tests were warranted as the patient did not
present with anything abnormal, color profusion all normal & no Petechiae nothing & the clients walked
out with a $900 bill!!! Insane! I always hated working with that doctor, he was good, cocky as hell &
taking advantage of clients is never ok! Oh & his wife opened a lab in the basement so then all blood
work that was to sent out was going to her. SCUM

Cheers
Ektar

a reply to: carewemust

It was most certainly a shot across the bow..........

a reply to: nerbot

Hey nerbot, hope you didn't mind me bringing up your post on that thread. I made sure to mention you posted it! Now your statement about that was the time it was seen on the CCTV, I do not believe it rules it out. That was just when the fire was noticeable on camera. How long was it burning prior? Then again I am puzzled that no one criticized Biden for spending his Thanksgiving with one of those billionaires that doesn't pay enough in taxes I agree that something is off about the whole thing.