I asked GVB, "How do you know what the virus is doing? By what means do you derive this knowledge?"
He responded with, "You’ll find the long answer to your Q in the 12 lectures of my course. The short answer is that I have been investigating how the evolutionary dynamics of the virus and the adaptive immune dynamics of the host (or vaccinee) are interconnected and how this interplay relates to the evolving clinical dynamics of this immune escape pandemic. Over 30 years of deep expertise in microbiology, immunology and vaccinology helps to put the missing pieces of this puzzle together. The combination of all of this enables a multidisciplinary, holistic approach to analyzing complex biological phenomena. This is quite different from the silo-thinking and hyperspecialized exercises in molecular stamp collection we’re currently witnessing in ‘modern’ science and medicine…"
I acknowledge he didn't answer the question (and I took his course so I know the answer we're looking for isn't in there) which is not good. I responded with, "Understood, but what I'm asking more specifically is how do you determine over time what the virus is actually doing? For example, are there regularly recurring test results that you reference?"
GVB has responded to my follow up question with, "When one understands the interplay between the virus and the population-level immune response, one can easily determine the criteria Nature will apply to select new variants capable of escape that collective immune response. Once you've anticipated that type of selection, it suffices the consults the observations of the mutation spotters and double-check whether newly emerging variants comply with the anticipated selection criteria (e.g., diminished neutralizability, enhanced infectiousness, enhanced transmissibility, dominant versus co-dominant propagation etc; This allows to validate one's theory. Hence, based on the current evolution of co-circulating variants and the putative increase in immune pressure on viral trans infection, one expects the virus to become more virulent in a context of a highly vaccinated population..."
In summary he appears to be referencing ongoing viral sequencing to monitor the evolution of mutations and assess whether or not they conform to what would be expected if his theory were correct.
I was actually disguised as a the dog at the campfire meeting of the Garden Troll and GVB so I overheard the whole convo! Believe me, they are both just agents of chaos!
I was reading some of a novel written by a 16th c. monk. In it, one of the main characters consults a fortune teller, who goes on for several pages with all the means of divination at his disposal. All of them had cute latin names and historical precedent in one text or another. Reading Geert's response there reminded me of it.
Academia involves a lot of cant, much of which is intended to throw people off the scent of how dumb what you are saying is.
I believe the lack of protective gear for the soldiers was because they wanted to see what would happen to them when they were exposed to fallout. They planned to potentially use the bombs and then have soldiers march in to secure the areas. They expected it would cause harm but they didn't yet know how much.
Yes. I am pretty sure they gave me an experimental injection during basic training 2004. At the time I didn't think to question it, but in retrospect the circumstances were highly suspicious compared to the other routine vaccines we were given. I also got very sick not long after.
Still trying to walk that fine line between absorbing the fact that everything I was ever taught is a lie and living day to day without walking off a cliff. My 100 year old uncle was at the battle of Iwo Jima and is very sharp minded, but has always refused to talk about any of what he went through.
Dad flew C-47 cargo planes in the Pacific 1943-45. Not a lot of stories, but one was spicy. He & copilot had 3 passengers...2 Filipinos & 1 Japanese prisoner, being returned to base for interrogation. Filipinos had the prisoner at an open door toward the back of the plane and were trying to get a head start on the interrogation process by virtue of threatening to toss the prisoner out the door (plane was aloft, natch). Dad said he had to go back to the confab and tell the Filipinos that if they 'lost' the prisoner he would be compelled to unload a 45 on them. The interrogation halted and the prisoner was delivered per orders.
The only other interesting thing I found out about his time back then was discovering a stash of records (flight logs, old papers, old silk maps, etc) amongst which was a commendation for landing on a major thoroughfare in Manila and offloading medical supplies (maybe some other stuff that got left out of the heroic type tersely worded narrative) before Manila was officially in Allied hands.
Climate change being the sin it is today, he probably wouldn't cop to having mentioned a couple of times that although they were supplied with beer, there was no refrigeration capability on a temporary airstrip, so the fliers used to open petcocks under engines and let the fuel drip onto beer cans, using the evaporative cooling effect to chill down the brew a bit.
Enjoy your visit. It pairs nicely with a tour down into the dam, if you haven’t done that before. If you do the dam, note the occult statues and design all around.
I look at these places in the context of “everything is in place, and…” I think (still formulating), that somewhere post US civil war, monster looked around at all the steam power and metal machines and had a spark. Sort of a proto-everything-is-in-place moment. I think monster thought “technocracy!” And then proceeded to clear the path for early sci-fi writers, industrialists, science, theosophists, and all the things. Somewhere around ww1 they said “let’s crank the population setting so these beasts of burden can build it all out for us”, and sometime around the day tapes they said “ok, looks pretty good. Electricity? Check. Highways? Check. Internet? Check. I think we can take it from here. Could you all die now please?” Which is where we are.
Anyway, little museums like this, and your atomic museum, they document the moment monster cranked the dial to 11, at the start of the build out.
The Cohen Bro’s Oh Brother Where Art Thou depicts the era in which this spark ignited the hydro fire… “Hot Dam we in a tight spot!” Can’t wait for SH’s pics from this relic.
Now just add the fact that at about that time the understanding dawned on the planners and schemers that all the resources upon which the Technocracy would depend are finite: oil, coal, gas, metals, minerals, and of course soil (although treated carefully, not industrially farmed, it does rebuild) etc.
And that this reality, the reality of hard limits, would really start to manifest in the first decades of the 21st century, and threaten to kill their Techno-utopia.
Yup. American southwest is lousy with this kinda stuff. Every corner. Also the Northwest. Great Plains. New England. Mid Atlantic. Hell…I guess it’s everywhere, really. Gobsmacking natural beauty, formalized into state and national parks, with weird airbases or spook camps or missile silos over that ridge. Sorta like castles in Europe. I think New Mexico takes the cake for eerie though.
Not saying the bombs exist or not. I know STEMS smarter than me say they do. My programming in school say they do. Physics makes a good case that there’s energy to be had in those reactions. And my nuclear engineering class was a ball buster. (Not my specialty). Any of that energy release can be harmful to biology close by or unlucky enough to be around initially unstable atomic decay.
But my spidey senses got tingly when I realized all they do is heat water or other poisonous material to run turbines which can be heated other ways. The plants are incredibly expensive and government regulated and once started have to run continuously unless in refueling and require power even when not running. Can you say grift? Farming for nuclear engineers for other stuff. And then they stuff the supposedly deadly waste or used up material in barrels and move it all over the country on trains. And we all know how safe those are in our highly competent techno society. And they say it goes somewhere where someone will watch over it forever. Because, hey, society as we know it will be around forever with the tools and knowledge to watch over it. And nobody will mess with the plants or supply or waste cycles cause somebody will be around forever to watch it. And don’t pay attention to wars we so enjoy because wars pose no danger to plants with dangerous materials and requiring continuous power. And don’t pay attention to Ukraine lobbing missiles a the electrical substations, homes of operators, and nuke plant there. And when there is a rare and unexpected “accident” the structures we put in place to contain will be there forever and that contaminated water can just be dispersed at sea. Oh, and don’t pay no mind to all that depleted uranium dust we casually lob around Iraq and Ukraine. It’s harmless they say.
Me thinks it’s not as dangerous long term as it’s made out to be, something’s amiss, or humans are incredibly stupid and deserve their. fate. I vote something’s amiss. Ever wonder why we supposedly made 1000’s bombs good, peaceful nuclear energy good, bombs bad can’t ever use, nuclear energy bad shut em down without viable alternatives in place in an electrified society, nuclear energy good because climate change despite none of the aforementioned issues addressed, bombs okay to be used just a little bit. 10’s of thousands reaching shelf life needing replenished. Can you say griff? A multi-use technology and useful tool for the op. Win. Win. Win.
If everybody agrees on something, does it become reality?
For instance, a historical truth. Let's say everybody agrees that something didn't happen. Does it then become falsified?
Why did they call "Trinity" that testing? Was it because the hermetic creators of the bomb thought it was funny? When the concept of the trinity of God was invented and imposed upon people around the fourth century, much like communism is being imposed on people today even though people still pretend it's not communism, that concept and that imposition destroyed the ancient world civilization and created something entirely different?
Well, did it really?
It's not like the ruling class changed its behavior much after the divine trinity invention. There was in Rome a desire to change the world for the better. Make it civilized. Force people to follow the law, instead of their animal desires. This project failed at first, and also failed when the Catholic Church inherited it. Whatever human nature is, it cannot be changed by force, as experience proves it every time. But the ruling classes always rebel against the concept of the rule of law. It limits their ambition. Same thing happens with to common criminals and politicians and ideologues and philosophers. They don't want limited Governments.
So, back to my main line of thought. If we agree trinitarian Christianity never happened, does that stop being a fact? And the consequences thereof are to vanish into thin air? Really? Then we become free or something like that? I don't buy it.
And, the Trinity test. If we all agree it didn't happen, does that save us from totalitarianism? Can we rewrite history by pretending we are not what we are? I don't buy it.
And yet, the covidians everywhere pretend that everything sucks because of a minority of people do not share their enthusiasm for totalitarianism. If we only agreed, then their crimes would not be crimes anymore. Which is impossible.
Sage, things will get worse before they get more worser.
Sage, it's always darkest before it becomes more darkerer.
Sage, I accidentally put my English grammar book in the dishwasher, and now I is forgoteng of the way to scribble.
It's actually kinda cool, freeing even, to have your mind blown and find out everything you were taught and thought you knew, is a lie. You're now free to believe anything you can fit into the reality you perceive; if you're willing to add and subtract things as they prove out fact or falsehood.
Check out evolution and ask the next indicated question. It breaks down into total bullshit; fairy tales and just so stories, exactly like religion. "Science" purports to follow logic, as long as one gives them this one miracle. We'll call it a "Singularity" to make people feel better. Give us the "Big Bang" singularity and "Life sprouting from primordial soup" singularity, and the rest follows logically. No, it doesn't. You have to give "Science" multiple "singularities", multiple "miracles", just like any religion requires. Intelligent genetic manipulation and design is much more plausible, and really, the only choice left if one is honest and has no agenda. That's why I have no choice but to accept some type of designer; "God", or "Sky Fairy", if one wants. Something designed this reality simulation we're in. There is intelligence at the root of everything, but beyond that I couldn't tell you.
Haha, read Agent 141711’s Substack and you may not believe in them anymore than viruses. I didn't say I didn't think dinos were real, just that they didn't get here by Darwinian evolution.
Nukes are real, anyone with a basic understanding of how nuclear power works will understand... It inserts the rod into the basket or it gets the hose again...
I asked GVB, "How do you know what the virus is doing? By what means do you derive this knowledge?"
He responded with, "You’ll find the long answer to your Q in the 12 lectures of my course. The short answer is that I have been investigating how the evolutionary dynamics of the virus and the adaptive immune dynamics of the host (or vaccinee) are interconnected and how this interplay relates to the evolving clinical dynamics of this immune escape pandemic. Over 30 years of deep expertise in microbiology, immunology and vaccinology helps to put the missing pieces of this puzzle together. The combination of all of this enables a multidisciplinary, holistic approach to analyzing complex biological phenomena. This is quite different from the silo-thinking and hyperspecialized exercises in molecular stamp collection we’re currently witnessing in ‘modern’ science and medicine…"
I acknowledge he didn't answer the question (and I took his course so I know the answer we're looking for isn't in there) which is not good. I responded with, "Understood, but what I'm asking more specifically is how do you determine over time what the virus is actually doing? For example, are there regularly recurring test results that you reference?"
Thank you for your good faith efforts.
GVB has responded to my follow up question with, "When one understands the interplay between the virus and the population-level immune response, one can easily determine the criteria Nature will apply to select new variants capable of escape that collective immune response. Once you've anticipated that type of selection, it suffices the consults the observations of the mutation spotters and double-check whether newly emerging variants comply with the anticipated selection criteria (e.g., diminished neutralizability, enhanced infectiousness, enhanced transmissibility, dominant versus co-dominant propagation etc; This allows to validate one's theory. Hence, based on the current evolution of co-circulating variants and the putative increase in immune pressure on viral trans infection, one expects the virus to become more virulent in a context of a highly vaccinated population..."
In summary he appears to be referencing ongoing viral sequencing to monitor the evolution of mutations and assess whether or not they conform to what would be expected if his theory were correct.
Where does one get the "criteria" metrics?
This is shamanism. This is modeling, aka Niall Ferguson.
And also Garbage In, Garbage Out data, me thinks.
It’s also a bit of Sarah’s meme, executed to perfection:
https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F001d01f9-19fb-4f31-b1e2-f9f0003cf800_460x390.webp
Thomas Aquinas Would be proud.
Hey, you ever wonder how many people enter the Hammer Brain Vector via Tucker?
Say, Bret Weinstein, Libs of Tik Tok, Ed Dowd...
Yes. Tucker and Rogan. Huge numbers.
I was actually disguised as a the dog at the campfire meeting of the Garden Troll and GVB so I overheard the whole convo! Believe me, they are both just agents of chaos!
I was reading some of a novel written by a 16th c. monk. In it, one of the main characters consults a fortune teller, who goes on for several pages with all the means of divination at his disposal. All of them had cute latin names and historical precedent in one text or another. Reading Geert's response there reminded me of it.
Academia involves a lot of cant, much of which is intended to throw people off the scent of how dumb what you are saying is.
Yes, exactly!
TLDR: “trust me bro!” 🤣
I am a trained European scientist possessed with verrrry acute perception...meebbe like... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlTT2Q_t3V8&t=1s
GVB is no mindermast.
“Good evening.“
“You are a man of very few perceptions.”
🤣
Hilarious! 🤣
a lot of people have a hard time answering "How do you know what you know?"
I believe the lack of protective gear for the soldiers was because they wanted to see what would happen to them when they were exposed to fallout. They planned to potentially use the bombs and then have soldiers march in to secure the areas. They expected it would cause harm but they didn't yet know how much.
Like using soldiers as vaccine pin-cushion test subjects.
Yes. I am pretty sure they gave me an experimental injection during basic training 2004. At the time I didn't think to question it, but in retrospect the circumstances were highly suspicious compared to the other routine vaccines we were given. I also got very sick not long after.
There's articles on it and dozens of technical reports. I don't much like the Atlantic but
https://www.theatlantic.com/video/index/590299/atomic-soldiers/
technical reports:
https://www.dtra.mil/About/Mission/Nuclear-Test-Personnel-Review/NTPR-Radiation-Exposure-Reports/
Not to mention using them as cannon fodder and guinea pigs for any thing?
Yeah agree. Also the permanently poisoned aftermath landscape card may have been overplayed. Perhaps speaks toward climate change shitfuckery too
We can only dream of that day…
They also didn't really care what effect the fallout would have on the soldiers/guinea pigs.
The sooner 'soldiers' realize that they are cannon fodder/guinea pigs, the longer they may live.
Meanwhile, does anyone have the link to that video mentioned in this post?
And Aaron Russo discussing Nick Rockefeller telling him about 9/11 months in advance…
“He said there was going to be an event…”
Was that the same video talking about the chipping plans?
I would love to add that to my collection of other such interesting videos.
https://sagehana.substack.com/p/bamboozled-by-bullshit-episode-1
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https://rumble.com/v277f0y-reflections-and-warnings-an-interview-with-aaron-russo-must-watch-revealing.html
Still trying to walk that fine line between absorbing the fact that everything I was ever taught is a lie and living day to day without walking off a cliff. My 100 year old uncle was at the battle of Iwo Jima and is very sharp minded, but has always refused to talk about any of what he went through.
Dad flew C-47 cargo planes in the Pacific 1943-45. Not a lot of stories, but one was spicy. He & copilot had 3 passengers...2 Filipinos & 1 Japanese prisoner, being returned to base for interrogation. Filipinos had the prisoner at an open door toward the back of the plane and were trying to get a head start on the interrogation process by virtue of threatening to toss the prisoner out the door (plane was aloft, natch). Dad said he had to go back to the confab and tell the Filipinos that if they 'lost' the prisoner he would be compelled to unload a 45 on them. The interrogation halted and the prisoner was delivered per orders.
The only other interesting thing I found out about his time back then was discovering a stash of records (flight logs, old papers, old silk maps, etc) amongst which was a commendation for landing on a major thoroughfare in Manila and offloading medical supplies (maybe some other stuff that got left out of the heroic type tersely worded narrative) before Manila was officially in Allied hands.
Climate change being the sin it is today, he probably wouldn't cop to having mentioned a couple of times that although they were supplied with beer, there was no refrigeration capability on a temporary airstrip, so the fliers used to open petcocks under engines and let the fuel drip onto beer cans, using the evaporative cooling effect to chill down the brew a bit.
Enjoy your visit. It pairs nicely with a tour down into the dam, if you haven’t done that before. If you do the dam, note the occult statues and design all around.
I look at these places in the context of “everything is in place, and…” I think (still formulating), that somewhere post US civil war, monster looked around at all the steam power and metal machines and had a spark. Sort of a proto-everything-is-in-place moment. I think monster thought “technocracy!” And then proceeded to clear the path for early sci-fi writers, industrialists, science, theosophists, and all the things. Somewhere around ww1 they said “let’s crank the population setting so these beasts of burden can build it all out for us”, and sometime around the day tapes they said “ok, looks pretty good. Electricity? Check. Highways? Check. Internet? Check. I think we can take it from here. Could you all die now please?” Which is where we are.
Anyway, little museums like this, and your atomic museum, they document the moment monster cranked the dial to 11, at the start of the build out.
Has not planned visit yet, but lurking out there.
Trying to set up a meeting with a S. African former denizen. (yes, really!)
I forget if this has ever come up here.
https://youtu.be/ATXEPk6vAGg
Ever watch Andreesen and Rogan talk about nukes?
The Cohen Bro’s Oh Brother Where Art Thou depicts the era in which this spark ignited the hydro fire… “Hot Dam we in a tight spot!” Can’t wait for SH’s pics from this relic.
Great flick!
But there’s more of a wealth of secret knowledge from Homer not too dissimilar from the book Unrestricted Warfare.
Very good. It was probably just like that.
Now just add the fact that at about that time the understanding dawned on the planners and schemers that all the resources upon which the Technocracy would depend are finite: oil, coal, gas, metals, minerals, and of course soil (although treated carefully, not industrially farmed, it does rebuild) etc.
And that this reality, the reality of hard limits, would really start to manifest in the first decades of the 21st century, and threaten to kill their Techno-utopia.
Yup. American southwest is lousy with this kinda stuff. Every corner. Also the Northwest. Great Plains. New England. Mid Atlantic. Hell…I guess it’s everywhere, really. Gobsmacking natural beauty, formalized into state and national parks, with weird airbases or spook camps or missile silos over that ridge. Sorta like castles in Europe. I think New Mexico takes the cake for eerie though.
I’m as science as you get, but some places, the woo just says hold my beer and it’s undeniable.
Arizona and New Mexico are on my bucket list
I just loved how they show the completely imploding and then show the mannequins still just sitting there, kinda off kilter.
😹 And the voice over makes it sublime.
Yes lol. They didn't prepare
With a "lean to" in the basement
Like the teacher leaning over that one🤦♀️
This brought to mind the Twilight Zone episode “The old man in the cave”.
Will watch!
Funny that they have footage of 911 at the Atomic Museum...
Fetzer talked about mini-nukes
You must also have seen Dr. Michael Palmer's book asserting that the nuclear bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki were a hoax (also a GermWarfare post)?
I saw some of Palmer's presentation on Jerm Warfare.
As with most STEM presentations, it takes a million hours to get to it.
And here’s the follow up video on the Trinity test:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/CUH03KZcNwL5
Inappropriate PPE? Maybe depends on how long after, where… Mask might be good, but also know of some pretty cowboy things especially old timey.
Not saying the bombs exist or not. I know STEMS smarter than me say they do. My programming in school say they do. Physics makes a good case that there’s energy to be had in those reactions. And my nuclear engineering class was a ball buster. (Not my specialty). Any of that energy release can be harmful to biology close by or unlucky enough to be around initially unstable atomic decay.
But my spidey senses got tingly when I realized all they do is heat water or other poisonous material to run turbines which can be heated other ways. The plants are incredibly expensive and government regulated and once started have to run continuously unless in refueling and require power even when not running. Can you say grift? Farming for nuclear engineers for other stuff. And then they stuff the supposedly deadly waste or used up material in barrels and move it all over the country on trains. And we all know how safe those are in our highly competent techno society. And they say it goes somewhere where someone will watch over it forever. Because, hey, society as we know it will be around forever with the tools and knowledge to watch over it. And nobody will mess with the plants or supply or waste cycles cause somebody will be around forever to watch it. And don’t pay attention to wars we so enjoy because wars pose no danger to plants with dangerous materials and requiring continuous power. And don’t pay attention to Ukraine lobbing missiles a the electrical substations, homes of operators, and nuke plant there. And when there is a rare and unexpected “accident” the structures we put in place to contain will be there forever and that contaminated water can just be dispersed at sea. Oh, and don’t pay no mind to all that depleted uranium dust we casually lob around Iraq and Ukraine. It’s harmless they say.
Me thinks it’s not as dangerous long term as it’s made out to be, something’s amiss, or humans are incredibly stupid and deserve their. fate. I vote something’s amiss. Ever wonder why we supposedly made 1000’s bombs good, peaceful nuclear energy good, bombs bad can’t ever use, nuclear energy bad shut em down without viable alternatives in place in an electrified society, nuclear energy good because climate change despite none of the aforementioned issues addressed, bombs okay to be used just a little bit. 10’s of thousands reaching shelf life needing replenished. Can you say griff? A multi-use technology and useful tool for the op. Win. Win. Win.
And Homer Simpson works at a nuclear power plant. Doh!
I’m glad we got someone like Homer front running things for us.
If everybody agrees on something, does it become reality?
For instance, a historical truth. Let's say everybody agrees that something didn't happen. Does it then become falsified?
Why did they call "Trinity" that testing? Was it because the hermetic creators of the bomb thought it was funny? When the concept of the trinity of God was invented and imposed upon people around the fourth century, much like communism is being imposed on people today even though people still pretend it's not communism, that concept and that imposition destroyed the ancient world civilization and created something entirely different?
Well, did it really?
It's not like the ruling class changed its behavior much after the divine trinity invention. There was in Rome a desire to change the world for the better. Make it civilized. Force people to follow the law, instead of their animal desires. This project failed at first, and also failed when the Catholic Church inherited it. Whatever human nature is, it cannot be changed by force, as experience proves it every time. But the ruling classes always rebel against the concept of the rule of law. It limits their ambition. Same thing happens with to common criminals and politicians and ideologues and philosophers. They don't want limited Governments.
So, back to my main line of thought. If we agree trinitarian Christianity never happened, does that stop being a fact? And the consequences thereof are to vanish into thin air? Really? Then we become free or something like that? I don't buy it.
And, the Trinity test. If we all agree it didn't happen, does that save us from totalitarianism? Can we rewrite history by pretending we are not what we are? I don't buy it.
And yet, the covidians everywhere pretend that everything sucks because of a minority of people do not share their enthusiasm for totalitarianism. If we only agreed, then their crimes would not be crimes anymore. Which is impossible.
Sage, things will get worse before they get more worser.
Sage, it's always darkest before it becomes more darkerer.
Sage, I accidentally put my English grammar book in the dishwasher, and now I is forgoteng of the way to scribble.
It's actually kinda cool, freeing even, to have your mind blown and find out everything you were taught and thought you knew, is a lie. You're now free to believe anything you can fit into the reality you perceive; if you're willing to add and subtract things as they prove out fact or falsehood.
Check out evolution and ask the next indicated question. It breaks down into total bullshit; fairy tales and just so stories, exactly like religion. "Science" purports to follow logic, as long as one gives them this one miracle. We'll call it a "Singularity" to make people feel better. Give us the "Big Bang" singularity and "Life sprouting from primordial soup" singularity, and the rest follows logically. No, it doesn't. You have to give "Science" multiple "singularities", multiple "miracles", just like any religion requires. Intelligent genetic manipulation and design is much more plausible, and really, the only choice left if one is honest and has no agenda. That's why I have no choice but to accept some type of designer; "God", or "Sky Fairy", if one wants. Something designed this reality simulation we're in. There is intelligence at the root of everything, but beyond that I couldn't tell you.
What about dinosaurs?
🦖🦕
Haha, read Agent 141711’s Substack and you may not believe in them anymore than viruses. I didn't say I didn't think dinos were real, just that they didn't get here by Darwinian evolution.
I nukes don’t exist how do you explain the current state of Baltimore?
1) Watch "The Wire" with the Fiction filter disabled. Then, as Sage puts it, "Let it wash over you."
2) State of Bal'mur? Did it secede on its own or did Maryland kick them out?
Nukes are real, anyone with a basic understanding of how nuclear power works will understand... It inserts the rod into the basket or it gets the hose again...
fyi : Sofia Smallstorm
Sofia Smallstorm?
9/11 Truth Suppression Timeline
"The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves." - Vladimir Lenin
Article: https://911revision.substack.com/p/911-truth-suppression-timeline