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I was singing for a Hippo when this happened also don't forget to join our pet-friendly community
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"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration"
- Nikola Tesla
"$1.5 million in future liability is a $750,000 current payment and the future liability comes off the balance sheet."
@TFL1728 on how Treasury buybacks are retiring US debt at cents on the dollar.
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This is awesome: A Colts cheerleader made a young deaf fan's year by communicating with him in sign language before a game.
This is what sports are all about. It's bigger than football.
What a special moment captured 🥹❤️
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This video is well worth your time. Especially if you are concerned about you exposure to risk. (Not financial advice) @the_irascible
The question is “Who has set the trap for who?” Ellison, Thiel and Huang think they have this handled.
History would indicate Bessent is the one who has set the trap.
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Insightful
They buried the method that claims
to heal your internal organs.
Page 58 of the CIA's declassified Chinese files says curl the tip of your tongue to the roof of your mouth, turn your eyes inward, and lie still in the dark.
Researchers wrote that it pulls blood
and energy back into the organs.
Link to the public document in the comments 👇
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🚨: A groundbreaking study reveals that the sperm cells carry biological ECHOES of a father's stress, particularly from childhood trauma
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THIS IS HUGE!
This is the Health Secretary saying a NASA scientist, Navy SEALs and Green Berets came to him in Palm Beach during the transition and told him they were under orders to destroy UFOs, recover what was left, and that they had worked out how to call the ships. He did not wave it off. He said the briefings carried on once he was inside, and that a lot of what he has been shown is really, really crazy.
If that group exists, and if they really can call the craft in, the world is tuned in. Show the hand.
@NASA @SecKennedy
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🛸 Meteorologists be like:
It’s just a mirror-prism crystal-shelf cloud. So rare! Definitely not an alien craft!
Meanwhile, these things are starting to hum the song from Close Encounters!
You can literally see someone walking... WTF is this?!
Writer: Jamie
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WTAF???
Every level of government.
Wesley was arrested in Escambia County, Alabama, Friday afternoon, and has been charged with human trafficking and attempting to elude police.
Alabama State Rep. Brett Easterbrook was also arrested; he was charged with human trafficking and prostitution.
Satsuma City Schools officials said the mayor and City Council were notified of Wesley’s resignation and said they will “move forward with the process of filling the position.”
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You can tell by his outfit that he was going to be good but did not expect this level of performance
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We live in a strange world.
John Warnock “Jack” Hinckley Sr., the father of the man who shot President Reagan in 1981, was an oilman and close family friends with George H. W. Bush, the VP heir to the presidency. He founded and ran Vanderbilt Energy Corporation (also called Vanderbilt Oil), based in the Denver area after the family moved from Dallas, TX home of the JFK assassination after his threat to get rid of the oil depletion tax loophole
Hinckley Sr. was an avid supporter (donor) and volunteer for World Vision. A June 1985 Christianity Today account says that after a 1977 conversion he became involved with World Vision and “frequently did development work in Third World countries” through the agency.
On 30 March 1981 he was finishing office business because he and his wife, Jo Ann, planned to fly the next morning to Guatemala with a World Vision-related project to help install clean-water systems for villages. A 1981 Newsweek report also said that about two weeks before the shooting he had met officers of World Vision International, which it called one of his favorite charities, and asked them to pray for his son.
See if you recognize this pattern:
World Vision's origin story is dated to 1947. American evangelist Robert (Bob) Pierce, on a trip to China, met a missionary teacher who introduced him to an abandoned child (often named White Jade). Pierce gave the missionary the last $5 in his pocket and pledged monthly support. He later wrote in his Bible a line that became associated with the organization: “Let my heart be broken with the things that break the heart of God.”
World Vision was incorporated on September 22, 1950, with Pierce as president. Wikipedia and other accounts also credit Korean pastor Kyung-Chik Han as a co-founder; Pierce had been invited to speak at Han’s Young Nak Church in Seoul, and the two collaborated on relief after the Korean War began. Early work was framed as missionary aid for emergencies in East Asia, with a heavy focus on Korean orphans, widows, and refugees. The first child-sponsorship program began around 1953 in response to those needs. Sponsorship grew from a few hundred children in the mid-1950s to millions later.
Pierce was an American Baptist evangelist and relief worker. He founded World Vision in 1950 and, after leaving it, Samaritan’s Purse in 1970.
He returned to Asia after the CIA supported Chiang was forced out of mainland China and at exactly the same time the Korean War began. In 1950 he worked with Korean pastor Kyung-Chik Han of Young Nak Presbyterian Church in Seoul. World Vision was incorporated on 22 September 1950 in California, with Pierce as president, as a missionary-aid agency channeling money to churches and missions for orphans, widows, and refugees. Child sponsorship grew out of the Korean orphan crisis in the early 1950s. Through the 1950s and 1960s he used films, radio, and rallies to raise money and expanded the work across Asia.
This reads totally different now that we understand how child trafficking works and that often times it is dressed up as religious work.
Kyung-Chik Han wasn't just some random Korean guy. He, like Rev Moon of the Unification Church was from the northern area of Korea. He was educated in the US and finished a bachelor’s degree at the College of Emporia in Kansas in 1926, and earned a divinity degree at Princeton Theological Seminary in 1929. He was a preacher during the Japanese occupation for decades in Korea.
Han’s circle ran orphanages, schools, and relief for widows and displaced people. In early 1950, on an American missionary’s advice, he invited evangelist Bob Pierce to speak at Young Nak. Pierce arrived just as the war began. Han was not merely Pierce’s interpreter, the role American accounts often gave him. He already directed the Korean relief network that World Vision’s early money supported.
Did you know that Mark David Chapman (Lennon's alleged assassin) worked at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas, in the World Vision resettlement camp in 1975. That camp was for Vietnamese refugees after the fall of Saigon, which was also used a few years later for Haitians. Photos from the time show him there with Vietnamese children. A Getty caption identifies him and coworker Mary Webster as coordinators at the Vietnamese camp in 1975. Chapman also allegedly had been in Lebanon on a World Vision mission.
What's really interesting when World Vision is laid next to the Operation Gladio, CIA model of using the war refugees they create as potential recruits, the trafficking of children from war zones, you have the ability to take World Vision 'volunteers' into wartime theaters as spies under the guise of religion. You can then traffick these ppl and use them for experimentation anywhere in the world.
Did you know that World Vision wanted to (some say did) relocate Hmong (CIA operatives) to Jonestown in Guyana? After their first experiment went belly up (thanks to Congressman Leo Ryan who they assassinated) they wanted to set up another there? Apparently so.
What is also very clear, World Vision had more than one tie to Jonestown. Will work on that piece later but understand, World Vision's creation AT THE SAME TIME AS THE CIA IS NOT A COINCIDENCE.
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Except they weren’t just the banking families. What you find when you dig into their past is most all owned a bank, dominated an industry and owned an insurance company.
They became oligarchs with foundations and their lawyers and bankers and PR companies before WW2 became the OSS to protect their interests in the war and then morphed into the CIA (and all their brothers in other countries) for form an international syndicate that functions like a state sanctioned mafia with assigned rackets. They set up covert funding by controlling the narcotics, weapons and human trafficking networks and used conflict to gain control of it all.
Exploring Operation Gladio and its use to control domestic dissent and then using them as trained assassins to knock off global leaders that would t play along tells the tale.
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Pointing out the obvious:
These ppl were recruited by the government using cutouts
The destination was arranged with state and local politicians and government cutouts at the destination
Every government organization at every level played a vital role in destabilizing our country.
The US government committed political warfare against its own population to interfere in political elections, used the census to alter representative districting and changed voting laws to facilitate illegal aliens to vote in our elections
The US government committed economic warfare on American citizens to please their oligarch donors and provide cheap labor, free college and opened the welfare systems to provide handouts to their new constituents while sticking us with the debt.
They all belong in prison. Every last fucking one of them.
NEW: AP obtained federal records showing where 4.5 million migrants said they were going after being released at the southern border, down to the ZIP code.
They came from more than 150 countries, led by Venezuela (773K), Cuba (539K), Mexico (404K), Honduras (388K) and Colombia (354K).
Also on the list: India (85K), Russia (46K), Senegal (30K), Turkey (30K), Mauritania (20K) and Uzbekistan (16K).
Democrats' border policies opened the door, and migrants livestreaming their journeys on TikTok, Facebook and WhatsApp spread the word on how to follow.
You can search AP's map by ZIP code, county, or state to see which nationalities settled in your area.
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🚨 BREAKING: 500 U.S. ARMY TROOPS DEPLOYING TO THE TEXAS BORDER! 🇺🇸🚁
The Coast Guard was fired upon and SHOT BACK! Now, Chinooks and Black Hawks are flying in massive reinforcements from West Texas. The military is locking it down! 😤🇺🇸
Our men and women are holding the line and the Army is NOT messing around! No injuries reported, but this situation is heating up fast. 🔥
Stay tuned for more breaking updates!
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