❤️Love is: accompanying your spouse to a funeral service even though you couldn´t stand the deceased and had the option to not attend💖

So, when an ad says something is 100% natural, that's a good thing and we should run to the store and buy the product.

But then, when it comes to something that could possible heal an ailment, we're suddenly supposed to believe that natural is a very very bad thing and we should not use it. Sure. Very logical.#upsidedownclownworld

I liked Pinterest, but even they are censoring. How long before they decide sharing stuff about crystals is medical misinformation? It's a slippery slope when the censoring starts. Meh :/

Okayyyy, so I got this scam e-mail and it made me giggle, because they are trying to sound credible by pretending they are Resident Sleepy Joe wanting to give me a boat load of money and could I please send him my details. C'mon man! I am a little tempted to Rickroll them with a#LetsGoBrandon video 🤣🤣🤣

https://principia-scientific.com/official-data-proves-there-is-a-pandemic-of-the-vaccinated/

Great, I can't attend my daughter's graduation ceremony because they require a test or proof of vaccinazi-on

Something strange at our bank: from Oct 1st they will start charging a 5 euro fee for every 200 or 500 euro bill you deposit (both private and business clients), citing they have to trace the origin of every single one of them and that is costly.

This seems weird to me, because a) they're subtly implying that only criminals use large denominations, b) they're only required by law to notify authorities of 'unusual' transactions upwards of either 10k or 25k, and c) how on earth are they going to track the origin of EVERY single large denomination bill they receive? Something doesn't quite add up here.

So that had me thinking that maybe they are starting to run out of money and are trying to trigger people in to depositing their cash in order to avoid these ridiculous fees. Maybe I've got my conspiracy glasses on, but it pings me as very strange.

By the way: d) that same bank has been fined for money laundering in the past (which bank hasn't, though?). Several times.

Spiritual narcissism 101:
1. Ask loaded question that seems very spiritual and airy fairy at first glance
2. Wait for someone to take the bait and react
3. Attack them covertly by implying you are better/more spiritual/waaaay above them and shaming them for what they said (what they were 'invited' to say, basically)
4. Wait for the next reaction
5. Play the wounded, misunderstood 'beautiful soul'
6. Rinse and repeat
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Never any planes...They blew the buildings up to get to all the trillions of gold...I am not asking you to believe me...you need to research it for yourself.

Nicholas Veniamin, [26.08.21 10:21]
[Forwarded from Nesara News]
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They never thought people who filmed the attacks on 9/11 with their JVC handycam would post it to social media years later.

There were never any planes, share the heck out of this.

@nesaranews on telegram

😎 I just appealed my twotter suspension citing their outrage over Nigeria banning them: We are deeply concerned by the blocking of Twitter in Nigeria, Access to the free and OpenInternet is an essential human right in modern society. Let's see what happens