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Pragmatic thinking skeptic

In response Noelle Noelle to her Publication

anons know what people are unknowingly eating. We wish it was lab printed meat or veg filler. The reality is much, much darker and disgusting.

I wouldn't recommend diving this rabbit hole. I wish I hadn't gone down it.

In response Anuenue Nui to her Publication

Deagle's forcast had a US pop reduction around 50%; 200 million.

I hope many anons will watch this video and genuinely question their role in this process. Are anons helping the very entities they are trying to remove from power by becoming a free labor source of meme posting influencers?

It is a real question. Was Q a set up?

In response Bob Eddy Z to his Publication

Is that a good or bad thing?

In response Hope Always888 to her Publication

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God is greater than any problem you have, Hope, and this life is but an eye blink compared to eternity.

In response Tikvah Duesters to her Publication

Close to DIA, Denver Intl. Airport.

In response MARY L. KIRBY BRYANT to her Publication

When oil or PNG are cheap, it hurts Russia.

When the US exports energy to EU, it hurts Russia.

When the undersea pipeline supplying Russian oil to EU is sabotaged, it hurts Russia.

When the US sells energy to China and SE Asia, it hurts Russia.

When NATO blocks Ukrainian pipelines into EU, it hurts Russia.

This isn't so much America first as it is a NATO financial war against Russia.

Please tell me again how Trump and Putin are working together to take down the cabal? This looks more like Trump's handlers moving massive money into the pockets of big oil at the expense of Ukraine and Russia (and EU consumers) with very little entering the US economy at the middle and lower class level.

In response Kris Williams to her Publication

"Limon twiss."

If you know what movie he said that in; you grew up in the '80's.

In response Glenn Huggins to his Publication

What order are these politicians so afraid of? They obviously have something specific they are trying to alter or justify to the public ahead of its issuance.

I pray that our military understands the difference between a lawful and an unlawful order.

In response Robert Wakefield to his Publication

When you couple this with the big resorts lobbying local town councils for hikes in property tax for short term rentals (airbnb), designed to force skiers back into expensive, aging resort condos; it will cause a massive drop in the value of middle class homes in Summit County.

The cheaper lower class homes are still out of reach of the resort labor so it won't help them. The workers can't afford housing within driving distance of their resort jobs. Resort buses are making 2 hour each way commute to bring in cheap labor.

Yet Denver traffic will still clog I-70 every weekend.

It's a big money coup.

In response Positively Negative to his Publication

Not trying to interrupt VK's spiritual journey but there are a number of problems with his working theory.

In the Gospels, Jesus does state that He and the Father are One.

For Saul to have been a Roman spy or leading a Jewish disinformation program he would have had to convert every one of the other disciples to his plan. Not one of them wrote of this. They accepted him completely and traveled with him extensively.

Please consider that there has also been an Essene claim of this same concept (examples past and modern are gospel of Thomas and Laurence Gardner's work). Wes Huff does a pretty good job of showing that the NT apocrypha is extremely weak on 1st person sources.

In response Q2Infinity 5D Earth to her Publication

In the book, Dorothy's slippers are silver. She safely navigates the golden road with silver. Hollywood changed them into evil red for their symbolism.

In response Tina Howell to her Publication

Ben's flood prediction appears to be the most pessimistic.

Temperature variation isn't mentioned in this model and would play a pivotal roll in survivability.

In response walker Fast to his Publication

This is completely normal. Arabic numerals are the world standard. Should we go back to Roman numerals?

This is an intentionally misleading and inflammatory tweet.

In response NoVacks . . . to his Publication

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I thought nearly all anons were this deep down their various choice of rabbit holes and warrens.

Every hole, when pursued deep enough, eventually ties into pre-flood Sumer, Gen 6, Enoch, Elohim, and adrenochrome.

In response Bob Eddy Z to his Publication

I don't want foreign beef.

And I want packaging to be required to label country of origin and a complete description of every ingredient (sourced from a single, unchanging glossary using the common name of substances (like locust instead of Latin euphemisms)).

In response Robert Wakefield to his Publication

I've found this to be the typical response from anyone who is living comfortably. Complying keeps a person comfortable. They aren't likely to change their response so long as their bread and circuses can distract them.

In response Just Mee to his Publication

I do not have a specific response to the extreme zoom camera evidence implying FE. I also can't refute the laser experiments done on the frozen lake in Germany. I do know that water in the air can cause lensing effects that might explain the 'possible' bending of light.

What I do know is that the image on the moon as photographed by 100's of amateur photographers in Antarctica and in Iceland show it to be inverted when viewed from the north or the south poles. And it is halfway between the two from the Equator. Please look for images and check this.

I have also looked for and found commercial airline flights from Auckland and Cape town, Auckland and Santiago, and Santiago to Cape Town. The flight times were consistent with a spherical Earth. For the FE models to work, at least one of these legs must be much longer than advertised. Yet the flights exist and are repeated daily.

With my own eyes viewing through binoculars the moon strongly appears to be spherical.

In response Just Mee to his Publication

This guy's math is not correct. He's using the equation for a parabola, not a sphere. The parabolic numbers work fine for old sailing ships but at the speeds and distances of modern aircraft, you need a more accurate accounting.

41,000 ft is not that high. Its a typical airliner altitude. And one wouldn't expect to see curvature until 100,000 plus.

"Assuming a flat, stationary Earth" is a typical engineering statement to excuse the engineer for simplifying the math. To make the statement on a drawing means that the engineer believes the Earth is spherical and is moving and is explaining that he didn't add that complication to his calculations.

With the speed of a C-130 it is reasonable to recognize that the aircraft was keeping pace with the rotation of the Earth. This proves rotation rather than refutes it.

The other pilots were likely playing a joke on the new guy.

In response sunny ormsby to his Publication

There doesn't seem to be much engagement on posts on AU anymore. I think its because most anons are already familiar with nearly every topic posted. Quite often other anons will repost without commenting. There aren't questions to ask or views to debate. There's only the spreading of information.

There aren't many anons still on AU either.

In response Glenn Huggins to his Publication

Photos of the aircraft reveal the spray nozzles mounted below the wing trailing edge. These companies and pilots could be prosecuted if there was political will to do so. Instead, they are being protected.

https://www.flightaware.com/resources/registration/N7199S

In response Laurie Sunshine to her Publication

Feels like R's are slow walking and stalling until Newsum can take over in 3 years.

In response Bee Bee to her Publication

Imagine a metallic spheroid that is riddled with Swiss cheese like holes and chambers. Like a sponge that has more open air than material. Then fill in all the open areas with ice and frozen gases. As that object passes through space, it is heated occasionally, and irregularly, by light sources coming at different angles.

The ice melts irregularly.

The steam doesn't uniformly emanate from all sides. It comes off one direction only. And, because the ice ball has a core of holey metal acting like multiple rocket nozzles, it jets out steam which changes the velocity and trajectory of the comet.

That's all 3AI/Atlas is. It's a comet whose composition causes irregular melting patterns that cause it to travel erratically.

In response Nancy Cottrell to her Publication

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In response Myra Raney to her Publication

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All 330 ostriches have been killed by RCMP. Shot to death during the night while the owners had to listen to it.

In response UM EK17 Q1111 to his Publication

This number meaning Nero would then put us in 'the short season' with the Millennial Kingdom in the past.

In response JET2 to his Publication

Very interesting perspective. Ties in with Sabrina Wallace's reveals on the IOB, human biofield, and 6G.

I'm not sold on the idea that Palantir is 'good' but I will ask the question of 'is Palantir necessary?'

No matter how opposed I am to the loss of personal privacy, I do understand that the tech genie is out of the bottle and can't be put back inside.

In response Mike Schwenk to his Publication

Four more days is 11-11.