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@MorganC000 - Morgan
KC-135R out of Milwaukee, again running repeated “refuelling” patterns over the Great Lakes. The frequency is notable, and the routing keeps returning to the same lake corridors and protected land areas almost every day. If the mission is strictly refuelling support, why does the loitering concentrate so often over water and reserve zones rather than staying within more conventional training blocks? What also stands out is that these patterns frequently coincide with King Air aircraft in the same region. King Air platforms are commonly used for reconnaissance, sensor testing, calibration, and atmospheric or navigation data collection. When they appear alongside tanker operations over the same areas, it suggests monitoring or measurement layered on top of refueling activity, rather than unrelated transit flights. I have also seen claims that certain tanker platforms can be configured for atmospheric dispersal or cloud-seeding support. If that capability exists, the recurring pattern and timing are worth tracking, because these flights often appear shortly before significant weather systems move through the region. Aren’t these the lakes where the data centres are going?
@MorganC000 - Morgan
Does this look like a secured scene, or does it look like they just wrapped up filming a movie set? Officers, tactical teams, and medics were visible, but no inner perimeter was enforced, no witnesses were staged, and no forensic control was established?? A real active-shooter response would; freeze the hot zone, mark and collect ballistics, deploy biohazard cleanup for blood, and lock down the campus until the threat was neutralized. None of that happened. Instead, civilians wandered freely, surfaces were contaminated, and no hazmat or spray crews ever appeared. Even more telling, no aerial assets were dispatched, despite protocol calling for air support when a gunman is at large. If they truly believed a shooter was active, security would have escalated instantly and comprehensively. The absence of those steps only makes sense if there was no genuine threat—if the event was managed optics rather than a real emergency. Why would anyone preserve the forensic integrity of a staged incident?
@MorganC000 - Morgan
@MorganC000 - Morgan
@logicpolice45 @Mistysmom1 🤣 totally.
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@0bumble0 Which is exactly what you’d deploy if the there wasn’t a real threat and you were just sweeping or staging optics.
@MorganC000 - Morgan
@Still_Mark_Rami Not that I can find, but perhaps someone else has more information.
@MorganC000 - Morgan
Every single “significant strike” from Iran’s big retaliation on Israel just happens to be in an area already slated for demolition and luxury redevelopment. https://t.co/uoJrxvODEl
@MorganC000 - Morgan
🔮 Will these evacuated, dilapidated buildings become targets of the Iranian regime ?!? ➤ Slated for demolition and reconstruction ➤ Under active urban renewal (Pinui-Binui / TAMA 38) ➤ Targeted by tech parks, IDF relocation, or strategic housing expansion ➤ Or were allegedly struck in areas already under development plans 📍 Towns and Cities Slated for Redevelopment / Demolition Core Gush Dan / Greater Tel Aviv ➤ Tel Aviv–Yafo ➤ Ramat Gan ➤ Giv’atayim ➤ Bat Yam ➤ Holon ➤ Bnei Brak ➤ Petah Tikva ➤ Rishon LeZion ➤ Kiryat Ono ➤ Or Yehuda ➤ Herzliya ➤ Ra’anana ➤ Hod HaSharon ➤ Netanya Negev Region / South ➤ Be’er Sheva (Beer-Sheva) — Gav-Yam Negev Tech Park — Yaakov Avinu urban renewal complex — IDF base relocations ➤ Kasif (new Haredi city) ➤ Dimona expansion (via Ras Jrabah displacement) ➤ Umm al-Hiran (demolished Bedouin village) Haifa Region / North ➤ Haifa ➤ Kiryat Bialik ➤ Tamra ➤ Neve Sha’anan Northern Border Zone ➤ Kiryat Shmona (fully evacuated, targeted for long-term redevelopment post-conflict) Other Strategic Development Zones ➤ Rehovot (Kiryat Moshe project) ➤ Near the Kirya (IDF HQ) ➤ Efrat (West Bank settlement expansion) ➤ Givat HaMatos (East Jerusalem) ➤ Khan al-Ahmar / E1 corridor (Bedouin displacement in West Bank)
@MorganC000 - Morgan
“Lily Phillips” is an intelligence-crafted hoax engineered to provoke resentment toward women by portraying them in a deliberately vulgar, degrading manner. This is not an isolated act of subversion, but part of a broader agenda aimed at destabilizing the family unit. Social cohesion—especially through long-term partnership—threatens consumer dependency. Intelligence-backed cultural engineering exploits this by promoting division, knowing that isolated individuals are more emotionally vulnerable, more easily manipulated, and statistically proven to spend more. The endgame is engineered atomization, profitable dysfunction, and the erosion of organic human bonds.
@MorganC000 - Morgan
Another intelligence creation is obviously “Bonnie Blue” exaggerated to the point of parody. Just like “Lily Phillips,”—a grotesque performance, elevated by design. These figures aren’t rising naturally. They’re being positioned and promoted. Their function is to sever the archetype of the dignified woman and replace it with something vulgar, unrooted, and unrecognizable. The more obscene it gets, the more you’re supposed to accept it as normal.
@MorganC000 - Morgan
It’s not just sexual degradation. This is the flip side—women painted as monsters. Mothers killing their kids. Airport breakdowns. Unhinged, stripping, snapping. Headline after headline, all grotesque by design. For years, the message was “men are pigs.” Women were taught to fear, arm themselves, trust no man, carry pepper spray, cover your drink. Now it’s shifted—now women are the threat. They don’t need to destroy the family all at once. Just turn each half against the other. First the men. Now the women. Pay attention to ABC7 and Fox10. The patterns are pretty clear.
@MorganC000 - Morgan
None of this is organic. The child-killing moms, the airport maniacs, the viral female degenerates—it’s all scripted. Manufactured chaos designed to make women look feral and men look absent. This app is flooded with accounts created solely to push these narratives. And then there are ones like this—designed to make sure they stick. They also do shit like this⬇️
@jimmylives306 - Morgan Chase
No? Bill C-32 - The Copyright Modernization Act- The digital locks provisions suppressing digital creativity by limiting the ways content is accessed and shared under the guise of copyright monitoring. Bill C-51 - Anti-terrorism Act, 2015 By broadening government surveillance, it can intimidate and potentially suppress activists or controversial speech, infringes on privacy laws, allows increased surveillance with no substantive reason. Bill C-58 - Amend the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act Promised enhanced government transparency but does not provide adequate public access to government-held information. Bill C-59 - National Security Act, 2017 While intending to address C-51's controversial elements, maintains certain surveillance powers that infringe on privacy. Bill C-22 - Internet Child Pornography Reporting While aiming to protect against “child pornography”, it increased online surveillance, imposing on user privacy. Meaning all it would take is an accusation for intelligence and law enforcement have full ability to monitor you. Bill C-30 - Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act Grants police the power to monitor online activities without a warrant, endangering user privacy and curbing free discourse. Bill C-74 - Investigative Powers for the 21st Century Act By granting increased online powers to law enforcement, it suppresses online activities without proper oversight. Bill C-10 - Broadcasting Act Amendments, 2021 This bill exerts control over user content on platforms like YouTube, suppressing creators if their content isn't government adjacent Bill C-11 - Digital Charter Implementation Act, 2020 While aiming to safeguard user data, imposes limitations on online speech and digital interactions. Bill C-12 - Amend the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act Protects user data but also imposes rigid regulations that deter online business and interactions. Bill C-13 - Protecting Canadians from Online Crime Act While combating “cyberbullying”, it enhances police surveillance powers, infringing user privacy and free expression. Bill C-36 - Amend the Criminal Code and the Canadian Human Rights Act By aiming to curtail “online hate”, its wide-ranging definitions inadvertently limit legitimate speech. Bill C-304 - Repeal section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act Prior to its repeal, it suppresses online free speech by categorizing content as “ hate speech” Provincial Privacy Acts - Data Protection Laws These laws attempt to “protect user data” but also limit the public's right to know, especially concerning public figures or government actions. Criminal Code (Sections 318-320) - Hate Propaganda Provisions Suppresses free speech by the intentional use of vague definitions to categorize some content as "hate propaganda." Overbreadth allows intelligence to persecute political opponents or critics, particularly in public discourse. Access to Information Act - Government Information Transparency Allows the government to limit the flow of government information to the public, potentially hindering informed public discourse. Telecom Act (Section 36) - Online Communication Regulations Empowers authorities to control and potentially censor online communications, inhibiting open discourse. The Public Safety Act (Bill C-17) - Post-9/11 Powers Boosted post-9/11 governmental powers, which impinges on civil rights, including freedom of expression. This bill has been heavily scrutinized as a clear infringement on civil liberties, including “preventive arrests”, secret trials, and increased surveillance. Bill C-18, or the Online News Act- an elaborate, orchestrated scheme to suppress news for Canadians