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The Amish “secret” of preserving vegetables without refrigeration. https://t.co/o2CrjN8BOD
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The video highlights a surprising fruit-preservation trick rooted in the Amish “waste not, want not” philosophy. It presents the claim that the gray powdery leftovers from their wood stoves can keep tomatoes fresh for months without refrigeration, producing results described as shockingly effective. If you bury a batch of tomatoes in wood ash at the end of summer, the tomatoes would still be fresh by the time you’re planning your next spring garden. The method is said to exceed the longevity of most store-bought tomatoes.
The process is described in clear, step-by-step terms. The Amish take firm, unblemished tomatoes and place them in a container. They then carefully layer them with clean, dry wood ash, describing the placement as almost like packing delicate treasures, with a visual pattern of ash followed by tomatoes. The sequence is repeated: ash, tomatoes, ash, tomatoes, and so on. The key detail emphasized is that each tomato must be fully surrounded by ash with no two tomatoes touching each other.
According to the explanation, the ashes act as an incredible protective barrier. They are claimed to block out air and moisture and to prevent mold, rot, or bacteria from spoiling the fruit. Importantly, this preservation method is noted as requiring no refrigeration and no chemicals. It is framed as a centuries-old trick that can keep tomatoes fresh for months, offering an alternative to modern preservation methods.
The video invites viewer engagement by asking whether you would try preserving tomatoes in this way, and it encourages interaction through comments. It also promotes further content by inviting viewers to follow for more Amish-inspired food preservation tricks and frugal living hacks.
In summary, the core claim is that placing firm tomatoes in a container and burying them in clean dry wood ash, ensuring each tomato is fully surrounded and not touching another, creates a protective barrier that preserves freshness for months without refrigeration or chemicals. This method is presented as a long-standing, effective practice that outlasts typical store-bought tomatoes. The narrative emphasizes the simplicity and frugality of the technique while inviting audience participation on its viability and applicability.
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Speaker 0: The Amish, with their waste not, want not philosophy, discovered something incredible. The gray powdery leftovers from their wood stoves can keep tomatoes fresh for months without refrigeration. And the results? Shockingly effective. If you buried a batch of tomatoes in wood ash at the end of summer, they'd still be fresh by the time you're planning your next spring garden.
That's longer than most store bought tomatoes last. Here's how it works. The Amish take firm unblemished tomatoes and place them in a container. Then they carefully layer them with clean, dry wood ash, almost like packing delicate treasures. Ash, tomatoes.
More ash, more tomatoes. The key? Each tomato must be fully surrounded by ash with no two touching. The ashes create an incredible protective barrier, blocking out air and moisture while preventing mold, rot, or bacteria from spoiling the fruit. No refrigeration, no chemicals.
Just a centuries old trick that keeps tomatoes fresh for months. Would you try preserving tomatoes this way? Let us know in the comments. Follow for more Amish inspired food preservation tricks and frugal living hacks.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
How measles was viewed in the 1960s. https://t.co/ecjLiKMpTf
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I'm home from school because I have the measles, or at least a strange case of red freckles and a slight temperature. But hey, no school for a few days! My dad said to say hello and that he'll bring me comic books.
Turns out, seven students are confirmed to have measles, with four others possible. They must have been vaccinated! Vaccines are harmful, I tell you. They are endangering the health of every child in this city. Now, Noah is turning Liv, gotta call 911!
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Speaker 0: What are you doing home from school? They sent me home. Measles. Now see, their measles are a strange case of red freckles. You have got a temperature.
They told me a 1.1. What's the record? Never mind. Oh, are you sure it's the measles? Well, he certainly got all the symptoms.
A slight temperature, a lot of dots, and a great big smile. A great big smile? No school for a few days. Say hello to my dotted son for me. Tell him I'll bring him some comic books, and I'll see you later, dear.
Okay, honey. Bye. Boy, this is the life, isn't it? Yeah. If you have to get sick, you sure can't beat the measles.
That's right. No medicine. Inside or out? Like shots on me. Don't even mention shots.
Yeah. Dad says I should go to school. Seven students confirmed with measles. Four others possible. Wow.
They had to have been vaccinated. These moms never vaccinated their kids and lied about it. Vaccines are harmful. You are endangering the health of every child in this city. Liv, Noah is turning Liv.
Call 911.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Did you know the U.S. military is one of the largest buyers of glitter in the world? https://t.co/r7nDoYTmln
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The glitter conspiracy reveals that only two main manufacturers of glitter exist, both in New Jersey. One, GlitRx, became secretive after a 2018 shortage, refusing to disclose its biggest market or customers, hinting they use glitter in products you wouldn't expect. Glitter, made from aluminized plastic, is found in various items, but the largest buyer remains unknown. Theories suggest it’s used in boat paint to avoid scrutiny over microplastics or even military applications. The other company, Meadowbrook Inventions, founded by a Manhattan Project member, also produces glitter for military uses, including anti-radar technology. This raises questions about government secrecy and potential military applications of glitter, suggesting it might be a hidden tool for control.
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Speaker 0: Yo. The glitter conspiracy is a rabbit hole you are not ready for. So I didn't know this, but there's legit only, like, 2 main manufacturers of glitter in the world. Both of which are based in New Jersey, of all places. And, yes, I'm talking like regular glitter, the same stuff you use in arts and crafts.
1 of these companies is, like, super secret and private that apparently invented glitter themselves and is very hush-hush about everything. And the other is GlitRX. No one really thought much of it until it came out that we actually have a worldwide shortage of glitter back in 2018. Kind of a weird thing to be short of, so a journalist from the New York Times went in to interview the team at GlitRx to find out. She casually asked if she could tour the factory, and surprisingly, GlitRx told her absolutely not.
Like, there was no debate about it. She was strictly not allowed to see how glitter was made, and wasn't even allowed to be in a nearby room to even hear how it's made. So instead, she was just left to interview a manager at the company, and things just kept getting sketchier. She asked the manager if she could tell her what industry serves as her biggest market, and the GlitterX rep instantly without hesitation tells her, no. I absolutely cannot tell you.
Confused, the journalist asks her if she knows who their biggest customer is and she replies with, oh, god. Yes. And you would never guess it. Let's just leave it at that. Asking why she can't talk about it, she responds by saying, because they don't want anyone to know that it is glitter.
And that if you looked at it, you wouldn't even know that it's glitter. The journalist then asks if you'd even be able to see the glitter at all in the finished product. To which the manager replies, oh, you'd be able to see something but it's yeah, I can't. And this interview single handedly sparked the great glitter rabbit hole of the Internet. Apparently, these clients that purchase glitter are all under a very strict confidentiality clause with GlitRx.
They really do not want people to know that their products are made from the sparkly stuff. The industry these products are part of is clearly massive, yet no one knows what it is. So what even is glitter? By definition, it is aluminum metallized polyethylene terephthalate. Essentially, plastic that has been aluminized and shredded into tiny specks that sparkle.
And it's used in a lot of things, from credit cards, passports, currency, football helmets, cosmetics, jet skis, granite countertops, even toothpaste, allegedly. But none of these are quite big enough to be this top industry buyer of glitter. One of the leading theories is that this biggest glitter industry is for boat paint, which many manufacturers do admit they use it in their boats. And they don't want people to know about it because of how much microplastics in the glitter these boats are really dumping into the ocean, which is a hot topic these days and is why they'd want to keep it such a secret. Others claim that it's being dumped into beaches to make the sand sparkle, or that it's just Crest toothpaste, and we're rubbing the microplastics directly into our gums.
As well as for use in military applications, which would obviously be highly classified, and this is where the theory takes an unexpected turn. Remember that super secret company that basically founded glitter? The other New Jersey company that isn't GlitRx? Turns out, they're actually not as big of a secret as they'd like to be called Meadowbrook Inventions, which was founded by Henry f Rushman, a German American machinist who invented modern glitter in the 19 thirties. And also happened to be part of the Manhattan project, the highly classified operation that created the atom bomb.
So the guy who invented glitter also helped create the world's first nuclear weapon. Who would have known? Meadowbrook's machines that make glitter are also commonly used for government contracts for products like rocket fuel, airplane brake shoes, and anti radar chaff, which are chopped up fibers they shoot out of military planes that can block radar, redirect heat seeking missiles, and can even be used to simulate poor weather conditions on radar. Good thing the government would never do that. Henry W.
Rushman, the son of the original creator was interviewed, and even admitted to what they were really using glitter for all these years. Specifically mentioning money, passports, toothpaste, and all those military applications like that anti radar chaff. And even mentioned it was used in special batteries they produced for a military contractor called Picatinny Arsenal. Batteries that he claimed produce more electricity than any other battery we've ever known, and was pretty quiet about it after that. If there's anything we've learned about the government, it's that they love spending money, and their budget is essentially endless.
Especially if it's for the military. And given all these military uses of glitter, as well as its founder's roots in the Manhattan projects and connection to atomic bombs, this one might be our answer. What other industry could be so secret that the New York Times article described it as CIA levels of obfuscation. How about the CIA itself? Perhaps once again the government is behind it all, using the same sparkly powder found in children's art projects for military applications, fighter jets, rocket fuel, money, and passports.
Possibly even some new high-tech super battery they don't want the rest of us to know about. What a plot twist that would be if glitter of all things ends up being the government's top secret weapon to control the masses.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Dude knows what's talking about. https://t.co/NGUjXwmFkS
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A global shift in consciousness is underway, revealing government corruption. Article 61 in England allows citizens to reject government actions. The legal system is a man-made tool for control. After being arrested 27 times and having six cars crushed, I learned the legal language and questioned police authority due to their lack of legal training. I negotiated with judges, aware of their tactics. The government intrudes into every aspect of life, creating a web of control. Capitalism and healthcare shouldn't profit from illness. I envision a world filled with love and cooperation, not self-interest. If I had children, I wouldn't hand them over to a government that operates like a corporation.
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Speaker 0: Everyone's waking up. The whole planet's awakening. There's a huge shift of consciousness happening on the planet, whether you're aware of it or not. I started waking up realizing governments were corrupt. I fought the system.
Article 61 is a legitimate law in the Kingdom of England to say, if you're not happy with what the government's doing, you can just say, honest, not for me. Thanks. Is that real? That's a real thing. The legal system is a man made technology designed to control masses.
I got arrested 27 times in 3 years. I've got 6 cars crushed, and I went through the entire process, courtroom after courtroom after courtroom, learning the legal language. I always ask the police one question, do you have a degree in law? No. Then why would I listen to you?
Are you legally trained? No. Then how are you enforcing the law? Well, I started negotiating with judges. But they know what you're doing?
Yeah. But I also know what they're doing. So let's check my email. The government have insidiously invited themselves in into every aspect of our life and that's why it seems like we're in spider web, we can't get out of it. Capitalism and health care shouldn't be allowed to exist.
You shouldn't be allowed to capitalize on illness. That's horrible. And I wanna live on a planet with loving people. That's the truth. I wanna live on a planet where people aren't doing everything for themselves.
Let's get more uplifting, inspirational, and excited people about life in politics. If you had children, would you not sign a verse? Absolutely not. Why would I give my children my living, breathing, conscious, spiritual, intelligent being that I've co created with my partner, why would I then give it to a Crown Corporation government?
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Strange. https://t.co/03yXMQ4zNM
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My friend in East Texas found something unusual in her pool after living there for over 11 years without any similar incidents. She hasn't changed her pool's chemical regimen, but there was some strange fog the day before. I'm looking for insights from water experts or anyone who might know what could cause this. If you have any ideas, please share. Thank you!
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Speaker 0: Okay. Calling in all reinforcements. Need your help on this one. My friend who lives in East Texas woke up today, and this is what was in her pool. Now she's lived in this property for over 11 years and never has had anything like this happen before.
No. She did not change any chemical regimen in her pool. The only thing that she said that was kinda weird was there was some really odd fog yesterday, but I've tried to look it up too. I can't find anything that would lead to anything like this happening or any reaction with water. So if anybody has any idea, any water experts out there, I know I have a few or at least one following my page.
We need your help. Alright, guys. Thanks so much in advance for your help. Let me know if you have any ideas.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Rome never fell - it became Vatican. https://t.co/Jz0HpIcGuQ
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The pope is seen as the emperor of Rome, which transformed into the Vatican. The Vatican represents the priesthood of ancient Roman pagan religions, disguised as Christianity. The question arises: can man alter God's orders? Despite this, the pope changed the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday, associated with sun worship. The Vatican features symbols like a sun temple, an obelisk, and a reflecting pool, similar to those found in places like Dealey Plaza and Washington DC. This is not meant to insult Catholics but to reveal a deeper truth.
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Speaker 0: Who is the pope? He is the emperor of Rome. Rome never died, never faded away. It became the Vatican. What is the Vatican?
It is the priesthood of all of the old pagan religions of Rome. Built upon the deception that they are Christian. Can man change the orders of God? Can man elevate himself above God? No.
Then why did the pope change the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday, the venerable day of the worship of the sun, Osiris? Why in the outer courtyard of the Vatican is there a temple of the sun, an obelisk, and a reflecting pool built as a fountain around the base of the obelisk? Because what we're talking about, Dealey Plaza and in Washington DC, exists also in the Vatican. And I'm not trying to insult Catholics. I'm just trying to tell you the truth.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Some random thoughts. https://t.co/0LVnFd1j6S
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75% of the human brain's mass is myelin, composed entirely of cholesterol. Alzheimer's disease, a neurodegenerative condition, emerged in 1979 and is now a leading cause of death in the West. Margarine was invented in 1869 for Napoleon's army and gained popularity during World War II due to a shortage of animal fats. By the 1970s, animal fats in margarine were replaced with vegetable oils to reduce cholesterol. Interestingly, margarine is one molecule away from being plastic, highlighting how small differences can lead to vastly different effects on the body. A simple home experiment involves placing butter, vegetable margarine, and plastic outside to observe wildlife attraction. Butter will quickly attract various animals, while margarine and plastic will remain untouched for weeks.
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Speaker 0: 75% of the mass of the human brain is made up of a substance called myelin, and myelin is made up 100% by cholesterol. I'll leave it there. On a separate and completely unrelated subject, Alzheimer's disease is a neurodegenerative brain disease, which destroys brain cells. Now, Alzheimer's never existed until 1979, and yet now, it is one of the leading causes of death in Western societies. On a separate and completely unrelated subject, margarine was first invented in 18/69 because Napoleon wanted a cheaper and longer lasting fat for his armies to travel with.
It didn't gain popularity until the 2nd World War when butter and other animal fats were scarce. Grew in popularity in the fifties. But by the seventies, the animal fats in it had been replaced with vegetable oils because, obviously, animal fats contain saturated fat and a lot of cholesterol. So they wanted to offer a lower cholesterol alternative. I'll leave it there.
On a separate and completely unrelated subject, margarine is one molecule away from being plastic. Now as any chemist will tell you, one molecule can make a huge difference to the finished compound. Take ethanol and methanol, for example. One molecule difference, but very, very, very different results when ingested into the human body. Alright?
So I'll leave it there. On a separate and completely unrelated subject, a simple experiment to do at home is to take a slab of butter, a slab of vegetable margarine with no animal fats in, and a slab of plastic, and stick them all outside in your garden and have a look what happens. Very quickly, all the wildlife in the area is going to be attracted to that butter from the flies and the beetles and the mini beasts through the birds, the rodents, all the way up to the apex predators, foxes, badgers, bears. If there happens to be no other wildlife around, then bacteria and mold will very, very quickly consume it because it's easily digestible for all organic life forms. The margarine and the plastic will sit there for weeks.
Nothing in nature will touch them. I'll try it. I'll leave it there.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
The dude did his homework. https://t.co/dtnUQjrHIH
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I addressed the judge, asserting my right to work without a license, claiming I live under common law, not corporate schemes. I argued that Michigan wrongfully turned my right to work into a privilege requiring a license, referencing key legal cases to support my stance. The prosecution struggled to counter my argument, leading to a motion for dismissal. The judge agreed, acknowledging my strong case and humorously suggesting the prosecution wasn't prepared for me. An experienced attorney praised my argument, recognizing the constraints imposed by the Bar Association. The case was dismissed, and I continue to help others facing similar challenges.
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Speaker 0: I looked up at him and I said, Judge, I'm not practicing. I know what the hell I'm doing. And the whole court broke out laughing. He said, that's pretty good. That's pretty good.
I like somebody with a sense of humor. He said, but that doesn't change anything, son. You have to have a license to practice law. And I said, your honor, I'm an unfranchised common law free man. I live at the common law.
I am not a participant in any time team schemes of limited liability on a joint venture for profit with an insurable interest requiring me to participate in these illegal corporate Ponzi schemes. I am just Joe Blow from Kokomo down on the street. I just live at the common law, and I have a right to work and contract my labor, my skill, and my time of life as I see fit. Not as some third party arbitrary and capricious bar association sees fit, and they had loaded the court with all these attorneys. And they were, oh, you hear that guy?
I said, your honor, the state of Michigan arbitrarily and erroneously converted my right to work into a privilege and issued a license and a fee for it. That's unconstitutional, your honor. Marbury versus Madison, 5 US 1371803. Anything in conflict or repugnanties null and void of law. K?
Can you see that? Marbury versus Madison. And since the state converted my right into a privilege and issued a license and a fee for it, Bernock versus Pennsylvania, no state may convert a secured liberty and a privilege and issue a license and a fee for it. And if they do, Shuttlesworth versus Birmingham, Alabama says I may ignore the license and fee and engage in the right with impunity. That means you can't punish me.
And US versus Bishop 412 US 346 defines wolveness as an evil motive or intent to avoid a known duty or task under the law with a moral certainty. I submit, your honor. I couldn't have done an evil task because I was totally following the constitution in the US Supreme Court. I would submit the prosecution counsel's burden is to prove that I did willfully annoyingly avoid a known duty task under the law and namely to get the license. And I would submit he specifically precluded he cannot perform his task, and therefore, I had motion for dismissal with prejudice fairies, state of cause of action for which relief can be granted.
And I'd kinda like to collect my cost and fees for having to defend this frivolous, spurious complaint. The judge rolls back in his chair with a great big smile, and he turns to counsel for the prosecution. He says, woah, miss Rose. What do you think we ought to do about this young gentleman? The prosecution mounts back, how about we honor the motion to dismiss, your honor?
The judge says, good answer because I don't think you're ready for this kid today. And the whole court broke out laughing. And the old gentleman walked up to me and he said, son, I just wanna shake your hand and tell you, you gotta have like King Kong because you just slammed the bar association right into the ground. On top of that, I've been an attorney for 57 years, and I just wanna shake your hand, sir, and tell you that was one of the most magnificent arguments that I've ever had the privilege to hear in a court of law. Now he was an honest attorney, and he realized what kind of a chain was around his ankle with this Bar Association.
And these lawyers, they resent that. They really do. They're people just like you. They don't like to have any chains on them, but they hadn't had anybody quite show them how to get those chains off. And when they saw somebody do it in their own skill with their own, you know, with their own cards, on their own playing field, it actually impressed the hell out of them.
I had several gentlemen come up and shake my hand that day. Needless to say, the case was dismissed, and I've been helping little people getting jammed for years. Every time I see some little person get jammed, I'm out there flipping that wrench. Zingy, zingy, zingy. And I flipped that wrench on them so good that usually they just back off.
Doctor Koworkin was a perfect example. The poor man was, just trying to help these poor people. They were jamming him every which way he would loose.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Anyone else heard or can confirm this? Pretty interesting, if true. https://t.co/nrccL3pczL
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There's been more discussion about mysterious booms than I initially thought, extending beyond just Rigby, Idaho. After posting a video about them, a law enforcement friend advised me to remove it and stop discussing the topic. He mentioned that agencies have been instructed to deny, deflect, and diffuse any conversation about these booms. Additionally, a local amateur seismologist who was investigating the phenomenon contacted the news but sadly passed away from a heart attack before his story could air. This raises concerns about the nature of these booms and why they’re being kept quiet. If I stop making videos, you'll understand the reason.
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Speaker 0: We are not supposed to talk about the booms.
Speaker 1: Evidently, there's a lot more booms going around than I first realized. I thought it was just here local to Rigby, Idaho, but it's not. Shortly after posting my video about the booms, I have a law enforcement friend. I'm not gonna say if if it's state level or county level, but he came over to my house and said, hey, Aaron, it'd be a good idea to pull the video you posted about the booms and not talk about it anymore. He didn't tell me if he knew what they were or what they were doing it for, but he says as an agency, they've been told to deny, deflect, and diffuse.
So they don't want it to be talked about. Now I'm not crazy into conspiracy theories, but my officer friend did tell me about a local amateur seismologist that contacted the news and gave him a story about he set up several different seismology detectors around the area and he was gonna run a story on it. And shortly thereafter before they could actually run the story, he had a heart attack and he's gone. So that got me thinking that there's something going on with these booms that we're not supposed to know about. So if I stop making videos guys, you'll know why.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
How many coincidences before mathematically impossible? https://t.co/nCIEckthCc
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Ari De Go, who patented free energy technology, was found dead in his car before meeting with investors. Stefan Marinov, leader of the European Free Energy Movement, died after a breakthrough while working on a prototype; he reportedly fell out a window. Nuclear physicist Dr. John Mullen, who worked for a military contractor, allegedly discovered something big in energy but died from arsenic poisoning; his girlfriend, the primary suspect, was also found dead. Dimitri Petronov, who invented a plasma battery, disappeared after going to a bakery. Zachary Warfield, also working on a plasma battery and who met with Dimitri, died in a boating accident. Eugene Malo, an expert in cold fusion who claimed to have a working prototype, was beaten to death before going public. Rory Johnson, who invented a cold fusion motor, was subject to a Department of Energy restraining order and died mysteriously despite being healthy. Mark Tomian, who patented a zero-point energy system, was found dead after developing a working prototype, and his research went missing. Stan Thompson, who developed a car that ran on water, died during lunch with investors, claiming he'd been poisoned. Nikola Tesla's free energy research was shut down by JP Morgan after he requested additional capital. The speaker suggests that suppressed technology contributes to inequality and high costs.
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Speaker 0: Let's play a game. I'm about to give you a bunch of random situations, and you can tell me how many random coincidences the world is full of. So this is Ari De Go. He patented technology on free energy. He was headed to the airport to go meet some investors, but he never made it to his flight because he was found dead in his car.
That's random. This is Stefan Marinov. He is the leader of the European Free Energy Movement. In 1997, he had a major breakthrough, and as they were working on the prototype, he was found dead? What?
Yeah. Apparently, he fell out of a window. This is doctor John Mullen. He is a nuclear physicist that worked for one of the largest military contractors in the world. Apparently, he discovered something really big in the realm of energy, but unfortunately, before he could come out with this information, he died from arsenic poisoning.
But don't worry, his girlfriend was the primary suspect. She was actually found dead in her apartment as well. They didn't go after any other suspects. Case closed. This right here is Dimitri Petronov.
He invented a plasma battery that powered his 2 story house for 14 months. One day he went to go get bread from a bakery and was never seen again. Zachary Warfield was also working on a plasma battery. He actually met with Dimitri a couple of times where they would exchange notes. He mysteriously died in a boating accident in Washington DC.
Eugene Malo was an expert physicist in the cold fusion. He claimed to have a working prototype of a free energy device, but the day before he was gonna go public, he was beaten to death. That's so random. Rory Johnson invented a cold fusion motor that generated over 500 horsepower. The Department of Energy took a restraining order against this technology so he could never publicize it, and you're never gonna guess what happened to him.
Everyone who knew him said he was super healthy, had no health issues, but he died mysteriously. Mark Tomian was awarded a patent for a zero point energy system. After he developed his working prototype, he was found mysteriously dead. And the crazy thing is his research is missing. What?
Or you might recognize this one. This is Stan Thompson. He developed a car that ran off of water. After developing his working prototype, he went to go to lunch with 2 investors so that he'd gain money to push this technology out there. He died during lunch.
His last words were I've been poisoned. Nikola Tesla believed he could make free energy. And all of his research was funded by, guess who, JP Morgan. When he claimed to have figured it out and he wanted additional capital so that he could expand his inventions, JP Morgan shut him down. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that JPMorgan owned General Electric.
He owned copper mines. He owned rubber mills. Anyways, the reason why the world has so much inequality, the reason why things are so expensive, it has nothing to do with the fact that we keep inventing technology that can help people, but we suppress it. Anyways, I don't know what you guys think. Isn't that crazy?
What coincidences? The world is a weird place.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Lot's of coincidences. https://t.co/49txmjucvB
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A series of inventors working on free energy technologies mysteriously died before sharing their discoveries. From arsenic poisoning to boating accidents, each death was surrounded by suspicious circumstances. The suppression of these inventions by powerful entities like the Department of Energy and JPMorgan raises questions about the true reasons behind these deaths and the lack of progress in making free energy accessible to all. The world is full of strange coincidences.
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Speaker 0: Let's play a game. I'm about to give you a bunch of random situations, and you can tell me how many random coincidences the world is full of. So this is Ari De Go. He patented technology on free energy. He was headed to the airport to go meet some investors, but he never made it to his flight because he was found dead in his car.
That's random. This is Stefan Marinov. He is the leader of the European Free Energy Movement. In 1997, he had a major breakthrough, And as they were working on the prototype, he was found dead. What?
Yeah. Apparently, he fell out of a window. This is doctor John Mullen. He is a nuclear physicist that worked for 1 of the largest military contractors in the world. Apparently, he discovered something really big in the realm of energy, but unfortunately, before he could come out with this information, he died from arsenic poisoning.
But don't worry, his girlfriend was the primary suspect. She was actually found dead in her apartment as well. They didn't go after any other suspects. Case closed. This right here is Dimitri Petronoff.
He invented a plasma battery that powered his 2 story house for 14 months. 1 day, he went to go get bread from a bakery and was never seen again. Zachary Warfield was also working on a plasma battery. He actually met with Dimitri a couple of times where they would exchange notes. He mysteriously died in a boating accident in Washington DC?
Eugene Malov was an expert physicist in the cold fusion. He claimed to have a working prototype of a free energy device, but the day before he was gonna go public, he was beaten to death. That's so random. Rory Johnson invented a cold fusion motor that generated over 500 horsepower. The Department of Energy took a restraining order against its technology so he could never publicize it, and you're never gonna guess what happened to him.
Everyone who knew him said he was super healthy, had no health issues, but he died mysteriously. Bartomian was awarded a patent for a 0 point energy system. After he developed his working prototype, he was found mysteriously dead. And the crazy thing is his research is missing. What?
Or you might recognize this 1. This is Stan Thompson. He developed a car that ran off of water. After developing his working prototype, he went to go to lunch with 2 investors so that he'd gain money to push this technology out there. He died during lunch.
His last words were I've been poisoned. Nikola Tesla believed he could make free energy. And all of his research was funded by, guess who, JP Morgan, when he claimed to have figured it out and he wanted additional capital so that he could expand his inventions, JPMorgan shut him down. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that JPMorgan owned General Electric. He owned copper mines.
He owned rubber mills. Anyways, the reason why the world has so much inequality, the reason why things are so expensive, it has nothing to do with the fact that we keep inventing technology that can help people, but we suppress it. Anyways, I don't know what you guys think. Isn't that crazy? What coincidences?
The world is a weird place.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
The Mud Flood and the World Fairs. https://t.co/5RAIiMUk1O
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In the 19th century, cities worldwide were buried in mud, hiding advanced civilization like Tartaria. World's fairs showcased intricate buildings supposedly demolished after, raising suspicions of hiding a pre-existing advanced civilization.
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Speaker 0: Look at these photographs. Why are all these doors and windows submerged underground? They've been hiding the true answer to this question from us. In the 19th century, strange events were reported worldwide. Cities were dug out from layers of mud and debris, revealing buildings buried up to their rooftops.
It was a global cataclysmic event that buried entire civilizations in mud, erasing them from history. But here is where it gets rather unsettling. The Tartarian Empire, often depicted in old maps, was an advanced civilization that existed across Europe and Asia. They built architectural marvels, had access to advanced technology and were able to harness energy from the atmos. Many say the mud flood was a deliberate attempt to wipe out Tartaria from history.
Hiding their advanced technology and knowledge, but it gets even darker. Look at the world's fairs of the late 1800 early 1900. These elaborate buildings resembling ancient architecture were supposedly built in just a few years. After the fairs, they were supposedly demolished. Was this to erase evidence of an advanced pre existing civilization?
The Chicago World Fair in 18/93, the Paris exposition in 1900, and the St. Louis World Fair in 19 4. All showcased magnificent buildings with intricate designs. Officially, they were apparently built with plaster and wood. Do these look like temporary structures to you?
The sudden disappearance of these architectural marvels raises the question, were they remnants of the Tartarion empire conveniently disguised as temporary exhibits that were destroyed to hide their true origins?
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Truth matters. https://t.co/f06B9Fa1aL
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Many creative people had mundane jobs. Einstein, despite his fame, had a controversial personal life and was accused of plagiarism. He was criticized by many scientists, including Nikola Tesla. Einstein's theories were not universally accepted, and he faced accusations of distorting Western science. Despite his reputation, some argue that true brilliance was overshadowed by his media hype. Einstein's legacy remains a topic of debate among scholars and scientists.
Translation: Einstein, a famous figure, faced criticism for his personal life and alleged plagiarism. Many scientists disagreed with his theories, and his reputation was questioned. Some believe his true brilliance was overlooked due to media hype. The debate surrounding Einstein's legacy continues among scholars and scientists.
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Speaker 0: Nina, a lot of creative people had mindless jobs. Michelangelo worked in a marble quarry. Herman Melville was a customs agent. Albert Einstein worked for the patent office.
Speaker 1: And what is it you want to patent here, Smith? I call it Smith's theory of relativity. Hey. Look at this. What?
Well, in 18/95, Einstein, he failed a simple entrance exam to an engineering school in Zurich. Okay. He was a dropout. He's a dropout student. He was cruel to his first wife.
He beat her. He cheated on her. Then he married his cousin who he cheated on constantly. He estranged from his sons. He left them with no money, although he had it.
He was a Marxist who hated McCarthy for hunting commies. In fact, he was mentioned by Stalin Soviets as a close friend. The this film or this TV show says, oh, he was just an internationalist. No. He was a commie.
He says he was a pacifist, but he wanted war with Germany. He actually wanted to genocide Germans. There was a quote where he said, the Germans can be killed or constrained after the war, but they cannot be reeducated to a democratic way of thinking and acting. It is hoped that by war's end, they will largely have been killed off. Albert Einstein said this.
At Lincoln University, California, Einstein gave a speech in which he called racism a disease of white people and added, I do not intend to be quiet about it. But he was vehemently anti nationalist and anti white, but very, very pro Jewish. In fact, he was offered a presidency of Israel. He politely declined the offer by saying, I'm deeply moved by the offer from our state of Israel, and at once saddened and ashamed that I cannot accept. He was a hardcore Zionist, but a post nationalism nationalism at every turn for Europeans.
In fact, he wanted to crush it. So what did he give us anyway? Everything is relative Relative? Moral relativism? Nothing is certain.
No such thing as an absolute. Anything goes. What is truth anyway? There's no meaning except relativism, of course. Right?
So only his view of the universe is the right one that we're all choking to death on. Right? And many physicists disagree with his theories because that's all they are, is theories. Well, how is he how is he even gotten this big in the first place? Well, it's a fact that his work was not only twisted unscientific ideas, but that it was science that was plagiarized.
I know Reddy said, did a show on this, a great show on this, covering this in detail. His writings included his popular 1924 book, Meaning of Relativity, which was plagiarized from the Lawrence transformation. Plagiarism of the mass energy equivalence largely based on the work of George Fitzgerald and Hendrick Lawrence, Irish and Dutch theoretical physicist. And also the work of French physicist, Henry help me with this Poincare. Henri Poincare.
There you go. He developed Henri Poincare. There you go.
Speaker 0: He he developed
Speaker 1: the theory of relativity years before Einstein. Einstein. And it gets worse. Plagiarism of Paul Gerber's, or is it Gerber's groundbreaking work on the speed of gravity. Okay.
This was a German guy. And the idea that the speed of light was a constant and was independent of the motion of its source was not Einstein's at all, but was proposed by the Scottish scientist, James Maxwell, in 18/78. Also, Berhard Reiman, a German, was the first to develop a sound non Euclidean geometry, which is the basis of all the math he used to describe relativity. Also, it goes on. Heinrich Hertz, the the father of the unit of frequency Hertz, right, sound vibration, discovered that electro loads illuminated with ultraviolet light, and they create electric sparks more easily.
Well, in 1905, Einstein published the paper explaining this same experiment from Hertz's photoelectric effect. And it was actually Hertz's discovery that led to the quantum revolution. Yet Einstein was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1921 for the discovery of the law of the photoelectric effects. Okay? It goes on.
Nikola Tesla, he could not stand Einstein. In fact, he called them an old crank. He gave a scathing analysis of Einstein's relativity theory, calling it a magnificent mathematical garb, which fascinates, dazzles, and makes people blind to the underlying errors. The theory is like a beggar cloth and purple whom ignorant people take for a king. He said this in 1935.
John Murray Coudehy, a brilliant known sociologist at Einstein was motivated by a desire to distort and destroy Western Science. Very, very accurate. Dayton Clarence Miller, president of Britain's Royal Astronomical Society disagreed with all Einstein's theory. He had his own absolute space theory, which is interesting. And it goes on.
A 100 prestigious Austrian and German scientists denounced him in this book, Hundert, I don't know how to say it, Alterin Gegen. I'll I'll pull it up right here. Accused him of being a pseudo mysticism and, pseudo mystic and, and just speculating everything, basically. A 100 scientists. H.
L. Mencken, there's sound reason for believing that Einstein will not hold up in the long run. His curved space may be classed with psychosomatic bumps of Gall and Spurzheim, 2 other brilliant scientists. So the point is we wouldn't be in the stone age without him hardly. We'd be cultivating other planets by now.
Right? And then people who say, oh, you're just jealous of him or oh, it's because he's Jewish. No. It's because he was a thief, a liar, and a plagiarist, and an awful person in his private life. And, you know, true brilliant people couldn't stand him and they viewed him as a crack box a crack pot and a liar and a plagiarist because he was.
And Einstein criticized scientists he felt threatened by true geniuses like Erwin Schrodinger, quantum theory, Werner Heisenberg, Hilbert Planck. He was actually the jealous one who was attacking all these. But he he was propped up as the archetype of brilliance, genius in science, the smartest man alive, and he was a Jew. Right? So he's just a pure creation basically of a Jewish media hype that was manufactured in the twenties, basically like a pop star.
But he was a commie who failed his college entrance exam and shamelessly ripped off true geniuses. So he's all smoke and mirrors. He's a fraud, people. And I don't know if you guys have heard this before, but it it's massive. Germany, Henrik, as you said, was thriving.
I mean, just amazing minds were coming out of Germany in this time. It's not like Einstein took Germany out of some kind of stone age and they were, you know, they were not gonna advance without his brilliance. Right?
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Healing Bells. Where are all the Bells? https://t.co/dP21A90AkE
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The frequency and vibrations of bells were once widely used in the old world for healing and uplifting purposes. However, this practice mysteriously disappeared, with some attributing it to the need for ammunition during wars. The true significance of bells goes beyond their surface level benefits, influencing our perception of reality and potentially making us more susceptible to control. It is important to question everything and delve deeper into the lost truths of the past.
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Speaker 0: And that sound and that feeling, that is the frequency and vibrations, what the old world used so predominantly, and the true reason behind all the bells that magically disappeared, or they tell us it was for ammunition for the wars. But many truths get lost in the fog of war. The healing and uplifting properties of bells have been used for generations. But it goes deeper than that. Moving us from the true nature of this realm, making us all that much easier to control, question everything
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Lots of coincidences around April 8th. https://t.co/2NGZ6CGWbc
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On April 8th, NASA is launching 3 rockets to study atmospheric changes during an eclipse, naming the project Apep after an Egyptian serpent deity. CERN is also activating the Hadron Collider on the same day. The date holds significance as Aleister Crowley contacted the devil on April 8, 1904. NASA's logo features a serpent, linking everything together.
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Speaker 0: So I guess we gotta talk about this April 8th eclipse. NASA's firing 3 rockets up to the moon's shadow. What? Why? Well, apparently, they're measuring atmospheric perturbations around the eclipse path and that's why they named their program Apep after the serpent deity from ancient Egyptian mythology.
You know, the one who was the nemesis of Ra, the serpent that ate the sun. It seems like quite a stretch to get that acronym. Right? Have Have you ever noticed they don't name their rockets or the space programs after the apostle Paul or Moses? Just saying.
Oh, and also on April 8, CERN is firing up their Mandela effect machine. I mean, their Hadron Collider. Yeah. That's, interesting timing. Right?
Only to go in the way back machine, Lester Crowley, famous satanist, contacted Eiowas, the devil himself, on April 8, 1904. So a 120 years to the date, this this happens. And if you wonder why NASA might name their project after a serpent deity, well, this is their logo. So, yeah. Once again, it's all connected.
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John Wayne, movie Hondo, 1950s - "The story goes back further than the Indians. It's originally attributed to the first Roman army to enter Tartary...". https://t.co/2rk0pp3nVu
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On point. https://t.co/uyyCFvyGGH
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The El Salvador president highlights hidden messages in the US financial system. High taxes aren't the issue; they don't fund the government. Instead, the government relies on printing money through treasury bonds, creating an illusion that taxes support it. This unsustainable system could lead to a collapse if not addressed by the next US president. Changes are needed to prevent a crisis like those in the past. Time is running out to avoid repeating history.
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Speaker 0: Pay attention and listen because there are a ton of hidden messages in the El Salvador president's speech. Look.
Speaker 1: For instance, the financial situation of the United States. When I talk to my conservative friends right here, they always tell me that the problem is high taxes, that they're wrong. Of course, high taxes are extremely high here in the United States. I I give you that. You're right in that, but that's not the real problem.
The real problem is not the high taxes themselves, but the fact that they are not even really funding the government. But even those high taxes, higher than a lot of places in the world, not even those taxes are really funding the government. So who's financing the government? Government is financed by treasury bonds, paper. And who buys the treasury bonds?
Mostly the Fed. And how does the Fed buy them? By printing money. But what backing does the Fed have for that money being printed? The Treasury bonds themselves.
So, basically, you finance the government by printing money out of thin air. Someone could ask someone could ask, well, so if the government can print a limited amounts of money out of thin air, why did they collect taxes? I mean, in theory, it would make sense, right, if they can put unlimited amounts of money, why would they need taxes for? The answer is simple, but it's very shocking. The real problem is that you pay high taxes only to uphold the illusion that you are funding the government, which you are not.
It's shocking, but it's true. The government is funded by money printing, paper backed with paper, a bubble that will inevitably inevitably burst. The situation is even worse than it seems because if most Americans and the rest of the world were to become aware of these bars, confidence in your currency would be lost, the dollar will fall, and the western civilization with it. If the next president of the United States doesn't make the necessary policies and structural changes, sooner or later, that bubble will burst. There's still time.
You don't have to make the same mistakes we did in the sixties seventies. You can still jump before the water boils.
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Who were Anunnakis? What's their connection with The Bible? How are they connected with Humanity? https://t.co/vPjvI2RgBr
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The speaker discusses the story of the Nephilim, the sons of God, and their connection to the flood. They explain that God flooded the earth because there were no more genetically pure humans left, as everyone had interbred with angelic and animal hybrid DNA. The Nephilim were described as giants and were said to be cannibalistic. There are differing theories on how the Nephilim survived the flood, with some suggesting a second incursion by angels or genetic mixing through Noah's sons' wives. The speaker also mentions the severe punishment for the angels involved and the attempts to recreate the fallen angels through satanic practices.
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Speaker 0: The story of the Nephilim, the sons of God, was right before the flood. So it's like these these events are not disconnected. This is leading toward the flood. You know, when you grow up in church, you don't really hear anything about the flood except for people were really bad. Okay.
What does that mean? Obviously, it's a it's a perspective thing. So what does it mean really bad? Like, why would God destroy the
Speaker 1: whole earth? There's a reason why God flooded the earth. Okay? People don't understand that God didn't just flood the earth because the earth was full of evil. The end.
Okay? When you read the book of Enoch and you read the book of Jubilees and Jasher and you read these other Ancient text, you get a more clear understanding of why God flooded the earth. God flooded the earth because there were no more humans left in it. Noah and his family and his sons were the only beings that were pure in generations, the Bible says. That means genetically pure.
They were the only ones left that were pure genetically. They were the only humans left on the earth. Everybody had already interbred and mixed with genetic, angelic, animal hybrid DNA mixed things.
Speaker 0: Most of the people had been corrupted. They had this This the sons of god, they had this angel DNA. They were they were giants.
Speaker 1: And then according to the book of Enoch, they were, like, cannibalistic. They were they were horrible. This was what we call the seed of Satan. Okay. The seed of the serpent.
The bible talks about the seed of the serpent and it talks about the seed of of man. This is what it's referring to. These animal human hybrid angelic perverted creatures of God's perfect genetics.
Speaker 0: A question that often often gets asked, If God flooded the earth to destroy the Nephilim, how was there a Nephilim afterwards? Well, I think that this is same question,
Speaker 2: and there's actually a lot of differing ideas and quite a lot of debate on how this actually happened.
Speaker 0: Some people believe there was, like, a second incursion, that the angels came back and did it again. Some people believe, yeah, there was some kind of a a sciency thing they did. They did some kind of a witchcraft, some Something to
Speaker 1: bring them back. When Noah's sons chose their wives, they may not have been pure in genetics, because they weren't the only ones that were pure in genetics like the Bible had said. They may have had distant distant Nephilim angelic DNA Spread bread into them in some way because the bible says that the Nephilim were there in those days and after. So somehow, the Nephilim, some remnant of them, Survive the flood. Okay?
And that remnant came on the boat with, I believe, Noah's sons' wives. And they were reintroduced into society via genetic Puttenant Square random chance that a giant was born out of one of their their children. And that giant became, its own tribe of people and took over the whole promised land. Because I believe There was a second incursion.
Speaker 0: The angels did it again. If you read in Genesis 6 four, it says, the Nephilim were in those days and So afterwards, when the sons of god came and said the daughters of men. So before and after the flood. When the sons of god came to the daughters of men.
Speaker 2: For me, it's hard to believe in the 2nd incursion theory because I believe that god Flooded the earth literally to end the 1st generation of giants. And if there was a second encouragement, then that would just bring back the giants again. So I think it had to have come from the genetic gene pool. And also, it mentions in the book of Enoch that Michael's talking to Raphael about how the pun punishment that god Put on these 1st initial angels that slept with the women, it was such a severe punishment. Anyone's heart that hears about it would be softened by it.
And, basically, that, no man nor angel shall ever partake in their portion of judgment or punishment again. And also mentions whose reins are not troubled, meaning, Like, it will change your direction knowing this punishment was so severe for these angels that no angel would ever do it again. However, I do believe there is attempts to try to recreate The the fall, and I think a lot of satanic practices are just that. They're trying to entice angels to sleep with women again in a lot of these satanic rituals. So I don't believe any of the angels have ever done
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Money is Water. Keyword: Liquidity. https://t.co/CLvC86LQa6
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In this video, the speaker discusses the connection between maritime law and everyday language. They explain that ships are referred to as "she" because they deliver products, and when a ship docks, it is called its "birth." The speaker also mentions that the concept of maritime law influenced the development of commercial systems and terms used in courts, government, and corporations. They touch on the idea that our bodies are considered corporations by law, and when we die, we become a "corpse." The speaker goes on to explain the significance of gates and bars in courts, and how touching the gate signifies entering maritime admiralty law. They conclude by suggesting that understanding this system is important, even if one wants to avoid it.
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Speaker 0: Let me let me give you another it just strikes me. Let me give you a quick example about, the maritime law, the law of water, the law of the sea. Money is water by law. So when a ship this is why all ships are female. By law, all ships, rocket ships, sailing ship, Air it doesn't matter.
If it's a ship, it's female
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 0: Because the captain always refers to his ship as she. She's a good ship, or she's done this. Why she? Because she delivers the product. Without she, there is no product.
Right?
Speaker 1: It's a vessel. It's
Speaker 0: Of course. Of course, it is a vessel, so is your body. It's a vessel that produces a product. Right. So when the ship pulls into a harbor, it stops and where it parks is called its birth.
It's birthing a ship or she sits in her birth. Uh-huh. And every item on that ship Well, coming off that ship is money, is money changing hands.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 0: It came in on water. So it's called so every piece has to have what is called picket of manifest Mhmm. Because she is sitting in her birth. That's why when you were born
Speaker 1: I had a birth certificate.
Speaker 0: You had you your mother's water broke. You were you were inside a container of water. Her water broke and you came out, and therefore, you have to have a birth certificate. Wow. There and it's gotta be signed by the dock because that's where the ship is sitting, and the dock is where the ship sits.
So once you begin to see how The words and terms are all based on maritime admiralty, the law of water, the cash flow, the liquid asset. You know what
Speaker 1: Is this in English? The da, the water?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. Of course. But of course, it goes all the way back to the English or British domination of the seas. And so when the British began to dominate the seas, the Knights Templar, Masonic Order of the Knights Templars, who have been in in the in the middle of, Asia, came back into Western Eastern Europe, brought all of these concepts, And it was developed into a commercial system of words Mhmm.
And terms and symbols, which so using courts and government and corporations. You know, your body as a corporation? Now that's a whole We could talk for hours on this, but your body is a corporation
Speaker 1: cells, you mean.
Speaker 0: No. No. No. It's called and by law, your body your physical body is a corporation. And so when you die, you're a corpse because you're because when you're living, you're a corporation.
You are a business, and hanging out with that person is bad business.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 0: Or who I hang out with is none of your business.
Speaker 1: Right. Because
Speaker 0: Because it's because your body is a business. And so you say, well, you know, what you're doing with with her or him is bad business. Right. But, of course, if you're getting married and she's very wealthy, They you'll say she's of good stock. Right?
Words and terms are based on maritime admiralty, the law of water. And so that's why when you go into a court, you'll have a fence and a gate. The people sit out here and the judge sits inside. The gate is called a floodgate. When you go through the canal, you have a floodgate.
Right. So when you're sitting out here, you're in the law of the land. The judge has no control or no Troll or no jurisdiction over the people sitting out here. No jurisdiction whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Right. Because they're outside the gate.
Speaker 0: That's outside the gate.
Speaker 1: Right. Right.
Speaker 0: That's on land. But when you're in the but when you walk past that gate, now you're in hot water and someone's gonna have to bail you out.
Speaker 1: Dale. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Okay? It's that's so
Speaker 1: did you write a book about all these matters?
Speaker 0: No. No. I've just been studying it for 48 years. Wow. But it's fascinating because when you understand that there's I mean, the whole subject is so large and it would take hours to and I'd have to go back to square 1, and walk through all the words and terms of using law and courts and and and commerce
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: For you to understand how pervasive this concept of water is on the Earth. Wow. The law of water, maritime applety, it it's an extraordinary story about how governments rule the world. And unless you understand this, You're never gonna figure out what's going on. When when look at it.
When you walk into a courtroom and they call your name, you get up and you put your hand on the gate and you open the gate. The moment you put your hand on the gate, by international law, you, of your own volition, have opened yourself up to maritime admiralty law, because you are in the law of the land. As long as you don't touch that gate and go through it, they you haven't opened the floodgate. Now once you open the floodgate, There's a piece of wood on top of that gate, and it's called the bar, and you're not licensed to pass the bar. So what you've done is you've opened the floodgate, but you weren't License to pass the bar.
Speaker 1: So what does that mean?
Speaker 0: So that means that you are dead. You are now dead. Once you touch that, you are dead.
Speaker 1: Because you're no longer in control of it.
Speaker 0: That's right. You were dead. Well, you're considered to be a dead man. That's why the attorney has to speak for you. He has to represent you.
Speaker 1: He dead because
Speaker 0: because you went into the deep water and you died. You drowned it.
Speaker 1: Because you weren't licensed. Because you weren't,
Speaker 0: Right. You were not license to pass the bar. Mhmm. And the bar represents a sandbar in the ocean, but the bar is what the attorneys are licensed to pass, but you're not. So the point being is that when you open that gate
Speaker 1: Mhmm.
Speaker 0: Of your own volition, You are considered by law to be a dead man.
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 0: That's why you cannot talk to the judge, because dead people don't talk to judges. So you So you will need an attorney who is your mouthpiece. He speaks for you because you're dead.
Speaker 1: Well, should we do away with court so people can No.
Speaker 0: No. No. No. I would think that you what you wanna do is understand how This system works.
Speaker 1: And and avoid it.
Speaker 0: Well, avoid it if you can.
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Money is Water. Keyword: Liquidity. https://t.co/CLvC86LQa6
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In this video, the speaker discusses the connection between maritime law and everyday language. They explain that ships are referred to as "she" because they deliver products, and when a ship docks, it is called its "birth." The speaker also relates these maritime concepts to personal experiences, such as the process of being born and having a birth certificate. They further delve into the influence of maritime law on legal and commercial systems, highlighting the importance of understanding this connection. The speaker touches on topics like courts, corporations, and the significance of passing the bar. They conclude by suggesting that it is beneficial to comprehend how this system operates in order to navigate it effectively.
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Speaker 0: Let me let me give you another it just strikes me. Let me give you a quick example about, the maritime law, the law of water, the law of the sea. Money is water by law. So when a ship this is why all ships are female. By law, all ships, rocket ships, sailing ship, Air it doesn't matter.
If it's a ship, it's female
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 0: Because the captain always refers to his ship as she. She's a good ship, or she's done this. Why she? Because she delivers the product. Without she, there is no product.
Right?
Speaker 1: It's a vessel. It's
Speaker 0: Of course. Of course, it is a vessel, so is your body. It's a vessel that produces a product. Right. So when the ship pulls into a harbor, it stops and where it parks is called its birth.
It's birthing a ship or she sits in her birth. Uh-huh. And every item on that ship Well, coming off that ship is money, is money changing hands.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 0: It came in on water. So it's called so every piece has to have what is called picket of manifest Mhmm. Because she is sitting in her birth. That's why when you were born
Speaker 1: I had a birth certificate.
Speaker 0: You had you your mother's water broke. You were you were inside a container of water. Her water broke and you came out, and therefore, you have to have a birth certificate. Wow. There and it's gotta be signed by the dock because that's where the ship is sitting, and the dock is where the ship sits.
So once you begin to see how The words and terms are all based on maritime admiralty, the law of water, the cash flow, the liquid asset. You know what
Speaker 1: Is this in English? The da, the water?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. Of course. But of course, it goes all the way back to the English or British domination of the seas. And so when the British began to dominate the seas, the Knights Templar, Masonic Order of the Knights Templars, who have been in in the in the middle of, Asia, came back into Western Eastern Europe, brought all of these concepts, And it was developed into a commercial system of words Mhmm.
And terms and symbols, which so using courts and government and corporations. You know, your body as a corporation? Now that's a whole We could talk for hours on this, but your body is a corporation
Speaker 1: cells, you mean.
Speaker 0: No. No. No. It's called and by law, your body your physical body is a corporation. And so when you die, you're a corpse because you're because when you're living, you're a corporation.
You are a business, and hanging out with that person is bad business.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 0: Or who I hang out with is none of your business.
Speaker 1: Right. Because
Speaker 0: Because it's because your body is a business. And so you say, well, you know, what you're doing with with her or him is bad business. Right. But, of course, if you're getting married and she's very wealthy, They you'll say she's of good stock. Right?
Words and terms are based on maritime admiralty, the law of water. And so that's why when you go into a court, you'll have a fence and a gate. The people sit out here and the judge sits inside. The gate is called a floodgate. When you go through the canal, you have a floodgate.
Right. So when you're sitting out here, you're in the law of the land. The judge has no control or no Troll or no jurisdiction over the people sitting out here. No jurisdiction whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Right. Because they're outside the gate.
Speaker 0: That's outside the gate.
Speaker 1: Right. Right.
Speaker 0: That's on land. But when you're in the but when you walk past that gate, now you're in hot water and someone's gonna have to bail you out.
Speaker 1: Dale. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Okay? It's that's so
Speaker 1: did you write a book about all these matters?
Speaker 0: No. No. I've just been studying it for 48 years. Wow. But it's fascinating because when you understand that there's I mean, the whole subject is so large and it would take hours to and I'd have to go back to square 1, and walk through all the words and terms of using law and courts and and and commerce
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: For you to understand how pervasive this concept of water is on the Earth. Wow. The law of water, maritime applety, it it's an extraordinary story about how governments rule the world. And unless you understand this, You're never gonna figure out what's going on. When when look at it.
When you walk into a courtroom and they call your name, you get up and you put your hand on the gate and you open the gate. The moment you put your hand on the gate, by international law, you, of your own volition, have opened yourself up to maritime admiralty law, because you are in the law of the land. As long as you don't touch that gate and go through it, they you haven't opened the floodgate. Now once you open the floodgate, There's a piece of wood on top of that gate, and it's called the bar, and you're not licensed to pass the bar. So what you've done is you've opened the floodgate, but you weren't License to pass the bar.
Speaker 1: So what does that mean?
Speaker 0: So that means that you are dead. You are now dead. Once you touch that, you are dead.
Speaker 1: Because you're no longer in control of it.
Speaker 0: That's right. You were dead. Well, you're considered to be a dead man. That's why the attorney has to speak for you. He has to represent you.
Speaker 1: He dead because
Speaker 0: because you went into the deep water and you died. You drowned it.
Speaker 1: Because you weren't licensed. Because you weren't,
Speaker 0: Right. You were not license to pass the bar. Mhmm. And the bar represents a sandbar in the ocean, but the bar is what the attorneys are licensed to pass, but you're not. So the point being is that when you open that gate
Speaker 1: Mhmm.
Speaker 0: Of your own volition, You are considered by law to be a dead man.
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 0: That's why you cannot talk to the judge, because dead people don't talk to judges. So you So you will need an attorney who is your mouthpiece. He speaks for you because you're dead.
Speaker 1: Well, should we do away with court so people can No.
Speaker 0: No. No. No. I would think that you what you wanna do is understand how This system works.
Speaker 1: And and avoid it.
Speaker 0: Well, avoid it if you can.
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Regrowing teeth with frequencies. Wonder what else has been hidden from us. https://t.co/dwQDupjhhc
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Canadian researchers at the University of Alberta have developed an ultrasound device that can regrow human teeth. After accidentally discovering the treatment while researching jaw growth in rabbits, Tariq Albi Ali became the first to try it. With just 20 minutes of daily use, new teeth began to grow in a month. The device has been scaled down to a more user-friendly size and could potentially hit the market in two years. Dentists are hopeful that this invention could improve situations where teeth need to be reimplanted, ultimately saving teeth and improving long-term success rates.
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Speaker 0: Help could soon be at hand for athletes or anyone sporting a toothless grin. It's a Canadian invention that only plugs the gaps but fills the holes with brand new pearly whites. CTV's Deborah Shirey explains. Miss Miller getting some time in not spotted. Ryan Smith is down and hurt.
Speaker 1: It was a jaw dropping shot as Edmonton Oilers Ryan Smith takes a puck to the face, and, Yes. Those are his teeth.
Speaker 2: As quickly as possible for you.
Speaker 1: It's too late for Smith's smile, but researchers at the University of Alberta could have a cure for future toothless Hockey Grims, an ultrasound device that regrows human
Speaker 3: teeth. This
Speaker 1: Tariq Albi Ali was researching jaw growth rabbits.
Speaker 4: Accidentally, when I applied the ultrasound, I found the lower incisal grow grow grow
Speaker 1: Albi Ali is the first to try the treatment not on humans. After 20 minutes a day,
Speaker 4: new teeth started
Speaker 2: to grow
Speaker 1: in a month.
Speaker 4: With this device, we'll get this roots together, held them together, not healing it together and keep it forever.
Speaker 1: Albi Ali's machine was too big, so he teamed up with nanotech expert, Zhai Chen, who scaled it down From this to this.
Speaker 2: After using this treatment, then you can throw away. So this is like a one time use for you and you can putting on easily. What we're working on is more like a user friendly
Speaker 1: Professors at the University of Alberta have already filed a patent for this invention. It's obviously still in the type face. Scientists here are hopeful it could hit the market in as little as 2 years.
Speaker 3: Would have a fantastic practical application.
Speaker 1: No one knows more about losing teeth than Oilers dentist Anthony Sneaswap. He says time is limited when it comes to saving teeth.
Speaker 3: If we can get to the point where it doesn't matter because we can use this device then it's gonna improve situations where we can reimplant teeth and they'll will be successful long term.
Speaker 1: For now, all the attention has taken Tariq Albiani off guard.
Speaker 4: No. I don't have time to see my patients.
Speaker 1: And he can't wipe the smile off his face? Deborah Shirey, CTV News.
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You are a biological battery with an electromagnetic field called your aura. Your heart is the center of this field, while your thoughts are in the brain and emotions in the heart. Emotions are magnetic, thoughts are electric. The heart is 100,000 times stronger electrically and 5,000 times stronger magnetically than the brain. Emotions cast vibrations into this field, which is why you can feel others' emotions and vibrations. Eating electrically charged food like fruits and vegetables is important, while meat depletes your field. The 7 energy centers called chakras are within this field, and abusing them weakens your aura. Focus on balancing your mind instead of just working on your chakras. Check the bio for a helpful PDF.
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Speaker 0: They teach you this but they don't teach you this. You're a biological battery. This is why you get charged in a court, and then sit in a battery cell. Health issues show up in your electromagnetic field before they show up in your physical body. This is what they call your aura.
This is what they call your vibe, your vibration. Your heart is the center of this field. Your emotions are felt in the heart. Your thoughts are felt in the brain. Emotions are magnetic, thoughts are electric.
Your heart is a 100,000 times stronger electrically than the brain, and 5,000 times stronger magnetically than the brain. Every emotion that you feel is casting out vibrations into this field. This field is why people's emotions and Vibrations rub on to you when you are near them. You need electrical food like fruits and vegetables, which are electrically charged by the sun. This is why they feed you poison like meat because it's not charging you, it's gonna deplete your field.
What they call your shockers are actually just 7 energy centers within this field. The more you abuse these centers, the more energy they're pulling out of your field which is making you weaker and having a weak aura. Stop working on your chakras and work on your mind because your mind is the one that's unbalancing these chakras. The link is in the bio for this powerful PDF.
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Elon Musk's visionary journey began in 1999 with X, a direct bank. It later merged with Confinity to become PayPal in 2000. eBay acquired PayPal in 2002, while Musk founded SpaceX the same year. In 2017, he reclaimed the http://X.com domain from PayPal. Now, X is a vital part of his grand plan, transcending Twitter. The everything app awaits.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Expand. Elon planned X as direct bank, back in 1999. He started X, merged with Confinity and became PayPal in 2000. PayPal was acquired by eBay in 2002. Same year Musk founded SpaceX. In 2017 he bought back http://X.com domain from PayPal. We are now heading towards X - the everything app. Ex Twitter, now X is important part of the plan.
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This is an ATM. I am transforming the traditional banking industry with x.com. I am not your typical banker. I have raised $50 million through phone calls for x.com, my new internet banking and mutual funds company. I have invested most of my net worth into x.com. It has the potential to be a multibillion dollar success in the largest sector of the world.
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Speaker 0: This is an ATM. What we're gonna do is transform the traditional banking industry. I do not fit the picture of a banker. X.com. This is Julie.
Raising $50,000,000 is a matter of making a series of phone calls, and the money is there. I've sunk the great majority of of my net worth into x.com, which is the new banking and mutual funds company on the Internet that I've started. A big big x. Exactly. X.com.
I think x.com could absolutely be a, a multibillion dollar bonanza. Because if you look at the industry that x is pursuing. It's the biggest sector of the world
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Get familiar with Orion. https://t.co/UsUnHHP9El
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Orion, a famous and recognizable constellation, can be seen in the night sky. The stars in Orion include Betelgeuse, a red giant nearing the end of its life, Bellatrix, Seif, and Rigel. The belt in the middle consists of Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka. The sword hangs down and includes the great Orion Nebula, a place of star birth. With a backyard telescope or binoculars, you can observe the beautiful fuzzy spot of the nebula. Take a look tonight.
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Speaker 0: Orion, one of the most famous and beloved, one of the most recognizable constellations in the night sky. This is one that you could see tonight. Go out during January, during the winter, and even in the city, you'll probably be able to spot this iconic belt right here. So let's meet the stars. We Start up here, the left hand corner.
This is Betelgeuse. This is a red giant nearing the end of its life. And it could go supernova, from our perspective, very soon. Now that could be tomorrow or that could be in several 1000000 of years. Remember, stars live a lot longer than us.
Over here, this blue one is Bellatrix. We have Seif and Rigel. Now, the belt in the middle, less well known names. We have Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka, so for all you Star Trek fans. And then we have the sword here that hangs down.
And this little fuzzy dot, This is the great Orion Nebula, a place of star birth. And through Hubble, that looks a little bit like this. By the naked eye, though, you should be able to see this beautiful fuzzy little spot. And with a backyard telescope or even a good pair of binoculars, you'll start to make out some new details. So go out tonight.
Take a look.
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Spell(s). https://t.co/2iKOEkORtF
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There are two types of law that govern the world: civil law and the uniform commercial code (UCC). Civil law, also known as the law of the land, is based on Roman civil law and applies to all governments. The UCC, on the other hand, is the law of business and is used worldwide to ensure fair trade. Without the UCC, countries would have different laws, making international business impossible. The UCC is based on Vatican Canon law and Roman Canon law. When a ship arrives at a port, it must present a certificate of manifest to declare its cargo's value. Similarly, when a person is born, they receive a birth certificate, which is considered a security on the stock exchange. It is important to understand these laws and symbols to realize the extent of manipulation in our society. Opening our minds and educating ourselves is crucial.
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Speaker 0: You see, there are 2 kinds of law. This is a subject I I love. I've been talking talking about this for years. There are 2 kinds of law on the Earth that rule the whole world, but most people don't know that. All over the world, all governments are ruled by what is called civil Law.
Civil law goes back to a Latin word, civili, which goes back to the word hilly. Oh, God. I mean, we'd go on for hours on this stuff. Civil law, which is called in all countries the law of the land. So you'll say, well, you can't do that because that's against the law of the land.
The law of the land is civil law, Roman civil law, the law of the land. But there is a second law which also operates all over the earth identical. It's called UCC, uniform commercial code. That is the law of god in the world of business. I don't care if you're in Japan, in Africa, in China and and Istanbul, Turkey, if you have a company, if you have a corporation, if you are doing business where you buy and sell and make money, You are operating on this earth under something called UCC Uniform Commercial Code because if all countries work on a different commercial code, then nobody could do business with anybody.
You couldn't trust Japan to pay you. Japan couldn't trust America to pay them for the cars because everybody has their own laws. Uh-uh. Under the Caesars of Rome, They established under Caesar that all nations in the empire that do business, everybody plays on a level field. If you do business in Africa with China, you pay them.
And if Africa does business with American companies, you pay them. You pay whatever it is you're doing business, you don't mess around. The most severe law in this world is called UCC, Uniform Commercial Code. It's the bible A business on the earth, uniform commercial code. Uniform commercial code is based directly on Vatican Canon law on the Roman Canon law.
Consequently, when a ship pulls into port, It pulls in and stops in its call in its birth. The ship is now in its birth because it is on the law of the high seas or commercial maritime UCC commercial law rules the seas. So when the ship pulls into its birth, the first thing the captain must do is to present a certificate of manifest 2, the port authorities, which means that the port authorities need to know how much is on the ship that you're bringing into our country and our economy. How many TVs? How many cars?
Whatever you're bringing, how much are you bringing into our economy? So you have to have a certificate of manifest of what is the value of your ship here. What are you doing? Consequently, when you are born, you come out of your mother's water. Therefore, you must have a birth certificate, a certificate of manifest because you are a corporation Owned item.
You are a human resource. This goes back to the German Nazi concept That every human coming out of their mother's water must be birthed, and therefore, you have to have a certificate, a manifest to see how much this individual is going to make for us in our new world order. I'm telling you that until you understand the laws, the symbols, the emblems, what these words mean, You're never going to suspect how far gone we really are. Did you know, for instance, that your birth certificate is a security on the stock exchange in the New York Stock Market. Did you know that?
Because if you order your birth certificate, Get a new one. Order your birth certificate. It only cost you sometimes it's free. It only only cost you a few dollars. Order your birth certificate.
On your birth certificate, all birth certificates in this country, on the bottom, it will tell you this is printed on security papers. Do not accept if not on full color security paper. Then on the right hand corner, you will always have A series of numbers, red numbers printed on the on the birth certificate, those numbers are a security Stock exchange number on the World Stock Exchange. You go to any good stock office and ask them, Check these numbers in your computer and see how much your stock is worth, the certificate, and they will check it on the New York Stock Exchange and find you. Your birth certificate is a stock on the Stock Exchange in America.
Why? Because you are worth money To the international bank that bought you in 1930, we need to wake up. This is serious stuff.
Speaker 1: Your mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it's not open.
Speaker 0: Right.
Speaker 1: Once you begin to open your mind and start Studying and reading and getting the background on symbols and terms and words, you begin to understand that we've been manipulated from birth. We need to back up and go all the way back to day 1 and start reeducating ourselves
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The Kozyrev Mirror is a concave device made of polished aluminum. It neutralizes electromagnetic fields and radiation, creating a closed space. Placing a person in the center harnesses the vortex energy of the neutral space. The mirror reflects light emitted by living cells, strengthening the torsion sphere. This sphere represents a healthy human energy field. Kozyrev's mirror supports the existence of a torsional energy field, also known as the flow of time or zero-point energy.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Have you heard about the Kozyrev Mirror? The Kozyrev mirror is a device with a concave shape, made of polished aluminum. It is installed in such a way as to create a closed space in which the electromagnetic field of the earth and other electromagnetic fields and radiations located outside the device are neutralized. The person is placed in the middle of the device, in the center of the vortex energy in a neutral empty space. The law of optical reflection also applies in a mirror. A living cell emits light and reflects it back into the body, thus creating and strengthening a torsion sphere. A healthy human energy field is modeled as a self-reflective torsion sphere of life energy. Kozyrev's mirror proves the existence of a torsional energy field that Kozyrev called the flow of time, Einstein called this energy ether, while others call it zero-point energy.
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In the 1990s, Russian astrophysicist Nikolai Kosarev invented a device that claimed to allow people to see into other dimensions and travel through time. The Russian military and the Russian Academy of Science took this device seriously. The Kosarev mirror used a theory called time space turgion to create a localized region of space time curvature, forming a mirror that could reflect energy and information across dimensions. It was made of curled aluminum sheets and could focus different types of radiation, including from living things. When synchronized with cosmic events, the mirrors supposedly caused time to speed up or slow down. The Russian Academy of Sciences conducted experiments on ESP using this device.
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Speaker 0: In the 19 nineties, a Soviet Russian astrophysicist named Nikolai Kosarev created a device that could allow one to see into other dimensions and even travel through time. This device was taken extremely seriously by the Russian military and the Russian Academy of Science. The Kosarev mirror operated on a theory of time space turgion and were claimed to induce a localized region of space time curvature, forming a mirror that could reflect energy and information across dimensions. The device was made from long sheets aluminum curled into a cylindrical spiral. It was alleged by Kozhrev that they were able to focus different types of radiation, including that coming from biological objects.
When synchronized with specific cosmic events, the mirrors allegedly exhibited time dilation effects, allowing time within the mirror to accelerate or decelerate. The Russian Academy of Sciences conducted several experiments related to ESP pee using this device.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
It's a mindset. You created your reality.
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Between 1945 and 1959, the US conducted Operation Paperclip, covertly recruiting over 1,600 German scientists, engineers, and technicians from Nazi Germany. They were brought to the US for government employment after World War II.
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Operation Paperclip was a secret United States intelligence program in which more than 1,600 German scientists, engineers, and technicians were taken from the former Nazi Germany to the U.S. for government employment after the end of World War II in Europe, between 1945 and 1959. #OperationPaperclip
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In 1945, Operation Paperclip brought 1,650 German scientists, engineers, and technicians to the US for scientific employment. This led to the development of various technologies and the initiation of the US Secret Space Program. Over the past 40 years, both US and Soviet astronauts have recorded anomalous events in earth orbit and beyond. These events involve objects that appear to move intelligently and are not of our own creation.
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Speaker 0: In 1945, Operation Paperclip began. This was a United States intelligence programme where over 1600 50 German scientists, engineers and technicians from the National Socialist Germany came to America for covert scientific employment reasons. Because of this, many technologies were developed and the U. S. Secret Space Program began.
I think that there are a number of anomalous events we know have occurred in earth orbit and beyond earth orbit. We've got 40 years of events recorded by US and Soviet astronauts of objects in orbit that appear to be not of our own bats seem to move intelligently.
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@j00ny369T - Johnny
What happened on Antarctica? What are the secrets hidden there? Admiral Byrds' interview.
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Admiral Richard E. Byrd, a renowned explorer, discusses the unexplored land beyond the South Pole, which is as big as the United States. He highlights the importance of this area for scientific research and its potential as a reservoir of natural resources. Byrd mentions the interest of various nations, including Russia, in exploring Antarctica. He also mentions an ongoing government expedition to the South Pole and the possibility of future expeditions. Byrd emphasizes the significance of loyalty and morale on expeditions and expresses his belief that young Americans are just as hardy as their forefathers. The episode concludes with an advertisement for Longines watches as a perfect Christmas gift.
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Speaker 0: It's time for the Longines chronoscope. A television journal of the important issues of the hour brought to you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A presentation Of the Longene Whitnor Watch Company, maker of L'ONGINE, the world's most honored watch and Whitnor, Distinguished companion to the world honored Longines. Good evening. This is Frank Knight.
May I introduce our co editors for this edition of the Longines Chronicle. Larry LeSerc, CBS news correspondent and Kenneth Crawford, national affairs editor of Newsweek magazine. Our very distinguished guest for this evening is admiral Richard E. Byrd.
Speaker 1: The North Pole used to be a no man's land but these are the days when By buying a ticket on a commercial airline you can fly across the North Pole and drink a cocktail at the same time. You know only 3 score or more years ago, about 35 years ago, Our guest tonight found out whether there was any land north Of the North American continent. He made that 1st discovery flight, and I must say that admiral Byrd, our guest tonight, is not only our greatest living explorer, But he's been an inspiration to countless Americans. Admiral Byrd, you've been to both the North Pole and the South Pole. Is there any Unexplored land left on this earth that might appeal to adventurous young Americans.
Speaker 2: Yes there is. And not up around the North Pole because it's getting crowded up there now because they find out it's really usable. Not only to live in but militarily. But strangely enough there's left in the world today an area as big as the United States that's never been seen by a human being. And that's beyond the pole on the other side of the South Pole from Little America.
And it's, I think it's quite Astonishing that there should be an area as big as that unexplored. That's a tremendous thing. Still there's a lot of adventure left Down at the bottom of the world.
Speaker 3: Well, do you hope to see that?
Speaker 2: I do. Well, admiral, would
Speaker 1: you say that since you've been to the both extremities of earth. Are these expeditions to such far off places, are they getting easier because of modern techniques or still, is danger still close at hand?
Speaker 2: Well, it's a little risky but nothing like it used to be with the old, slow planes and the small cruising radius where we had to put down bases. We replaced the dog teams and of course that was a big improvement but now the planes go much faster and they are safer And they have a much bigger cruising radius. You haven't got the danger of a terribly heavy load.
Speaker 3: Admiral, an expedition Petition to which I believe you're the adviser is now en route. What is that expedition doing?
Speaker 2: Well that's the icebreaker Etgar And it's a reconnaissance expedition, is going down to the South Pole area to make certain observations and, to look for some bases. They will be back in April and they will report back and upon the information we get From that undertaking, we will base the bigger expedition that's to follow.
Speaker 3: Is that very definitely planned or, is that.
Speaker 2: That is being planned right now. So I'm willing to say to you that, there will be A number of expeditions that will follow I think, year after year. Bottom of the world because the government Has really become interested.
Speaker 1: Well, admiral Burde, I can understand. I think everybody can the interest of the North Pole because it's so near our greatest challenger, Soviet Russia but why this interest in the bottom of the world? Nobody living down there, is it?
Speaker 2: No, it's, it's pretty cold. There's only 1 permanent resident, that's the emperor penguin. The little ones live further north. I tell you one reason they're interested. It's by far the most, valuable important place left in the world for science.
That's where the scientific groups all over the nation are really interested. But more important than that, it's, it It has to do with the future, of the nation, those to come after us or even during your lifetime Because it happens to be an untouched reservoir of natural resources and, You know, as the world shrinks with an ever increasing acceleration, far flung places once useless like we thought the North Pole was and no man's land Become very useful. The bottom of the world will be important not only to us but to our allies.
Speaker 3: Does it. I was going to ask you. Does it have military importance?
Speaker 2: It has some and as the world shrinks, it will continue to shrink with an ever increasing acceleration thus bringing these places closer and in the future I can see a time when it will be very, very important strategically.
Speaker 1: As development of air power increase there the strategic of places like the,
Speaker 2: very much. Very much so. Even now if, anything happened and we, lost the Panama Canal We would have to control the islands just north of Antarctica which are part of Antarctica. Then between there and Capon.
Speaker 1: I've heard it said that, there are 7 continents in the world and one of them has never been seen by a woman and that's Antarctica. Is that actually true?
Speaker 2: Well if the powerful nation is in Ireland, as far as I know that's true. No woman's ever stepped foot upon And our excitement and it's the most peaceful place in the world. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm sure that won't last very long. Today I understand that now that you're working with the, the Arnold Bread Company in charge of frozen foods. Now, is there any future for frozen foods down these frozen extremities.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the, human race can be helped by that. This was thought out by Dean Arnold who's, in my opinion the great humanitarian. He, learned that we went down, after 4 or 5 years and finished a meal that we had left there On the table when we had evacuated Little America. Everything was perfect including the bread. So he got the idea of this frozen bread And already we sent some to, he sent some to Europe and to very, worked very well over that for some of the starving people.
So you can store it down the Antarctic and against the lean years and you wouldn't have any people in the world really starving if It is.
Speaker 1: In the event of an atomic war.
Speaker 2: You stay there forever.
Speaker 3: Admiral, you speak of the resources of Antarctica. What are they, what, What are the natural resources there?
Speaker 2: Well, we've found enough coal within a 180 miles of the South Pole In a great, ridge of mountains is not covered with snow enough to supply the whole world for quite a while. Well, that's, that's the coal. Now there's evidence of, other, many other minerals. We're pretty There's oil and that cold shows the bottom of the world. Now by far the coldest spot in the world.
Where that cold is gets a 100 below 0 in the winter. Well, was once tropical. So, we think there's oil there and there's evidence probably uranium there.
Speaker 1: Is it any secret? Is there uranium there? That would be only thing that would be practical to, actually go after I suppose. Everything else would be economically, Unfeasible,
Speaker 2: wouldn't it. Well, as we recklessly expend our resources the time will come and we can, we'll have to go after that stuff there You know, I, I avoided what you said about uranium. I'm not sure about that. I don't want to have the world fighting over the Antarctica.
Speaker 1: Is there a competition other nations to try to get information about, Antarctica and possibly to secure some of these resources.
Speaker 2: Well, yes. There are now several nations very much interested. Russia is interested tremendously. That I am sure of. Australia has an expedition down there.
The Argentine, the Chile, New Zealand, Britain and so on. Now you can understand those people down there being, interested because they live down there. The New Zealanders, the Argentines, the Chileans, and the Australians. And so, we, we don't do much about claiming
Speaker 3: Admiral, you, may sound a little crowded. Are, are there that many expeditions now there
Speaker 1: or en route there?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, As I said it's the most peaceful place in the world but I don't think it will be for long because of this intense interest on the part of, About the nations and this nation.
Speaker 1: Madam Bernhardt, private expedition is a thing of the past or is expedition and exploration, Making expedition, exploration now a purely a government function because
Speaker 2: I think down south it may be more or less a thing of Past but not other, other expeditions. That go, there's a lot of them going off now.
Speaker 3: This latest expedition now on the way is a government Expedition I take.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's the government.
Speaker 1: May I ask you, is there a great difference between the, top of the world and the bottom of the world.
Speaker 2: There is. Now the, the north pole is the center of an ocean 10000 feet deep. The south pole, the center of a plateau, 10000 feet high. The North Polar sea is surrounded by, continents slightly frozen. The Antarctic continent is surrounded by, A belt of ice frozen seas of at least 1200 miles thick.
Now the south is a plateau. It gets In some places 14,000 feet up. I've been over areas about 13,000 and it's a little bit chilly up there. So there's, there's that big difference between the top and bottom of the world. I don't con North really isn't very Cold up there on the Arctic Ocean.
Speaker 1: I compare to that. I know we often hear it said that, young Americans now aren't as hardy as their forefathers. Do you think that Americans do measure up to the standards, the physical standards and morale standards of the past?
Speaker 2: I do. I don't believe that. I think they're just as hard.
Speaker 1: Well, what would you say was the most, valuable factor on expedition. Is it, morale Or a physical courage or is it, sheer equipment.
Speaker 2: Well, I've always thought that loyalty By far the most important trait. The Buddhists told me when I first went down 28 that I couldn't possibly get through the winter night without a mutiny If I took more than 20 men but to serve science I had to take 42 men then I took 56 the next and so on. So, and I did find that loyalty was the most important thing during the winter night when it's very hard on your nerves Is, I think that's, that's not even.
Speaker 1: That's a very valuable characteristic of any time. Well, thank you very much Adam Albert. It's been
Speaker 2: Great pleasure to have you here tonight. It's pleasure to be with you.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers' song "Californication" from 1999 features intriguing lyrics that some interpret as predictive programming. It mentions psychic spies from China and young Swedish girls dreaming of Hollywood. The song captures the allure of California, symbolizing the edge of the world and Western civilization. It also touches on the influence of Hollywood and the obsession with youth and beauty.
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Red Hot Chilly Peppers "Californication" song from 1999 has interesting lyrics. Some would say predictive programming. "Psychic spies from China try to steal your mind's elation And little girls from Sweden dream of silver screen quotation And if you want these kind of dreams it's Californication It's the edge of the world and all of Western civilization The sun may rise in the East at least it's settled in a final location It's understood that Hollywood sells Californication Pay your surgeon very well to break the spell of aging Celebrity skin, is this your chin, or is that war you're waging?..."
@j00ny369T - Johnny
Rome never Fell.
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The Catholic Church, specifically Pope Boniface VIII in 1302, created the first expressed trust in history. This trust concept originated from Crusaders leaving their homes and riches behind to fight in Jerusalem. They would entrust their property to a trusted friend, who became the trustee. However, some trustees decided to keep the treasures when the Crusaders returned, and the courts supported their right to do so. This marked the beginning of the trust system, which worked for most people but not for those who didn't get their property back.
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Speaker 0: The Catholic church, the Roman cult has been very, very, very busy in the last couple of 1000 years. We had the empire. Rome was a republic, became an empire just like that overnight. They killed Julius Caesar, bang, Augustus. This empire is our enemy.
It has morphed as it's gone through the ages. What the Catholic church did in 13/02, pope Boniface the eighth was a contemporary of Dan Thaliegieri. Dan Thaliegieri condemned this guy to the bottom most parts of hell for hell wicked. So they got together, the Vatican and Prince Philip, and they destroyed the knights' Templar. Pope Boniface the 8, in 13/02, created the 1st expressed trust in history.
What's a trust? The Crusaders were going off to Jerusalem, leaving their homes, their Palaces and their riches behind. So they developed an idea. They they would say to their most trusted friend, I want to hand over my estate to you in trust, And I'm off to Jerusalem. I'm fighting for Christ.
So when I come back, you're my best friend. You're the best person to give my property to in trust. So he becomes the trustee, the owner of the property. What would happen was some of these knights would come back, and the guy that they their best friend that they left these treasures with got used to the treasures, and decided that they would keep them. And guess what?
Courts would not support because the trustee had the right to keep the property. That's how the trust started. It worked for most people, but for some of them, they didn't get their property back.
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The speaker presents a slideshow of Time Magazine covers from 1971 to 2015, highlighting the progression of genetic engineering. The covers discuss topics such as the new genetics, DNA manipulation, genetic engineering, and the future of medicine. The speaker emphasizes that these advancements have been openly discussed for decades, but many people have not paid attention. They also mention the importance of RNA in the body's functioning and the existence of an on-off switch for genes.
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Speaker 0: This sounds like science fiction. It's not. We can't even tongue in cheek joke about it being like science fiction because it's so deadly serious. And I'm going to give you a slideshow here of several Time Magazine covers starting, the date is on the left, starting in 1971. And just kind of think, where were you when these covers appeared?
I mean, isn't Time Magazine always in the grocery store line? Well, in 1971, this cover touted the new genetics, Man into Superman, never heard a discussion back then. I don't know what I was doing in 1971, I clearly wasn't paying attention. How about 1977? The DNA furer, tinkering with life.
How about 1984? Shaping life in the lab, the boom in genetic engineering. That guy is an interesting guy, isn't it? He's like an evil scientist or something. How about 1994?
It's 2 years after the real convention. Genetics, the future is now, New breakthroughs that can cure diseases and save lives, but how much should nature be engineered? Anybody see any of these along the way? I don't know. Don't be ashamed if you didn't raise your hand.
I didn't. 1999, special issue, the future of medicine. And a little subtitle down there, how genetic engineering will change us in the next century. See, there was no under the cover whispering about this. They flat out said it, but nobody is paying attention.
How about 2015, the gene machine, what the CRISPR experiments mean for humanity? This was after, of course, CRISPR technology was invented. That's a snippet clip way to change genetic code. 2015. And then here's another magazine, Scientific American, that came out with a cover, Progress and Controversy Genetic Engineering.
And the reason I put this in was 0 point 1.2 down in the middle of the white spot. The RNA revolution, just so you could get it, I want to make the connection here that when you talk about the RNA revolution, people argue with me, Well, that's not DNA. Bull. They don't know what they're talking about. It isn't DNA truly, but it's an intricate part of the system of how the body functions.
So, we have of course 1.3, an on off switch for genes.