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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

I mean, it's weird neither one has been, uh, let's say "gunned down by a dirty terrorist Hamas infiltrator who paraglided in". It's a real indication of just how much TPTB are losing their grip on that power.

Fingers crossed for that paraglider, though!

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

If I had to guess what the problem is, it's that homicidal lunatic Binyamin Netanyahu is a rabid Zionist, but there is one thing more important to him than even Zion: Binyamin Netanyahu.

So at a time when--as much as they love to exterminate Palestinians--they are getting their asses handed to them militarily and getting spit on before they even get to the steps of the court of public opinion, so for the survival of Israel and the preservation of the Zionist cause, they should probably back off the genocide for now and pick it up another day. But Binny knows that as as soon as the war is over, he's going to lose his job and likely his freedom.

Given this, I think the calculations on all sides are clear.

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

I've looked at the "phantom time hypothesis" fairly closely, and it looks like 1800 years was added. The problem is, it's not just that someone took every date and added 1800 to it. The timeline is actually a giant mess.

First, the gap of 1800 comes from the work of Sylvain Tristan. He puts it as going from (what we now call) 500 BC to 1300 AD. There are certain reasons to think this gap should more profitably be thought as running from 600 BC to 1200 AD. Now, why would that be?

The beginning date marks the start of what even the mainstream acknowledges as the "Axial Age". There's even a wiki page for it but I have casually collected several times more evidence than they tell you about on the page. The human race seems to have "woken up" at that time. (There's a much longer story as to why.)

The later date I believe to be related to the actual date of the Crucifixion, in what we now refer to as the year 1185 AD. The Nativity was, correspondingly, in the year 1152 AD. There is quite an amount of evidence for these dates collected in Chapter 1 of Anatoly Fomenko's book, "Tsar of the Slavs".

If this all sounds like lunacy, I'll add an even loonier point as a bonus:

There is a theory not far out of the mainstream that calculates that Jesus was born on September 11. Some conspiracists then believe that the 911 attacks took place on that that date as an occult ritual mocking of Him.

In that Fomenko book, Chapter 2 goes on to advance the theory that Jesus was actually based on a real historical Byzantine emperor, Andronikos I Komnenos. I've never studied his hypothesis so I don't have an opinion on it yet, but I did notice this: Andronikos died on September 11.

Weird, right?

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

I recently came across an old show from Mark Passio where he discussed "service to self", "service to others", and "service to the truth". Each person lives his or her life in one of these these frameworks. Events are cast into that particular framework and evaluated according to whether or not it advanced the service.

What I would add to this from personal research is that the framework is set by (and may even properly be said to be identical to) the individual's inherent level of consciousness, although a higher potential can be prevented from developing to that level.

Given that, if someone is happy because of their promotion or their new car, we should be happy with them and for them, rather than hold it against them as being a person of a lower consciousness. It may be possible they have developed as far as they are able. In fact, to hold it against them is itself a sign of lower consciousness.

Thus, a person at the highest level of development takes as "good news" that which serves the truth, however it personally affects them, those around them, or even society as a whole. IOW,

"Fiat veritas, ruat caelum"

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

To put my technical $0.02 on it: Demons are the discarnate spirits of deceased Nephilim, who were alien-human hybrids. Apparently they are not able to reincarnate or move on in the way human can.

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

That election was to replace President Hamid Karzai, who apparently could speak more plainly after he left office. He said something like, "Al Qaeda doesn't exist. In ten years as president, I never saw a single intelligence report.that mentioned them."

So hey, even if he hadn't been barred from a third term, under no circumstances was that guy ever going to get reelected.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Minor historical note I'll wedge in here for those interested in very deep geopolitics:

"They" didn't abandon Afghanistan, but were driven out. Why would "They" ever give up a state, failed or otherwise? The struggle actually continues to this day.

What was probably the fatal blow came with this incident:

CIA mystery: Did Iran kill ‘Ayatollah Mike?’ Nobody is talking after Michael D’Andrea, the CIA’s top Iran Mission Center chief, is allegedly killed in plane crash (Asia Times 2/7/2020)

D'Andrea ran the whole West Asia operation. And indeed, no one is talking about it because "They" always erase their big "L"s from consciousness as quickly as possible so that no one ever tries to uncover the true story, understand the real dynamics of the Black World, and mark progress against Them.

That's why it's a virtual certainty that for anyone reading this, it's the first time you've heard of the late, unlamented Ayatollah Mike.

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Primate98 6 points ago +6 / -0

I never thought I'd be saying it, but I think a ton of content on r/conspiracy is now AI generated. I would guess they were forced to do this because of declining human participation. Can't keep the corral going if all the cows think the other cows have wandered away.

Then in a weird flip confirming this, I think they're actually being honest about something now. Out of 2.1M+ members (supposedly), there are only about 500-700 online at any given time. Judging real human user engagement, I think that's accurate. On r/conspiracy_commons, the numbers are 200K and 50, which I also think is accurate.

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

Whatever TF an "organoid" is, it's gross:

World's first bioprocessor uses 16 human brain organoids for ‘a million times less power’ consumption than a digital chip (Tom's Hardware 5/26/2024)

Also, I couldn't help but notice that the subject of the article linked in the OP was Dr. Brett Kagan. That's just what the world needs, another Kagan. Talking to you, Toria.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

The use of the phrase "record-breaking" is appalling, and proof that it's literally all a game to these psychopaths.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

These things are supposed to cost $700 million each. For that kind of money--plus maintenance, operational costs, training, and bombs--why don't they just get regular planes and drop bundles of cash on potential enemies with little post-its that say:

"Have a nice day! Love, America"

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

I have the feeling that Biden could still win Ohio in a "late night landslide".

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

What a mistake. He should have gone with, "The people demanded higher prices at the pump, I promised it to them, and now I have delivered!"

Hypothetical question: How many Americans would actually catch that?

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

The underlying absurdity in this instance--as in uncountable other cases--is that the underlying offense was not a capital crime. If it were and the suspect went quietly, it would take twenty years and numerous trials before there was even a chance the state would carry out such punishment.

So who can administer capital punishment while "administering justice" for anything other than a capital crime? A gang of unformed assassins, working for the largest criminal organization ever devised.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

For those seeking an explanation for this surprising turn of events, here's one from 3.5 weeks ago:

JAG Pulls Plug on Klaus Schwab (RRN 4/16/2024)

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

This little item of information never seemed to catch fire even in conspiracy circles because, I would say, it seemed just a bit of esoteric trivia:

THE CANAANITE ALTAR BELOW JEKYLL ISLAND HOTEL OF FEDERAL RESERVE INFAMY (Ancient Patriarchs 12/5/2016)

But in the right context, it falls into place like a Tetris piece, doesn't it?

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yet one more instance in the endless series showing the Satanic inversion of our world. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy the law, and in this example, reporters destroy journalism.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

The first topic Jones touches on without going into it is one of the big changes currently underway, and is worth elaborating on. He points out that the Establishment no longer cares about even putting up the pretense of "safe and effective" or "freedom and democracy" or "for your health and safety" about whatever initiative or program They are shoving down our throats.

Conspiracy theorists believe that was all to deceive normies to convince them and gain their cooperation. It would appear so on the surface but that was never the case. The underlying deception was of the awakened. They were deceived as to how normies thought. The normies were ever only following as the authorities instructed.

The nexus here is that the pretense is no longer necessary. "They" are dropping it because, essentially, everyone has already chosen a side. They aren't changing anyone's consciousness with Their infowar and They have much more pressing problems.

As an analogy, fancy uniforms and flair can make your army look badass and intimidating, but when it's down to knives and rifle butts in a muddy trench, you become way less interested in that. To flip the analogy back and wind this all up, this helicopter crash is like a rifle butt to the face. Neither the giver nor the receiver will persist in thinking anyone's going to surrender.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

How long until we're simply banned from saying the word "jew"?

"You can't say that word! That's not your word, it's our word!"

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

These Zionists have been constantly at war with our minds for decades with subtle, clever, and diabolically crafted programs of psychological infiltration and subversion. Certainly, we can't take anything away from what they've been able to accomplish that way.

But when you see something like this, you start to get the idea that they've really come to the end of the road with all that.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

The guy the Poles need to highlight and focus on is the current US Ambassador Mark Brzezinski. I almost fell out of my chair when I learned he had been appointed. That was 2/22/2022, which was two days before the Russian SMO. All just a strange coincidence?

If his name sounds familiar, that's because his late, unlamented father Zbigniew set the Middle East aflame for half a century and counting. He gave us Al Qaeda and even gave OBL his big start in the murderous showbiz of terrorism. For their own safety, how do Poles not chase this guy down the street towards the nearest lamp post?

BTW, I only stumbled across his appointment about six months after it happened because nobody even noticed it. Nobody. So that's part of how we get the world we have.

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Primate98 7 points ago +7 / -0

Oh, they definitely wanted to get rid of the guy. This idea that European states are independent and sovereign, and that their leadership should serve the interests of their own populaces, is absolutely intolerable.

It started with Viktor Orban in Hungary, then spread to this guy in Slovakia. In Poland--which NATO is grooming to be the next Ukraine--President Duda thinks that way too, so PM Tusk is ready to knife him (at the order of US Ambassador Mark Brzezinski, of course). In Georgia, a number of fistfights have broken out in parliament as They try to overthrow the government.

"They" no longer have the time and luxury of staging color revolutions, as they did with Yanukovich in Ukraine. Point is, They just need these fuckers dead. It's all actually a sign of that They are losing their grip and are desperate.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Few will be interested in this but I'll pass it on anyway: This book of the Bible--unique AFAIK--is written from the perspective of one of the handful of fully conscious people while all the rest are unconscious (NPCs in the current lingo).

To get the correct feeling for what's going on, think of Season 1 of "Westworld" but imagining that Bernard has been put in charge of the park. You'll have to adjust somewhat because Bernard was duped into thinking he was a human when he was actually one of the Hosts. The writer here is aware of the state of affairs.

The other adjustment, of course, is that "Westworld" concerned Hosts and humans, while in this work, the writer and his fellow humans take the place of the Hosts, while the place of the humans in the show are actually... well, that's a longer story.

How would Bernard feel watching the toils and sufferings of his fellows, day after day, in an endless cycle? Would he write something similar?

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Primate98 7 points ago +7 / -0

I would concur in that the losses in "public sentiment" are far more grave than any losses the Zionists are suffering on the battlefield (which are already substantial). Really, that is what will seal their fate. It possibly already has.

In this information age, their numerous crimes and outrages during this conflict are only beginning to be told. Lots and lots of people--from the head of the UN to blue-haired progressives on Ivy League campuses--are "on to them", and they are never, ever going back.

The Zionist project is done and finished when you can get a substantial number of people to simply think, "Yeah, those Zios and the religious nuts that support them are the only genociders I know about, and they did it in my own lifetime. They always talked about the Holocaust and said they were the victims, but then we were always taking their word for it, weren't we?"

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