That's a common theme among Africans and the New Guinea natives when I was there. I respected their wishes in PNG but I didn't have the basis for validating their concerns until I was introduced to Radionics and now I think that there might be some Black Magicks substance to the claim.
This late in life: In for a Penny, in for a Tonne, I'm so immersed in film and digital Graven Images that there is no going back.
Someone else posited that thought about the reality of anything except a Polaroid instamatic that self-developes before your eyes - unless we're in a SIM and then THOSE AREN'T YOUR EYES.
Gets problematic.
I thought the Man Chewingyon Candidate was going after the King of Manchuria or somethin'.
What did Microamnesia ever do to anyone?
We all pine for the 1970s as an idyllic time with the deep state Jimmy I'm-a-poor-millionaire-peanut-farmer Carter and the Oil Crisis, and the beginnings of solar power via Arco that would probably have finally paid itself off if weather wharf air hailstorms din't take them out decades earlier, and... and... and...
Nope. There was never a moments rest here in Hell but it's a tiny bit more intense now.
Be mindful of the holes we dug so that we don't fall into them ourselves during the Big Push.
I'm pretty sure that whether I 'restacked' it or just linked it that you still get the view count and other stats, but I would rather people read your work on your stack and then see your lineup and take a deep breath and go back down for another deep dive rather than a one-hit wonder here.
You've got a casual but cruel style that is very smooth.
Do you make some of the images custom for your posts?
The reverse psychology and the warning to be sapless seem like something that came off the cuff rather than off the shelf.
Tellus if you have anymore reminisces up your sleeve.
Yes, the two you mention I did. I'm going to continue the series because I want to create a place people can review some of the happenings of the plandemic.
I posted this in the comments section of J. Arnolds article, but it's important:
"I am not an animal", a legal defense used by Alfred Adask in defense of an indictment in Texas. Adask was merely a trustee of a trust that owned a company that the authorities were prosecuting for selling colloidal silver. He never heard from them again.
Mr. Adask himself on the Man or Other Animals clause of the Food and Drug Act:
"And I saw the phrase “Man or other animals” and first thing I thought is these people gotta be crazy. I can read and I understand it didn’t say man or animals, it said man or other animals. I said well that means they regard man as an animal."
"we essentially said, look, we are men made in God’s image. You can’t declare us to be animals without violating our freedom of religion up until that point…"
"Once we advanced this defense, they went dead silent for five months. We didn’t hear a word from them."
"We refused to settle with them under any terms. And then we had two more hearings on jurisdiction. They declared they did have jurisdiction and then they simply dropped the case – they disappeared in 2007 and we haven’t’ heard another word from them."
That's a common theme among Africans and the New Guinea natives when I was there. I respected their wishes in PNG but I didn't have the basis for validating their concerns until I was introduced to Radionics and now I think that there might be some Black Magicks substance to the claim.
This late in life: In for a Penny, in for a Tonne, I'm so immersed in film and digital Graven Images that there is no going back.
Someone else posited that thought about the reality of anything except a Polaroid instamatic that self-developes before your eyes - unless we're in a SIM and then THOSE AREN'T YOUR EYES.
Gets problematic.
I thought the Man Chewingyon Candidate was going after the King of Manchuria or somethin'.
What did Microamnesia ever do to anyone?
We all pine for the 1970s as an idyllic time with the deep state Jimmy I'm-a-poor-millionaire-peanut-farmer Carter and the Oil Crisis, and the beginnings of solar power via Arco that would probably have finally paid itself off if weather wharf air hailstorms din't take them out decades earlier, and... and... and...
Nope. There was never a moments rest here in Hell but it's a tiny bit more intense now.
Be mindful of the holes we dug so that we don't fall into them ourselves during the Big Push.
Sounds like birfin a babay.
That's kinda creepy thinking about it.
Like taking a picture of a vampyre but there's nothing there.
Not so fond memories of a place & time that nobody should have to visit.
He really nailed it!
...that's what I got out of this article...selenium and cystic fibrosis connection
Thank you, Patrick, that is generous of you to link to the post.
I'm pretty sure that whether I 'restacked' it or just linked it that you still get the view count and other stats, but I would rather people read your work on your stack and then see your lineup and take a deep breath and go back down for another deep dive rather than a one-hit wonder here.
You've got a casual but cruel style that is very smooth.
Do you make some of the images custom for your posts?
The reverse psychology and the warning to be sapless seem like something that came off the cuff rather than off the shelf.
Tellus if you have anymore reminisces up your sleeve.
Yes, the two you mention I did. I'm going to continue the series because I want to create a place people can review some of the happenings of the plandemic.
dude...
say it like it is: You're starting a Group Therapy Center.
I posted this in the comments section of J. Arnolds article, but it's important:
"I am not an animal", a legal defense used by Alfred Adask in defense of an indictment in Texas. Adask was merely a trustee of a trust that owned a company that the authorities were prosecuting for selling colloidal silver. He never heard from them again.
Mr. Adask himself on the Man or Other Animals clause of the Food and Drug Act:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=978KE23MCMg
A partial archive of Alfreds publications:
https://famguardian.org/PublishedAuthors/Media/Antishyster/Antishyster.htm
https://archive.org/details/AntiShysterVol6No21996/mode/2up
The actual document:
https://www.scribd.com/document/343668685/The-Work-of-Alfred-Adask-A-Summary-of-Man-or-Other-Animals
https://www.scribd.com/document/352379199/Man-or-Other-Animals-Laws-2-Alfred-Adask-Adask-s-Law
Dude. yeah. spread the word.
Detailed transcript of interview with Alfred Adask:
https://holisticsurvival.com/alfred-adask-and-a-government-gone-wild/
"And I saw the phrase “Man or other animals” and first thing I thought is these people gotta be crazy. I can read and I understand it didn’t say man or animals, it said man or other animals. I said well that means they regard man as an animal."
"we essentially said, look, we are men made in God’s image. You can’t declare us to be animals without violating our freedom of religion up until that point…"
"Once we advanced this defense, they went dead silent for five months. We didn’t hear a word from them."
"We refused to settle with them under any terms. And then we had two more hearings on jurisdiction. They declared they did have jurisdiction and then they simply dropped the case – they disappeared in 2007 and we haven’t’ heard another word from them."
To win without fighting is the warrior's greatest achievement.
Sun Tzu.