Just over 5 hours
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Omniwar: Academia Weighs In on the Digital Attack on Humanity.
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I’m sorry, but I have to say it. “When a steer becomes a bull?” I really hope this guy knows his craft better than that. At least on Dad’s farm the bull calves were born, allowed to grow and then something unnatural was done to turn them into steers so they could be sold or used for beef. They were born bulls, turned by man, into steers and then sold for beef. As I said, I hope he knows his own craft better than he knows farming.
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Maybe a feast of Rocky Mountain Oysters would cure that.
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This is an excellent assembly of scholars; dissecting the…
The Mark of the Beast!
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https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/6227
Now in effect and introduced in 2018 by Lamar Smith, TX.
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I’m about an hour into this, and the first speaker throughout says ‘they’ still have not found the ingredients of mind/consciousness through neuro scientistism, which makes sense to me. Presumably, he means the minds of both the higher order animals (which after all have some type of mind) as well as man, but I’m not sure. At any rate, I would suggest that as man has the extra ingredient of being made in the image of God, searching for the answer in the ‘biology’ of the brain would make it that much harder.
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I just finished with the first speaker, Patrick Wood.
Getting ready to listen to the second speaker, David Hughes.
Starts 1:00:00 in [approx]
Finished, OUTSTANDING!
Especially liked his “military” analysis on how far advanced they’ve become.
For example. the Havana Syndrome was an attack carried out by transnational interests; at selected targets, using a non-kinetic “neuro-strikes” - to injure brains.
Now at 2:00:00 in and ready for the next one.
AND it looks to be even more…
mind-blowing!!!
Halfway through 2:30:00
Nano-tagging everyone & everything.
Surveillance goes under the skin.
There will be NO electro-cerebral privacy!
EU’s goal of homogenized human brains; in a global hive-mind.
[I’ll get back to it; in the AM.]
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I’ll try to chip away tomorrow. Your review so far sounds encouraging. I liked the psychological “standing test” in the waiting room from the first hour.
Someone posted this on Solari, dovetales nicely with this subject.
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