Allow me to disagree since you have provided absolutely no ‘proof or evidence’. Where is your scientific proof that you BELIEVE what you wrote is TRUE?
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You are absolutely right, nothing but belief on my part and speculation, no hard science whatsoever. Shamans, dreamtime and substances, nothing new under the sun except todays tech in service of the new crop of shamans.
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Thinking and believing, the wrestling match goes on and on…Speaking of using the “magic of tech”, interesting documentary with all your favorite technocracy doomsayers.
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Don’t remember who made this available - think it was Patrick Wood, gracious enough to post the link on his newsletter. Oracle Films asked for even small donations, which should be possible for most. It was at almost the same time as the Omniwar program.
My only frustration was no one would watch w me, but just as you said “no” to the surveillance cam guy, I still plug away at friends & family with small, simple points & sometimes am rewarded by learning they DO get at least some little parts of the picture, although not the whole film yet …
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Thanks for this new source of information!
Lots of interesting subject matter!
His post on Blackrockistan is quite clear. Best line was “Big Tech & Big Finance are vampires ever looking for a new neck…”
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I looked up Polonium Halos. Origin of Polonium Halos | National Center for Science Education
The picture in the article reminds me of a meteorite, the magnified slice of Polonium halos show the same etchings that certain Russian meteorites do.
Polonium halos; “The process is similar to the formation of petrified wood in which silica atoms are brought in and exchanged for carbon atoms, preserving the cellular structure of the wood,
(except that in the metasomatic granite, potassium is exchanged for sodium and calcium, converting plagioclase feldspar into potassium feldspar while preserving the original shapes of the plagioclase crystals.”)
That’s what I would call a pseudomorph; where the original mineral takes the shape of a previously existing mineral. I cut and polish ‘Agate after Barite Pseudomorphs’ that I hunt in Utah.
Here’s one of my favorites that shows the crystal sprays around the edges.
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/pT-sc5n5E0I
So my petrified wood and pseudomorphs aren’t 160 million years old? And what about the dinosaurs? And what about human beings? The geological age of Earth being only a few thousand years old is a mind bender. Science will not accept or allow God into any creation story. We’re taught so many lies, to make us believe we are just physical matter.
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Wild post. Just sounds like a hodge podge of hit pieces with no real substance, against a man that is doing a lot of good for his country. In the same post you are equating him to Nazis and to Jews. LOL.
He is a smart fellow and mad as hatters. The man is taking Argentina back to the 19th century.
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That’s not me saying this, his close family and friends are saying that.
You are onto something significant, I worked as a State Certified Real Estate Appraiser for over 35 years, and about 10 yrs before that when it became Mandatory. There were several odd things that occurred over and over again. Now since it is true not that I am all that smart it was necessary for my work and obligations to actually know all of the facts, and that also included all of the unreported and unsigned goings on. You know what I mean - the underhanded and behind closed doors sort of goings on.
Therefore it is entirely possible that like ‘me’ you have detected something going on that is being keep ‘secret’.
This is essentially the thesis of Jason Jorjani.
After watching the documentary I donated $20 figuring that’s at least the cost of a film ticket for one I’d pay to view.
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Imagine a being not interested or unable to experience pain or pleasure…would they be considered crazy, dead or spiritual? A demon or a god?
In my bouts of psychosis, one of the symptoms was not being able to feel anything, one of the reasons for automutulation. I know it sounds oxymoronic, but that experience is very painfull. On top of that derealisation, depersonalisation, hallucinations, yes crazy. For me, the experience has more to do with death and demonic creatures feeding, then anything else.
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Sure glad you’re here to share your experience. Thanks for not giving up.
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Well, I tend to see it as cancer of the soul without receiving any understanding from the outside world for the most part. Keep head, heart and gut balanced because its a nightmare if all three give up. Logic today is still not my strong suit.
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Very courageous. We do not give those facing the challenge as much support as people going through physical illness or injury. I also admire those mental health practitioners who defend and understand (to the best of their ability) their patients. Sometimes they can translate what the person undergoing such a difficulty cannot quite yet.
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I have a cousin in the care of mental health providers and can only hope she is with emphatic care givers.
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Yes. I have a friend whose brother is schizophrenic & she is his only family support, so just as we post here things to share w others, whenever I see better care options for that illness, I send them to her - one psychiatrist claims a ketogenic diet helps (no idea if it does or doesn’t).