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Where are the #wildhorses? Cold Creek Nevada Wild Horse HMA: One of the main valleys shown here before and after the "emergency" roundups done by the BLM in 2015 - taken night before roundup and two years later. @RepChrisStewart @Freedom4Horses @EkbMary
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A stunning photograph of the total solar eclipse of July 11, 1991, taken by Antonio Turok in Chiapas, Mexico
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"I was burning, and you arrived only to blame me for the smell of ashes."
— Dostoevsky
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"I think people that are able to straddle the two hemispheres, creativity and logic, marry them together, if you're embedded in the logical, the material, what can be proven by your senses, it's going to be very difficult for you to come to terms with the idea of non-local communication with dimensional entities...
If you're completely in the creative you might have those experiences but... good luck translating that to the wider world because your mind is off in the clouds bro, you're up there with the orbs but you aint coming back down...
If you can have your creativity and your logic and you can intertwine those two and you can have these experiences because you're very open minded and you've got that creativity that allows you to go beyond what is your senses and what is logical, but you have enough intelligence to bring that down and articulate it to people... I think that's what they (NHI) are most interested in...
People that have the ability to actually articulate the bizarre, and the paranormal... and not a lot of people can do that"
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i remember all the disinfo 'u're skizo' shill bots in the youtube comments when this came out. 'they can't see through your eyes' derp. now musk is pending approval for device that re-creates the image you see from brain visual cortex bypassing optic nerve. just like this👇👇👇
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A wild donkey in the Arizona desert will dig a well six feet deep with its front hooves, and for half a century the United States government has been shooting it as a threat to the desert.
August on a dry wash in the Sonoran. The creek has been gone since May. The sand is hot enough to cook on and every animal for miles is standing in what shade it can find, waiting for a rain that is not coming. A burro walks down the wash, stops at a bend for no reason anyone else can see, puts its head down and smells. Then it starts digging. Front feet, one after the other, like a dog after a bone, until it is in up to its shoulders and the bottom of the hole goes dark and wet.
It drinks and walks off.
Within the hour there is a queue. Mule deer. Javelina. A bobcat. A scrub jay standing on the rim. In 2021 a biologist called Erick Lundgren published the count in Science: 59 species of vertebrate drinking at donkey wells, 64% more species than at the dry stretches of the same streams, and in the driest months the donkeys were raising the amount of open water in the desert by 300% on average and by up to 1,450%. When the wells were abandoned, cottonwood and willow seedlings came up in them. The donkey had been planting the riverbank.
Asked about his methodology, the donkey had another drink and left.
When a beaver builds a pond, a film crew is sent. When a donkey digs a well, the Park Service sends a marksman. The burros came up from Mexico with the Spanish and the prospectors, carried the ore out of every mine in the West, and were turned loose when the mines closed. Then they were reclassified. In 1979 the National Park Service planned to shoot all 577 in the Grand Canyon. A writer called Cleveland Amory raised more than $500,000 and lifted 582 of them out by helicopter, slung underneath, the most expensive taxi ride a donkey has ever taken. Death Valley shot 400 between 1987 and 1994.
Lundgren said that when he started, people did not think a donkey digging a hole was worthy of scientific attention.
The animal was listed as a threat to the desert's water.
It was the one bringing the water up.
Fifty-nine species knew.
The ones with the rifles had never sat by the hole.
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CIA Mind Control Experiment at Harvard Led Unabomber to Develop Fantasies of Revenge covertactionmagazine.com/202… via @CovertActionMag
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What makes the TI community even more challenging is that a significant number of people within it appear to be perps pretending to be TIs. With that level of distrust contained within it, it becomes difficult for the community to heal and move forward as one #TargetedIndividuals
Something about my targeting that other's may have in common. My data is being given to places like medical testing experimentation, personal loan companies (including out of the country) and tax related help companies. I am called constantly like I signed up for these things.
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Edgreen described rpts involving harassment, hotel room intrusions, homes being vandalized, pets being poisoned, personnel being drugged, doxxing, surveillance and families being followed.Then came what he described as the ultimate escalation: attacks involving directed energy
Retired Army Lt. Col. Greg Edgreen, who led the Defense Intelligence Agency's investigation into Anomalous Health Incidents (AHIs), told Congress something the American public deserves to understand.
After interviewing intelligence officers, diplomats and other personnel who reported Havana Syndrome experiences, he began identifying patterns that went far beyond unexplained neurological injuries.
Edgreen described reports involving harassment, hotel room intrusions, homes being vandalized, pets being poisoned, personnel being drugged, doxxing, surveillance and families being followed.
Then came what he described as the ultimate escalation: attacks involving directed energy.
During his May 8, 2024 congressional testimony, Edgreen called that escalation a "red line" because of the debilitating nature of the alleged weapons.
Think about what he's describing. These weren't anonymous internet accounts. He was discussing reports involving U.S. intelligence officers, military personnel and diplomats, some of whom lost their ability to continue serving.
The government's own research provides additional context.
In 2020, the National Academies identified directed, pulsed radiofrequency energy as the most plausible mechanism among those examined for certain sudden-onset Havana Syndrome cases.
In 2022, an Intelligence Community Experts Panel concluded that pulsed electromagnetic energy could plausibly explain core characteristics of these reported incidents.
Mind Nexus Co-Founder Mike Grady argues that these technologies and programs need to be declassified.
How can the public properly evaluate national security threats when significant evidence remains classified?
And what about civilians reporting pressure, tones, vibrations, sleep disruption and other unexplained experiences?
Shouldn't their reports receive serious, evidence-based investigation too?
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💡👽 DID THEY INSTALL LED LIGHTS FOR ALIENS?
📚I’ve recently been reading the book Shining the Light II: The Truth About the Secret Government and Their ET Allies/Enemies (Light Technology Research). In it, I came across a passage about a meeting between the Majestic Twelve and an extraterrestrial that looks exactly like a human. These beings are called “blue beings” - not because of skin color, but because they can only exist in blue-white light. The book claims a number of them are already living among us on Earth.
🤔This makes me wonder if the rapid global push to replace incandescent bulbs with LEDs was to make the environment more suitable for these specific extraterrestrials.
Kind of similar to the claims that the chemtrails are terraforming the planet for the reptilians.
What are your thoughts?
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Epistemic invalidation is when someone dismisses your lived experience, questions your version of events, or acts as though their interpretation of what you went through matters more than your own.
