another (small) photo thread

to start off - it's never quite clear who built this sort of thing and when

all that's known is that's it's left to decay on purpose - while the cattle are told there's a housing shortage
surely these symbols mean nothing
these were literally next door
an abomination - with an unusually ornate metal thing above the entrance
this is listed as a "historical monument"

the house at No 33 with the buried windows
on the other side of the street
they keep telling us of something called "Christianity" that supposedly goes back more than 1500 years

maybe someone can point out the Christian symbols, because I haven't seen any so far

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9 Aug
Why were Zeppelins so large ?

Its sheer size would suggest that the content of the shell wasn't helium / hydrogen, but something only somewhat less dense than air - thus requiring a large volume
The fact that "accidents" were arranged as an excuse to make the airship extinct suggests they were something else entirely

Which brings me to this - a staged photo from World War I - you'd think that by this point cannonballs would be long out of production
And yet here they are, doing something with them

At this point I'd like to remind you that plasma toroid weapons are very real, and they are of tremendous power - and the smoothbores of the mid-19th century were exactly that

"Cannonballs" then must have been the power source
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28 Jul
On a related tangent - one of the things they do to us is the boxing in of our thoughts

They create "categories" and they tell that everything fits neatly into one of them
As such, I strongly suggest making a committed effort in the opposite direction

Try to withhold judgement, try to avoid categorizing that which you're experiencing - make a conscious effort at it until it becomes natural
Anyone's who's ingested (enough) psychedelics will surely grasp what it is I'm trying to say

Nothing like a good acid trip to bring home the illusory nature of "consensus reality"
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27 Jul
Thesis - magic is real and it (mostly) involves hypnosis

The Controllers have deployed a thing called "mass-media" to "broad-cast" their vision to the people

In response, the people are beginning to self-hypnotise themselves via crude implements - a "manifestation board" is one
This is nothing new, they've been telling us about it for decades

amazon.com/dp/0692217894
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26 Jul
If you're a certain type of individual, "French philosophy" is synonymous with an insult

I find this rather unfortunate, since they've been telling us quite plainly what's going on

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gulf_…
Image
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19 Jul
Once again I was able to corroborate obscure details from this article

tart-aria.info/en/poslednie-i…

"Soviet authorities forbade them to keep vereyas in their original design and forbade them to make portable vereyas (because it could be easily turned into a powerful weapon)"
It also mentions the surviving Old Believers being hunted by the Soviets and reconstructing a devastating 19th century weapon - which looked remarkably like a certain chess piece

Said chess piece is still called "cannon" in South Slavic languages

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rook_(che…
I really don't think I'm stretching here when I say this what blasted the Old World to bits
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11 Jul
If I'm right and we're in a malfunctioning hologram, then expect history to get more and more garbled

Today's examples - first off, USS Alarm

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Alarm…
That's a pretty weird "propeller" ImageImageImage
It's something called "cyclorotor"

Except they weren't supposed to exist at the time

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclorotor
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