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Apr 23

What if I told you that the way women dressed just 60 years ago is considered “oppressive” today.

But what if that so-called “oppression” was actually a form of empowerment?

Here’s how they flipped femininity on its head—and sold it back to women as ‘freedom’🧵

In the 1950s, modesty was normal—respected, even expected.

Dressing with restraint wasn’t controversial; it was common sense, a reflection of self-respect, not oppression.

Today, that same modesty is called outdated—or even offensive.

What changed?

The sexual revolution of the 1960s promised women freedom.

But beneath the slogans was a subtle shift:

They're body was no longer private. It was political. Public. Performative.

🔹 Modesty became a sign of insecurity
🔹 Exposure became empowerment
🔹 Sex appeal became status

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Apr 16

What if I told you the Twin Towers were engineered to withstand the impact of a Boeing 707—at full speed?

And yet on 9/11, two planes brought down three buildings.

Here’s how the official story defies physics, engineering, and basic logic 🧵

In the 1960s, when the World Trade Center was being designed, the biggest concern wasn’t architecture—it was collapse.

Engineers ran simulation after simulation—disaster scenarios, worst-case impacts.

One of them?

A fully loaded Boeing 707 crashing directly into the towers.

They didn’t just expect it—they engineered for it.
A direct hit. A jetliner. Worst-case impact.

But on 9/11, they came down in seconds—reduced to dust, collapsing straight down at near free-fall speed.

And it wasn’t just the Twin Towers.

Building 7, untouched by any plane, went down the exact same way.

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Apr 14

“The cage is invisible because you were born inside it — and they taught you to love the bars.” – Mark Twain

A Thread Exposing the Everyday Lies and Propaganda We’ve Been Sold🧵

1. Breakfast is NOT the Most Important Meal of the Day

You Don’t Need Breakfast — You Were Just Told You Do

- The idea that breakfast is the most important meal of the day was manufactured — not discovered. It began as a clever marketing campaign by Edward Bernays, hired to boost sales of bacon and sausages, not public health.

- The result? A generation hooked on morning sugar bombs and empty carbs, all under the illusion of health. There’s no solid science behind the claim — just marketing that became habit. You weren’t being nourished — you were being sold.

2. Fluoride: The Lie You’ve Been Drinking for Decades

- They told you it was safe — even beneficial — but the real reason fluoride was added to drinking water wasn’t health. It was a cost-cutting tactic to dispose of toxic industrial waste without paying for proper filtration.

- Marketed as essential for dental health, fluoride is actually a neurotoxin linked to lowered IQ, bone damage, and long-term health risks. The goal was never your well-being — it was to turn a chemical liability into public policy. You drank the problem they didn’t want to pay to solve.

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Apr 11

"Erase a people’s past, and you control their future." – George Orwell

A Thread: Unmasking the Deceptions That Rewrote Our Past🧵

1. Tartaria: A Civilization Lost in the Resets

Echoes of an Erased Civilization

"History is written by the victors, and the truth is erased to fit their narrative." – Winston Churchill

2. The Rockefeller Takeover of Medicine

“There’s no return in a cured man — but endless value in a managed one.” – John D. Rockefeller

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Apr 9

"Evil must hide in plain sight, for the rules of the universe demand that the deceived must consent to their deception." – Aleister Crowley

A Thread on the Rituals of Symbolism, Hidden in Plain Sight 🧵

1. Luciferian Baptism

2. "It's one big club, and you're not invited."

3. The Root of All Evil

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Apr 7

What if I told you marriage used to mean forever?
No therapy. No dating apps. No relationship podcasts.

Just two people. One booth.
A burger, a milkshake, and a shared vision for the future.

Then they gave us social media—
and suddenly, forever started to feel outdated🧵

In the 1950s, marriage was a simple idea—two people, a commitment, and the belief that love was about sticking it out, no matter what.

No apps. No filters. No endless scrolling for something "better."—just a quiet commitment to grow together, not apart.

What changed?

Social media was sold as a way to bring people closer, but instead, it pulled them further apart.

🔹 Algorithms kept users chasing dopamine, comparing their everyday lives to the highlight reels of others.
🔹 "Forever" became negotiable, replaced by the constant question, "What if?"
🔹 Dating apps capitalized on this desperation, turning love into a market and commitment into a limitation.

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