You should look into Dicyanin, it's been banned and nearly every reference been scrubbed off the net, it apparently let's you see other people's auras and entities. Was used in Vietnam as night vision and pilots were apparently seeing demons
Man I just heard about Dicyanin today and its blowing my mind, I always knew there was weird stuff going on in the UV but this sounds awesome, also makes sense that it would be suppressed if it clearly proved the supernatural. I want some goggles but they're expensive, I guess a UV filter on a camera would give similar results?
Beware of false products. There's a metric shit ton of products claiming to have the compound in it, they don't. Im still searching for an accurate recipe, one that a novice can do.
I went down that rabbit hole years ago, hence my handle on here, Everytime a real genuine rare pair of goggles or pane of glass shows up it fucking is gone faster than it came. Suppression is real.
I heard about this a while back and my first thought was that this could be “the choice to know will be yours”. I can’t think of a bigger individual choice of knowledge one may have than to factually know if they are possessed by demons.
I saw this somewhere else , I think it was a post on 9GAG maybe a couple weeks ago. It was supposedly in another country though, Sweden maybe 🤔. I can't remember.
That's the story I was told by the guy in charge of deploying these. He said it was a design defect and they would be replaced. But that was over a year ago and we still see this? And it's widespread. The defect story doesn't make sense to me anymore.
With you on this one. I deal with commercial lighting and this makes the most sense. When I started about 10 years ago the majority of lights were still fluorescent and incandescent. Led was just starting to take off. Now everything is led. We are now seeing the problems that can occur with led. Warranties only being 2-10 years depending on the manufacturer. I bet Warranty on lights are over and no one wants to pay for a replacement.
From Nebraska and they are found from one end of the state to the other. Claimed to be a manufacturing defect and they are replacing them as new bulbs become available. That is the official story anyway.
The amount of news articles about this being defect makes one suspicious. Gonna do anything about these defective lights? Or just one day all the lights happen to be defective all over the country...
The blame is on Acuity Brand according to articles, big light manufacturing company in Atlanta. So, they suck and should no longer get the business of our tax dollars if true. Also, they should replace faulty bulbs. That's business. But this is just weirdly suspicious.
A bright blue luciferase was identified in a report in the journal Nature Scientific Reports in 2020 and is only visible under UV lights of certain wavelengths.
From what I understand, it's meant to show who got the jab and who didn't. The jab contains Luciferases which will fluoresces under a certain light wave length. I have noticed these popping up on roads where it would be a choke point for traffic. I think this was part of the vax lockdown and vax passport plan, which both failed.
"I think this was part of the vax lockdown and vax passport plan, which both failed."
Does this mean that they are planning another virus and/or lockdown? Especially if these lights are not being removed.
I would not put it past them, but nobody (except a select group of normies) will fall for it. I think they're still installing them because nobody told them to stop. The installers have a work order and are drones. They're following what the work order says.
We have just had these recently installed in SC. What is he saying “if you know what I’m talking about you know what I’m talking about”? I heard its to see better at night.
I would have just figured "blue lives matter" lights - I know a lot of people in my neighborhood put out blue garage lights for that purpose. I'll have to keep an eye out, I haven't noticed blue street lights where I live.
Driving down I81, these were installed in rest stops in PA and are terrible if there is any blowing snow - hella bad glare and I have been meaning to look them up.
Really interesting...I hadn't heard about Dicyanin before, but i did hear about 1st gen night vision, which was red vs the green they changed to. Cliff High mentioned Vietnam chopper gunners freaking out and open firing at what appeared to be nothing to the naked eye before they discontinued use...guys were seeing demons and all kinds of shit that were essentially flipping them the bird and egging them on (scaring the crap out of them - rightfully so!) - making them open fire. Not sure which part it was in, but here's part 1 - a good listen while working in the shop etc: https://www.bitchute.com/video/AeklzTfEylhD/
You should look into Dicyanin, it's been banned and nearly every reference been scrubbed off the net, it apparently let's you see other people's auras and entities. Was used in Vietnam as night vision and pilots were apparently seeing demons
You rang?
Man I just heard about Dicyanin today and its blowing my mind, I always knew there was weird stuff going on in the UV but this sounds awesome, also makes sense that it would be suppressed if it clearly proved the supernatural. I want some goggles but they're expensive, I guess a UV filter on a camera would give similar results?
Beware of false products. There's a metric shit ton of products claiming to have the compound in it, they don't. Im still searching for an accurate recipe, one that a novice can do.
I went down that rabbit hole years ago, hence my handle on here, Everytime a real genuine rare pair of goggles or pane of glass shows up it fucking is gone faster than it came. Suppression is real.
Carry On!!!
" I guess a UV filter on a camera would give similar results?"
No, I'm afraid not.
Any decent chemist should be able to make it, I have heard its not too hard to do but as for the recipe? I don't have access to that one fren.
https://www.matrixblogger.com/the-big-secret-dicyanin-dye-makes-ghosts-see-auric-googles/
fascinating - a dye that filters light in such a way as to highlight (presumably) wavelengths normally drowned out by visible light.
Yeah, I read that. Really creepy.
https://usercontent.one/wp/www.officialauraglasses.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/dicyanin-dye-style-aura-glasses-goggles-ghost-hunting-human-equipment-spirit-box-rem-pod-EMF-meter-paranormal-j.jpg
I heard about this a while back and my first thought was that this could be “the choice to know will be yours”. I can’t think of a bigger individual choice of knowledge one may have than to factually know if they are possessed by demons.
It's so the drug addicts can't see their veins when trying to inject
I saw this somewhere else , I think it was a post on 9GAG maybe a couple weeks ago. It was supposedly in another country though, Sweden maybe 🤔. I can't remember.
ding ding ding
There's a hotel in downtownish portland that has exterior doors for most of the units, and the lights around them are blue for this reason.
To identify vaxxies amongst us.
One possible explanation is that the blue/purple is a manufacturing defect. I have a background in electrical engineering and this is believable.
https://www.businessinsider.com/led-city-streetlights-turning-purple-broken-tech-danger-2022-11?amp
I had a TV that turned blue. I had to replace the LED backlight.
The yelllow phosphor layer that downconverts the blue-violet LED light to yellow light must have degraded.
That's the story I was told by the guy in charge of deploying these. He said it was a design defect and they would be replaced. But that was over a year ago and we still see this? And it's widespread. The defect story doesn't make sense to me anymore.
With you on this one. I deal with commercial lighting and this makes the most sense. When I started about 10 years ago the majority of lights were still fluorescent and incandescent. Led was just starting to take off. Now everything is led. We are now seeing the problems that can occur with led. Warranties only being 2-10 years depending on the manufacturer. I bet Warranty on lights are over and no one wants to pay for a replacement.
Drove threw Omaha Nebraska ,,.. These Lights were being installed on the Freeways & Under Bridges.
Creepy AF.
From Nebraska and they are found from one end of the state to the other. Claimed to be a manufacturing defect and they are replacing them as new bulbs become available. That is the official story anyway.
The amount of news articles about this being defect makes one suspicious. Gonna do anything about these defective lights? Or just one day all the lights happen to be defective all over the country...
The blame is on Acuity Brand according to articles, big light manufacturing company in Atlanta. So, they suck and should no longer get the business of our tax dollars if true. Also, they should replace faulty bulbs. That's business. But this is just weirdly suspicious.
The LUCIFERASE in the vaccines?
A bright blue luciferase was identified in a report in the journal Nature Scientific Reports in 2020 and is only visible under UV lights of certain wavelengths.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-66286-1
From what I understand, it's meant to show who got the jab and who didn't. The jab contains Luciferases which will fluoresces under a certain light wave length. I have noticed these popping up on roads where it would be a choke point for traffic. I think this was part of the vax lockdown and vax passport plan, which both failed.
"I think this was part of the vax lockdown and vax passport plan, which both failed." Does this mean that they are planning another virus and/or lockdown? Especially if these lights are not being removed.
I would not put it past them, but nobody (except a select group of normies) will fall for it. I think they're still installing them because nobody told them to stop. The installers have a work order and are drones. They're following what the work order says.
Or there is another plan we haven't heard of yet...
always
Could be.
Can someone explain this to me like I’m 5 that’s very weird… 🙏🫡
We have just had these recently installed in SC. What is he saying “if you know what I’m talking about you know what I’m talking about”? I heard its to see better at night.
"They're hererrreee."
I would have just figured "blue lives matter" lights - I know a lot of people in my neighborhood put out blue garage lights for that purpose. I'll have to keep an eye out, I haven't noticed blue street lights where I live.
"Better to see you with, my dear".
Those are satan’s colors. Honest.
Driving down I81, these were installed in rest stops in PA and are terrible if there is any blowing snow - hella bad glare and I have been meaning to look them up.
maybe Lizards see better at night with that color?
Really interesting...I hadn't heard about Dicyanin before, but i did hear about 1st gen night vision, which was red vs the green they changed to. Cliff High mentioned Vietnam chopper gunners freaking out and open firing at what appeared to be nothing to the naked eye before they discontinued use...guys were seeing demons and all kinds of shit that were essentially flipping them the bird and egging them on (scaring the crap out of them - rightfully so!) - making them open fire. Not sure which part it was in, but here's part 1 - a good listen while working in the shop etc: https://www.bitchute.com/video/AeklzTfEylhD/