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Anosha 2 points ago +2 / -0

It really is. I’m in the Moscow region and would love to grab a burger with you if you ever come.

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Anosha 3 points ago +3 / -0

I live in Russia and tell Russians exactly this! A few years ago they didn’t believe me, but the last such disagreement was quite some time ago!

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Anosha 4 points ago +4 / -0

I think most of us are under the assumption that there is something or many things going on under the surface (more or less literally) that this relates to. As an American patriot who lives in and is also a citizen of the Russian Federation I deal with this two-edged sword issue. Not all of us agree with the strident remarks some people make here. WRWY!

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Anosha 9 points ago +9 / -0

Curious what leads you to conclude it’s not what Q referenced. I’m not agreeing or disagreeing with you.

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Anosha 2 points ago +2 / -0

Think Arctic, then look at a globe and note Russia, Canada, Greenland, and the USA. I have heard a rumor of bio labs there as well.

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Anosha 2 points ago +2 / -0

Harsh or simply conforming to the language she herself used?

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Anosha 1 point ago +1 / -0

To those who want to see this, the search keywords are 2007 Putin speech Munich. Fun to watch No Name squirm.

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Anosha 2 points ago +2 / -0

How can we say “wrong Durham” on a Q discussion forum when we have this?

u/#q4952

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Anosha 7 points ago +7 / -0

There’s no such thing as a permanent anything in government. It’s just different rates of change. It’s hardest to overthrow the government (a possibility the founders envisioned in writing), hard to amend the Constitution, routine but politically challenging to pass changes to laws, easier to change regulations, and one person can write executive orders. This is the current moment, and our current president is setting a course through a set of executive orders that are within his power. Future elections can express the will of the people on what Trump is doing today. And among these executive orders are moves to secure those elections.

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Anosha 2 points ago +2 / -0

I’m an American patriot too, had become Russian Orthodox already in the US. Moved to Russia just before the pandemic to get my family freedom from the already increasing vaccine mandates and other such things. May God help you!

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Anosha 3 points ago +3 / -0

Greetings from our town in the Moscow region where we celebrated the feast on a beautiful, sunny Sunday morning. My children helped fill people’s containers with hundreds of liters of holy water that they took to their homes for use throughout the year.

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Anosha 1 point ago +1 / -0

Right, I was referring to the hype / marketing / productization part.

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Anosha 1 point ago +1 / -0

I learned from normies years ago that there’s a ton of intelligence work in Silicon Valley. Steve Blank is a revered voice in the tech startup community who wrote extensively about this history.

Adding this to things I’ve learned in anon mode, I’ve formed the opinion that Silicon Valley is the mechanism for releasing technology created by DARPA and friends, according to a planned schedule. It’s mostly a marketing exercise. This seems obviously the case with AI, for the latest example.

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Anosha 2 points ago +2 / -0

That’s very interesting, that was the same day Putin took over from Yeltsin.

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Anosha 1 point ago +2 / -1

This is an accurate comment. I’m going to add some extremely important context due to the wild misunderstandings of what this means and doesn’t mean.

It’s true that they are monotheistic and true that all of them refer to the God of Abraham. But all of them differ in the basic attributes of God they confess. It’s impossible to believe in the God of all three of them because what they confess God to be is mutually exclusive. The only possibilities are that only one of them is correct, or that none of them are.

It’s impossible to paper over the difference between them in a claim that their God is the same, as some people try to do.

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Anosha 4 points ago +5 / -1

I am a Christian. For years I attended an Antiochian Orthodox Church, the one headquartered in Damascus, Syria that you might have heard about with recent events. My brother is a chanter at one of their many parishes in the US to this day. The language spoken by Christians in Syria is Arabic. I would gladly die for the difference between the true Christian God and the false god of Islam.

And when we sing God’s name in the Divine Liturgy every Sunday morning and every feast day, when we are singing in Arabic, the word we use is Allah. And always has been. That’s the word in Arabic Bibles for the Christian God, and it was that way before Mohammed made up his weird messed up religion.

Please don’t say such awful things about your fellow Christians.

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Anosha 4 points ago +4 / -0

Christianity started in the Middle East and has been there all along. There are Orthodox Christians, Roman Catholics, and Protestants in every country in the area.

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Anosha 6 points ago +9 / -3

This is an incorrect statement. I fully agree that the Muslim god is false. But “Allah” is simply the word for God in Arabic. Christians pray to the true God as Allah when praying in Arabic.

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Anosha 1 point ago +1 / -0

I have read numerous studies that support these claims strongly, I have experienced horrible effects, I have accidentally reproduced one of the studies, I have lost a child to miscarriage in an incident where an electrical engineer got clever with an antenna rig at a church. You don’t understand this as well as you think.

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