I’m an American who has moved to Russia. There’s way more English in Russia than there is even Spanish in America, but zero times have anything automated made Russian speakers take any action to be served in Russian. Because that would be absurd. And people would be very upset.
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A decent starting point is this thread that cites scientific research and puts it into context. https://x.com/NutriDetect/status/1518648420457615360
The best source of scientific information about this is probably https://x.com/NutriDetect …the bad news is that he is very blackpilled politically, so I ignore that, but the good news is that on nutrition he fully cites a ton of incredibly provocative statements. I had someone introduce me to this over a year ago and it is solving problems I thought would be with me for life.
Example thread: https://x.com/NutriDetect/status/1518648420457615360
Tor addresses are cryptographic hashes somewhat similar to trip codes. There are tools that brute force them to create Tor addresses that, for example, begin with a set of prefixes that someone wants to put in. Recently Russian foreign intelligence SVR published a site with a name beginning “svrgovru24” (SVR gov ru 24). Facebook did similarly with its Tor site.
Perhaps Q did something similar, planted the codes in the materials, and influenced the design of the trip codes.
Nice.
I’m interested in the “levels of thinking” popularized by “hoe_math” (I forget who the author is, my fault as HM does loudly credit him). Levels 1, 2, and 3 are survival. Level 4 is group membership and identification. Level 5 is where science happens. Levels above that deal with broader understanding, larger goals, and ethics. It sounds like you’re describing a struggle or confusion between levels 4 and 5. (Anyone who says “trust the science” is at level 4 missing the whole point, of course.)
I recommend the work of Joaquin Flores if you’re interested in Berletic.
The incentives have been different for a long time. The average Russian is much less trusting of the Russian MSM than is the case in the US. They don’t have a huge moat supporting them and they need journalistic credibility to be trusted. I am not saying they’re perfect but they are, and have long been, in a situation much more conducive to accurate reporting than their western and globalist counterparts.
I’m not saying to trust every word — I have been interviewed by Russian media and had narrative inserted into my own story — but just that it’s quite a different creature and very useful for A/B comparisons of coverage of a story.
I have a family member who was part of a vaccine awareness effort you have definitely heard of and would support. It was legitimate AND was heavily infiltrated. This is a complex battle and from what I have seen it will take a few iterations to shake out the corruption. RFK Jr. is either himself controlled opposition or is acting like it in some respects (I could make good arguments for either of those things). In either case, I think as DC is getting dismantled at high speed there’s a lot of reason for optimism that there’s a plan for this too.
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!
First Trump administration: Flynn fired after 23 days.
Second Trump administration: Flynn “warns” of assassination, is promoted as a potential president, is promoted for VP and numerous other spots … and is given a brand new inconsequential board to join.