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ApeironPatriot 1 point ago +1 / -0

Funny coincidence, that was one of the places I suggested.

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ApeironPatriot 6 points ago +6 / -0

A question people in my family have been asking recently was "If we could move anywhere, where would we go?" and there's never a clear answer because it's still better here than just about everywhere else.

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ApeironPatriot 1 point ago +1 / -0

People in my personal spheres that only got the original 1-2 seem to be faring okay. People who are subscribing to the boosters seem to be having strange "unexplained" health issues.

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ApeironPatriot 2 points ago +2 / -0

I personally don't think shedding is a thing. The elites wouldn't release something that would easily kill them too, even if they had a personal hidden cure it means that some independent researchers could figure it out and start spreading the info. The vaxx is likely a primer for a more dangerous bioweapon planned for later. It's easier for the elites just to get saline and say they're vaxxed.

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ApeironPatriot 3 points ago +3 / -0

Most safes have a manufacturer code which you can request provided you can show ownership of the safe or if you are a law enforcement member with a warrant.

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ApeironPatriot 5 points ago +5 / -0

I recall reading that because of a ruling in the EU phones are going to have to start being manufactured with a user removeable battery soon. More than likely just to keep costs down, we will also get these phones when they become available. https://www.pcmag.com/news/eu-smartphones-must-have-user-replaceable-batteries-by-2027

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ApeironPatriot 3 points ago +3 / -0

It's hard to participate in the rat race when you know it's a debt prison designed to keep you busy until you die.

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ApeironPatriot 2 points ago +3 / -1

Flame temp of burning rubber can apparently reach over 2000f, motor oil once combusted according to a quick search can burn over 2100c, engine blocks have quite a bit of oil, so based on that yes, all those things could melt under the right conditions.

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ApeironPatriot 4 points ago +4 / -0

Just out of curiosity do the liver parasites tend to cause unexplained "fatty liver disease" for years on end?

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ApeironPatriot 3 points ago +3 / -0

Tire fires can exceed temps of over 2000 Fahrenheit, more than enough to melt rims, etc.

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ApeironPatriot 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's the overhead lighting. It doesn't make for nice pictures.

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ApeironPatriot 3 points ago +3 / -0

There are two potential outcomes: This board attracts provocateurs to forum slide out good info with nonsense because we are over the target.

Or: The Q movement attracts all sorts of people in the "conspiracy field" to try to piggyback their beliefs onto it's success and some of these beliefs are just plain uninformed and dumb.

It's very likely both possibilities occur at the same time.

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ApeironPatriot 3 points ago +3 / -0

The first time I got it was before even the 14 days to slow the spread nonsense. Most other events I was definitely required to mask if it was indoors. The subsequent infections progressed very similarly with the same symptoms, but not quite as bad each time obviously.

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ApeironPatriot 3 points ago +3 / -0

I too share concern for my friends and family, besides my own parents I don't know anyone in my immediate circles that aren't vaccinated. If my theory is right and the next "big thing" is what really starts to kill people, I am going to be very alone.

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ApeironPatriot 13 points ago +13 / -0

Wow, yup, just checked myself, but it's not twitter anymore, it's X!

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ApeironPatriot 4 points ago +4 / -0

I recall a Q post that said something along the lines of "Scare event necessary"?

"NOT EVERYTHING WILL BE CLEAN. [SCARE] NECESSARY EVENT."

from 529

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ApeironPatriot 3 points ago +3 / -0

If you can collectively afford the taxes and keep her happy by being near her family, then consider it! I would of course make sure you've met in person first and hung out for about a week in close quarters, see if any red flags pop up. The honeymoon period after meeting someone can be quite intense.

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ApeironPatriot 1 point ago +1 / -0

215 is a okay weight for 6'3. BMI charts tend to consider that "Overweight" but not "Obese" It seems a tad low for his figure, but not out of range.

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ApeironPatriot 36 points ago +36 / -0

I don't think it was fake. As someone who had to work large events during the lockdowns I contracted a "flu-like" illness no less than five times and I have never been so sick in my life. In danger of death? Probably not. I've had various kinds of flu before and this was far worse. It's still a engineered bioweapon if some kind though for sure. But it wasn't made to just kill people outright, that would place the elites at risk too. Instead it was designed to seem serious enough (aided by MSM blowing it out of proportion and cdc deciding the flu didn't exist during that period) to scare people into getting the real bioweapon, the vaxx, which the elites can easily avoid. The next major release of an engineered virus will likely begin killing vaxxed people and in the meantime they will be like "get the new jabs if you don't wanna die!"

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ApeironPatriot 1 point ago +1 / -0

The voyager probe has not undergone any major course changes or propulsion since the 1980's other than a test in 2017 to see if the thrusters even still worked. It uses chemical hydrazine thrusters. This does not use any electricity beyond the signal to activate the thruster.

RTG's work by harvesting the heat from the decay of a radioactive element. At launch V2 had a max wattage output of 470 watts. This is less than a toaster or microwave uses, and as the mission has continued, it's necessitated turning off various instruments because the total available power becomes less and less due to the decay of the element in the RTG.

The half life of Plutonium 238 is approximately 90 years as it decays into uranium-234, and later into lead-204. As more of the plutonium decays, the available wattage to the craft drops, until eventually it will not produce enough power to even run the most basic instruments. This is expected to occur within the next few years.

Nuclear reactors such as those on a carrier actually cause a chemical change in the element in the radioactive material during the fission process. The amount of energy produced in these reactions is in the megawatt range, and naturally will burn up your material faster than just passively collecting waste heat. As most electrical systems on a carrier are "mission critical" it will require refueling well before the materials are fully spent to ensure no disruption to power.

Your linked article references the van allen belt that blocks high-energy electron activity. Radio waves are of lower frequency and longer wavelength than the high energy particles it usually traps and thus make it through relatively unscathed, radio waves, light, etc are also photonic in nature and are not significantly affected by the earths magnetosphere.

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