No problem. I have spotted a few "too good to be true" videos on YT recently.
Is any of this true?
There is no record of Marco Rubio chairing a Senate committee. The text indicates that he served as vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee from 2021 to 2024 under Chairman Mitch McConnell.
This is a different link to the Comey Press Conference from July5th 2016.
And here is the humorous remake!
I agree about the research part. The Q Drops inspired me to look a bit deeper into any subject I found interesting. The problem now is, I can no longer take any news at face value!
Many years ago, I used to read a comic that had a jokes section.
One joke had an American couple visiting a museum in England where there was a copy of the Magna Carta on display. The sign by it said: "Signed 1215".
The American lady looked at her watch and saw that the time was twenty minutes after midday. She said: "Gee Wilmer, we just missed it by five minutes!"
Life was much simpler back then.
No, I am a Brit but I see things slightly differently. My understanding is that the states in the US do have control over their own destiny but they can devolve some powers to the Federal government if they want to.
In the case of the EU, the project was sold as a trading convenience but it was then used to wrest control from the member states and give it to the central EU government.
To aid that process, very little of the central government is elected by the people, in contrast with Congress and POTUS and, the only part of that system that is democratically elected - the EU parliament - does not have the power associated with other "parliaments". That is, they cannot propose legislation. That is confined to one of the unelected bodies, namely, the EU Commission.
Although the EU looks like the US superficially, going into more detail reveals that it is far less democratic. It is more like a way to rule the entire continent by teams of unelected people chosen by, who knows?
If my religion is Jedi, can I take May 4th off?
It is always interesting to read differing views. On the one hand we have Promethean Action telling us just how much the UK controls the US and then we see articles like this one that tell us that the US was really running the UK all the time!
These people need to talk to each other.
Ricky Gervais was asked on an American chat show whether he believed in God or not. He said not. Then he was asked to explain.
He asked the interviewer, that if with all the religions in the world there were about 2,000 gods altogether, how many did he believe in? The interviewer replied: One. Well, said Gervais, I just believe in one less god that you do.
Love the meme. Best laugh of the day so far!
So is it a marketing ploy, then? Instead of saying that radiactive thorium is the fuel which is, shock horror, radioactive, it is hydrogen which makes pure water as a by-product.
Is that how they do it?
I always have reservations about hydrogen as a fuel because it tends to be more of a battery than a fuel. You need to put energy in, usually by electrolysis, before you can get any hydrogen out.
If hydrogen could be extracted from the ground like natural gas then I would consider it as a fuel.
It won't be long before not only will we be able to choose a movie to stream but we will also be able to select our referred cast.
For instance, I would like to re-watch the Bond films but with 1960s Connery playing the lead in every one!
Yes and here is the video.
Timeline:
- Fauci announces "surprise outbreak" in January right before President Trump takes office.
- Kary Mullis dies in August 2019.
- COVID-19 outbreak identified in December 2019.
Is this an attempt to set the Jewish community against President Trump?
Interesting pictures. We could also include all kinds of castles, palaces and fortified houses. Some of those building would contain secrets like secret passages or surprise defensive structures knowledge of which could be a national security issue.
Which group of people would travel the continent, talk to those in charge and construct such buildings and so would have access to all that knowledge? Yes, it's the Masons.
Maybe their prominence is not such a mystery after all?
Anyone with the time should watch this Paedophiles in Parliament
Allegations Covered: It touches on:
- Edward Heath (Prime Minister): Claims made by discredited accusers.
- Leon Brittan (Home Secretary): Allegations regarding a "dossier" of abuse claims.
- Greville Janner (MP and MHoL): The former MP was posthumously charged with child sex offenses, a case the film references in the context of perceived police inaction or cover-ups.
- Cover-ups: Poulton argues that political establishments protected abusers, citing the failure to prosecute figures despite available evidence.
Opponents of the documentary claim "conspiracy theory" but they would, wouldn't they?
Ted Heath was the PM who took the UK into the EU. I sometimes wonder if he was "coerced" into making that decision.
It's a good job they were not shot down in China. They are getting quite good at drone shows.
Purely coincidentally, the IPCC has now concluded that it most scary predictions are implausible.
And, Bill Gates is making a pivot. He says that the projected temperature increases are not the best way to view the problem and that tech is already making improvements in that regard.
In my role as cynic, my guess that the Globalists really want AI data centres and do not want them to be delayed by any supposed global warming issues, I suspect that the above changes in thinking may be connected.
As a Brit I find this all a bit worrying. I cannot remember anything like this ever happening before.
We had an unpopular Prime Minister so the solution is to find someone who is not even a Member of Parliament, get someone to step down in a safe seat for that Party. Get their new candidate elected then promote him to Prime Minster.
They are admitting that none of the existing 400 or so Labour MPs were suitable! That already speaks volumes. Then they fast track the chosen one to the top position.
Looks organised to me, but by whom?
Caveat: I am not qualified to give advice. I know that all solutions will depend upon your personal circumstances and medications, however, I can tell you what works for me. I am on Levothyroxine, by the way, but was severely overweight in spite of that.
What worked for me was ignoring calorie counting. The things you need to count are carbs. So, I headed off in the general direction of Keto diets without going all the way. Surplus carbs get converted into fat because your body does not know when it will be fed again and it does not want to waste anything. That fat can be converted back to energy and that is how you lose weight.
Basically, imagine you are living in the stone age or, even better, you are a wild animal! So, no snacks, probably not three meals a day, some days no food at all! Most food will be stuff you caught or picked so meat and berries will be popular.
Breakfast cereals have surprising amounts of carbohydrates. Adding sugar makes it even worse.
Carbs are basically sugar so beware if you are diabetic. More advice needed.
I prefer positive advice to negative so more protein is the way to go - while minimising carbs. Potatoes, rice, pasta and bread are all carbs to be minmised. Sad, but true! Do not eat too late in the evening.
There are a ton of videos on YouTube. Many contradict each other! So your best Q Analysis techniques will need to be deployed to find your way through.
I have lost 56 lbs so it is working out for me.
I had similar thoughts. If one country pays for medical charges out of disposable income while another gets healthcare "free" because it is paid for from taxes then that will skew the numbers.
In a Tucker Carlson interview with Richard Werner, Werner described how inflation worked. First, he said that it was not just about the central banks printing money because local banks also "print money".
If you go to your local bank to get a loan then that bank just invents that money and assigns it to your account.
Inflation is caused because of what the loan is for. If the banks get together and permit only home loans then house price inflation results. When the housing market crashes the banks can then step in and buy cheap property. That is inflationary.
Alternatively, if money is lent for entrepreneurial purposes, that is, to people who want to create something new, then that same loan is not inflationary.
Basically, if more money is chasing the same goods then inflation happens but if something new is created then it doesn't.
Many years ago, when Martin Gardner was writing about John Conway's Game of Life, I was just starting to learn FORTRAN at college as part of the maths course. We did boring things like solve quadratic equations.
I decided to program the Game of Life using an IBM 1130, a line printer and a punched card machine!
The next term I looked again at what Martin Gardner was saying in his Scientific American column and it was quite clear that many large industrial computers were also playing Life on much bigger machines than the one I had access to!
Here are some examples. The first 1:10 just describes the rules. The rest is what they produce. I does make you realise how just two or three simple rules can achieve wonderful things.