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bcfromfl 1 point ago +1 / -0

Wayne Allyn Root is a shill who hides behind being a "conservative" writer, continuing to push an agenda. "I am proud of my race. I praise the amazing traits of my Jewish people often on my radio and TV shows, and in many of my 16 books. I have pointed out the reason Jews are among the most successful people to ever set foot on earth is because of their brilliance, unmatched work ethic, relentless mindset, and the importance they place on education and family. "

What is the agenda? Quote from Netanyahu: https://archive.org/details/nethan-3

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bcfromfl 2 points ago +2 / -0

One thing I didn't mention in my post is the massive "brain drain" on the global potential as a result of this fusion hamster wheel. Not just scientists, but engineers, specialty component manufacturing, etc., etc. What could be accomplished on a global scale if we were focused upon other projects with better capitalization and realistic expectations? Why should the world pay for essentially throwing money and resources away?

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bcfromfl 3 points ago +3 / -0

Interesting link. This would be an excellent bridge technology from the currently-employed fission towards something in the future. I can even picture current plants being retrofitted without massive rebuilding.

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bcfromfl 13 points ago +13 / -0

This is a very good summary of the explored technologies through the years. Thank you for posting.

I've had a passing interest in this for a few decades. I now see fusion research as a global scam/fraud, on the same order as climate change/green technologies (wind, solar, etc.), and more recently, covid research. While fusion research has some theoretical benefit in the name of science, all of these research topics require massive injections of capital in the form of grants. These researchers manage the grant monies by tailoring what their findings and publications report, to continue the gravy train. For example, climate "researchers" fraudulently manipulate data to conform to a narrative, such that they can continue to collect "global warming" grants and get published. It wasn't lost on me in this documentary that "climate change" and "carbon neutral" were mentioned more than once.

As this documentary also points out, none of the current designs are anywhere close to being commercially viable. All one has to do is look at the infrastructure and designs to understand the incalculable billions and billions of dollars spent on these experiments. The current goal for a fusion reaction is 400 seconds, but even that ridiculous number is years away. No one has yet achieved a reaction that is even close to matching the energy input.

I'll tell you why fusion is flawed. First of all, it is based upon commercially-exploitable electrical generation, similar to coal, gas, and fission technologies that have preceded it. This is not where the future of energy lies. You still have to transmit electricity over a vulnerable and delicate energy grid...a weak link in the chain. The future of energy is in smaller, portable generators that can individually power a home or commercial installation, or vehicles/spacecraft. A fusion installation as shown is based upon an outdated model -- a giant monstrosity that sits on a multi-acre plot of ground. They are built to try to contain a reaction that will destroy any element known to man by a million degrees. The magnetic suspension helps keep the heat away from the collectors, but the reactors will require periodic rebuilding and commensurate down-time.

Secondly, at its core, all fusion strives to do is power a "heat engine" to generate electricity. The containment device heats up, and transfers the heat energy to steam turbines. Really? All that technology just to create steam? There is a method to directly convert plasma ions to electricity, but it is only about 50% efficient. With a technology that struggles to even match the energy input, let alone exceed it, it can't afford the losses of a 50% conversion efficiency.

Unfortunately, fusion is yet another method to siphon wealth from Western nations, into something that will never provide an adequate return. We can do better. The acres and acres of rotting EVs that no one will ever own or drive is proof that the global cabal driving these investments must be eliminated.

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bcfromfl 3 points ago +3 / -0

I track these flights regularly, and have acquired quite a bit of important information, some of it recently. Unfortunately, I am not allowed to speak candidly here.

This individual interviewed by The Highwire holds a slightly different perspective on the problem (that it's a pollution issue and not a conspiracy -- which I disagree upon), but this episode is well worth watching: https://www.bitchute.com/video/G7lbxXfYByPI/ In this episode, you will see a screenshot of an analysis of jet fuel which includes aluminum, barium, and strontium. So, it is highly likely that some commercial jets are spreading these materials without the knowledge of the pilots. Another thing exposed during this episode is that there is a nationally-integrated software to plot the paths of flights to create the "tic-tac-toe" pattern frequently seen.

The website is https://climateviewer.com/

One thing I will say about the pollution vs. chemtrail topic is that I have several times witnessed the trails being turned on and off (indicating that it is not exhaust from the engines). I have also witnessed identical aircraft flying at the identical altitude at the same time, one of them leaving a contrail that lasts a few hundred yards, and the other leaving a persistent chemtrail from horizon to horizon.

Finally, concerned citizens around the country have been trying to get politicians involved in exposing what's been happening for twenty years. This is one such public meeting in Arizona: https://www.bitchute.com/video/VnNsyVkZvnSS/ I was impressed with how well-informed some of these individuals are, but this is from several years ago, and nothing was accomplished as a result. My research into this particular Arizona organization shows that it has dissolved since then, unfortunately.

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bcfromfl 3 points ago +3 / -0

"Safest molecules?" Would you be willing to experiment on someone suffering ALREADY from neurological disorders?

FYI, I tried DMSO some time ago, and it produced a strong uncomfortable reaction. It is a powerful solvent, and can cause reactions in some.

Caveat emptor...

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bcfromfl 5 points ago +5 / -0

I have chronic migraines, due to hyperimmunity from formaldehyde poisoning. I would be VERY careful experimenting with DMSO. Your mother has already demonstrated a chronic neurologic issue -- DMSO could create a domino effect with even worse symptoms for her. As we age, it's not uncommon for symptoms to get worse, or experience increased sensitivity. I am 63.

I take a once monthly dose of Aimovig, which reduced my monthly abortive meds from 15+ down to about 7-9. Abortives are zolmitriptan lozenges for emergencies (takes about 90 minutes to begin to feel relief, lasts about 24 hours), and naratriptan (takes 5-6 hours for relief, lasts 36-48 hours) when I have a bit more warning of an oncoming migraine. Since I have an immune component, I switch between doxepin (20mg) and amitriptylene (25mg) as immunomodulators, to prevent tolerance. These I only take for two consecutive nights when necessary.

Aimovig is not without caveats. It takes 5-6 days each month to get "up to speed," and its effectiveness only lasts about three weeks or so. That leaves a window of about 10 days each month when the abortives become more important. I have tried both the 70mg dose and the 140mg dose with no difference observed. I opted for the 70mg dose, to keep things to a minimum. The other biologics don't work as well for me, and make me nauseous.

Unfortunately, there are no good answers for these diseases. If she is not already receiving prescriptions from her neurologist, then find another who will. I strongly empathize with anyone who suffers from these symptoms. It's no joke.

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bcfromfl 1 point ago +1 / -0

I used to not put any credence into discussions of evil, thinking it was just a human construct to point the finger of blame "somewhere" to explain bad things or bad people. That was until I came across this video a couple years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/comments/cit9ge/an_account_of_early_night_vision_goggles_used_in/

It's an interview of the son of an officer in charge of a unit testing new military night vision goggles in Vietnam. Soldiers began seeing winged creatures that were only visible through the goggles, gesturing towards them in a threatening manner. Many of the soldiers had to be discharged for psychological reasons.

Of course, I can't verify this, and the military quickly abandoned this technology. But it does give plenty of food for thought...

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bcfromfl 2 points ago +2 / -0

Dana Carvey is only 5'8"...his listed height from years ago. He's likely at least an inch shorter now.

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bcfromfl 7 points ago +7 / -0

Little St. James is the official name for "Epstein Island."

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bcfromfl 8 points ago +8 / -0

Wow.

Edit: BTW, Babylon = Talmud.

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bcfromfl 10 points ago +10 / -0

It's very simple to find multiple quotes from them online stating that this is their exact goal...going back more than 100 years.

Ask Mayorkas to explain his position on the board of HIAS, the NGO behind much of the illegal migration: https://hias.org/statements/hias-welcomes-five-new-members-national-board/

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bcfromfl 2 points ago +2 / -0

Saved. I've been waiting for someone to repost this link for at least two years! Now I have it.

Thank you.

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bcfromfl 2 points ago +2 / -0

It's the frog in the boiling pot of water, and the fleas in the jar with the lid, all rolled into one metaphor...

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bcfromfl 1 point ago +1 / -0

LEO agencies around the country are experiencing the same issue. Officers/deputies quitting and/or retiring, and new hires not joining at replacement rates. Maintaining public confidence is a prime directive.

You have to look at both sides of the issue. Why would a local agency agree to take on additional responsibilities with a fixed budget? Is there enough jail space? Do they have vehicles for mass transport? Officers to reallocate? Compromises would have to be made. Politically, if an agency wanted to force politicians to (in this case) do what they're supposed to do in the first place, they would say just as this sheriff did in the public statement.

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