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magaphraust 3 points ago +3 / -0

It will still need to be hitting something... lasers go through air, even if there are multiple lasers.

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magaphraust 3 points ago +3 / -0
  • "There's no way we could have known"
  • "We were tricked just like everyone else"
  • "We simply didn't have enough data yet"
  • "Okay, yeah we got paid kickbacks for vaccinating our patients, but we always thought they were good"
  • "Who on Earth could possibly have known that a product that's advertised and forced on the public via public funds, that is immune to litigation, that does not need to do safety testing, and makes billions of dollars for pharma companies, could possibly be a bad thing?"

(Excuses that are NOT going to save you from the noose)

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magaphraust 5 points ago +5 / -0

It's sad to think how an actual parody news organization ends up spouting more truth than MSM. Even when you take their jokes literally, and ignore humor, they are more accurate that MSM

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magaphraust 2 points ago +2 / -0

.. so Mexico won't be charged for them then. Can't wait to see what DOGE can do, we desperately need to cut back on all these government programs that steal all our money and give it to people that do nothing.

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magaphraust 4 points ago +4 / -0

Sure. Just ignore every single other aspect of the carbon cycle.. Cows are pretty much carbon neutral at worst, and carbon negative at best..

Where are the cows getting all this carbon they are spewing? Grass? Where does grass get it's carbon? The atmosphere? Where does that come from? Cows?

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magaphraust 2 points ago +2 / -0

That's literally the only way this keeps going on. They are not having kids, which is why they so desperately want to groom and recruit yours

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magaphraust 6 points ago +6 / -0

The process is the punishment.. can't help but see this as a win for them. But I'm very optimistic that that's going to change very soon

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magaphraust 1 point ago +1 / -0

The worst part of all this, is that these companies know how poisonous/toxic these things are. But simple because it's cheaper they'll gladly feed it to Americans.

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magaphraust 7 points ago +7 / -0

Being healthy and being poison are two very different things.. I doubt even a small percentage thought it was healthy, but prob an even smaller percentage thought it was literal poison.

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magaphraust 3 points ago +3 / -0

How do you gain power?

In a monarchy, you have to be born into it. In a democracy you have to win people over. Either option would be pretty difficult..

What if instead you can control the people that already did the first step? What if you could bypass all the work, and just control? Would it be worth it? Would controlling entire nations be worth the effort? I think yes, because it actually wouldn't take that much effort..

Then over time, being in control of so many, you could easily decide who will rise into power. You could decide that only those who you want to reach power can reach it. How to control them? Voluntary blackmail!

You do what they say, and you rise to power, but you're always under their thumb. Get out of line and they throw you to the wolves. Watergate was just one blackmail control operation vs another one. And Nixon lost.

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magaphraust 2 points ago +2 / -0

It is at least humorous to see the deep state constantly paint themselves into a corner. They're always spouting platitudes putting themselves on the moral high ground, and then almost immediately have to reverse positions because they've screwed themselves. I just wish their followers would notice, instead of just following along blindly, clapping like trained seals.

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magaphraust 6 points ago +6 / -0

The projection is palpable. Not to mention how low of an opinion he has of normal people, as if they can't determine truth themselves, he infantilizes everyone and wants to dictate to people what to believe and what they are allowed to listen to.

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magaphraust 1 point ago +1 / -0

You could dent it with a pin and enough force, but it's still pretty strong.

Some bars/coins are now coming with embedded "mintid" chips in them to scan and verify, the more affordable solution is to pick up a "Sigma Metalytics Precious Metal Verifier" that measures conductivity and can tell the purity and if any metals are mixed in, but those run around $750-1000. Best bet is to buy from bigger operations that have XRF machines (which can run up to $20-30k). Which if you are their customer, most shops will let you use the scanner to verify things you already own, but don't expect them to let you use it so you can buy from some random guy in their own store.

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magaphraust 5 points ago +5 / -0

This "tech world" is exactly why it's so hard to trace. Your average Joe can pretty easily hide their identity through VoIP and VPNs, and if you actually know what you are doing you can make it impossible to trace.

I think the next wave of this type of stuff is going to be using AI to clone the voices of victims and frame them for swatting.

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magaphraust 5 points ago +5 / -0

It seems like law enforcement should have more sophisticated means of identifying who is calling them. Most people that engage in swatting use various VoIP services (voice over internet protocol) to hide their identity. Law enforcement should at least be able to know if a service like that is being used, and if it was a real emergency who is going to set up a voip call to report it?

And to anyone thinking it's a just a prank, realize you can get people killed (that is a whole other issue that should NOT be possible but I digress). In most jurisdictions it is a felony to do this, and you can end up with a multi-year sentence if caught.

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magaphraust 3 points ago +3 / -0

If you're interested where this comes from, it's from the movie Poolhall Junkies (2002) (imdb) and here's the actual movie clip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KB2xignE6c

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magaphraust 4 points ago +4 / -0

Just like fascist or racist are pretty much meaningless now. When I read a story about some racist thing that happened, I'm now generally surprised when it actually has to do with real racism. People use these words, because they already have such negative connotations associated with them. But that erodes the more they are improperly used.

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magaphraust 9 points ago +9 / -0

Fauci does need to be prosecuted, but don't forget how many thousands and thousands of doctors, nurses, care-givers, etc.. just went along with this. "We were just following CDC/NIH recommendations" is such a cop-out. They killed people for money. And there is no way I'll ever believe that they didn't know. I, a non-doctor, knew. Granted I did more research on covid than probably anything else in my life, but if I knew, they knew. Sadly I don't think we'll ever see justice for this aside from a few top people.

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magaphraust 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yeah the bigger shops have XRF machines to verify them, that would tell right away if someone was using gold clad tungsten. (The machines are really expensive though, so not feasible to get one yourself)

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magaphraust 3 points ago +3 / -0

Gold and other precious metals are not an investment, it's just more of an inflation-proof money store (not guaranteed, but historically has been the case). I personally stay away from only gold/silver stocks/funds, because the are heavily manipulated, just stick with physical in your hand metals. You see these ads because the audience is interested, and everyone want's a piece of that pie. If you want to get into stacking silver/gold I'd suggest:

  • Think of it like simply putting money in the bank. You might make money on it and you might lose some, but overall you pretty much just get your money back sans inflation.
  • Only buy it if you're cool with the idea that you are not going to sell it for many years. Some people go really hard into it, then get strapped for cash and sell, over and over and lose tons of money.
  • Only buy physical, no paper
  • Buy smaller amounts more often, to spread out the highs and lows. Don't try going all in on a dip thinking you'll make a lot of money.
  • Stay away from numismatic stuff (collectibles that have high markups), try to get as close to the spot price as you can. Government minted coins will always have a larger premium, but you can usually get that back when you sell it.
  • The bigger the bar, the cheaper it is per oz.
  • Find the cheapest per oz metal a site has, and use that as a comparison to other products and sites. Most of the bigger bullion shops remain pretty competitive so you won't find huge differences there.
  • Be very wary of buying from individuals, there are a lot of fakes out there. The bigger shops can give you peace of mind since everything is verified as real metal.
  • Most importantly don't tell anyone you have bullion, even friends and family. (You might obviously need to tell any family that lives with you, but just explain to them not to tell anyone about it). That's a great way to get robbed.
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magaphraust 4 points ago +4 / -0

It blew my mind when I found out about this. I was pretty sure this stuff was going on, but had no idea how much of an open secret it was. Not to mention that these payoffs you mention were taxpayer funded!

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magaphraust 4 points ago +4 / -0

How else can you get US corporations to outsource?

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magaphraust 1 point ago +1 / -0

To this day people still parrot the "Trump called white supremacists very fine people" line. So I doubt it.

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magaphraust 3 points ago +3 / -0

This is so incredibly inappropriate that I don't even know what to say. What kind of weak person needs therapy because the person that was democratically elected wasn't the one you wanted?

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magaphraust 9 points ago +9 / -0

What term do they both say?
One phrase..
_ P _ _ _ SH _ L _

Not sure why they use some cryptic "fill in the blank" type message. But, the answer is:

S P A N I S H F L U

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