We don’t give a rat’s ass about Jason Goodman. Next time you leave such a stupid comment for this highly informed and intelligent community, we will designate you as spam.
]]>What did you hear about FM? I only remember Jason Goodman and him having a falling out; don’t remember what it was about though.
]]>2nd – What is going on with Field McConnell?
Regards,
Raisin Toast
We don’t post Q – nonsense here. OK for low information patriots, but not for this very savvy community. Perhaps you should read more before pronouncing Q as all that. It is a psyop. No evidence. Refers to fake news headlines all the time. You don’t know its identity. Total waste of time for folks in this truth community.
]]>I have heard some of the info you give and some is new to me from the talented researchers. I have to disagree about the q in Qinetiq being the same as the Qanon movement. I guess we will find out and I will willingly come back and eat crow if it turns out that I am wrong.
James Gilliland said it was the Pleiadians and others working with white hats in the military.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bShIc9Lxk7k&t=2419s
There seems to be too many coincidences or Q proofs as they are called, that point to Trump knowing. I am not 100% sure about that though. One thing I am absolutely sure of is that the cabal will not win.
As Q has posted (multiple times on some):
*Nothing can stop what is coming. Nothing! Rig for Red Q3891
*God wins! Q3894
*Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes. Q3887
On the other side of the Channel, Jacques-Arsène d’Arsonval showed that “sharp and hooked” electromagnetic signals are far more toxic than sinusoidal signals.
The truth was that, after a year and a half of experimenting with radio transmitters in full health at the age of 22, Marconi began to develop fevers. These attacks continued for the rest of his life. In 1904, while working on setting up a transmitter powerful enough for transatlantic communications, these fevers became so intense that they were thought to be malaria. In 1905, he married Beatrice O’Brien and after their honeymoon, they settled on the island close to a transmitter. As soon as Beatrice had settled in, she began to complain of tinnitus. After three months, she fell ill with severe jaundice. She had to return to London to give birth to a baby who only lived for a few weeks and died of “unknown causes.” During the same period, Marconi spent several months suffering from fever and delirium. Between 1918 and 1921, he suffered suicidal depression while working on a shortwave transmitter. In 1927, while on his honeymoon from his second marriage, he collapsed with chest pain and was diagnosed with serious cardiac disorders. Between 1934 and 1937, while he was developing microwave technology, he had nine heart attacks – the final one killing him at the age of 63.
On the same island, at Osborne House, Queen Victoria suffered cerebral hemorrhages and died on the evening of January 22nd 1901, just as Marconi was putting a new transmitter into operation less than 13 miles away.
In 1901 there were “only” two transmitters, while in 1904 there were four, making this island the most irradiated place on the planet, leaving bees no room for survival. In 1906, a survey revealed that 90% of the bees had completely disappeared for no apparent reason. New colonies were brought to the island, but these likewise died within a week.
This epidemic spread across England and then across the western world, and then gradually stabilized, until the armies equipped themselves with various high-powered radio transmitters towards the end of the First World War – triggering (as we have seen) the
The Invisible Rainbow – Informational Summary 6
Spanish flu pandemic in 1918, which actually began in the United States, at the Naval Radio School of Cambridge, Massachusetts, with 400 initial cases. This epidemic rapidly spread to 1,127 soldiers at Funston Camp (Kansas), where wireless connections had been installed. What intrigued the doctors was that while 15% of the civilian population were suffering from nosebleeds, 40% of the Navy suffered from them. Other bleeding also occurred, and a third of those who died did so due to internal hemorrhaging of the lungs or brain. In fact, it was the composition of the blood that had been altered, as the measured coagulation time was more than twice as long as normal. These symptoms are incompatible with the effects of the influenza respiratory viruses, but totally consistent with the devastating effects of electricity. Another incongruity was that two-thirds of the victims were healthy young people. A further atypical flu symptom was that the pulse slowed to rates of between 36 and 48, whereas this is a common result of exposure to electromagnetic fields. In addition, it was possible to successfully treat some sufferers with massive doses of calcium.
The military physician Dr George A. Soper testified that the virus was spreading faster than the speed of movement of people. Various experiments were conducted attempting to infect subjects either by direct close contact or by inoculation with mucus or blood – but the experimenters were unable to demonstrate any infection by this means.
It can be seen that each new influenza pandemic corresponds to a new advance in electrical technology, such as the Asian flu of 1957-58, following the installation of a powerful radar surveillance system, and the outbreak of Hong Kong flu from July 1968 onwards, following the commissioning of 28 military satellites for space surveillance at the altitude of the Van Allen belts, which protect us from cosmic radiation.
The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life, by Arthur Firstenberg
]]>Time to go Monty Python on these reptiles….
“Bring Out Your Dead Globalists”
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