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With Special Guest Jordan Sather!

Thomas and Jordan discuss, his first Qpost videos during his chalk board days, we also go in depth with Life, his appearence on Comedy Central, The Standard Hotel, Alien Abductions, Space Force, etc...

Thomas also gives Jordan a rapid firing of questions about Adrenochrome, Frazzledrip, Crop Circles, and much much more!

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'''another piece in the "what's the in the jabs" series'
wow. hard to listen to but necessary.
https://www.worldviewweekend.com/tv/video/vaccine-patents-track-who-you-associate-when-you-go-church-and-your-social-credit-score

Vaccine Patents to Track Who You Associate with, When You Go To Church And Your Social Credit Score
Karen Kingston on Brannon Howse LIVE, 08 October, 2021
44 minutes
She is a former Pfizer employee.

KK - She was hearing someone talking about patents on vaxxes re AI controlling behavior
DOD is tracking covid deaths and infections - came up with algorithm about who should be injected over 65
Info is horrifying.

BH - 60 Minutes admits there's a vial with green goop given to sailor - will send signals back as to whether he is coming down with a disease and treated in advance. So that tech exists. A doc wondered if there is anything in the vaxxes that is sending back a signal. Buys a signal and goes with a patient to detect signals. Nothing. Then brings in a cell phone. Takes it out of the room. Room is now clean. Does expt again. Now it's getting sent a signal. Therefore: the cell phone appeared to activate the sending of a signal.

KK - yes, this sounds more than plausible.OECD - Org for Economic Cooperation and Development.
There's a patent for controlled release of therapies. there's a magnet involved. Re OECD: Secy of Defense: Blinken spoke at this org on Oct. 5 in Paris. Plays vid by Blinken. wants to make sure that others share our "shared principles." "Ai must respect human rights and democratic values." 38 member nation states. Goal - to work with trustworthy AI that respects humanity. Goal - to get to zero percent carbon emissions. Speak of AI as though it is an enemy that has taken over. They want to create a global tax - they want in Int'l Tax System. Integrate AI into

Dr. Lynn Parker - head of AI at WH. Jan 2022 - goal is to have AI integrated across our society.

KK - DOD's goal is to transform the DOD thru AI- it will be taking over the workforce, integrating all aspects of society
Americans must be taught to interact "appropriately" with AI

Injections are an expt on the American people to inject us with these substances that will prepare us for this.

Patent app - March 2021, fully grants on Aug 2021.
What is does: selecting subjects for treatment of a pathogenic disease using devices transmitting your ID, it predicts the likelihood of someone transmitting a pathogen to others - it generates a SCORE based on a bunch of factors, including social behaviors
CAP

Alien Parasites from Jab!!

Let’s help get our frens over at https://news.1rj.ru/str/OfficialRikiLeaks to 2000k followers!

They work hard day and night posting great sauce!
Also apart of the Digital Soldier Roundtable Fam!
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Keep your whits about you!
Don’t lose hope.
We are on the right side of history.
We are the torch bearers.

We’re winning. A war. It’s supposed to be hard. Some people will never figure that out.

Nicely done Ron!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Just did a quick interview with CBS news.
I explained to them that President Trump is still the de facto leader of the United States.
When I get to Congress, I'm going to work with other representatives to fix the laws to make sure this kind of election fraud never happens again.

Devin Nunes warns 'future of this country' hinges on Durham indictments

The "future of this country" depends on who is indicted next in special counsel John Durham's criminal inquiry into the Russia investigation, warned a top House Republican.

Rep. Devin Nunes, ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, said Thursday that trust in the Justice Department and FBI among conservatives nationwide hangs in the balance.

"The Biden DOJ can let people off if they would like," the congressman from California said during a Fox News interview, referring to ex-FBI official Andrew McCabe winning back his full pension as part of a settlement with the Justice Department in a wrongful termination lawsuit.

"Durham is still out there," he said. "For the Department of Justice and the FBI to have any support amongst conservatives or half of this country, it’s going to really depend on who Durham indicts, and I think that is what a lot of us are waiting for."

During the Fox News interview, Nunes also scoffed at the news that Bill Clinton's former communications director, George Stephanopoulos, scored an interview with former MI6 agent Christopher Steele. Steele compiled the salacious and discredited anti-Trump "Steele dossier" after being hired by the opposition research firm Fusion GPS, which had been hired by the Clinton campaign.

The congressman said it is an "embarrassment" for Hulu, airing the interview onOct. 18,and Disney, which owns a majority stake in the streaming service. Nunes also noted the timing of the interview after stating Steele was uncooperative with the House Intelligence Committee's own Russia investigation.

"There is probably more to come. I'm sure it will be quite a comical and entertaining movie," he said.

Ex-SpaceX Engineers Are Building a Cheap, Portable Nuclear Reactor

https://interestingengineering.com/ex-spacex-engineers-are-building-a-cheap-portable-nuclear-reactor

Nuclear power is going portable in the form of relatively lightweight, cost-effective microreactors. A team of former SpaceX engineers is developing the "world's first portable, zero-emissions power source" that can bring power to remote areas and also allows for quick installation of new units in populated areas, a press statement revealed.

Last year, the team secured $1.2 million in funding from angel investors for their startup Radiant to help develop its portable nuclear microreactors, which are aimed at both commercial and military applications.

We've previously reported on floating nuclear power stations, such as those produced by Danish firm Seaborg Technologies. However, Radiant's in-development technology brings a whole new dimension of portability to the nuclear reactor.

Their microreactor, which is still in the prototype phase, outputs more than 1MW, which Radiant says is enough to power approximately 1,000 homes for up to eight years. It can be easily transported by air, sea, and road, meaning it will bring affordable energy to communities without easy access to renewable energy, allowing them to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.