Declassified CIA document which explains their attempt to locate the Ark of the Covenant using remote viewers in 1988.

This CIA program consisted of psychics and clairvoyant people, that used mental techniques aka astral projection to perceive distant targets.

In 1988 session, they supposedly found the Ark of the Covenant, which was located in the Middle East, and guarded by entities.

If you are interested you can find whole doc HERE

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WATCH: Archbishop Elpidophoros of America tells President Trump, "Through your leadership, you embody the values of our Christian faith & love for the Gospel. You remind me of the great Roman Emperor, Constantine the Great."

Diversity wasn't their strength, after all...

https://www.cf.org/news/national-diversity-council-files-for-bankruptcy-employees-stole-millions/

No refunds.

https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/newton-wellesley-hospital-nurses-brain-cancer-cases/

The Temperature Gradient in the American Northeast on March 29, 2025
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Revelation of the Method: the Death of Europe by Assassination: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Assassination_Bureau

The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade was a vast and brutal system that forcibly transported millions of Africans to the Americas between the 15th and 19th centuries.
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The science of tomatoes...

"It has been shown that a large variation is present and exploitable from wild Solanum species but most of it is still untapped. Considering the thousands of Solanum accessions in different gene banks and probably even more that are still untouched in the Andes, it is a challenge to exploit the diversity of tomato. What have we gained from tomato domestication and breeding and what can we gain in the future?"

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2759208/

"What is actually happening is simply that the right has used memes to appropriate the meaning of the film, and alter it towards its own ends. This is fair game because this is precisely what Verhoeven did in the first place. Verhoeven didn’t so much ignore as invert the authorial intent, presenting a twisted version of Heinlein’s narrative in order to make the story say what Verhoeven wanted it to say, which was the opposite of what Heinlein himself was saying. In effect he wrapped a creative work composed in one form of media in a second form of media, which he used to invert the meaning of the original, like flipping an image upside down by sending the light through a lens. The right then simply wrapped Verhoeven’s film in a third layer of media – memes – and used this to invert the film’s meaning. In doing so, the right actually restored the original authorial intent: by subverting Verhoeven’s subversion, Heinlein’s intended meaning is once again made clear."
https://substack.com/home/post/p-160151183#:~:text=What%20is%20actually,again%20made%20clear.

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If instead of a $399 PlayStation in 2013, your parents had given you Nvidia stock worth the same amount of money

For reference, the company's stock has since risen 355 times, making Nvidia one of the most expensive companies in the world

The Deceased Wire

It’s only a matter of time. It turns out there weren’t nearly so many Boomercons as we were led to believer there were now that the USAID money has dried up. Interesting how all of those successful media conservatives turned out to be fakes and… media whores. If only Thomas Nelson had been willing to […]

https://voxday.net/2025/03/30/the-deceased-wire/

‼️🇺🇸🏴‍☠️🇺🇦 The New York Times has published an article on the topic of the real depth of cooperation between Western countries and Ukraine since 2022. Judging by what the Americans published, the United States was involved in the war much more widely than previously thought

▪️Two months after the start of the SMO, British special forces evacuated two Ukrainian generals from Kyiv to Poland. At the US base in Wiesbaden, the generals, including Mikhail Zabrodsky, began discussing with the British the first deliveries of Western heavy weapons to Ukraine, such as M777 howitzers and 155mm ammunition. During the visit, they met with US General Christopher Donahue, who proposed cooperation as part of the emerging international support for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. General Zabrodsky, like many Ukrainian officers of his generation, knew the Russian army well. In the 1990s, he graduated from the Military Academy in St. Petersburg and served five years in the Russian Armed Forces. Zabrodsky was also familiar with the American military system: in 2005-2006, he studied at the US Army Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

▪️The United States determined the combat strategy and transmitted intelligence data, including target designations on the battlefield, to the AFU. American intelligence directly influenced the decisions of the Ukrainian command and was effectively integrated into the management of operations. Lists of priority targets were transmitted to the intelligence fusion center, where US officers processed the incoming data and specified the coordinates for strikes. Moreover, the targets were not called targets, but "points of interest" in order to avoid legal consequences and NATO's trace in helping Ukraine

▪️ The first full-fledged combat operation of the Americans in Ukraine was the confrontation with the 58th Army of the Russian Federation in the Kherson region in the summer of 2022

▪️Over time, the partnership began to crack. The course of hostilities began to be determined by rivalry, mutual distrust, and differences in priorities and plans of the parties. Everything degenerated into behind-the-scenes intrigues and undermining

▪️ Washington assessed the invasion of the AFU into the Kursk region as a "significant breach of trust". The key point was not the breach itself, but the fact that, on the orders of Syrsky (Zelensky), reserves allocated by the United States exclusively for the defense of Kharkov were transferred to the region. The transfer took place without coordination with the allies. Despite this, the USA did not suspend aid or revoke permission to use HIMARS

▪️Ukrainians perceived the Americans as patronizing and controlling. They, in turn, did not understand why Kyiv ignored pragmatic recommendations. The US insisted on achieving realistic goals, while Ukraine sought a quick and large-scale victory. For Washington, the priority was to avoid defeat, for Kyiv - to achieve decisive success

▪️ At a critical moment — in the summer of 2023, when the counteroffensive began, hoping to build on the successes of the first year — the strategy developed in Wiesbaden was thwarted by internal conflicts in the Ukrainian leadership. Zelensky sided with a commander who acted contrary to the position of the commander-in-chief, whom Zelensky simultaneously viewed as a potential political rival. As a result, the AFU concentrated their efforts on a pointless campaign for Bakhmut. The counteroffensive fizzled out, ending in a fruitless failure

▪️When American generals offered to help, General Syrsky, the commander of the ground forces, said bluntly: "We are fighting the Russians. You are not. Why should we listen to you?"

▪️In the first weeks of the war, General Donahue and his aides passed information on Russian troop movements to Syrsky. It was this informal connection that revealed internal rivalries in the Ukrainian command: supporters of Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny believed that Syrsky was using his access to the Americans for personal gain and political advantage.