"John McCain, who has risen to political prominence on his image as a Vietnam POW war hero, has, inexplicably, worked very hard to hide from the public stunning information about American prisoners in Vietnam who, unlike him, didn’t return home. Throughout his Senate career, McCain has quietly sponsored and pushed into federal law a set of prohibitions that keep the most revealing information about these men buried as classified documents. Thus the war hero who people would logically imagine as a determined crusader for the interests of POWs and their families became instead the strange champion of hiding the evidence and closing the books."

https://www.unz.com/article/mccain-and-the-pow-cover-up/

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How to create your own tensegrity table.

The concept of tensegrity was invented by Kenneth Snelson and made famous by the architect Buckminster Fuller in 1949

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Video footage of the Russian Emperor Nicholas II.

RFK Jr: Big Pharma Profits Not From Vaccines, But From Selling Remedies for Vaccine Injuries

"They're making $60 billion a year selling us vaccines, but they're making $500 billion a year selling the remedies for the injuries caused by vaccines," attested Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

"If you can give somebody that vaccine and make them diabetic for life, then you've got a permanent customer."

Originally Aired September 17, 2020:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jzs7y_MIJs

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Time-Traveling Templars Fight a Secret Cabal of Demonic Forces?

Codex Babylon is a strong start to Kroese's Cross-Time Crusade. A secretive organization recruits a modern-day con-man to send him back to the Middle Ages in pursuit of a missing manunoscript, the Codex Babylon, which may hold the secret to defeating demonic forces using the Internet to enslave humanity. Can he find the clues to recover the manunoscript and save the world?

Just got my Backer's Edition of Rob Kroese's Codex Babylon. https://amzn.to/3oSxEwS

Kary Mullis, winner of the 1994 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, for his invention of the process on which the PCR test is based, explains why anthropogenic climate change is a scam.

Ten minutes long, but worth it.

#ClimateScam #ClimateCult #NetZero

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I recommend Nefarious. An atheist psychiatrist must decide whether a condemned man who claims to be possessed by a demon is insane before his execution can proceed. Not for children, but adults may appreciate this dark and thought-provoking drama.

https://amgreatness.com/2023/04/06/nefarious-sets-a-new-standard-for-the-rights-culture-war/

I'm really saddened to hear of the death of Graeme Macqueen, an amazing researcher and academic who did much to expose the true nature of the 2001 Anthrax attacks and 9/11. He was also an exemplary human being, and I was privileged to speak with him on a few occasions, including on my podcast. Graeme was a bright light who sought to expose the darkest parts of our world, even while battling cancer, and he will be sorely missed by myself and many others.

You can listen to a conversation I had with Graeme on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and the anthrax attacks here: https://on.soundcloud.com/FffFcfjhHfyaGQddA

RECOVERY TRIAL sponsored by BILL and MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION, OXFORD UNIVERSITY and GLAXOSMITHKLINE commits mass murder.

Recovery murder experiment used POISONOUS and LETHAL doses of HCQ (2400mg/day). Death rate was over 25% of participants.

Results—1,542 patients of these 396 patients (25.7%) who were in the high dose Hydroxychloroquine arm, died.

Conclusion: if you poison innocent people with lethal doses of ANY medication then they will DIE.

This monstrous trial was designed to kill people and then blame HCQ for the deaths.

Hey, corrupt governments and The Hague—brings these sociopaths to justice.

Vladimir Zelenko MD

https://vaccineimpact.com/2020/dr-meryl-nass-discovers-hydroxychloroquine-experiments-were-designed-to-kill-covid-patients-how-many-were-murdered/

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Never forget...
Seriously, this is a ripping good story.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aj5whlRTYs

🚨 More than 100 people jumped from the roof of the school to escape from the fire.

Location unknown we will update as more information is found

Update:
Footages is a few days old and was filmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Tucker Carlson never even said the word neoconservative, and the ADL went after him anyway. There is a lesson to be learned here. If you're going to be hanged for stealing a sheep, you may as well steal a lamb.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/analysis/hysterical-and-aggressive-tucker-carlson-indicates-he-was-fired-for-exposing-corruption-of-liars/

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What happened to that big counteroffensive everyone was hyping up? Am I missing something here? It looks like as of today, Russia controls about 85-90% of Bakhmut

Most expensive scene shot in silent film history from Buster Keaton’s 1926 movie ‘The General’ 🚂

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1. Camping: plan a weekend camping trip to explore the outdoors; pitch a tent, build a campfire, enjoy bonding time

2. Fishing: teach your kids the art of fishing and patience, (and how to clean a fish)

3. Woodworking: pick a DIY project to do together (birdhouse, toy car)

4. Sports: get outside and play a game of catch

5. Car maintenance: teach the basics (change a tire, check oil, etc)

6. Grilling: teach proper heat, marinades and rubs, how to flip meat

7. Martial arts: join a boxing or jiu jitsu gym together, or just punch a heavy bag

8. How to throw a punch: proper foot and shoulder position, how to guard your face

9. Gardening: plant a small garden together, learn how to care for & nurture the plants

10. Astronomy: get outside and look at the stars, talk about the constellations

11. Biking: just go do it

12. Home improvement: change lightbulbs, fix toilets together, etc

13. Chess: one of my favorites, teach strategy, thinking several moves ahead

14. Model building: build model cars/airplanes/trains, emphasize attention to detail

15. Geocaching: a modern day treasure hunt

16. Archery: kids love this, teach technique and patience

17. Rock climbing: builds strength, coordination, and trust

18. Metal detecting: more treasure hunting (bonus points for hiding treasure ahead of time)

19. Photography: teach composition, basics of different lenses

20. Emotional intelligence: how to understand and manage emotions, empathize with others

21. First aid basics: CPR, bandaging wounds, Heimlich

22. Cooking essentials: teach basic healthy meals, kitchen safety

23. Goal setting: create achievable goals, strategies to hit them

24. Public speaking: practice confidently & effectively speaking in front of the family

25. Manners: teach proper social behavior in your region

26. Networking: how to win friends and influence people

27. Basic sewing: how to patch clothes, sew a button

28. Decision-making: how to make a decision based on facts

29. Digital literacy: online safety, basic excel skills

30. Negotiation: learn leverage, create win-wins

31. Laundry & clothing care: washing/folding/stain removal

32. Home security: secure your living space together

33. Environmental stewardship: leave spaces cleaner than you found them

34. Travel: basic planning, how to create itineraries

35. Map reading: kids love maps, teach how to interpret them

36. Electrical skills: safety and handling minor issues (circuit breaker etc)

37. Reading comprehension: analyze and critically evaluate written material

38. Time management: prioritize tasks, set deadlines, avoid procrastination

39. Job interview skills: do mock interviews together

40. Resume writing: write mock resume's together

41. Self-reflection: learn personal strengths and weaknesses

42. Work ethic: teach dedication, punctuality, dependability, thoroughness

43. Bike maintenance: how to fix a tire, adjust brakes, etc

44. Volunteering: go do it together

45. Art appreciation: visit a museum

46. Resourcefulness: thinking outside the box

47. Personal safety: how to avoid dangerous situations

48. Conflict de-escalation: techniques to defuse tense situations

49. Posture: stand up straight, shoulders back, eyes forward

50. Study habits: learn how to learn

51. Organization: how to maintain a clean, organized living space

52. Public transportation: how to read schedules and maps

53. Swimming: non-negotiable, the sooner the better

54. Musical instruments: pick one he likes, learn together

55. Memory techniques: read "Moonwalking with Einstein" together

56. Sportsmanship: how to act when you win and when you lose

57. Basic plumbing: how to unclog a sink

58. Writing: practice together

59. Typing: do family speed contests online

60. Firearm use and safety: safe handling and maintenance

61. Fire safety: teach how to prevent fires, and how to respond in case of a fire

62. Assertiveness: closed mouths don't get fed

63. Budgeting: create and manage a personal budget

64. Animal care: feeding/walking/etc

65. Weather: learn how weather works, prepare for severe weather together

66. Personal branding: teach the importance of maintaining a positive personal image

67. Sleep hygiene: develop healthy habits early

68. Mentorship: teach the value of guidance from people w/experience

69. Body language: how to interpret non-verbal cues

70. Basic nutrition: macro nutrients, calories, metabolism

71. Patience: practice real examples of delayed gratification

72. Gratitude: verbalize gratitude together daily

73. Presentation skills: assign a topic and present

74. Storytelling: how to be captivating, how to keep attention

75. Ice-skating: because why not

76. Giving feedback: learn how others are individually receptive to feedback

77. Receiving feedback: accept critiques gratefully, while considering the source