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2019-03-05 at 6:18 PM UTC in I heard you're feeling blue, well I can see just why you do
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2019-03-04 at 11:56 PM UTC in Have you ever been homeless- story time/advice thread
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2019-03-04 at 11:42 PM UTC in Have you ever been homeless- story time/advice thread
Originally posted by GGG After reading this, I don't believe for a minute you'd be dismissed as 'not schizophrenic' if you told them about all this. You believe you can slow down time, and control people at will with a 'thousand yard stare', and have super human speed, AND that the government has the ability to enhance your powers through electromagnetic ELF waves?
Your stuff about the government following you was at least within the realm of possibility, but it seems they were all 'undercover agents.'
Tell me, how can you prove these powers of yours? If they are real then you should be able to no problem.
That's not what enhances it. It's more of a way of activating it. It can actually activate similar abilities in most people. Google will help you understand, or the CIA.gov link in the thread. The way they'd enhance it is likely some kind of implant, or some device I'd have to wear. Possibly adding multiple copies of genes I've already got. Not entirely sure.
I guess the CIA is schizo too. And the chinese government lol
And the US Army for "Project Jedi" -
2019-03-04 at 11:37 PM UTC in Holy shithole
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2019-03-04 at 10:38 PM UTC in Holy shithole
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2019-03-04 at 10:35 PM UTC in Have you ever been homeless- story time/advice thread
Originally posted by GGG I have so many questions.
What is your evidence for believing that the government has been fucking around with you since you were a child? Why would they care about you, or care about whether or not you join the military? Why do you think killing people is easy? Have you done it before? In what ways does the government sabotage you? When have the police run your ID and given you back your weapons? What weapons?
https://niggasin.space/thread/32693
Some things aren't nearly as cool when you realize they're true. -
2019-03-04 at 10:01 PM UTC in People who take pictures of their cat[s] and frame it .....Can't be the same person as benny vader, he used to post interesting stuff.
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2019-03-04 at 9:58 PM UTC in Have you ever been homeless- story time/advice thread
Originally posted by GGG
No need to bold that, people are going to either read it or not, but they will quickly assume I'm crazy which is what I expect. According to all the evaluations, I am not schizo. I've been thoroughly evaluated by various psychiatrists. The US has a long history of experimenting on the civilian population. This is nothing new. -
2019-03-04 at 9:55 PM UTC in Rep Ilhan Omar refuses to apologize for comments
House Democrats plan vote to condemn anti-Semitism after Muslim Rep. Ilhan Omar claims pro-Israel American jedis have 'allegiance to a foreign country'
Rep. Ilhan Omar said last week that she condemned 'political influence' in America 'that says it is okay to push for allegiance to a foreign country'
Remark came in the context of an audience member's shout about an anti-Semitic comment she had previously apologized for
jedi Democrats condemned the 'slur' and rejected the stereotype that American jedis' first loyalty is to Israel
Omar refuses to back down this time, saying that as a member of Congress she 'should not be expected to have allegiance/pledge support to a foreign country'
Nancy Pelosi is planning to hold a vote Wednesday on a House resolution but it's unclear how strongly worded it will be
One version under consideration directly condemns Omar, while another denounces anti-Semitism in general without naming her
House Democratic leaders are preparing to hold a vote Wednesday on a resolution condemning anti-Semitism after a Muslim first-term congresswoman refused to apologize for her latest statements that drew fierce protests from jedi groups.
An aide to a senior Democrat said Monday that the substance of the resolution is still under discussion.
One version is a direct condemnation of statements last week by Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, a former Somali refugee. Another is softer, denouncing anti-Semitism in general.
Omar, 37, said last week during a public event in Washington that she wanted to discuss 'the political influence in this country that says it is okay to push for allegiance to a foreign country.'
That remark came immediately after an audience member shouted a line Omar apologized for using last month, suggesting moneyed jedis' power in D.C. is 'all about the Benjamins.'
New York Rep Nita Lowey, a senior Democrat who chairs the powerful Appropriations Committee, blasted Omar over the weekend as pressure for her to issue a new mea culpa intensified.
'Lawmakers must be able to debate w/o prejudice or bigotry. I am saddened that Rep. Omar continues to mischaracterize support for Israel. I urge her to retract this statement and engage in further dialogue with the jedi community on why these comments are so hurtful,' she tweeted Saturday.
She's got a point though. Allegiance to Israel is a problem that has been going on with US politicians for a long time.
Rest of article https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6770469/House-Democrats-plan-vote-condemn-anti-Semitism-Muslim-Rep-Ilhan-Omars-latest-slur.html
Religious people should not be allowed in US politics. We're supposed to be about equality, religion decreases that by creating more special classes of people. -
2019-03-04 at 9:48 PM UTC in Have you ever been homeless- story time/advice thread
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Women can always get a bed for the night.
Yep, the idea of a woman being homeless is silly. They never actually have to. They're less threatening than guys, so someone will always take them in. I always thought I looked and acted super creepy, but attractive women have offered me a place to stay a couple times. I always turned them down because I've actually always had a place to stay. Lots of friends and family around if I don't have my own place. I'm also good at making friends quickly, something the majority of homeless people aren't good at. Social skills can you get you far in life. Lots of evil people in the world, but more kind people than evil people. Just gotta know how to socialize.
Anyway people, if you're ever homeless, or just feel like sleeping outside because your apartment is surrounded by annoying shitty people or whatever, most places you could comfortably sleep are already taken by crackheads and methheads. So it's a bad idea for the most part, especially if you're not a very intimidating character. Someone will inevitably try to take advantage of you if you look weak.
My advice, having spent many nights outside by choice, is don't do it. In my case it doesn't really matter, I'll kill someone without any hesitation whatsoever if I feel it necessary, and it's pretty easy. I'm also a "targeted individual" so I have to get used to the idea of being on the run. I know I can't ever get too comfortable, because if I ever get my own place, they'll sabotage it somehow. The government is evil and they've been experimenting on me since I was a kid. I'd been told I'll be killed if I leave the county or don't join the military. Not so much bothered by that, moreso the sabotage. There are some advantages when you're homeless or people assume you are. You can go a lot of places unnoticed and get away with a lot of things because no one would really suspect a homeless person of doing anything too serious or being halfway organized. It's a great disguise. Takes practice to fake it though. It's well after the days of totse and 9/11, but I still get away with making explosives and such... The feds know I'm not actually a terrorist, and the police just assume I'm nobody. If they stop me, they run my ID and give me back all my weapons and stuff. I guess DoD left them some kind of note instructing them to leave me alone unless I do anything violent. There are some perks. -
2019-03-04 at 7:32 PM UTC in Philosophical quotes from GGG
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2019-03-04 at 7:28 PM UTC in I heard you're feeling blue, well I can see just why you do
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Um poetry doesn't have to rhyme.
I figured everyone knew that already. I can type pretty darn fast but I would rather save myself the trouble of explaining shit like that to people which should already be common knowledge. Sort of like this post here: https://niggasin.space/thread/34788?p=1#post-671759
I had to telepathically extrapolate on his real thoughts at the time because he said "um dur dur da sonic attacks were not low tech" because I never fuckin said they were low tech. I was referring to the comments on the "usual" psyops that latin americans use on US diplomats, the ones they were used to before the sonic attacks.
Now, this doesn't mean that I never actually believed the sonic attacks were low tech, I simply was referring to something else. In comparison to the usual crap these turds use in latin america when it comes to psyops, the sonic attacks could very well be seen as high tech. However, compared to a lot of other stuff, sonic weapons are actually quite simple to construct and use, so while I was not implying that they were low tech and "krow" is a cock-gwarbbling shit-demon, they are in fact, low tech. Now that he mentions it.
The level of athletic abilities on this site is amusing.
And you might as well take advantage of the nature of the english language and how it flows and rhymes so easily when it comes to poetry. Good poems don't have to rhyme, but the best ones, at least in my opinion, usually do to some extent. When I studied poetry, I learned there were different classifications, limmericks, etc, and they would normally use a simple mathematical formula. I only did freestyle poems when I wrote poetry, and they would rhyme but not excessively. The key is balance. -
2019-03-03 at 9:57 PM UTC in Energy Healing
Originally posted by -SpectraL I have certain superpowers, but they are strange. For example, I can sense alternate timelines. It's kind of like déjà vu, but different. I can sense how things would have went, if it was another potential future. And it's not like I just see it or feel it, I actually run it forward through my mind as if I'm really there and in it, like it's real. And when it happens, I can learn and discover things I would not have known in this timeline. Real things that I would not have known, had I not experienced the alternate timeline. It's not controllable, though, it just comes on me at random moments. People are always confounded how I can know things I shouldn't know.
https://books.google.com/books?id=GWUMBgAAQBAJ&pg=PP4&lpg=PP4&dq=richard+lighthouse+roswell&source=bl&ots=hnsKXwv0GO&sig=ACfU3U0rInSS3uBq1OflQIj9sGAH6b2iPQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi4v6KC9-bgAhVEhq0KHWRvCUI4ChDoATAJegQIBhAB#v=onepage&q=richard%20lighthouse%20roswell&f=false
I've been thinking this for a while, points in time or space are a matter of frequencies. Everything involves oscillations.
I suspect that when a person does anything along the lines of precognition or remote viewing/influencing, they are somehow locking onto the quiet period between the on periods of this 'blinking' of the universe. -
2019-03-03 at 9:53 PM UTC in LA woman jailed for beating 91 yr old man with brick
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2019-03-03 at 9:31 PM UTC in War until weedwarweed was kind of a fag but he contributed much more than most of the posters on totse.
Anyway I am waging a telepathic war against my local state and city government until they legalize weed. -
2019-03-03 at 8:32 PM UTC in LA woman jailed for beating 91 yr old man with brick
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2019-03-03 at 7:52 PM UTC in I heard you're feeling blue, well I can see just why you doPoetry is nice. The English language makes it easy to rhyme and create poems. Poetry is a form of insanity though. Organized chaos. I used to go to a poetry club where people would read poems they'd written. It was neat.
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2019-03-03 at 7:47 PM UTC in LA woman jailed for beating 91 yr old man with brickWhen they were analyzing the supposed "sonic attacks" on US embassy in Cuba, they noted it's common for hispanics/latin americans to make regular use of low tech psyops methods, like boxing people in in the parking lot, making noise to keep people awake at night, etc.
What I have noticed also is that hispanics have a thing for taking up the whole sidewalk so that non-hispanics have to move around them, acting like they own the place. They're hoping to get a rise out of someone. They don't care if they get a brick to the face as long as the person that gives it to them is locked up and not hispanic. Chances are this old faggot was doing this for the exact same reasons.
Hispanics also love using the "protected class" status. Even if they could trace their family tree back to europe and turned out to be 100% european, they'll still claim to be non-white so they can be considered protected class, that way if you beat the fuck out of them, you can be charged with a hate crime.
They love getting whites and blacks locked up. So I'm not surprised this woman spazzed out, living in california she's probably had to deal with spics doing this on a regular basis. It's a shame she took the bait and in case I'm wrong and it was just an old dude minding his own business not trying to bother anyone then it's terrible that this happened. But chances are, he was baiting the woman. Most hispanics are decent people but they tend to have that hive-mind mentality, them versus everyone else. -
2019-03-03 at 7:42 PM UTC in War until weedFuck you bitches.
Retarded ass fucking faggot government -
2019-03-02 at 9:50 PM UTC in Colorado jogger kills mountain lion with his BEAR HANDS
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny just white people i guess,
we asians have more fast twitch muscles than white peoples.
negrows too but they lacked the processing power in their brain to control these fast twitching muscles as fast so ….
It's a roll of the dice. Animals still have quite a bit more fast twitch than even elite level west african sprinters. I did notice a difference sparring with asians and blacks though. It was great to have a black coach on the dynamic pads because of how accurate they were. They were able to time it perfectly with my punches so it sounded like a bomb going off. That gets you real fired up. I was trained by people from all over the world, africans, hispanics, whites, asians. They all have their unique contributions, but I could knock any of them out pretty easily and just generally man-handle anyone if I really wanted to. I am ridiculously fast. It's possible I am the fastest living human and I am mostly(maybe entirely) white. I'd like to find out what genes I have that contribute to that, now that you mention it. Bruce Lee was part german like me, and could move so fast he couldn't be caught on camera. I have that too. I am also part german. Strangely I don't think most germans are very fast, so I don't know what it has to do with it. I would say mixed race people would probably end up being the fastest people in the world but it is a roll of the dice like I said. Asians aren't usually aggressive enough in competition. Never actually been impressed with anyone's speed compared to my own, regardless of what race they were.
There's supposedly a race of aliens that move ridiculously fast that have been interbreeding with humans a long time. "Tall whites". Every time I get on a scale, I weigh less than I should. That is apparently also the case with these aliens. I have a lot of other similarities with the descriptions of their physical(and mental) attributes. Who knows.... I am pretty sure they've been splicing humans with animals as well.Translation from French to English of original blog by Pierre-Jean Vazel in Le Monde: http://vazel.blog.lemonde.fr/2015/03/20/les-fibres-super-rapides-le-secret-des-etoiles-du-sprint/
What do a sprinter, a lion and an astronaut have in common ? The answer can be found in their muscles: they all have a similar proportion of super fast-twitch fibres. Among the wide variety of muscular profiles, the quality of the fibres of the world’s fastest athletes is closer to that of big cats, people spending time in space or even those suffering from spinal cord injuries! Dr. Scott Trappe, Director of the Human Performance Laboratory at Ball State University (Indiana) and NASA researcher, explains these unexpected similarities after analysing a sample taken from the thigh muscle of Colin Jackson, 60m hurdles World Record holder (7.30 seconds). His paper “Skeletal Muscle Signature of a Champion Sprint Runner”, just published in the Journal of Applied Physiology, constitutes the first description in a scientific review of the muscle fibre composition of a world class sprinter.
That's pretty crazy. Didn't know any of this till you mentioned the differences between races. That may partially explain why I'm able to move so fast. Tall Whites being in space so much might partially also explain their speed. Hmm
