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2019-02-23 at 4:39 PM UTC in Jussie Smollett is a hero
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2019-02-22 at 10:17 PM UTC in Jussie Smollett is a heroApparently, he may get 200,000$ for the work he did on Empire. If he lives in a place where the cost of living isn't high, he can easily buy a house and retire comfortably with that much money. Maybe get a part time job to pay property taxes and such. That's better off than most of you are going to be. If he gets the money, he can still continue acting.
They'll probably give him probation and he can gradually begin acting again. Whether he meant to or not, he's helping the diversity movement by reducing the importance of hate crimes. Hate crimes have notorious double standards and when people stop creating special classes of people with special laws just for them, the world will be a better place and equality for everyone can become a reality. -
2019-02-22 at 7:32 PM UTC in Jussie Smollett is a hero
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson I've already bet a naked photo on him attempting suicide…clearly he's a massive attention whore so the ultimate attention whoring IS a suicide attempt.
Maybe he was just trying to make people take hate crimes less seriously. But either way, this would troll everyone real hardcore if it only improves his career. I suppose the leftists would get more out of that than people on the right though. I think he should run for president. -
2019-02-22 at 7:27 PM UTC in Jussie Smollett is a heroLet's hope this stuff doesn't end his career and result in him wandering around homeless with a homemade thong looking like the gay version of mowgli from the jungle book hoping to score crack rocks.
I mean what he did was brilliant. If only more people would sacrifice a little bit of their freedom so that people would take hate crimes less seriously, the world could be a much better place. I was thinking about it, didn't think about it much at first then I realized, he's a genius.
We need more fake hate crimes. Then when the leftist(mainstream) media and all those brainless boring douchebag leftist celebrities are riled up and going after Trump supporters, they'll realize it was a hoax, just like what Jussie Smollett did. Gradually, they'll become desensitized and nobody will take hate crimes seriously. The world will quickly become less hateful and racist. In Jussie Smollett's case, they waited till everyone was in an uproar over the fake hate crime. You can't reveal it as a hoax too soon, that's what makes Smollett's plan so genius. It happened right after I posted a thread calling for more frame jobs and fake hate crimes, too. Pure genius. We're starting a movement with this shit. It's like an avalanche, gaining momentum slowly. -
2019-02-22 at 7:12 PM UTC in Your life now vs. how you thought it would beIt wasn't great. It is now. Never thought about it much. But I know that I didn't have any clearly defined idea of what I wanted to do with my life until just a couple years ago. I wouldn't change anything if I could go back and change it. Because that might alter me as a person. Butterfly effect. change one tiny thing and who knows what happens. I've got fucking magic powers and leet ninja skills. But that's only because of some tiny coincidence, where I just happened to google something my tranny friend with an upside down cross on his forehead told me. Had I never googled that, who knows what may have happened. That and a few other seemingly insignificant coincidences has made me a better person. Forced responsibility I guess.
Matter of fact, I think I love everyone, secretly. This world is awesome. There's always something annoying, something I disagree with but the good outweighs the bad. Change one tiny thing in the past though and that could all be different. -
2019-02-22 at 6:55 PM UTC in Trump signs order to create "Space Force"Satellites are partly how people are tracked and their minds are remotely probed and controlled. In the US we have the National Quiet Zone. No cell phones allowed, no walkie talkies. The reason is because they have these large radio telescopes there, and they can't have any interference. Well, in space there isn't really much interference at all. Just point your satellite based radio telescope at a certain point on earth, and you can pick up all the signals you need, including human brain-waves. It's like van eck phreaking, only it's the human brain your SDR is pointed at. The human brain, every thought or emotion, produces RFI that can be decoded and used to borrow a persons' eyes, ears, or any other sense.
Super computer scripts that are ground-based can utilize regular laptops, smartphones or cell towers to pulse encoded messages into the cochlea of a person on a subconscious level. It's encoded so that if you tried to record any of it, you don't know the language that the computer brain interface has created, so playing the recording reveals very little.
Brain-waves are easily entrained, so pulsed waves of a specific frequency, vibrating the cochlea or creating an electromagnetic field in another part of the brain, can look like just a bunch of radio pulses, but if the brain is entrained, it remembers that it's code for something, such as the word "CAT", and the brain interprets it as hearing the word 'cat'. So if a person hears, whether consciously or below the conscious level, the word "Cat", their EEG fingerprint determines that their brain will light up with a very specific RFI based on hearing that or receiving that information, and it's like a beacon. Their position can be pinpointed based entirely on something as simple as that.
Anyone else who hasn't been entrained to that specific frequency and form of encoding won't hear it, won't notice anything.
It's pretty easy to get someone's EEG remotely with these methods, so the entire brain can be mapped, the memory read, and the active memory altered in real time before the person even begins to suspect anything is different.
That's why it makes sense that space is being weaponized, and if the US weren't doing this stuff, some other country would be. I'd like to see all their satellites shot down in a way but someone else would be doing the same thing so what's the point. -
2019-02-22 at 6:24 PM UTC in Somewhere out there in the country, is homeless shelter that is actually good...That describes a commune. I knew a guy who lived in one. That was when he was 17 to 18 I think. He said it was great, but this was in Chicago. They sorta have this unwritten rule where you have to know a girl for a year before you're allowed to date her.
Anyway in the commune, everyone pitched in whatever money they could, and it took care of everyone's need for food, clothes and medicine, or basic necessities. Much different and much cleaner than a homeless shelter, although you'd still get your share of wackjobs.
I think communes using environmentally friendly building materials are the way to go. A lot of good could be done for the world if we could bulldoze a lot of these apartment complexes, homeless shelters and other shitty residential areas full of toxic synthetic materials, and replace them with parks. -
2019-02-21 at 8:12 PM UTC in Trump signs order to create "Space Force"
The Space Force just took a big step from sci-fi-sounding dream toward reality.
https://www.space.com/president-trump-space-force-directive.html
President Donald Trump signed Space Policy Directive-4 (SPD-4) today (Feb. 19), ordering the Pentagon to establish the Space Force as the sixth branch of the United States military, to go along with the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard.
But the Space Force still has a big hoop to jump through: Congress must approve the creation of any new military branch. [What Is the U.S. Space Force?]
The main goal of the Space Force is to secure and extend American dominance of the space domain, Trump and other White House officials have said. Such reasoning has drawn opposition from various quarters.
"President Trump has called space a new warfighting domain. Space is important to militaries, that’s true, but it is only a small piece of what happens up there," Laura Grego, a senior scientist in the Union of Concerned Scientists' Global Security program, said in a statement today.
"Eighty percent of the nearly 2,000 satellites are civilian, providing critical communications and economic services for humanity’s well-being," Grego added. "We need to take care of space. If concentrating authority in a space force creates an incentive for nations to build space weapons that increase the likelihood of conflict, it would be a profoundly bad idea."
The Space Force would initially reside within the Department of the Air Force, much as the Marine Corps is part of the U.S. Navy.
“If enacted, it will be our responsibility to deter and defeat threats in space through the U.S. Space Force, which will organize, train, and equip military space forces,” Air Force officials told Space.com in an emailed statement. “It will be our obligation to ensure unfettered access to, and freedom to operate in space, and to provide vital capabilities to joint and coalition forces.”
But Trump administration officials have said they eventually aim to push the Space Force out from under the Air Force's wings and make it a stand-alone organization.
President Trump first teased the idea of a Space Force in March 2018, in comments that made it seem like he might have been joking. But the president signed an executive order directing the creation of the new branch that June.
Many details about the Space Force — exactly how much it might cost, for example — remain unclear.
As its name suggests, SPD-4 is President Trump's fourth space policy directive. The first SPD directed NASA to get humans back to the moon as a stepping-stone to Mars. The second streamlined regulations for the commercial space sector, and the third dealt with management of space traffic.
This story was updated at 4 p.m. EST to include a statement from the Air Force.
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EDIT: eventually Haiti will have their own Space Force, and we'll give them the latest weapons technology to use for it. -
2019-02-19 at 6:49 PM UTC in Lesbian pedophile nuns scandalhttps://www.wnd.com/2002/07/14612/
Did a whois query on the original site and it was hosted in Belize.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belizean_Grove
Same country where the women's version of bohemian grove is located. -
2019-02-19 at 6:43 PM UTC in The good deed threadI do good deeds more often than people might assume. In fact I'm now convinced you can rack up enough good karma points to where god personally starts looking out for you(if there is a god)
But between being a supernatural terrorist and trying to figure out the vast electromagnetic soup, I don't have as much time as I could to do a good deed every day. -
2019-02-18 at 9:22 PM UTC in Lesbian pedophile nuns scandal
'This is the next big thing for the church': Women claim they were sexually abused as children by evil, rapist NUNS who they say outnumber pedophile priests
Dozens of people have contacted victims groups saying they were raped by nuns as children
Among them is Cait Finnegan, 57, who says she was attacked by Sister Mary Juanita repeatedly in the 1950s
Sister Mary taught Cait at the Mater Christi High School in Queens, New York
Mary Dispenza, another alleged victim, says she thinks the problem is worse than pedophile priests because nuns have greater access to children
A sexual abuse victims network is alleging that nuns have been raping children within the Catholic church and getting away with it for decades in what they say is a scandal as big as that of pedophile priests.
In the last week alone, dozens of people have come forward to report being sexually abused by nuns as children to SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
They have told how they were targeted by the women while being cared for in orphanages and schools over the last 50 years.
Among the alleged victims are women in their 60s and 70s who are telling their stories for the first time now.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6717421/Women-claim-sexually-abused-children-evil-rapist-NUNS.html
Not surprising at all. The women's version of nambla has a website hosted in the same country as the women's version of bohemian grove, interestingly. -
2019-02-18 at 6:41 PM UTC in reserving the thread about jussie smollettMaybe he just wanted several pages of people discussing this on the internet and obsessing over it, because of his unique name and the fact that a lot of people on NIS secretly want to have gay sex with him.
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2019-02-18 at 5:43 PM UTC in It's a good thing tumbleweeds and the sound of crickets is so valuable a commodityLanny doesn't care about any of that. But feel free to organize something.
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2019-02-18 at 5:42 PM UTC in What was your favorite subject in school?The internet
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2019-02-17 at 10:16 PM UTC in Has anyone saved 15% or more on their car insurance?
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2019-02-17 at 9:43 PM UTC in Has anyone saved 15% or more on their car insurance?People still watch commercials? TV?
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2019-02-17 at 9:35 PM UTC in What are you doing at the momentSalivating
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2019-02-17 at 9:33 PM UTC in US Air Force officer defects to Iran
A US Air Force officer has defected to Iran and shared information that could cause “serious damage” to America’s national security, officials have revealed.
The former Air Force intelligence specialist was charged with espionage and was accused of working for Iran, according to an unsealed federal indictment.
The announcement arrived after assistant attorney general for national security John Demers and other senior officials held a call with reporters to discuss what they called “a national security related action involving Iran”.
Mr Demers was joined by US attorney for Washington, Jessie Liu, FBI executive assistant director for national security Jay Tabb, Treasury Department director of Foreign Assets Control Adrea Gacki and Air Force Office of Special Investigations special agent Terry Phillips.
The officials discussed the unsealed indictment against Monica Witt, a former counterintelligence officer for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations. Ms Witt defected to Iran nearly six years ago in 2013.
Also charged are four Iranian hackers. Prosecutors say they targeted former colleagues of Ms Witt’s in the intelligence community.
The indictment says the four Iranians were acting on behalf of the government-linked Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
“It is a sad day for America when one of its citizens betrays our country,” Mr Demers, the head of the Justice Department’s national security division, said on the call.
Ms Witt remains at-large. The 39-year-old “has been indicted by a federal grand jury in the District of Columbia for conspiracy to deliver and delivering national defence information to representatives of the Iranian government,” according to the indictment that was unsealed on Wednesday morning.
“Witt, who defected to Iran in 2013, is alleged to have assisted Iranian intelligence services in targeting her former fellow agents in the US Intelligence Community (USIC). Witt is also alleged to have disclosed the code name and classified mission of a US Department of Defence Special Access Program,” the indictment continues.
A warrant has been placed for her arrest.
The four hackers, whose names are Mojtaba Masoumpour, Behzad Mesri, Hossein Parvar and Mohamad Paryar, have also been charged with conspiracy, attempts to commit computer intrusion and aggravated identity theft. Their alleged crimes date back to 2014 through 2015, in which they are charged with “using fictional and imposter social media accounts and working on behalf of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), sought to deploy malware that would provide them covert access to the targets’ computers and networks.”
The hackers, referred to in the indictment as “Cyber Conspirators,” also remain at-large and have warrants placed for each other their arrests.
US treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin said the agency was “taking action against “malicious Iranian cyber actors and covert operations that have targeted Americans at home and overseas as part of our ongoing efforts to counter the Iranian regime’s cyberattacks.”
“Treasury is sanctioning New Horizon Organisation for its support to the IRGC-QF,” he continued in a statement. “New Horizon hosts international conferences that have provided Iranian intelligence officers a platform to recruit and collect damaging information from attendees, while propagating antisemitism and Holocaust denial. We are also sanctioning an Iran-based company that has attempted to install malware to compromise the computers of US personnel.”
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/monica-witt-iran-spy-indicted-us-air-force-officer-defects-national-security-a8777761.html
Iran seems to believe she's still trying to spy for the US. Who knows? I'd have sex with her.
EDIT: apparently she wants to reveal the information to wikileaks. Could it be anything worthwhile? Hmmm -
2019-02-17 at 9:23 PM UTC in Stopping my out of control drinking with the help of marijuana 2/17/19 updateAlternatively, you could just hire someone to threaten or beat up anyone that sells you alcohol.
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2019-02-17 at 9:21 PM UTC in Schizophrenia thread
“If they can make you feel shame, guilt, regret or isolated, lonely and worthless, then they are winning. DO NOT allow this energy stream (which works through multiple people at once) to invoke any of these very low vibrational emotions.
Its goal is to keep you in a frequency prison bound by these emotions…. It wants to convince you that you DESERVE those feelings…. I can tell you here and now for a fact you don’t. We all deserve as a collective human race, feelings of elation and connection and love. That includes every one of us.
Stay in HEART and you are bullet proof. Every one of us is a brilliant, bright and creative genius incarnate. Don’t let the ‘dark’ consciousness stream make you feel anything else but…. The collective human races seems to be addicted to punishing itself. We have to stop it!!! In service to all.” Max Spiers (1)