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2019-01-23 at 7:28 PM UTC in How you, as a regular citizen can trigger an economic collapse ?Figure out a way to screw up US relations with Saudi Arabia perhaps. Also, China and Japan are the countries US owes most money to. A collapse of our economy wouldn't be good for them, unless, relations with both countries got much worse.
Things you can do that aren't illegal, or not highly illegal, would be spreading rumors that could damage the reputations of certain US corporations that are important for the economy to function.
I was reading an article about the catholic students vs black supremacist vs indian protesters, and I realized it's incredibly easy for situations like that to become hostile. The death threats those kids are now receiving and their school, might be, strategically, useful for foreign intelligence agencies with an interest in a collapse of US economy. Create enough situations like that which don't seem like much, and it can have a domino effect.
The media, and especially foreign news media/fake news in the US, can easily be triggered into making situations much worse. It's unlikely the school and those catholic students would've received any threats without the media's involvement. The media can be a useful tool of espionage, or chaos in general. If you can predict how they'll react, and it isn't difficult, the media is a useful tool. -
2019-01-23 at 7:01 PM UTC in Germany's most beautiful police-woman is now singlehttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6622709/Germanys-beautiful-police-officer-announces-single.html
A German police officer dubbed the 'most beautiful' in the country has split up with her boyfriend over her Instagram fame, she has revealed.
Adrienne Koleszar told her 700,000 Instagram followers that the ten-year relationship was over because she was 'in a world he never wanted'.
The 34-year-old from Dresden has become a social media celebrity and returned to work earlier this month after a six-month break to decide between modelling and law enforcement.
Sharing a picture of herself holding hands with her boyfriend, she said: 'No answers, many questions.
Although I don't think she's the most beautiful one, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, she sure as fuck isn't bad looking in my opinion. Anyway her sand-nigger boyfriend dumped her. -
2019-01-23 at 6:58 PM UTC in Using radio devices to put voices in peoples' heads
Originally posted by cupocheer isn't doxxing, or, at least, a portion thereof the catalyst which started the pendulum motion which culminated in x&t final scene?
No. That has little to do with anything. A lot of mods and admins got doxxed, some which weren't directly doing anything bad, but they were considered guilty by association. The main reason totse went down was this faggoty group called I-Defense along with the FBI which is contracted through the Department of Defense because they felt the information on totse was a threat to national security or corporate interests. Same thing happened to Roguesci.org
Jeff Hunter was stressed out by all the bullshit linked to his site, the trolls purposely getting his site negative attention. He also just wanted to move on with his life. So that was a big part of it, wanting to get away from the past. Zok closed his site because of many of the same reasons, mostly stress caused by idiots with a vendetta against him and other staff members. -
2019-01-23 at 6:53 PM UTC in I have a legitimate complaint
Originally posted by CASPER I mean with the billions of egocentric people, the chances that someone wouldn't throw some shit up on world star hip hop for 15 minutes…. even the most powerful automated philters in the world wouldn't be able to catch shit that quick.
It's extremely unlikely, already, for most people to be able to harness these abilities. As I pointed out already in this thread, it doesn't come easily. You have to either be in some horrible accident, get raped and abused, go to war, or over-meditate, or take too much psychedelics (and have the right personality)........ You also can't be egocentric... So that rules out most anyone that would have any interest in social media. The personality is a big part of it. 99% of people do not have the right personality to be good at any of this stuff... I don't do it in public to show off, it's just to practice. It involves synchronizing macroscopic motion. It's also related to and sometimes is the same thing as Paralelling. Hence the need to practice in public. None of this makes me better than anyone else. I'm not evil, and still have an ego, just not a bloated one. So I do assume (perhaps falsely) that I am better than evil people.
I do have family in Austin, Houston and New Braunfels though, and my grandma isn't doing well, so sometime in the next year I might take you up on that.
Some of these techniques are like being a mime, except that people, animals, even objects with no lifeforce (unless you believe in kami) are synchronized with your miming/movements.
Hermetic magic can be defined as imagination + will. It's more of a feeling than a thought process. This is why gnostics were great at this sort of stuff. Gnostic ritual magic/meditation. Trance states. People assume you can just read some text and make something happen, light some candles, etc. It's more a feeling like I said, so it's not always easy to describe, and in a gnostic state, you'll know things that you may not be able to easily remember when you come out of it. -
2019-01-23 at 6:32 PM UTC in cunto mcfayden
Originally posted by cupocheer 2011 era? (they) Totse?
Banned?
I think he was banned but not for anything serious. Also, TrippyMcGee, Snoopy, all these other people. Man, these people were fucking hilarious.
lifejunkie? Trueborn?
EDIT: if the real wintermute is still around, she coined the term 'kidiots' and it's a shame that most of the members here fall into that category. Very little real content. -
2019-01-23 at 6:29 PM UTC in I have a legitimate complaint
Originally posted by CASPER With the billions people on the planet, you don't think all these people levitating shit would've taken some video of something completely unexplainable, just to ruffle some feathers?
Nope, it's unlikely they would. There's a thread on above top secret that talks about mudras and such, people with special abilities. It took me a long time to realize some of this stuff. There's no manual on it, no guide, unless you've got some crazy high security clearance and work for very specific intelligence agencies or special forces which are not officially acknowledged to exist. For thousands of years, people that practiced meditation and taught it, discouraged anyone from showing off their abilities, because you could become persecuted and a lot of people would become jealous and even hateful towards you for it.
The main thing is, the government has genetically and electronically categorized everyone with their super-computers, so it's unlikely anyone that has a propensity for these abilities would ever slip under their radar, and as it falls under the category of military secrets/national security secrets, the video will either be removed or an army of government trolls will quickly attempt to dis-credit them. They also regularly encourage fakes as a way to dis-credit anyone with a real super-natural ability.
I have no dopple-gang-er, I'm genetically so much different than the vast majority of people. I'm a super-mut. But there are people I know who definitely do, and it's freaky.
If you're ever in the San Antonio area, feel free to bring a camera. I've received a lot of death threats and other kinds of threats for doing this stuff in public in front of large audiences of people. A lot of people assume I'm working for the CIA or NSA. Some people just assume "DoD" or Navy Intelligence. None of that is true and I'm not a magician. These aren't illusions. A lot of people are also assuming I'm the best hacker in the world, and that I've hacked everyone's brainwaves and made them believe this stuff is real. That is also not true.
I'm not doing this with technology, nor is anyone else. -
2019-01-23 at 6:02 PM UTC in Negro Nurse arrested for raping quadriplegic woman in comaI wonder how many african american males they had working as nurses there. Imagine if he's the only one, and the woman wasn't african-american, and the baby came out with curly nigglet hair LOL
"Oh, I can't imagine who the perp could be. We definitely need to do a DNA test" LMAO -
2019-01-23 at 5:51 PM UTC in Negro Nurse arrested for raping quadriplegic woman in coma
PICTURED: Nurse, 36, has been arrested for raping a mentally challenged quadriplegic woman, 29, who later gave birth: Suspect is a devout Christian Haitian orphan who was a DNA match to the newborn
Nathan Sutherland, 36, has been arrested after his DNA matched with the child's
Sutherland was a nurse at Hacienda Healthcare Facility and cared for the victim
He is a Haitian orphan and devout christian who regularly sings at local churches
The victim, 29, gave birth on December 29 having been raped at the facility
The victim has been in a vegetative state at the hospice since arriving in 1992
The baby is 'doing well' according to police and has been released from hospital
Police are now investigating whether any other resident have been abused
A male nurse has been arrested in Arizona on suspicion of raping a quadriplegic woman who gave suddenly birth despite being in a vegetative state for 26 years, police revealed on Wednesday.
Nathan Sutherland, 36, has been taken into custody and now faces one charge of sexual assault and one count of vulnerable adult abuse after a DNA test identified him as the father.
Sutherland been a licensed practical nurse since 2011 and was directly responsible for caring for the victim at the Hacienda HealthCare Facility, according to police.
The defendant refused to answer investigator's questions after his arrest.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6623669/Nurse-36-arrested-suspicion-raping-mentally-challenged-quadriplegic-patient.html
Now let's be honest, it could've been a white guy or a mexican. But it was kind of obvious it wasn't going to be a white guy, due to statistics which are inherently racist and a conspiracy of the white devil.
I assumed it would be a hispanic guy.
I like how he has a shirt that says "Blessed" LOL
He's going to be blessed in prison. The black gangs will salute him, I'm not sure the hispanic or white gangs will though lolol
EDIT: do you suppose he was inspired to sing after fucking a woman in a coma? "ooooh dis sweet coma pussy, i gotz ta sing ta-DAY"
maybe it made him a better singer? -
2019-01-23 at 5:28 PM UTC in Using radio devices to put voices in peoples' heads
Originally posted by Technologist Sound waves are controlled in ultrasound.
ultrasound is one of the only kinds of sound that can be put into a narrow beam, but if you go high enough, into GHz frequency, it no longer travels through the air because the frequency is too similar to the oscillation frequency of the air molecules colliding, so it only works in solids and some liquids. But that means, if you're leaning up against something, and they had the right transducer implanted in it, they could send mind-control ultrasound frequency into your body.
That's why the Audio Spotlight works, and I know most of the people here don't have a couple thousand dollars to dish out on it to find out whether or not it really works, but it does. It has been proven.
Anyhow, that page just links to transmitter schematic as an example. A device for this purpose could be fairly simple, with no real need for software, unless you're trying to voice-duplicate, or get the output more precise and in that case you'd probably want an oscilloscope and DIY EEG device to configure your algorithms. I'm sure there are people here who could create a working version of the patent device. I could do it just skimming over the patent if I had enough time, but it'll take some fine-tuning to get it right. A complete guide for this online would be revolutionary. Think about that, one currently doesn't exist. This would be a game-chang-er, and they'd probably try to remove the information. The Army took its V2K page down, because they didn't want to be linked to all the gang-stalking stuff, all the electronic torture.
But if any random person could get ahold of this tech because the process were made easier for random people to understand, combine it with something like CreepyDOL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubjuWqUE9wQ
This could actually help people who are being harassed with this technology in the long run, but it would take a while. There'd still be plenty of time for us to have fun with the technology, probably a couple years at least.
Also: https://patents.google.com/patent/US3951134A/en
If you need to do it remotely. -
2019-01-23 at 5:14 PM UTC in cunto mcfaydenone of the best posters. where'd he go
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2019-01-23 at 5:11 PM UTC in I have a legitimate complaint
Originally posted by CASPER I mean correlation =/= causation, but of the 5 people that I know who experienced this, two were pretty severely mentally ill and three were abusing crystal meth BIG TIME. My girlfriend said she was being followed, and would come to me with huge stacks of disposable camera photos of random people on the street. She said they taunted her with symbols, and the most common one was that all the cars following her had the Virgen de Guadalupe hanging from the rear view mirror. She was SO fucking convinced of this that she began gluing/pasting pictures of her face all over her windows and back windshield, so she could "intimidate" them back.
People on meth are easy targets for gang stalking. Sometimes the goal is to recruit them, other times it's because certain cults and religious groups don't want them using meth. Of course, their paranoid delusions may have fabricated the entire thing, but people in a state of psychosis are easy prey. The majority of the supposed TIs somehow never manage to be wearing a body cam, or have any kind of technological sophistication at all, so all their supposed "proof" is stuff that could really be anything, which dis-credits real TIs.
IIt's natural to think we have a higher purpose. In some people it manifests as religious experience. In some people I think it probably manifests as this.
I enjoy messing with people's minds, which is partly why I don't mind them attempting to do that to me nearly as much. One thing that they've done that actually freaks me out is dopplegang-ers. -
2019-01-23 at 1:27 AM UTC in open air gas attack diy?
Originally posted by esbity The NSA is all over this thread.
Gas attacks are usually not all that effective unless we're talking military weapons, and even then, not too effective. Not to mention, they have real terrorism suspects in the US and neighboring countries to worry about. For every thread like this, someone looks into it, but they wouldn't be "all over" it. -
2019-01-23 at 1:23 AM UTC in Nag Hammadi codices and Dead Sea Scrollshttps://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/scrolls_deadsea/scrolls_deadsea03.htm
What are your thoughts on this? I find it is plausible that Christianity originated from a UFO worshipping cult. It makes sense, if the most intelligent, creative people on the planet, had something that could be exploited; too much empathy. Give them a cult/religion that teaches them to be passive, submissive and not fight back. The crusades were a small part of Christianity's history, and did not actually free Christians from oppressive rule by tyrannical governments, and in fact probably made it worse.
https://thegodabovegod.com/how-the-archons-destroy-your-life-2/All of this brings us to the specific method the Archons likely use to keep us in abject ignorance, the opposite of liberating Gnosis.
Bureaucracy. Really bad bureaucracy. The Archon nature of being the bumbling administrators of the heavens is their greatest weapon. And “as above, so below,” said the Gnostic Hermetics. While many faiths feel that a celestial bureaucracy is fantastic, from the Pythagoreans to Confucianism, the Gnostics—history’s great anarchists—contended it was quite the opposite. The faulty “software” was, ironically, the perfect mechanism to keep us trapped in, as Philip K Dick called the universe, the Black Iron Prison.
It was death by a thousand regulations, death by a thousand frustrations.
In article for Gnostic Warrior I explain the reasoning:
In fact, in the novel Good Omens, written by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, a demon appropriately named Crowley proves that the Archon-way is superior in the fight against Heaven. He demonstrates that traffic jams and phone service outages are far more efficient in damning souls than such common demonic methods as possession or temptation. Death by a thousand frustrations is the best way to dim the human spirit.
Ponder this. I mean, as humans, we are basically prepared (especially if we go to church or watch enough Netflix) to deal with and overcome life’s significant challenges, from a family death to a nearby war. In a Gnostic sense, we share their essence with the Alien God, and thus infinity is part of our vibe. It’s the little shit in life that seems to get us. Imagine going through a day when:
The car won’t start.
You seem to catch every bloody red light.
You need five departments at work to sign off on your order for print cartridges.
The customer service representative of your cable company is oblivious after you spend an hour trying to connect.
Like Morpheus said in The Matrix: “It’s like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad.” And these events don’t seem at all like an accident.
Between bureaucracy and a faulty system, you can feel your soul dimming, your mind numbing, and your heroic side perishing. You become forgetful and anxious, a Stockholm Syndrome victim to a passive aggressive kismet.
Sounds a lot like the remote neural monitoring psyops network used to keep political dissidents in line, or eliminate them. Death from a thousand papercuts, zersetzung.
So our government are like agents of the archons. Makes sense. -
2019-01-23 at 12:15 AM UTC in what's the last thing you bought?I have orange peels and toothpaste to ignite it with.
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2019-01-23 at 12:08 AM UTC in what's the last thing you bought?50 lbs of ammonium nitrate fertilizer.
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2019-01-23 at 12:04 AM UTC in Which NIS user was this?I was thinking about this site when I read that.
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2019-01-22 at 11:22 PM UTC in US Army involved in gang stalking, drug smuggling in Mexico for black budget
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson No, I'm 100% Anglo Saxon with a dash of Viking (from when my ancestors village was raped and pillaged back in 948AD)
Anglo saxon is viking loll. The saxons were the scandinavians that fucked the anglo people, thus creating anglo-saxons. I hate when anglo-saxon is the only option on a form that I'd have to fill out. That's so racist.
It's more complicated if you're an american, at least quite often.
Anyway, anglo people wore colorful clothes, talked funny, and were generally too peaceful to defend themselves, so the vikings fucked/raped them but didn't kill them all off and instead decided to settle down there (british isles) because they liked the anglo people so much. -
2019-01-22 at 11:13 PM UTC in What's wrong with soy?
Originally posted by HTS Nothing. The walking embodiments of toxic masculinity in our world just don't like protein sources that don't involve murder or animal torture.
I have a high degree of toxic masculinity. Who told you that we need to murder animals? I can exist solely on hemp protein. It's superior to soy in every way. Fuck soy, fuck monsanto, and fuck all these toxic feminist types for being duped into promoting such toxic bullshit. Now that hemp is legal, you faggots are going to have to learn that hemp is superior. I'd much rather kill humans than animals. Haven't you ever heard of Carl Panzram? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Panzram
It bugged him that people would hurt animals, because they're generally innocent, and don't go out of their way to do evil shit and bother people like humans do. Also, he only raped men and boys. No females. -
2019-01-22 at 11:10 PM UTC in Using radio devices to put voices in peoples' heads
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny but it will get picked up by phone. i use a sound oscilloscope app to scan ambient noises all the time for anomalies.
It may, but the trick of it is, it's a narrow beam of sound which intersects at the point where it becomes audible, so it may actually not be picked up unless your phone is close enough to it. Ultrasound is funny, they've been using it since smartphones do pick up a lot of ultrasound frequencies, for tracking purposes. -
2019-01-22 at 11:08 PM UTC in open air gas attack diy?