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Quackademics are all fuller of shit than a Thanksgiving turkey. Quackademia is the New Rome, choking on its own dogma and superstition. All about tea leaves and sheep's entrails. They're still waiting for the Tooth Fairy to bring them a quarter for their last tooth they lost 50 years ago.I too am a fan of Jim Marrs. He is missed. I will be smiling when the truth can no longer be suppressed and the quackademics hair catches fire. Only a matter of percieved time...
I've had enough of someone else's propaganda. I'm for truth, no matter who tells it. I'm for justice, no matter who it's for or against. I'm a human being first and foremost, and as such I am for whoever and whatever benefits humanity as a whole.
Human stupidity is the only unlimited saturation that can destroy the biosphere. Luckily a great reset of a different sort is on the way. [Link]
Great mobile bases that happen to tap into oil reserves. Burning carnage is all I can foresee there, not to mention excess pollution into already...
The solar system takes around 24,000 years to fully rotate. The only records humans have that go back that far are cave paintings and rock...
If you do not understand how ludicrous these requirements are, let a hardcore veteran environmentalist explain it to you. Read "Apocalypse Never"...
Horror starts in the family home. No need to point fingers out there ๐
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