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Yes, I'd heard mention in the Halls and Backrooms of EBE#1.
I've been digging around tonight and found the video I remembered was out there.
It's not Perfect or 100% accurate, I don't think. 

I'll call this Brain Food.

The Great Divider, Obama was Never A Unifier.

Quote:President Obama urges anti-Trump protesters to keep protesting

President Barack Obama has little sympathy for President-elect Donald Trump.

Obama said Thursday during a press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel that Trump needs to get accustomed to the protests while urging anti-Trumpers to not be silent.
“I’ve been the subject of protests during the course of my eight years. And I suspect that there’s not a president in our history that at some point hasn’t been subject to these protests,” Obama said. “So I would not advise people would feel strongly or are concerned about some of the issues that have been raised during the course of the campaign, I wouldn’t advise them to be silent.”

Yes she was, she was fired for telling the Truth and Expressing her Thoughts.
Then she was pressured to take down her comment and Apologize and they Still Fired her!   

Quote:Television reporter fired for pro-Trump posts on her personal Facebook page

Quote:A Houston, Texas, television reporter was fired after she expressed her excitement over President-elect Donald Trump’s win in the general election and the end of President Barack Obama’s reign.
Scarlett Fakhar, a reporter for KRIV-TV, wrote on her personal Facebook page following the election, “I prayed for the best leader that will turn this country that has become more violent and racist under the Obama administration than ever…into the America I once knew.”
“I work in news and I hate to say it…but the number of African Americans killing one another far outweighs the number of them being killed by whites,” she continued.
Fakhar detailed in a lengthy Facebook post why she was so relieved that Trump won the presidency.  The post was set to public and had no privacy restrictions.

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The post has since been removed from her personal page and replaced with an apology that reads, “It was wholly inappropriate, as a journalist, to do that.”

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Shortly after the controversial post, Fakhar announced to her fans on her professional Facebook page that she was fired for expressing her political views on her personal page.  Fox confirmed to the Houston Chronicle that Fakhar had been fired, and a spokeswoman for the station told the newspaper that they had no comment on her original Facebook post. A few hours after her announcement, Fakhar added that the station was attempting to remove her professional page from Facebook.  The posts can be seen below:

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Unhappy about the Chronicle’s coverage of her story, Fakhar chided the newspaper for saying she “chastised African Americans” and clarified her original statement.  “The media has made this a RACE issue when in reality the matter boils down to a difference in political philosophy.”
“I simply stated the fact that the media continues to misrepresent the factual realities that there is NO more white on black crime than there is black on black crime,” she said.

OK, I'll attach the article, but I see what looks something that would be Short, maybe a child Yeti ?
Maybe even Photo Shopped I don't know, but wht do so many people have Dash Cams?
Is this common now? 

Quote:THIS is the moment a stunned driver was stopped in his tracks after a “Yeti” bounded out in front of his car.

Footage captured by the driver, who was travelling on a Russian road notorious for Yeti sightings, shows something suddenly moving in the distance as the car makes its way down the snowy road.

Quote:In the video, which was captured by a dashcam in the dead of night, a hunched figure appears from nowhere on the road ahead, causing the driver to start yelling and hit the breaks.
The humanoid figure is as white as the snow around it, and is only visible for a second before it disappears back into the darkness.
And some people believe that the only logical explanation for a hunched white figure lurching across the snowy road is that it must be the mythical Yeti.

Quote:The man driving the car, Vadim Gilmanov, reportedly told local TV: "I mean it could have been someone’s cruel prank.

"But on the other hand, who else could dash out so quickly in the middle of the night? In the middle of nowhere."

The sighting took place in the Republic of Bashkortostan, an area of Russia near the Ural mountain range.

Local folklore has long claimed that a shapeshifting creature with a horn on its head and a coat of thick fur haunts the hills around Bashkortostan.
The eerie creature is similar in description to the Yeti, a snow-dwelling monster from Nepalese folklore which resembles a giant, hairy gorilla.

Just To Stupid To be True.
It this the Vegetarians agenda or just More Educated people Being To Stupid To Breath!

Quote:A group of researchers in Oxford University, England have suggested that imposing a massive tax on carbon intensive foods – specifically protein rich foods like meat and dairy – could help combat climate change.

Pricing food according to its climate impacts could save half a million lives and one billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions


Taxing greenhouse gas emissions from food production could save more emissions than are currently generated by global aviation, and lead to half a million fewer deaths from chronic diseases, according to a new study published in Nature Climate Change.

The study, conducted by a team of researchers from the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food at the University of Oxford and the International Food Policy Research Institute in Washington DC, is the first global analysis to estimate the impacts that levying emissions prices on food could have on greenhouse gas emissions and human health.
The findings show that about one billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions could be avoided in the year 2020 if emissions pricing of foods were to be implemented, more than the total current emissions from global aviation. However, the authors stress that due consideration would need to be given to ensuring such policies did not impact negatively on low income populations.

“Emissions pricing of foods would generate a much needed contribution of the food system to reducing the impacts of global climate change,” said Dr Marco Springmann of the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Food, who led the study. “We hope that’s something policymakers gathering this week at the Marrakech climate conference will take note of.”
Much of the emissions reduction would stem from higher prices and lower consumption of animal products, as their emissions are particularly high. The researchers found that beef would have to be 40% more expensive globally to pay for the climate damage caused by its production. The price of milk and other meats would need to increase by up to 20%, and the price of vegetable oils would also increase significantly. The researchers estimate that such price increases would result in around 10% lower consumption of food items that are high in emissions. “If you’d have to pay 40% more for your steak, you might choose to have it once a week instead of twice,” said Dr Springmann.
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The results indicate that the emissions pricing of foods could, if appropriately designed, be a health-promoting climate-change mitigation policy in high-income, middle-income, and most low-income countries. Special policy attention would be needed in those low-income countries where a high fraction of the population is underweight, and possibly for low-income segments within countries.
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Quote:Royal Raymond Rife was a brilliant scientist born in 1888 and died in 1971. After studying at Johns Hopkins, Rife developed technology which is still commonly used today in the fields of optics, electronics, radiochemistry, biochemistry, ballistics, and aviation. It is a fair statement that Rife practically developed bioelectric medicine himself.

Quote:The device began receiving flack in 1939 and almost all distinguished doctors and scientists close to the device began denying that they had ever met Rife and saw results with his device. The complete reversal was due to pressure from drug companies who were being threatened by the device’s potential.

Hmmm... imagine that!  Big Pharma was having none of this!
As a matter of fact, three scientists were killed just before Rife's papers/studies were to be released.

Quote:Interestingly, on the night of the press conference where Dr. Milbank Johnson was going to reveal the results of Rife’s study in 1934, he was fatally poisoned and his notes and papers were “lost.” Along with that, a failed attempt by drug companies to purchase the device from Rife resulted in his labs being destroyed by arson.

If that wasn’t enough, Dr. Nemes who had been duplicating Rife’s work, was mysteriously killed in a fire and his research material was all destroyed as well.

Finally, the Burnett Lab, which had been validating all of Rife’s work, was also destroyed in a fire. Sure seems like the pharmaceutical industry may have been involved in this.

But what about Rife? By 1971 Royal Rife died by an “accidental” lethal dose of Valium and alcohol at Grossmont hospital.

Rife machines do still exist today and are used in some medical practices but they are not FDA approved and are sometimes still seized by the FDA. They are often sold under the label of ‘veterinary devices.

Source

Well, if they reported it to be an accident, then it must be true, right?  

To read the story about this great man, go HERE.

Lucky for us, we have this frequency on a video on You Tube that cures everything from... well, have a look:

Quote:Published on Apr 2, 2016

727HZ is a primary Rife Frequency, and is commonly used to treat: Abdominal inflammation; Abscesses; Acidosis; Acne; Actinomycosis; Adenoids; Adhesions; AIDS; Alcoholism; Allergy; Alopecia; Amenorrhea; Anal itch; Aneurism; Angina; Angina pectoris; Ankylosing spondylitis; Antiseptic effect, general; Apoplexy; Appendicitis; Appetite, lack of; Aranthae; Arteriosclerosis; Arthritis; Arthritis, muscles and tendons; Arthritis, rheumatoid; Asthma; Asthma, alternate; Ataxia; Athletes Foot; Autointoxication; Bacillus infections; Backache; Back pain; Bacterial infection; Bed wetting; Bedsores; Biliousness; Bites, insect; Bladder; Blood; Blood cleanser, cancer; Blood cleanser, plasma; Blood diseases; Blood poisoning; Blood pressure; Bone disease, periodontal disease; Bone trauma (cuts, fractures); Breast, fibroid cysts; Bronchitis; Bruises; Bubonic plague; Burns; Butterfly Lupus; Cancer; Cancer (general); carcinoma; leukemia; pain; Cancrum oris; Candida; Candida; Cataract, Catarrh; Cerebral Palsy; Cerebrospinal trouble; Cervicitis; Chankeroid Ulcers; Chemical sensitivity; Chicken Pox; Cholera; Chronic fatigue syndrome; Cold, head or chest; Cold & Flu; Colic; Conjunctivitis; Constipation; Contractions (arrests, discharges); Convulsions; Corns (in feet); Coryza; Costalgia; Cramping and nausea; Cramps; Crohn's disease; Cuts; Cystic fibrosis; Cystitis, chronic; Dandruff, scales; Deafness; Dental foci; Diabetes; Diabetes, secondary; Diabetes, associated infection; Diabetic toe ulcer; Diarrhea; Digestion; Diphtheria; Disc, herniated; Dropsy; Dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation); Ear, ache; Eczema, skin; Eczema, vascular and lung; Edema; Emphysema; Enuresis; Epididymitis; Epilepsy; Epilepsy, fits; Epstein Barr Virus; Epstein Barr Virus, secondary; Erysipelas (skin inflammation); Eustachian tube, inflammation; Eye, disorders; Facial paralysis; Fever; Fibroma; Fissures; Fistula Dentalis; Fistula ulcer; Flatulence; Foot blisters; Fractures, bones; Frostbite; Frozen shoulder; Fungus, general; Fungus, infection; Fungus, streptothrix; Furunkulosis; Gallbladder; Gallbladder, dystonia with osteitis; Gallstones; Gangrene, general; Gastritis and flatulence; General program; General program, comprehensive; Glands, enlarged; Goiter; Gout, swelling; Gravel deposits in urine; Graves disease I; Hair loss; Halitosis; Hallucinations; Hay fever; Head injury followup; Headaches, due to parasites; Headaches, due to toxicity; Heart, tonic; Heartburn, chronic; Hemorrhoids; Hepatitis; Hernia; Herpes; Hip pain; Hives (urticaria); Hoarseness; Hot flashes (complications); Hydrocele; Hyperia; Hypotension; Hypoxia; Impotence; Infantile paralysis (polio); Infection; Infertility; Influenza; Insomnia; Intercostal neuralgia; Intestinal problems, colon; Intestines, inflammation; Intestines, large; Irritable bowel syndrome; Itching, pruritis; Itching, toes, feet, & anus; Kidney stones; Knee, joint pain; Knee, pain; Larynx; Lassitude; Leprosy; Leukocytogenesis, stimulates; Leukoplakia; Liver, enlargement; Locomotor dysfunction, convulsions, spasticity; Locomotor dysfunction, incoordination; Lumbago; Lung, infection; Lupus, vulgaris; Lymph glands; Lymph stasis, secondary; Malabsorption syndrome; Measles; Meniere's disease; Meningitis, tertiary; Menstrual problems; Multiple sclerosis; Mumps tertiary; Muscular dystrophy; Nausea; Nephritis; Nephrosis; Nerve disorders; Numbness; Oral lesions; Orchitis; Orchitis; Osteomyelitis; Otitis externa; Ovarian disorders; Ovaries; Pain relief, infection; Pancreas; Pancreatic insufficiency; Paralysis; Parasites (general), ringworm; Pelvic disorders; Pelvic inflammatory disease; Pericarditis; Periodontal disease; Peritonitis; Pertussis; Phagocyross, stimulates; Pharyngitis; Placenta (to expel/afterbirth); Pleurisy; Pneumonia; Pneumoniae, bronchial; Polio; Polyp; Prophylaxis; Prostate, Prostate, malignant tumor; Prostatitus; Psoriasis, ankylosing spondylitis; Psoriasis; Pyorrhea; Radiation burns; Raynauds disease; Recovery; Retrovirus variants; Rhinitis; Scarlet Fever; Sciaticor schias; Sciatica; Sexual diseases; Sexual dysfunction; Shell shock; Skin trouble, Smallpox; Sneezing; Sore throat, infection; Stiff shoulder; Stomach disorders; Streptococcus, Stroke, follow up; Stye; Surgery, pre-op and post-op; Swelling; Tetanus, Tonsillitis; Toothache; neuralgia; Tuberculosis; Ulcers; Urethritis; Urticaria; Vitiligo; Warts; Wound healing;

WOW! That about covers it!!  

The thing is, being able to sit and listen to this frequency until the end. I suppose if you are in enough pain, you could do it.

Here's to our health!  


https://youtu.be/Zq-nADpA0Yw

This has to be the Best Article about Hillary and her followers and the MSM I've Read.
It's a little long but worth your time.

Quote:America Called Bullshit on the Cult of Clinton

The one good thing about Trump’s win? It shows a willingness among Americans to blaspheme against saints and reject the religion of hollow progressiveness

Quote:If you want to see politics based on emotionalism over reason and a borderline-religious devotion to an iconic figure, forget the Trump Army; look instead to the Cult of Clinton.

Ever since Donald Trump won the presidential election, all eyes, and wringing hands, have been on the white blob who voted for him. These "loud, illiterate and credulous people," as a sap at Salon brands them, think on an "emotional level." Bill Moyers warned that ours is a "dark age of unreason," in which "low information" folks are lining up behind "The Trump Emotion Machine." Andrew Sullivan said Trump supporters relate to him as a "cult leader fused with the idea of the nation."

What's funny about this is not simply that it's the biggest chattering-class hissy fit of the 21st century so far — and chattering-class hissy fits are always funny. It's that whatever you think of Trump (I'm not a fan) or his supporters (I think they're mostly normal, good people), the fact is they've got nothing on the Clinton cult when it comes to creepy, pious worship of a politician.

By the Cult of Hillary Clinton, I don't mean the nearly 62 million Americans who voted for her. I have not one doubt that they are as mixed and normal a bag of people as the Trumpites are. No, I mean the Hillary machine—the celebs and activists and hacks who were so devoted to getting her elected and who have spent the past week sobbing and moaning over her loss. These people exhibit cult-like behavior far more than any Trump cheerer I've come across.

Trump supporters view their man as a leader "fused with the idea of the nation"? Perhaps some do, but at least they don't see him as "light itself." That's how Clinton was described in the subhead of a piece for Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter. "Maybe [Clinton] is more than a president," gushed writer Virginia Heffernan. "Maybe she is an idea, a world-historical heroine, light itself," Nothing this nutty has been said by any of Trump's media fanboys.

"Hillary is Athena," Heffernan continued, adding that "Hillary did everything right in this campaign… She cannot be faulted, criticized, or analyzed for even one more second."
That's a key cry of the Cult of Hillary (as it is among followers of L. Ron Hubbard or devotees of Christ): our gal is beyond criticism, beyond the sober and technical analysis of mere humans. Michael Moore, in his movie Trumpland, looked out at his audience and, with voice breaking, said: "Maybe Hillary could be our Pope Francis."

Or consider Kate McKinnon's post-election opening bit on SNL, in which she played Clinton as a pantsuited angel at a piano singing Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," her voice almost cracking as she sang: "I told the truth, I didn't come to fool ya." Just imagine if some right-leaning Christian celeb (are there any?) had dolled up as Trump-as-godhead and sang praises to him. It would have been the source of East Coast mirth for years to come. But SNL's Hallelujah for Hillary was seen as perfectly normal.

As with all saints and prophets, all human manifestations of light itself, the problem is never with them, but with us. We mortals are not worthy of Hillary. "Hillary didn't fail us, we failed her," asserted a writer for the Guardian. The press, and by extension the rest of us, "crucified her," claimed someone at Bustle. We always do that to messiahs, assholes that we are.
And of course the light of Hillary had to be guarded against blasphemy. Truly did the Cult of Hillary seek to put her beyond "analysis for even one more second." All that stuff about her emails and Libya was pseudo-scandal, inventions of her aspiring slayers, they told us again and again and again.

As Thomas Frank says, the insistence that Hillary was scandal-free had a blasphemy-deflecting feel to it. The message was that "Hillary was virtually without flaws… a peerless leader clad in saintly white… a caring benefactor of women and children." Mother Teresa in a pantsuit, basically. As a result, wrote Frank, "the act of opening a newspaper started to feel like tuning in to a Cold War propaganda station."

Then there was the reaction to Clinton's loss. It just wasn't normal chattering-class behavior. Of course we expect weeping, wailing videos from the likes of Miley Cyrus and Perez Hilton about how Clinton had been robbed of her moment of glory; that's what celebs do these days. But in the media, too, there was hysteria.

"'I feel hated,' I tell my husband, sobbing in front of the TV in my yoga pants and Hillary sweatshirt, holding my bare neck," said a feminist in the Guardian. Crying was a major theme. A British feminist recalled all the "Clinton-related crying" she had done: "I've cried at the pantsuit flashmob, your Saturday Night Live appearance, and sometimes just while watching the debates." (Wonder if she cried over the women killed as a result of Hillary's machinations in Libya? Probably not. In the mind of the Hillary cultists, that didn't happen—it is utterly spurious, a blasphemy.)

Then there was Lena Dunham, who came out in hives—actual hives—when she heard Clinton had lost. Her party dress "felt tight and itchy." She "ached in the places that make me a woman." I understand being upset and angry at your candidate's loss, but this is something different; this is what happens, not when a politician does badly, but when your savior, your Athena, "light itself," is extinguished. The grief is understandable only in the context of the apocalyptic faith they had put in Hillary. Not since Princess Diana kicked the bucket can I remember such a strange, misplaced belief in one woman, and such a weird, post-modern response to someone's demise (and Clinton isn't even dead! She just lost!).

It's all incredibly revealing. What it points to is a mainstream, Democratic left that is so bereft of ideas and so disconnected from everyday people that it ends up pursuing an utterly substance-free politics of emotion and feeling and doesn't even realize it's doing it. They are good, everyone else is bad; they are light itself, everyone else is darkness; and so no self-awareness can exist and no self-criticism can be entertained. Not for even one second, in Heffernan's words. The Cult of Hillary Clinton is the clearest manifestation yet of the 21st-century problem of life in the political echo chamber.

Mercifully, some mea culpas are now emerging. Some, though not enough, realize that Hillaryites behaved rashly and with unreason. In a brilliant piece titled "The unbearable smugness of the liberal media," Will Rahn recounts how the media allowed itself to become the earthly instrument of Clinton's cause, obsessed with finding out how to make Middle Americans "stop worshiping their false god and accept our gospel."

Indeed. And the failure to make the gospel of Hillary into the actual book of America points to the one good thing about Trump's victory: a willingness among ordinary people to blaspheme against saints, to reject phony saviors, and to sniff at the new secular religion of hollow progressiveness. The liberal political and media establishment offered the little people a supposedly flawless, Francis-like figure of uncommon goodness, and the little people called bullshit on it. That is epic and beautiful, even if nothing else in recent weeks has been.

 

A long lost gem...




Don't know if this should be in the shits and giggles forum or a political one but I made my choice. :)

Move if needed of course.

Jude

Quote:Published on Mar 13, 2016
CLICK HERE FOR PART TWO — https://youtu.be/NHFGImDon24
HERE'S PART THREE — https://youtu.be/qaSngXGfvdY
AND PART FOUR — https://youtu.be/tzu7sNYh3Jo

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In this video I will be exposing the Illuminati Card Game, and showing you just the predictive programming/mental psy-op behind all this.

Because the TRUTH is much stranger than fiction! YOU are living in a fantasy!!!!

In 1982, a man by the name of Steve Jackson distributed these cards in the Illuminati card game set. During the 80s and 90s, more cards were added to the game, and were subsequently used for play.

But when you examine these cards more closely, you start to see just the eerie symbolism, and how these cards "just so happened" to "predict" future major events: events including 9/11, The Pentagon, Fukushima, The 2010 BP Oil Spill, The Obama Presidency, Saddam Hussein, Paris, The Boston "Bombings," and much more!

Of course, there are many more cards out there, but these are just some of the MAJOR ones...

I implore you to research more on these cards in your own spare time (if you already haven't), but if you would like me to do a follow-up video on this, PLEASE LET ME KNOW!!!

Do the elite know something we don't?

Do these cards happen to predict even more events on the horizon? If so, WHAT are those events?

THE TRUTH REVEALED!!!

https://youtu.be/5dhV5xlWFw0?list=PLEoPv...HJT93aUTk1

Just had to share...Can't say much as he covers it all. And very poetically I might add.






This one is something we can all relate to...



Just for fun...






A star is born...

Jude