Posted on 08/29/2019 10:33:21 AM PDT by ransomnote
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hza8DvT0lP8&feature=youtu.be
Sorry I can’t remember how I found this link, so apologies if already posted.
Worth watching. This woman explains that there are MAJOR DISCREPANCIES between what we are being told about Dorian and what is being collected by weather stations on the ground and in the ocean. Official government data does not match NOAA reports.
Well worth watching.
She can’t explain the discrepancy. She’s just pointing out that it exists.
In a nutshell 25 mph wind does not equal hurricane force wind (74+ mph).
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Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars
From the derp document:
It is patently impossible to discuss social engineering or the automation of a society, i.e.,the engineering of social automation systems (silent weapons) on a national or worldwide scale without implying extensive objectives of social control and destruction of human life, i.e., slavery and genocide.
This manual is in itself an analog declaration of intent. Such a writing must be securedfrom public scrutiny. Otherwise, it might be recognized as a technically formaldeclaration of domestic war. Furthermore, whenever any person or group of persons in a position of great power and without full knowledge and consent of the public, uses such knowledge and methodologies for economic conquest - it must be understood that a state of domestic warfare exists between said person or group of persons and the public.
so much more at the link
“Unfathomable’: How 1.6 million pills from a small-town doctor helped fuel the opioid crisis in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Margaret Temponeras started her medical career in a small town as a family doctor. She ended it a felon, a rogue physician who authorities say fanned Ohio’s opioid epidemic with a prescription pad.
From 2006 through 2012, Temponeras ordered more than 1.6 million pills of hydrocodone and oxycodone from her offices in the tiny town of Wheelersburg, along the banks of the Ohio River.”
Disney Under Fire After Leaving Cruise Staff in Bahamas
Disney Cruise Line is defending its decision to leave crew members on Castaway Cay, its private island in the Bahamas, to ride out Hurricane Dorian.
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All staffers are safe after spending Sunday in a specially-built shelter, specifically designed to withstand a Category 5 hurricane. Dorian is a Category 5 storm with 185 mile-per-hour winds that devastated the northwest Bahama islands.
Disney noted that Castaway Cay is located 45 miles south of the most significant portion of the storm. Still, the company came under fire after the sister of one of the employees tweeted out her concerns.
I'm 100% against this.
Saving a repetitive post in an old thread makes sense but not current posts.
If I have to scroll past idiotic troll posts and responses filled with idiotic images and gifs which bog downloads and hangs pages, surely some can scroll down a wall of intelligent text which someone spent precious time writing.
There's no reason to place Texokie's posts in the back room when the information is current. This is 100% disrespect for the poster's work and time.
I've been reading old threads and came across posts which were more current. Those posts were just out of place and confused the reader. me. Where are the continuing replies? To which post is this poster answering to?
A current wall of informative text belongs in the current thread. Otherwise, Bagster, KitJ, TXnMA and generally's wall of images should posts their posts in old threads also.
Thanks for the bother. I think it was on Twitter but wouldn’t swear to it. I’ve seen a lot of strange things turn out true over my decades.
Disgusting.
How is it that no patient, no family member, no other doctor, no cops, no one at all in that town noticed this? I’m not trying to blame the victims here, but how can a doctor do this and get no complaints?
Opioid purchases connected to Temponeras by week
In a single week in May 2010, she ordered 37,900 doses of oxycodone. Assuming 4 doses per day (high), that’s enough for 1353 weeks. It was hard to find good data, but it seems that a normal prescription is for less than a week. So that would mean that she was writing prescriptions for 1353 people or more. Assuming a 5 day work week, 8 hours per day, that would be 270 prescriptions per day, 33 per hour. 2 minutes per patient.
Nope. No red flags here. /s
I do think y’all are right—that it’s a fake. Found too many citations of her saying the opposite.
Apparently Dorian is sitting on CastatCay
What a pounding it and the Bahama are taking
I pray that the thing dissipates like that one tornado in “Twister”
Apparently Dorian is sitting on Castaway Cay
What a pounding it and the Bahama are taking
I pray that the thing dissipates like that one tornado in “Twister”
Dang cell phone
Wasn't DARPA looking for underground tunnels a few days ago? They needed a response by Aug 30.
Have they found the tunnels they were seeking? Where is it?
Could she be looking at measurements from the eye of the storm?
Oh, wow! Methinks something is happening really soon if Rudy is shooting off his mouth so much right now.
Thanks so much for that info.
Brilliant response. ThanQ U.
Thanks for that link. The brilliant Mark Steyn. Love him.
ThanQ
I’m sure the local pharmacists noted the doc’s prescribing habits.
Truly nauseating. May he burn in hell.
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