Posted on 09/20/2019 2:58:05 PM PDT by ransomnote
Oh my c’mon at what point does it become obvious? Some time ago! WWG1WGA :)
I know right? This is why I rarely post GP articles. It seems like a lot of times they are only half written and leave way too many stones unturned.
MARIA: "If we find that Mifsud is actually U.S. intel, then we'll know they were trying to frame Donald Trump."
NUNES: "That's correct. Mifsud is at the heart of this."
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NUNES BONUS COMMENT (speaking specifically of Twitter): "These tech oligarchs are really dangerous for democracy. They have to be reined in."
“livestream starting soon” [Sept 22, 2019]
President Trump Delivers Remarks at “Howdy Modi: Shared Dreams, Bright Futures”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYzWlpnpzLQ
The Indian-American community has turned out in full force for the #HowdyModi event as the crowd starts assembling at the #NRGStadium in Houston [Times of India at twitter]
https://twitter.com/timesofindia/status/1175765265637789697
Narendra Damodardas Modi, born 17 September 1950, is an Indian politician serving as the 14th and current Prime Minister of India since 2014.
Re: Trump’s remarks upon leaving this morning [TheWhiteHouse @YouTube]
I read 2 or 3 dozen comments, all very positive... nice, for a change.
Oops.
Thanks.
PAntiFags only work on Sunday’s if they are paid time and a half. George is spending his money elsewhere it seems.
Beautiful piece. Any chance that the gold in the shape of “infinity” symbol has any significance? Well of course it does , i just don’t know what! LOL!So Q freepers you tell me? LOL
livestream at #444 has started
Great catch Mel.
I have looked into the ancient use of Henbane. Found some interesting theories to do with Henbane and the Witches broom.
In my opinion Witches and Warlocks and their victims never leave the ground except in their minds. The Craft is just so much misdirection and “smoke and mirrors” in the very suspicious minds among us. Very much like dimwit’s aging playbooks.
If witches and warlocks were going to influence and use young boy and girl “derps” they would be smart to get access to early childhood and medical records to recruit the most susceptible to groom and program.
Then one would need gingerbread cakes/candy fun houses and tea parties to gain access, hook and draw the liddle ones through a looking glass.
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/10/why-do-witches-ride-brooms-nsfw/281037/
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It started with bread.
In the Europe of the Middle Ages and into the Renaissance, bread was made, in large part, with rye. And rye and rye-like plants can host fungus—ergot*—that can, when consumed in high doses, be lethal. In smaller doses, however, ergot can be a powerful hallucinogen. Records from the 14th to the 17th century mention Europeans’ affliction with “dancing mania,” which found groups of people dancing through streets—often speaking nonsense and foaming at the mouth as they did so—until they collapsed from exhaustion. Those who experienced the “mania” would later describe the wild visions that accompanied it. (In the 20th century, Albert Hofmann would realize the psychedelic effects of LSD while studying ergot.)
So people, as people are wont to do, adapted this knowledge, figuring out ways to tame ergot, essentially, for hallucinatory purposes. And they experimented with other plants, as well. Forbes’s David Kroll notes that there are also hallucinogenic chemicals in Atropa belladonna (deadly nightshade), Hyoscyamus niger (henbane), Mandragora officinarum (mandrake), and Datura stramonium (jimsonweed). Writing in the 16th century, the Spanish court physician Andrés de Laguna claimed to have taken “a pot full of a certain green ointment … composed of herbs such as hemlock, nightshade, henbane, and mandrake” from the home of a couple accused of witchcraft.
So why do the brooms fit into this? Because to achieve their hallucinations, these early drug users needed a distribution method that was a little more complicated than simple ingestion. When consumed, those old-school hallucinogens could cause assorted unpleasantnesses—including nausea, vomiting, and skin irritation. What people realized, though, was that absorbing them through the skin could lead to hallucinations that arrived without the unsavory side effects. And the most receptive areas of the body for that absorption were the sweat glands of the armpits ... and the mucus membranes of the genitals.
So people used their developing pharmacological knowledge to produce drug-laden balms—or, yep, “witch’s brews.” And to distribute those salves with maximum effectiveness, these crafty hallucinators borrowed a technology from the home: a broom. Specifically, the handle of the broom. And then ... you get the idea...
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I take this to mean that the - means of external application as detailed would help to overcome first-pass hepatic metabolism as would occur with oral ingestion.
I won’t excerpt anymore here. It is an interesting if not vulgar theory none the less, so the more curious may read more at the links.
I will never look at Halloween the same way.
The dancing mania mentioned is so strange. I have been digging in the hole of the red shoes (forced to dance until dead) fairytale off and on for a while. Like so much else the red shoes have been outside my notice forever. But not anymore.
https://sciencebasedlife.wordpress.com/2012/03/30/why-do-witches-ride-broomsticks/
https://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/why-do-witches-fly-brooms/
Oh come on! the date is right there! January 12, 2018.
Ok I believe you but I went back a second time and didn’t see it.
ATTENTION EVERYBODY
I screwed up AGAIN with a dated article. From this moment forward I will only post things that are less than 12 hours old because old stuff is completely useless.
Thanks for understanding.
I see what you did there..... and I agree. Any fact more than 12 hours old has become outdated and most likely hearsay. (:)
yes it was great.
Doll can I ask you something?
What do you think Q meant by Bridge and Spider Web?
Campaign 2020
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