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195,082 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

🔥🔥Oliver Stone's famed son Sean Stone breaks down the #covid19 PSYOP and what he calls the "Big COVID Test" on Tucker Carlson. In this clip he explains how C19 wasn't a health crisis at all. It was a cold, calculated stress test of the human spirit. The architecture of the nightmare: 1. The Psychological Trap: A carefully crafted ritual designed to see how fast you would turn on your neighbor for the "greater good." 2. The Invisible Leash: Testing the digital shackles of surveillance and social credit. They were measuring how long you’d stay in your cage before begging for the key or forgetting about it altogether. 3. The Grand Deception: A smoke screen for the darkest shifts in human history. While you were masked and isolated, they were rewriting the rules of reality. "The Test" was never meant to be passed. It was meant to identify those who could still think and those who could be broken. This is why we can't just "move on" and forget what happened. #NEVERAGAIN #SeanStone #VSRF #TheArchitectureOfControl #TheGreatTest #WakeUp #PsychologicalWarfare #ComplianceRitual #HiddenTruths

🔥🔥Oliver Stone's famed son Sean Stone breaks down the #covid19 PSYOP and what he calls the "Big COVID Test" on Tucker Carlson. In this clip he explains how C19 wasn't a health crisis at all. It was a cold, calculated stress test of the human spirit. The architecture of the nightmare: 1. The Psychological Trap: A carefully crafted ritual designed to see how fast you would turn on your neighbor for the "greater good." 2. The Invisible Leash: Testing the digital shackles of surveillance and social credit. They were measuring how long you’d stay in your cage before begging for the key or forgetting about it altogether. 3. The Grand Deception: A smoke screen for the darkest shifts in human history. While you were masked and isolated, they were rewriting the rules of reality. "The Test" was never meant to be passed. It was meant to identify those who could still think and those who could be broken. This is why we can't just "move on" and forget what happened. #NEVERAGAIN #SeanStone #VSRF #TheArchitectureOfControl #TheGreatTest #WakeUp #PsychologicalWarfare #ComplianceRitual #HiddenTruths

Vaccine Safety Research Foundation

64,313 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Dear X Family, PLEASE RETWEET❤️your voice for the beagles caged inside Marshall BioResources. This Thursday join our voices in protesting for the 23,000 beagles caged inside Marshall BioResources. From Thursday, May 8 to Saturday, May 10, 2025, starting at 7 AM EST, animal advocates from across the country will join our peaceful protest and gather at 5800 Lake Bluff Road, North Rose, NY 14516 outside of Marshall BioResources. 🔥 We have two NEWS stations expressing interest in covering protest, on either Thursday or Friday morning. Let’s keep this protest peaceful, safe, and effective. Please review the following: 1️⃣ Dogs Are Welcome! 🐾 Bring your furry friends—but have their up-to-date vaccine records ready (Health Van certificates are okay!). This is required by County. 2️⃣ Stay on Public Property 🚫 Do not enter private property. Stay on sidewalks, easements, or public lots. 3️⃣ Signs & Posters ✍️ Creative signs are encouraged! Please avoid wooden/metal sticks—use pool noodles or just hold your sign proudly. 4️⃣ Keep Roads Clear 🚗 Do not block vehicles or traffic. Let's stay respectful and focused. 5️⃣ Peaceful Protest Only ⚖️ We do not condone illegal activity. But remember—you have a Constitutional Right to protest peacefully for those who can't speak. 6️⃣ No Alcohol or Drugs 🚫 Keep it clean and safe for everyone—two-legged and four-legged friends alike. 7️⃣ Stay Hydrated 💧 Bring water and stay refreshed. 8️⃣ Plan for Comfort 🪑 Bring a chair or take breaks when needed. 🍽 Food nearby: Riley’s Grill (vegan options available!) ⛽ Gas: North & South Main Street, 5 mins away 💛 PROTEST SUPPORT HOURS (by Beagle Lovers And Rescuers) Thursday, May 8: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST Friday, May 9: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST Saturday, May 10: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST If you can't attend, please consider donation to our nonprofit (link in my profile) so we can continue fulltime presence at Marshall BioResources for the beagles. Please Follow our biggest advocates for these beagles and all animals on our planet❤️ White Coat Waste Investigate Earth Podcast barbi twins Katherine Heigl Miranda Lambert sia Dr. Jane Goodall & the Jane Goodall Institute Jessica Chastain ShortieSmalls Lady Astor 🗡️ Count Simon of #TzuVannia Phaedra Grace Lisa Christine •. Prometheus Anne Margaret Daniel 🦋 #NationalBeagleDay #EndAnimalCruelty #EndAnimalTesting #Beagles #TongueOutTuesday #TOT

Beagle Lovers And Rescuers

12,079 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

To the "Don't Split the Vote Crowd". I see your anger at PPC voters, lashing out that we're going to split the vote, and "destroy Canada". My 2 cents, you're actually mad at the party you say you support, because deep down you know that they're going to disappoint you again. They won't debate, or they don't speak up when candidates from other parties are excluded from debates. They insult your intelligence by distilling policy down to three or four word slogans, which they repeat day in and day out for months, while only releasing their full platform after advance polling is done. How cynical is that, that they expect you to vote for them without even giving you a chance to evaluate their platform, with less than a week until you vote? None of their candidates are allowed to say anything but normally just retweet the Leader's tweets. Remember how they treated Christine Anderson? These are the people who will make Canada "The Freest Country on Earth"? You know or will find out soon that their party actually is as globalist as the Libs and that their goals are the same, that's why there's virtually no daylight between the two parties, and that previous CPC PMs signed us up for Agenda 21 and 2030. Are you happy about how your government has treated you over the last five years? How did you like being treated like a criminal if you refused to take a jab, or took it to keep your job or stay in university, even if you didn't want to? How did you like the silence from the "Opposition"? Did you feel like anyone had your back? Do you remember Maxime Bernier and his unwavering support during covid and the trucker convoy, as well as other #PPC candidates? How do you like Drag Queen Story Hour or explicit materials being provided to your young child? How did you like all of the federal MPs falling into line, while your provincial governments locked you up and enforced vax passports & SOGI? Did any of you actually VOTE for this? Or has it been imposed on you by the people you voted for to represent YOU in the House of Commons. How do you like all MPs ignoring the vax injured or dead, and the fact that there's still no accountability for the actions taken during Covid in Canada, unlike other countries? Break the Spell. See the Reality. We Can't Pretend that the Last Five Years Did Not Happen. Vote with your Heart, Vote for Something Different, Vote PPC. Show them that the Status Quo is unacceptable. Maxime Bernier People's Party of Canada @LovesCanada8 Jason Lavigne Theo Fleury

To the "Don't Split the Vote Crowd". I see your anger at PPC voters, lashing out that we're going to split the vote, and "destroy Canada". My 2 cents, you're actually mad at the party you say you support, because deep down you know that they're going to disappoint you again. They won't debate, or they don't speak up when candidates from other parties are excluded from debates. They insult your intelligence by distilling policy down to three or four word slogans, which they repeat day in and day out for months, while only releasing their full platform after advance polling is done. How cynical is that, that they expect you to vote for them without even giving you a chance to evaluate their platform, with less than a week until you vote? None of their candidates are allowed to say anything but normally just retweet the Leader's tweets. Remember how they treated Christine Anderson? These are the people who will make Canada "The Freest Country on Earth"? You know or will find out soon that their party actually is as globalist as the Libs and that their goals are the same, that's why there's virtually no daylight between the two parties, and that previous CPC PMs signed us up for Agenda 21 and 2030. Are you happy about how your government has treated you over the last five years? How did you like being treated like a criminal if you refused to take a jab, or took it to keep your job or stay in university, even if you didn't want to? How did you like the silence from the "Opposition"? Did you feel like anyone had your back? Do you remember Maxime Bernier and his unwavering support during covid and the trucker convoy, as well as other #PPC candidates? How do you like Drag Queen Story Hour or explicit materials being provided to your young child? How did you like all of the federal MPs falling into line, while your provincial governments locked you up and enforced vax passports & SOGI? Did any of you actually VOTE for this? Or has it been imposed on you by the people you voted for to represent YOU in the House of Commons. How do you like all MPs ignoring the vax injured or dead, and the fact that there's still no accountability for the actions taken during Covid in Canada, unlike other countries? Break the Spell. See the Reality. We Can't Pretend that the Last Five Years Did Not Happen. Vote with your Heart, Vote for Something Different, Vote PPC. Show them that the Status Quo is unacceptable. Maxime Bernier People's Party of Canada @LovesCanada8 Jason Lavigne Theo Fleury

Michael Bator PPC Burlington

20,262 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

How To Start a Home Cleaning Business & Make $10k/month In 90 Days (100% Remote): 1: Pick your market (look for cities with 250k-750k population & $50k+ household income) 2: Set up your LLC at your state's business filing site (under $300) 3: Get some business insurance to protect your liability 4: Launch marketing (start with Google Local Service Ads & Facebook groups) 5: Land your first client through (I cold-called realtors to find my first client) 6: Hire cleaners on Indeed or Care(.com) (pay $15-20/hour depending on your market) 7: Use a simple scheduling tool like Jobber or Housecall Pro to manage everything remotely One market can generate $10k/month in revenue with just 80-100 cleans… You can scale this across multiple markets & increase your monthly cash flow: • Target cities where you can charge $150-200 per clean • Hire virtual assistants to admin tasks • Build SOPs so the business runs without you • Stay consistent even when it feels slow I followed this exact blueprint and scaled to $40k/month in 9 months while working only 5 hours per week. If you're ready to quit your 9-5 and build a business that gives you actual freedom… There are 140 million homes in America waiting to be cleaned. The question is, will you be the one to serve them?

How To Start a Home Cleaning Business & Make $10k/month In 90 Days (100% Remote): 1: Pick your market (look for cities with 250k-750k population & $50k+ household income) 2: Set up your LLC at your state's business filing site (under $300) 3: Get some business insurance to protect your liability 4: Launch marketing (start with Google Local Service Ads & Facebook groups) 5: Land your first client through (I cold-called realtors to find my first client) 6: Hire cleaners on Indeed or Care(.com) (pay $15-20/hour depending on your market) 7: Use a simple scheduling tool like Jobber or Housecall Pro to manage everything remotely One market can generate $10k/month in revenue with just 80-100 cleans… You can scale this across multiple markets & increase your monthly cash flow: • Target cities where you can charge $150-200 per clean • Hire virtual assistants to admin tasks • Build SOPs so the business runs without you • Stay consistent even when it feels slow I followed this exact blueprint and scaled to $40k/month in 9 months while working only 5 hours per week. If you're ready to quit your 9-5 and build a business that gives you actual freedom… There are 140 million homes in America waiting to be cleaned. The question is, will you be the one to serve them?

Mike Cleans

59,897 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

25 million people, every single year, download Shaan Puri’s podcast. What has Shaan figured out about storytelling? He spilled the beans in our new chat. Here's how he does it: 1. A story is a five second moment of change. A story is not a sequence of events; it's about transformation. Weave in U-turns and unexpected flips. 2. Write like you talk. Natural, conversational, led by stories. 3. A formula for a great story: Intention + Obstacle. At all moments, the listener should know what the hero wants and what's stopping them from getting there. This one's from Aaron Sorkin, who wrote The Social Network. 4. Work backwards from the emotion you're trying to create in the reader. Then let the structure follow. 5. Aim for strong reactions. If you can get the reader to widen their eyes, raise their eyebrows, and/or burst out laughing, they will share your work. 6. Don't write to the faceless masses. Write to one specific person. BuzzFeed writers used to write to "Debbie at her Desk," the bored woman at her desk who wanted a 5-minute distraction. 7. “Likeability” is downstream of vulnerability. The more honestly you share your challenges, the more invested your reader gets. Write your heart out. 8. Don't be the 9,000 IQ guy. Stop competing in imaginary intelligence contests and start telling stories. Big words alienate but tight narratives pull people in. 9. Forget resumes and portfolios. Create a “binge bank” instead. A binge bank is a set of videos or essays that people can binge on. Stack up material so that when people do go down your rabbit hole, they come out the other side a fan. 10. Mere practice gets you nowhere. But intentional practice leads to exponential progress. Always learn from your attempts and make intelligent tweaks on the next try. 11. Comedy is great, but definitely don't make every sentence a joke. 12. Comedy is a pretty easy way to improve your writing. The essence of all comedy is surprise. Study your favorite comedians. Read books like How to Write Funny and The Hidden Tools of Comedy. 13. For better storytelling, Shaan recommends two books: Storyworthy and Building a Storybrand. 14. How to make headlines juicy: use specific and odd numbers, focus on the first three words and the last three words, use "you" whenever possible, and know that longer is typically better than shorter. 15. Your writing should only be as long as it is interesting. An uninteresting 20 second reel will fail; an interesting 30-minute essay will win. But you must be honest while gauging how objectively interesting your piece is…in a world with infinite content. 16. Most people think writing is about transferring information but writing is just as much about transferring emotion. Emotion gets people to take action (like, share, buy…). The first 40-minutes of this conversation with Shaan Puri is all about storytelling. Then there's an hour more about the genius of Dave Chapelle and how to write with zest. If you'd rather listen on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple, check out the replies…

25 million people, every single year, download Shaan Puri’s podcast. What has Shaan figured out about storytelling? He spilled the beans in our new chat. Here's how he does it: 1. A story is a five second moment of change. A story is not a sequence of events; it's about transformation. Weave in U-turns and unexpected flips. 2. Write like you talk. Natural, conversational, led by stories. 3. A formula for a great story: Intention + Obstacle. At all moments, the listener should know what the hero wants and what's stopping them from getting there. This one's from Aaron Sorkin, who wrote The Social Network. 4. Work backwards from the emotion you're trying to create in the reader. Then let the structure follow. 5. Aim for strong reactions. If you can get the reader to widen their eyes, raise their eyebrows, and/or burst out laughing, they will share your work. 6. Don't write to the faceless masses. Write to one specific person. BuzzFeed writers used to write to "Debbie at her Desk," the bored woman at her desk who wanted a 5-minute distraction. 7. “Likeability” is downstream of vulnerability. The more honestly you share your challenges, the more invested your reader gets. Write your heart out. 8. Don't be the 9,000 IQ guy. Stop competing in imaginary intelligence contests and start telling stories. Big words alienate but tight narratives pull people in. 9. Forget resumes and portfolios. Create a “binge bank” instead. A binge bank is a set of videos or essays that people can binge on. Stack up material so that when people do go down your rabbit hole, they come out the other side a fan. 10. Mere practice gets you nowhere. But intentional practice leads to exponential progress. Always learn from your attempts and make intelligent tweaks on the next try. 11. Comedy is great, but definitely don't make every sentence a joke. 12. Comedy is a pretty easy way to improve your writing. The essence of all comedy is surprise. Study your favorite comedians. Read books like How to Write Funny and The Hidden Tools of Comedy. 13. For better storytelling, Shaan recommends two books: Storyworthy and Building a Storybrand. 14. How to make headlines juicy: use specific and odd numbers, focus on the first three words and the last three words, use "you" whenever possible, and know that longer is typically better than shorter. 15. Your writing should only be as long as it is interesting. An uninteresting 20 second reel will fail; an interesting 30-minute essay will win. But you must be honest while gauging how objectively interesting your piece is…in a world with infinite content. 16. Most people think writing is about transferring information but writing is just as much about transferring emotion. Emotion gets people to take action (like, share, buy…). The first 40-minutes of this conversation with Shaan Puri is all about storytelling. Then there's an hour more about the genius of Dave Chapelle and how to write with zest. If you'd rather listen on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple, check out the replies…

David Perell

386,591 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

This is the wrap up to my social experiment going undercover on a dating website as a man trying to get a good woman. (I meander more than a little, but hopefully you find some nuggets in here helpful.) These are the conclusions I've come to about why men are struggling so badly on these dating websites. Men face many battles women do not. 40% of female profiles are gold diggers, hookers or bots. Men greatly outnumber women, and they get discouraged quickly. Reasons men fail on dating websites: 1. Refusing to develop your communication skills. My generation has a phrase, "Don't hate the player, hate the game." Be funny, charming and fun, or don't cry when she picks someone else who is. 2. Half-assing your dating profile. Mating rituals exist in all walks of the animal kingdom, so if you refuse to show her why she should pick you then don't expect to be picked. We all sell ourselves to the opposite gender in some way. It's just a fact of human life, and whining about it won't serve you well, change that fact, or get the girl. 3. A cringeworthy user name. Sure, your frat buddies will find, "EatYouAllNight69" hilarious, but it's not going to get you anyone worth a damn. Trust me, high value women hate that. 4. You don't want a pen pal, so go in with the idea that your goal is to get her number and get her off that site as soon as possible, or someone else will. Women are desperate for a strong, masculine man she can trust to lead and protect her from the dragons at the gate. A nice guy is too weak and desperate to do it, and a jerk is just mean and abusive. Again, mating rituals exist in every walk of the animal kingdom and humans are no different. You will only get out of this life and a potential mate the effort you are willing to put in, and that includes developing your mind and body to be the best version of yourself. Not just for her, but for you too. A needy guy with low self-esteem is never going to get the girl. Good boundaries and a healthy self image equals success, so get back into the gym and start eating clean. The better you look the better you'll feel. The better you feel the more success in life you'll have. A 300lb girl with 5 kids with different fathers is never going to get a good man. Control your reproduction and stop being a wh*re. Despite what feminists tell you, girls, your body count does matter to him. Keep it low and maintain your dignity. Research has shown time and again that women are instinctively drawn to certain traits like bravery, intelligence, and a willingness to take risks. Basically, if it would keep you from getting voted off the island on Survivor, she’s going to think it’s hot. Make sure your profile highlights these kind of personality traits in an attractive way. Stop whining about height! We DGAF about how tall you are just so long as it's taller than us. Your insecurities will make you desperate, needy and totally hamstring your chances. Bottom line: Without effort don't expect success. In anything, really. You'll always find an excuse to stay exactly where you are and you'll only change your stars when the place your living becomes more painful/difficult then than they journey you need to take for a better life.

TraderJill (Leigh)

205,793 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

🚨 THIS IS A LINE IN THE SAND 🚨 Since 2020, millions of people have woken up. They’ve seen how easily fear can be weaponised. How freedom can be paused. How compliance can be enforced “for your safety”. Now we’re facing something even bigger. Digital ID. No public vote. No informed consent. No real debate. Just constant surveillance, algorithmic profiling, and the quiet erosion of what it means to live freely in a modern society. I’m producing a documentary called This Is Digital ID — and this isn’t just a film. It’s an investigation. A warning. And a call for people to come forward before it’s too late. If you are: • A whistleblower • An ex-politician • Someone in finance, tech, or government • Someone working behind the scenes • Or just an everyday person who sees where this leads I want to hear from you. If you don’t want to be on camera — your identity will be protected. If you have information — it matters. If you think this only affects the UK — it doesn’t. If it works here, it will roll out everywhere. 📩 My DMs are open. 🔁 Share this. Talk about it. Don’t stay silent. Because once this system is locked in… There’s no off switch.

🚨 THIS IS A LINE IN THE SAND 🚨 Since 2020, millions of people have woken up. They’ve seen how easily fear can be weaponised. How freedom can be paused. How compliance can be enforced “for your safety”. Now we’re facing something even bigger. Digital ID. No public vote. No informed consent. No real debate. Just constant surveillance, algorithmic profiling, and the quiet erosion of what it means to live freely in a modern society. I’m producing a documentary called This Is Digital ID — and this isn’t just a film. It’s an investigation. A warning. And a call for people to come forward before it’s too late. If you are: • A whistleblower • An ex-politician • Someone in finance, tech, or government • Someone working behind the scenes • Or just an everyday person who sees where this leads I want to hear from you. If you don’t want to be on camera — your identity will be protected. If you have information — it matters. If you think this only affects the UK — it doesn’t. If it works here, it will roll out everywhere. 📩 My DMs are open. 🔁 Share this. Talk about it. Don’t stay silent. Because once this system is locked in… There’s no off switch.

Digby Furneaux

31,358 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten