Tag: speculation

Weapons used and precision of the US raid on Venezuela

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I almost posted this video yesterday but was not sure of the source.

Today the NY Post has this article: US used powerful mystery weapon that brought Venezuelan soldiers to their knees during Maduro raid: witness account, which essentially confirms the video, and which also cites Trump’s SPOX, Leavitt, saying much the same.

This info could also be propaganda to frighten soldiers in future battles and warn China and others.

The weaponry could also be real and was used, and they probably have way more lethal secret stuff than that.

The speaker’s description of soldiers vomiting blood and being completely incapacitated was probably the effect of Directed Energy Weapons (DEW).

Since the brash starting of the Ukraine War, it has seemed to me that USA must have an incredibly powerful weapon(s) to dare take such risks. ABN

Facial reconstructions of a 2,300-year-old Pazyryk Scythian male and a female outlier from the same kurgan in Berel, Kazakhstan

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The man and woman, approximately 30-55 years old and 18-25 years old, respectively, were buried in the same kurgan, richly furnished with grave goods. Morphologically, the two individuals differed: the man displayed a mix of Caucasoid and East Asian traits, with a stronger leaning toward Caucasoid features, similar to other cranial remains from this set, and was likely of local Pazyryk Iranic Scythian elite origin. In contrast, the woman exhibited more pronounced East Eurasian features. Individuals with such traits appear in both common and elite burials, such as at the Ak-Alakha-3/5 cemetery. Archaeologists and anthropologists have speculated that the female outlier may have been incorporated into the elite stratum of Pazyryk society and is possibly associated with the Korgantas culture.

Both skeletons show evidence of post-mortem trepanation. The male skull bore an irregular perforation resulting from blunt trauma, later refined with a sharp tool. The female skull exhibited a rectangular perforation (64 × 35.8 mm) with cut marks, along with the excised fragment (42 × 33 mm), suggesting a deliberate opening after death, likely as part of the mummification process.

Cranial measurements indicate that the man had a medium-large cranial length of 185 mm, a medium-large cranial width of 147 mm, and a large cheek width of 139 mm. The woman had a large cranial length of 182 mm, a medium-large cranial width of 143 mm, and a large cheek width of 135 mm (Kitov, 2023).

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PUBLIX EMPLOYEE POKES MASSIVE HOLES IN CABOT PHILLIPS FORT HUACHUCA ‘ALIBI’ — Diligent Denizen

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Internal Cost & Retail System price schedule Store 1298 Nashville shows the ITEMS PRICES behind Cabot are ALL OLDER THAN 9/8/2025:

Mentos: SHOULD BE $4.99. It’s $4.89

Trident: SHOULD BE 2/$2.00 for JUST September. It’s $1.25

Tic Tac: SHOULD BE $4.79. It’s $4.39

Shelf tags in a real Sep 8 photo should match these exactly—no excuses, 20-YEAR PUBLIX EMPLOYEE SAYS NO WAY all 3 items are priced wrong. They change these WEEKLY.

Add the existing issues:

Bank “statement” has ZERO name tying it to Cabot—could be anyone’s card.

Transaction time 6:23 PM ET vs photo metadata ~5:22 PM CT (6:22 PM ET). That’s ~ONE MINUTE for a full customer ahead (note the divider bar already placed) to finish scanning, bagging, AND payment, plus Cabot’s items. Impossible in a busy lane.

The People Magazine on the rack was the previous week’s issue.

What does it all add up to?

This is likely a highly-advanced edit.

And this dude is full of sh!t imo.

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Mind Reading Technology: Insights, Risks, and Protection

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Imagine a world where your thoughts no longer live silently inside your head—where machines can decode what you see, feel, or even intend to say. Mind reading technology, once the stuff of science fiction, is now edging into reality through the rapid evolution of neuroscience and artificial intelligence. From brain-computer interfaces that allow paralyzed patients to move robotic limbs, to neural decoding systems that can reconstruct images directly from brain signals, the line between imagination and reality is fading fast.

So, what is mind reading technology? It’s not mystical telepathy, but a scientific field focused on interpreting brain activity patterns using sensors, algorithms, and AI. Modern research uses techniques like fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) and EEG (electroencephalography) to translate neural signals into recognizable outputs—such as speech, visual images, or emotional states. In simple terms, when we ask, how does mind reading technology work, the answer lies in reading the brain’s electrical and chemical language and turning it into digital data that computers can understand.

But as this frontier opens, it brings both hope and fear. The promise lies in helping those with paralysis, ALS, or speech impairments to communicate freely. The fear lies in losing mind privacy—the last untouched layer of human autonomy. Who owns your thoughts if machines can read them? Can mind privacy still exist in a world where neural data becomes as valuable as personal data?

As scientists push forward, mind reading technology stands at a moral crossroads—one that could redefine freedom, identity, and the very concept of what it means to have a private mind.

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To save yourself from embarrassment and confusion, prepare now by doing FIML with your partner in life. It’s possible, but I doubt a mind-reading machine will be capable of providing the depth and deeply human sharing FIML provides. It seems likely to me that FIML will prove to be the last human thing that only humans can do and no machine can, ever. That said, a mind-reading machine will be an excellent non-human ‘partner’ to practice with and learn FIML. In a deep sense, FIML is an artform and partners doing it are artists probing and recreating themselves. ABN

Loss of vitamin C biosynthesis protects from the pathology of a parasitic infection

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Significance

Ascorbate synthesis was lost in the evolution of several species, turning this molecule into an essential micronutrient, vitamin C. Are there any benefits to losing ascorbate synthesis and becoming prone to ascorbate deficiency? We show that loss of ascorbate synthesis and consequent transient ascorbate deficiency protects mice infected with schistosomes, parasites which cause the major parasitic disease schistosomiasis. This is because schistosomes require ascorbate from the host to lay eggs and cause pathology. Our work shows that a vitamin deficiency can have physiological benefits by protecting animals from the pathology of a major parasitic disease. We propose that resistance against the pathology of a parasitic infection may explain why some animals lost the ability to synthesize vitamin C.

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The Mormon connections to Kirk’s murder

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Charlie kirk was murdered in the Mormons home town and state of Utah so having an “amount” of LDS Church members around Charlie when he died is expected.


The actual amount of Mormons involved though is quite eye catching once you start to break it down and the common thread is quickly becoming the entire veil.

I’m going to go through them one by one in a lengthy thread starting with the alleged killer Tyler Robinson.


So Tyler was raised a Mormon however had reportedly faded from the active side of the LDS church.

Well known by local LDS members Tyler seemed like a reasonably normal 22yr old. His parents, grandparents and the family friend that helped turn him in are all active members of the LDS church. Tyler’s parents had donated to Mitt Romney’s (another Mormon) election campaign and attended their local LDS Church regularly.


The Sheriff friend that took Tyler into custody first was also a Mormon (Nate Booksby).

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The article above contains a wealth of information about the many Mormons connected to Kirk’s assassination.

The piece is entirely speculative but well-worth viewing.

It contains many photographs which facilitate rapid understanding.

I am posting it because it is good information and very interesting.

I might add that I have always thought the CIA and FBI, among other agencies, employed many Mormons because they were morally squeaky clean and reliable.

My views on that have recently changed.

Utah is a Mormon state, so of course many Mormons would be involved .ABN