Session 21 March 2020

Anther part from the sessions which describes how the Minoan civilization was destroyed:

Q: (L) Knossos lasted for about another 75 years after the events which destroyed most of the Minoan civilization. What were the events which brought about the final downfall of the Minoans?

A: Meteor borne parasites. Meteor destroyed city.

And the same thing happened at the end of Rome and in the Middle Ages. So the parasites always follow the comets/meteors.
 
Is virus a living thing?

Based on my understanding of what a virus is, and based on how I understood what the C's said, I would say virus is a living thing.

This Scientific American article from 2008 summarizes how the view of official science on viruses changed over time:
First seen as poisons, then as life-forms, then biological chemicals, viruses today are thought of as being in a gray area between living and nonliving: they cannot replicate on their own but can do so in truly living cells and can also affect the behavior of their hosts profoundly. The categorization of viruses as nonliving during much of the modern era of biological science has had an unintended consequence: it has led most researchers to ignore viruses in the study of evolution. Finally, however, scientists are beginning to appreciate viruses as fundamental players in the history of life.
This study from 2015 adds to the evidence that viruses are alive.
However this research did not convince the entire scientific community that a virus is 100% a living thing.

What do you think?
 

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I think the question whether viruses are alive or not is largely a semantic question and depends on how you define ‘life’.

But good to see mainstream science starting to embrace the fact that viruses played an important role in ‘evolution’. Problem is, they’ll just try to squeeze that into their tired old Neo-Darwinian theory, to no avail. of course.
 
Is virus a living thing?

Based on my understanding of what a virus is, and based on how I understood what the C's said, I would say virus is a living thing.

This Scientific American article from 2008 summarizes how the view of official science on viruses changed over time:

This study from 2015 adds to the evidence that viruses are alive.
However this research did not convince the entire scientific community that a virus is 100% a living thing.

What do you think?

I just thought that this session actually answered the question of whether viruses are alive or not.

 
In this session C's said:
A: Yes and this is the interesting factor: The virus can change DNA making individuals more susceptible to cosmic information of the STO variety. It can also enhance and activate long suppressed codons of a beneficial nature. So you can see why they are so desperate to halt the spread.
I wonder if it has something to do with the news that came out recently:
Here is the article on Sott
From that article:
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Based on the tubarial glands' similarities to the volume and draining system of the sublingual gland — one of the three major salivary glands — the authors suggest that the new glands should be classified as a fourth major gland.
What if this is a result of that DNA change activated by the virus?
What if this new organ can help us to open up our potential more?

Has this organ been there before the virus?
I wonder what functions this organ carries out in our body.
What if other things are getting activated right now?

Maybe the C's could clarify if this new discovery has something to do with the virus.
 
Maybe the C's could clarify if this new discovery has something to do with the virus.

@Εἰρήνη

I am not sure this lab created virus would have a connection to scientists discovering possible pre-existing saliva glands. There are many things yet to be discovered like "an as yet undiscovered enzyme related to carbon".

Session 23 September 2000:
Q: Now, let me get to MY questions! You once said that the core of DNA is an as yet undiscovered enzyme related to carbon. Is that correct?

A: Yes.

Q: Here in this book it says:

"Evidence is accumulating that only a relatively small portion of the DNA sequence is for so-called structural genes. Structural genes lead to the production of protein. There are an estimated 50,000 structural genes with an average sized of approximately 5,000 base pairs, which then accounts for only 250 million of the estimated 3 billion base pairs. What is the rest of the DNA for? Some of the DNA is so-called repetitive sequences, repeated thousands of times. The function is unknown. The ALU, repeat, for instance, contains over 300,000 copies of the same 300 base pair sequence. Certainly this DNA is not junk and plays some important role in the gene regulation chromosomal architecture or chromosomal replication. Until 1977, it was thought that genes were single sequences of DNA that are coded into RNA and then into protein. However, further study has shown greater complexity. It is now known that there are pieces of DNA within a gene that are not translated into protein. These intervening sequences, or INTRONS, are somewhat of a mystery, but appear to be a very common phenomenon."

Now, is this thing they are talking about, these INTRONS, are these the core that you were talking about?

A: In part.

Q: What about this ALU repeat with over 300,000 copies of the same base pair sequence. What is it?

A: Tribal unit.

Q: What is a tribal unit?

A: Sectionalized zone of significant marker compounds.

Q: What does this code for?

A: Physiological/spiritual union profile.
 
A: Bad day if you are John D. Rockefeller, good day if you are Mahatma Gandhi.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. reported lower third quarter profits after unrealized investment gains declined.
Published: Nov. 6, 2021 at 9:08 a.m. ET

Berkshire BRK.A, +0.21% BRK.B,+0.07% said Saturday that its third-quarter net earnings fell to $10.34 billion, or $6,882 per Class A share equivalent, from $30.14 billion, or $18,994 a share, in the same period a year earlier.

Operating earnings, which exclude some investment results, rose to $6.47 billion from $5.5 billion a year ago.

The conglomerate runs a large insurance operation as well as a railroad, utilities, industrial manufacturers, retailers and even auto dealerships. It also holds large investments, especially in the stock market. An accounting rule change in recent years has meant that Berkshire’s earnings often reflect the larger performance of the stock market, while operating earnings more accurately reflect the firm’s vast business operations.

The major U.S. stock indexes touched record highs in early September before slumping in the final weeks of the quarter as investors fretted over higher consumer prices and supply-chain bottlenecks. The S&P 500 index eked out its sixth-straight quarter of gains. Other benchmarks, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average, ended the period lower.

Losses from Berkshire’s insurance underwriting business widened to $784 million in the third quarter from $213 million a year ago. Insurance investment income rose to $1.16 billion from $1.02 billion.

The company’s railroad, utilities and energy units earned $3.03 billion, up from $2.74 billion in the year-earlier period.

Berkshire’s Class A shares closed Friday at $434,000. They have climbed 26% so far this year.

The company remained an active buyer of its own stock during the third quarter, spending about $7.6 billion on share repurchases. For the first nine months of the year, buybacks have totaled $20.2 billion.

How wishful thinking gets them every time.

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When greed overrides reality only disaster can occur in like 2008.

October 19, 2021

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Looks like the Fort Detrick origin of the virus could be a hit for the C's.

The first article was published 20 days ago and gives Fort Detrick as likely origin of the Virus:


In the second article, the author details evidence that other bioweapons, illnesses and such originated from Fort Detrick in the past:


In the third article China's embassy in France described the "surprise closing last July of the largest American biochemical weapons research centre at the Fort Detrick base in Maryland". "After the closure, a series of pneumonia or similar cases appeared in the United States," it alleged.


Could the following that I just posted on the Corona thread be the first direct clue/hint for Fort Detrick being the Origin of the Coronavirus? Dr. Robert Malone is the inventor of mRNA technology that is now used in all those vaccines! He also seems to have been on the forefront on many other Virus outbreaks in the past. Could it be that he and/or some of his colleagues were directly involved in the creation of that Virus without really knowing what the real reason was for what they did? He also mentions a CIA Agent with whom he co-published in the past named "Michael Callahan" and who called him before the shit really hit the fan and mentions the CIA a couple of times and says things like "my buddies in the CIA". Looks like Malone and Callahan are mentioned in this article about having published together. Malone seems to be on a whistleblower course, calling Pfizer rightfully one of the worst criminal pharma-companies in the world, among other things:

Robert Malone got banned on Twitter because of this video, so it might be a good idea to share:

In the first 15 minutes, two Pfizer vaccine trials are dissected in an accessible form for a layperson. Highly recommended!

Dr. Robert Malone was interviewed on Joe Rogan a couple of days ago:


At this point in the video Malone tells a pretty interesting story about his history with Covid and the CIA. He also combines this with a statement that sounds to me like he says he worked for "Fort Detrick" at the time. The problem is that that part is very hard to understand and I'm not sure if he really said "Fort Detrick" or something that sounds similar. I tried to find some references of Malone having worked at Fort Detrick without any direct confirmation, although it looks to me like that could have been the case. If that is the case, I find his story there more than just a little interesting and coincidental in combination with that Fort Detrick statement.
 
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The first article was published 20 days ago and gives Fort Detrick as likely origin of the Virus:
Link not available. Here is the above article in the archive:
Interesting bits mentioned there: Artificially modified Covid was probably already on the loose in 2019 as was already noted last year IIRC in the Objective Health radio show.
The Taiwanese physician noted that in August of 2019 the US had a flurry of lung pneumonias or similar, which the Americans blamed on ‘vaping’ from e-cigarettes, but which, according to the scientist, the symptoms and conditions could not be explained by e-cigarettes. He said he wrote to the US officials telling them he suspected those deaths were likely due to the coronavirus. He claims his warnings were ignored.

Immediately prior to that, the CDC totally shut down the US Military’s main bio-lab at Fort Detrick, Maryland, due to an absence of safeguards against pathogen leakages, issuing a complete “cease and desist” order to the military. It was immediately after this event that the ‘e-cigarette’ epidemic arose.
 
Link not available. Here is the above article in the archive:
Interesting bits mentioned there: Artificially modified Covid was probably already on the loose in 2019 as was already noted last year IIRC in the Objective Health radio show.
All are archived on Sott:



 
Very suspicious explosion in southern nigeria, possible impact and cover up.

from the article;

Initial, the massive explosion was thought to be caused by a terrorist attack with a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (VBIED) or even a small asteroid impact.


Can't watch the video, probably to much traffic this morning, what do you think.

Look like we may have a second impact in Africa and the same old cover up attempt.
Look at this:


17 dead as rural community flattened​

A lorry carrying explosives collided with a motorcycle, triggering the blast
17 dead as rural community flattened

Apiate, near the city of Bogoso, Ghana on January 20, 2022. © AFP / Eric Yaw Adjei / ConnectFM / TV3
On Thursday, a motorcycle collided with a truck carrying explosives to a gold mine in the rural settlement of Apiate, in western Ghana, the government said on Friday. The collision set off a blast which flattened a rural town.
Police stated that the motorcycle had fallen under a truck which was on route to the Chirano gold mine, run by Toronto-based Kinross Gold Corporation (K.TO). Kinross said it was monitoring the rescue effort.
In footage shared online, piles of timber can be seen where buildings used to stand. There also appears to be a huge crater at the site of the explosion. Onlookers can be seen peering into the hole.

The government said that at least 17 people have died following the blast and that 59 were injured. Those in a critical condition were being transported to the capital, Accra, for treatment. Rescue efforts were still under way, the government added.
Seji Saji Amedonu, deputy director general of the National Disaster Management Organisation, added that some 500 buildings were destroyed.
In a statement, the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources said it was investigating the incident, assessing the cause of the blast and whether regulations on the transportation of explosives were followed.

We do need more image and witness account but this is so similar to the last one.
 
From the BBC:Ghana blast: Many feared dead after huge explosion near Bogoso

At least 17 people have been killed in a huge explosion near a mining town in south-western Ghana, officials say.
Police say a truck carrying explosives to a gold mine collided with a motorcycle near the town of Bogoso.
Images shared by local media showed a large plume of black smoke rising above flattened buildings and scattered debris as residents call for help.
Graphic videos showed mutilated bodies of victims. A large crater can also be seen beside a road.
"It's almost like a ghost town now," Sedzi Sadzi Amedonu, a senior official from the country's disaster management agency, told the AFP news agency.
He said about 500 houses were affected - some of which were completely destroyed - in Appiatse between Bogoso and the village of Bawdie.

At least 59 people were injured, some of whom were in a critical condition, Information Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah said.
There are fears that the number of confirmed deaths may rise as emergency teams comb through the remains of the houses.
Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo said the military had joined emergency efforts to help "contain the situation", and "rapid relief" was being sent to residents.
"It is a truly sad, unfortunate and tragic incident," he tweeted.
Rescue efforts were under way and people have been told to move out of the area.
Police called on nearby towns to "open up their classrooms, churches etc to accommodate surviving victims".

"We continue to urge the public to remain calm as we manage the situation."
A team of police and army explosion experts were deployed to "avoid a second explosion" and secure the scene, the government said.
The truck was carrying explosives to the Chirano gold mine about 140km (90 miles) from the scene of the blast, when it was hit by a motorcycle, police say.
This reportedly caused a fire, leading to the explosion.
The truck driver and the police escort onboard are reported to have survived, while the motorcycle rider was killed.
The tragedy has raised questions about safety measures when explosives are transported on Ghana's busy roads.

Gold is one of Ghana's main exports.
 

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