Xander retweeted
Welcome to the "Redneck Waterpark" where the only 2 rules are don't sue him & don't land on the boards.
I have no idea what will happen. I listen and prepare as I can for all eventualities. Keep cash, buy gold/silver, buy stocks, buy crypto, stock food/water, ammo, gas, meds and other goods for survival. Keep electronics in faraday bags.
What if all this doomsday and prepping stuff flooding the timeline is about encouraging consumerism and retail spending money… 👀
Preppers spend A LOT! Now imagine half or more the population doing it…
What if they're timing the “blackout” for just before the geophysical event (or right as it starts)… 👀
After seeing the videos of these Haitian gangs supposedly holding the island hostage and fighting off international forces… i call BS… total BS… those retards armed worse than your average American neighborhood are just being used for propaganda
Xander retweeted
Most launchpads give you a name and a ticker.
Synthra Launch V2 gives you the controls.
→ Creator fee: 2% to 5%, split your way between you, buyback & burn and holder rewards
→ Buyback & burn: up to 100% of it. Steady, or BOMB: let the pot build, then one big buy
→ Holder rewards: paid on every trade in the pair asset, or in your token
→ Pairs: USDC · EURC · cirBTC · WETH · POLL · XAUM
→ Ticker lock: your symbol can't be launched again
→ Free to launch. Dev buy in the same tx, capped at 5%: the first block isn't the bots'
At graduation the LP is locked forever, and 30% of the pool fees keep feeding your buyback, your holders and you.
Xander retweeted
Here are some quotes from Ben Rich, formally CEO of Lockhead Martin Skunkworks, about the tech that's so obviously being hidden from us at this point.
1. “The Air Force has just given us a contract to take ET back home” (source: 1993 WPAFB slide presentation)
2. “We already have the means to travel among the stars, but these technologies are locked up in black projects and it would take an act of GOD to ever get them out to benefit humanity” (source: statement made after UCLA presentation to three Disclosure Project witnesses)
3. “Jim, we have things out in the desert that are fifty (50) years beyond what you could possibly comprehend. If you have seen it on Star Wars or Star Trek, we’ve been there done that, or decided it was not worth the effort” (Source: direct comments by Ben Rich to Jim Goodall via telephone call at the USC medical center approximately one week before Ben passed away on January 5th 1995)
4. “We have some new things. We are not stagnating. What we are doing is updating ourselves, without advertising. There are some new programs, and there are certain things-some of them 20 or 30 years old-that are still break-throughs and appropriate to keep quiet about. Other people don’t have them yet. (source: statement made by Ben Rich to Stuart F. Brown in an interview published in Popular Science October 1994)
5. “I wish I could tell you about the projects we are currently working on. They are both fascinating and fantastic. They call for technologies once only dreamed of by science fiction writers”. (source: AIAA lecture Atlanta, Ga. September 7-9 1988)
Credit - blit_blit99 on reddit.
A real hero
A 5-year-old girl plunged 49 feet from a moving cruise ship into the open ocean. Her father heard his wife screaming and raced toward the railing, only to discover that their daughter was gone.
It happened aboard the Disney Dream near the Bahamas, where a family vacation took a terrifying turn when the little girl fell from the ship’s fourth deck.
When her father realized what had happened, he jumped overboard after her, plunging nearly 50 feet into the ocean. But when he surfaced, he couldn’t see his daughter anywhere.
He began desperately calling out for her, searching the water until he finally heard her calling back. He swam toward her and managed to reach her, but they were still stranded in the open ocean as the massive cruise ship began turning around.
For roughly 20 minutes, he kept his little girl afloat, holding her above the water until a rescue boat finally reached them and brought them back to safety.
Both survived, although the father suffered two fractures in his spine from the fall.
It takes an incredible amount of courage to jump nearly 50 feet into the open ocean, not knowing what awaits you below. But this father didn’t hesitate to put his own life on the line for his little girl. Thank God they both made it home.
Xander retweeted
We’ve always assumed we were the first advanced civilisation on Earth.
But proving that is harder than you might think.
In 2018, two scientists, Gavin Schmidt and Adam Frank, published a paper called “The Silurian Hypothesis: Would it be possible to detect an industrial civilization in the geological record?”
They were exploring how we might find intelligent life on other worlds.
But that raised a disturbing question about our own.
If an industrial civilisation existed here millions of years before us… would we even know?
Their answer? We’d be very unlikely to find anything.
Cities. Machines. The remains of their world.
Over millions of years, erosion, burial and the recycling of Earth’s crust could erase those recognisable signs.
What might survive is something much harder to interpret: Unusual chemicals in the rocks. A sudden shift in carbon. Traces of a planet being transformed.
But natural catastrophes can leave similar fingerprints.
Now they weren’t saying an earlier civilisation existed.
They were asking whether we could recognise one if it had.
Because before we search other planets for vanished civilisations…
How certain are we that we’d spot one on our own?
Xander retweeted
5 years into the Congolese war, and the UN Group of Experts has never published a single thing about Western mercenaries killing Congolese civilians with their drones.
That's all you need to know regarding the credibility of their reports.
