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I don't have as many of these as I thought I did. I'll post what I can though.
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>>2183
Change the CSS so that every post has NIGGER watermarks in is background like a stock photo.
>>2054
Honestly, I never liked this one - too edgy, especially the part with the dog.
>>2183
Is that why thread creation is usually disabled? If so, why even keep the board up?
Also, how would the anons know this, that the jewtubers are talking about sleepy, if they don't use jewtube? Pot calling kettles black. The irony.
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I need your help /x/. I think I'm falling in love with a ghost. She can make me experience her touch. It's so nice, she can be so kind to me. We held hands 2 nights ago. The problem is she's a FUCKING GHOST, and it terrifies me. Pls senpai how do I make myself less afraid so I can make my move?
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yes and yes maybe no mods are faggots
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>>2161
Anon did mods seal your ghost gf or something?
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kek
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>>2134 (OP) 
Anon give us an update, please. it's been a couple of months since you've posted.

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The next false flag 

The next false flag will be centered on the premise of malicious interdiction of nuclear source materials.  It will not involve a nuclear device or nuclear detonation but rather a radiological threat. Nuclear source materials will be deliberately leaked to target areas to inflict severe injuries through radiation exposure. The real number of casualties as a result of these attacks will remain very low. The purpose is to create
a new method of restricting freedom of movement and new policies that will enable the government to continue it's expansion of power.  The media will display images of attack survivors  who will have burns and lesions across their skin. Videos depicting overwhelmed triage centers with
victims vomiting or otherwise unresponsive will be shared on social media. The threat of radiation exposure - an invisible enemy -  will be used as the primary psychological vector. 

An application modeled after COVID contact tracing will be installed on every mobile device that uses iOS or Android. This application will serve to notify the user about potential hazardous exposure" and recommend actions they should take which include voluntary exposure testing. Additionally, cellular carriers will roll out automated SMS alerts that will have similar functionality.  This application will interface directly with the UICC on mobile devices. If the user does not have this application installed, network connectivity will be prohibited.  New  policy will grant governmental agencies further access to metadata and geolocation data on every platform. Included in these policies will be backdoor legislation that bans the use of end-to-end encryption. This legislation will be identical in nature to the recently introduced S.3538 EARN IT act. 

These attacks will be localized to a specific region. Triage centers will be setup in the affected areas through the deployment of the National Guard and coordinating members such as FEMA. These triage centers will see moderate traffic. The narrative will continues longer than any possible threat. 
Despite offering no protection or even relevancy against a radiological threat you will see another wave of people wearing cotton surgical masks in not just the target areas but the entire United States.

There will be severe disruptions to the Internet through the use of addition rather than negation. Alternative sources of information will become overwhelmed with 
content generated by convolutional neural networks that support the narrative or uses a carefully crafted opposition. Platforms that are incompatible with this system will be suppressed entirely on the infrastructure level. There will be organic service disruptions as a result of excess traffic.

Videos will surface showing these triage centers empty with the personnel staffing them idle. This will threaten the narrative. The control of information is required for the campaign to be successful.
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I am very curious as to why the photo in this changed from the moon Charon of pluto to the planet jupiter
I'm very curious why the the photo in this changed from the largest moon of pluto to the planet jupiter
They've been making it harder and harder to operate a dumbphone in North America, most likely part of the same plan.
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There's something very strange going on right now in the world, with this entire UFO/UAP/New Jersey drone crisis. People and even media are reporting not only obviously man-made unmanned aircraft but strange orbs in the sky as well, which are different from the drones. Some people have claimed to have seen the drones spraying something, and the media is also reporting some people who have seen the drones are getting sick.

An anon on a half/pol/ thread is claiming to be an insider and saying that this is in fact project bluebeam in action. Of course, random fucks on halfchan LARPing as super duper special insiders aren't a new phenomenon, but what makes me feel slightly inclined to believe this guy is that the fact that apparently other parts of the world are reporting seeing strange shit in the skies lately too (including a few reports in my country), and a TV channel in my irrelevant and peaceful-ass country decided out of nowhere to make a small presentation about radiation poisoning and about old objects that used to made with radioactive materials. The presentation itself wasn't weird, it's the timing of it that is weirding me the fuck out.

His story is a little bit all over the place, which makes it very likely this guy is just a LARPer but I still feel this worth posting here.
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>>2176
No. People are already suspicious of phones. It's in the water. It's already been tested. You can look up a public water contamination report to see which places they tested it. The best part? A filter is worthless. Even if uou're skeptical about drinking the tap water, most people will still bathe in it.

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How are you spending Twelfth Night, /x/? 

Do you think elves are real?
https://brill.com/display/book/edcoll/9789004211834/B9789004211834_016.xml
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>>2185 (OP) 
>How are you spending Twelfth Night, /x/? 
Watching spooky stuff and thinking about my life.
>Do you think elves are real?
Yeah, I think they were at one point. I think a lot of super natural creatures were real at one point.
I saw a guy that claimed to be one @4chan x
It was probably a larp but yea

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Post scary videos that make you shit bricks.
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post more videos niggas
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>>1573
thanks for hurting my ear anon. kind of funny video regardless. 
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>>1566
What exactly do you think they are? could they asteroids? If this was taken around the time of metetor shower then that might explain it. Other than that, what do you think it is? ayyys?
Eggscellent thread guys
100/10
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From 4chan, wolfmen live around Boxford MA and the government is keeping it secret.

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I just want to put this out there for the record. IDK if ppl online now have no memory, or they are all very young, or they just weren't paying attention, or what, but Tartaria is obviously a psyop.

Back about maybe 12 years ago by now, everyone in 'Tartaria world', were all working on the issue of Hyperborea and what they call 'phantom time', which was supposed to be made up fake history that was kind of stretched out to make history seem longer.

There were some kind of oblique references to Tartaria just in the context of history being faked.

Then all of a sudden, like overnight, all of a sudden there were tons of articles and threads and stuff on Tartaria.

The same goes for the 'mud flood'. The rise of interest in the mud flood was not organic at all. A graph of articles and comments would go up at about an 85 degree angle.

IDK why this would be specifically, but just given the coincidence in time, I would guess they wanted to derail the fake time and Hyperborea avenues of research.

Just putting that out there for any sincere researchers to add to your store of information.
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I didn't see this thread when it got posted, but I actually first heard about this Tartaria bullshit around the same time. I saw a video about my town and many other towns or cities on some faggot's JewTube channel talking about how all the stonemasonry was fake and gay or something. His videos are just slideshows of historic architectural photographs with him saying "hmmm, very suspicious" over them. Retard was also trying to shill some book. I understand building aesthetics and standards have plummeted and that mainstream history is full of lies, but the Tartaria bullshit is ludicrously stupid.
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>>2164
>on some faggot's JewTube channel talking about how all the stonemasonry was fake and gay or something. His videos are just slideshows of historic architectural photographs with him saying "hmmm, very suspicious" over them.
That description kinda reminds me of Jon Levi
>Retard was also trying to shill some book. 
Didn't knew he actually had a book, but jewgling it did return a result of a book co-authored by Levi, so I wonder if that's who you're talking about.
>Tartaria bullshit is ludicrously stupid.
Yup. There never was a global civilization such as one depicted by the Tartaria narrative. It seems descendants of Atlantis (who are connected to Hyperboreans) attempted such to establish a similar civilization but their efforts were interrupted, sometimes by their archnemesis, other times by savages.

The unfiltered Truth is not allowed on jewtube. If someone on YT appears to be telling the truth, you can be 100% sure that whatever it is that they're saying is mixed in with lies. This, however, does not mean that everyone on YT is a liar, sometimes that youtuber is merely passing on a corrupted version of the Truth who he/she sincerely believes in. The best example of such a person that I can think of is Robert Sepehr. Do you think his channel really would be allowed to stay there if he wasn't being bene
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Is tartar sauce from Tartaria? Asking for a fiend.
>>2166
The guy I'm thinking of goes by Chris Kelly apparently. His channel is Old World Exploration. Sounds like the books he's "published" are just collections of publicly available photographs like his videos but with a 20USD price tag. I'm sure it's not much different from the guy you mentioned. Not sure since I don't want a lot of this stupidity taking up space in my head, but I was under the impression that Tartaria was supposed to be a grand empire originating from some kind of mongoloid. Not saying orientals never accomplished anything (and could be wrong about my impression in the first place, like I said), but it seems silly to credit mongoloids with having created what was clearly made by Whites.
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>>2168
>The guy I'm thinking of goes by Chris Kelly apparently. His channel is Old World Exploration. Sounds like the books he's "published" are just collections of publicly available photographs like his videos but with a 20USD price tag.
Oh, I see.
>I'm sure it's not much different from the guy you mentioned. Not sure since I don't want a lot of this stupidity taking up space in my head
This is the right attitude.
> I was under the impression that Tartaria was supposed to be a grand empire originating from some kind of mongoloid. Not saying orientals never accomplished anything (and could be wrong about my impression in the first place, like I said), but it seems silly to credit mongoloids with having created what was clearly made by Whites
The Tartaria narrative seems to claim that an empire called Tartaria, which possessed the advanced knowledge of clean and free energy technologies, was once present in all continents of the world, with its capital on Eurasia, was devastated by a worldwide cataclysm and later had any surviving remnants conquered and covered up by an alliance of ((( greedy ))) European dynasties.

I have never seriously delved into the Tartarian narrative because I instinctively knew it was a waste of time, but to me it doesn't seem to claim Mongols ruled the w
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So, once you kick the bucket, what do you think comes next? Hell? Heaven? Reincarnation? Or just some indifferent nothingness?
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>>1948
>your experience was like before you were born
You mean being ready to be born?
>>426 (OP) 
if reincarnation is real, I hope i'm born in a different planet next time.
>>430
That'd get boring tbh
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>>2062
Congratulations on being the smartest anon in this entire thread. There is still much you have to learn, though.
>Instead, we become united with God. Everything that exists belongs to either three ontological states. Starting with the Highest, one is Brahman, which is the Absolute.
>And due to the essential nature of Atman, one will at some point either choose materiality again to explore a false self, or go to Godhead and be true. 
You are very close to the truth. I will give you two hints and never reply to you again, because it would turn into a debate and I don't do debates, I don't have the energy for them.

1-Brahman/Abraxas is not the True Godhead nor the True Source, but an impostor.
2-Returning to the True Godhead/True Source does not result in self-annihilation.
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>>2165
>and I don't do debates
Because you have shit epistemology and metaphysics.

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>>1427 (OP) 
I wonder what happened to OP. He posted this thread almost 2 years ago. I find it a bit odd that he posted it around the time I was starting college and I am now almost finished with it. I wonder what he was trying to say. I have no idea what to post since this thread doesn't really have a theme so here's a picture of a skeleton pouring coffee to keep it spooky.
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>>2110
>college
>2 years
Wish that happened to me, college round these parts is minimum 5 years
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>>2127
College was longer than 2 years for me but that's only because I kept dragging my feet. I graduated with an associate's degree. It sounds like you might finish with a bachelor's degree. 
Staying on topic, I do wonder what happened to OP.
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>>2156
What do you mean, anon?

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It's not really /x/ without a Bigfoot thread. Did you know the Ketchum study is done and freely accessible? The general consensus is that biblical giants (descendants of the nephilim) were/are bigfoots, that's why they are all over the planet. I haven't read the whole thing yet, but apparently the study indicates that Bigfoot DNA is the result of hybridisation of ancient middle eastern human females and "unknown" males.
Earlier attempts to study Bigfoot DNA always came back as "human" and were dismissed as contaminated, but it turns out that we should expect a "human" result after all.  
http://www.sasquatchgenomeproject.org/linked/novel-north-american-hominins-final-pdf-download.pdf
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>>1915

The reason for this is the switch to digital photography. Film used to be made with silver which meant it would interact with paranormal entities, while digital media is only built to detect visible light. 

EVP was also common before the switch from analogue to digital.
Does anyone have that graph that shows that Bigfoot sightings spike when UFO sightings spike, showing a possible correlation that our furry friends are interdimensional?
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>>2146
What exactly do you think the big foot are? I don't know if this is the image you're looking for but I found this.
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>>2147
Unshaven mexicans
>>2147
Not the same pic I had in mind, but it basically says the same thing. Is there a relationship between encounters with Grays and encounters with Bigfoot? Are they different visitors? It seems people have much more traumatic encounters with Grays than Bigfoot.

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Also known as Boobfoot, Ambulatory Boobus, and Titty Hoppers

Native to (at least) Pennsylvania, this lesser known fae are anatomically a single boob with 2 feet.
They live in the woods. It is unknown where they go during Winter but they can be found during the warmer months scurrying about. It's unknown what or if they eat, nevermind how. They appear to "see" with their nipple. 
There may be a subspecies of Scurryjug with wings. These however seem to be associated with Toothpastia, the Goddess of mint.

Scurryjugs seem to have good relationships with gnomes and fairies. It's unknown whether they possess magic or good luck, but I like to think so.
They probably do not get along with goblins. Though, I've never witnessed an interaction between scurryjugs and goblins.

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