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Mislav Kolakušić - Membro do Parlamento Europeu .
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Walter Russell who had an interest in cosmology He understood the physics of metaphysics.
From his book the Universal One he talks about the Correlation of the two universal forces compression and expansion, that it's used within nature and how it could be used within architecture.
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From his book the Universal One he talks about the Correlation of the two universal forces compression and expansion, that it's used within nature and how it could be used within architecture.
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The Bride of Christ template is happening within us as our traumas release
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Free atmospheric electricity. Evidence
Professor Leist's "Meteorology, 1915" is interesting, especially its second part, entitled "Atmospheric Electricity."
"For a long time it was thought that static electricity was inherent only in solids, but in 1729 Grey electrified a soap bubble, and in 1734 Du Faye tried to electrify air. In the early 18th century the Frenchman D'Alibard, in search of atmospheric electricity, conducted an experiment with an insulated metal plate. The spark was detected "when the clouds were far away on the horizon." The news quickly spread throughout Europe. Cassiny de Thury also observed sparks appearing without a thunderstorm. Le Mauper noticed a diurnal course of atmospheric electricity, reaching its maximum near noon and in the evening.
Why have a power plant when free electricity flies around you? By the way, this also applies to solar panels.
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Professor Leist's "Meteorology, 1915" is interesting, especially its second part, entitled "Atmospheric Electricity."
"For a long time it was thought that static electricity was inherent only in solids, but in 1729 Grey electrified a soap bubble, and in 1734 Du Faye tried to electrify air. In the early 18th century the Frenchman D'Alibard, in search of atmospheric electricity, conducted an experiment with an insulated metal plate. The spark was detected "when the clouds were far away on the horizon." The news quickly spread throughout Europe. Cassiny de Thury also observed sparks appearing without a thunderstorm. Le Mauper noticed a diurnal course of atmospheric electricity, reaching its maximum near noon and in the evening.
Why have a power plant when free electricity flies around you? By the way, this also applies to solar panels.
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Millionaires Row. Most curious 🧐
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In a time when more and more Gilded Ages mansions along upper Fifth Avenue, or “Millionaires’ Row,”
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Doesn’t this sound like an application in use with say the COVID jabs that caused the 5G radiation sickness from what was from the Deep state machinations? 🤔
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Especially the part of the post “that any cellular disease or death pattern can be transmitted electromagnetically, and induced in target cells absorbing the radiation.” 🤔
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BUCKLE UP, BUTTERCUPS :)