Why do Crowns Exist?

Look at my Crown why do I wear it? 👑

Who can tell me why do Crowns Exist?

The past 1000 years have been faked
There was no Middle Ages

Why do we wear Crowns?

Why We Wear Crowns 👑👸🏻🤴🫅⬆️
THE TRUTH ABOUT Tartarin Crowns

Everything You’ve Been Told About The Past 1000 Years Is Lie!!!!!!

If you want the Truth
You Must Learn, Unlearn and Relearn THE TRUTH of The REAL TIMELINE

“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”

Wizard Alvin Toffler 🟦🧙‍♂️
#EYKIAL #EVERYTHINGYOUKNOWISALIE

I guess the people want the truth

Are you willing to wage war for the Truth?

https://t.me/AzazelNews/431517

Who holds the Master Keys? To
The White Star Empire ✨⚡️💧🔑🗝 🔐

Star Fortresses were huge Power Plants by themselves, working underground to create immense vortexes and send energy to distant territories.

All Power Plants were working worldwide as a single machine.


This is Part 2 #Tartaria101 #Tartary101
Who Holds The Master Key 🔑
#EYKIAL #EVERYTHINGYOUKNOWISALIE

Part 3 The Desecration of The Vatican
Who Holds The Master Key 🔐🔑🗝 Part 3 #EYKIAL #EVERYTHINGYOUKNOWISALIE
#Tartaria101 #Tartary101

Part 5.
The Immortal Beekeepers
#BeeHive101 & #Beekeeping101
#Bees101

Click to begin class
https://t.me/AzazelNews/432598

They can do more than recognizing Royalty 👸🏻👑

Just one of the many ways our friends keep us alive

Let us do a Deeper Dive on Bees and White Immortality!

Gee would you look at that
Beekeepers live the longest

We further found that the consumption of bee products for a long period and frequent consumption of bee products per day are associated with telomere length. An increase of year in consuming bee products is associated with a mean increase in telomere length of 0.258 kbp. In addition, an increase in frequency of eating bee products per day was also associated with a mean increase of 2.66 kbp in telomere length. These results suggested that bee products might play some roles in telomere length maintenance.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4450150/

One of the first was presented in 1957 proposing a particular instrument called the Apidictor. The system presented is composed of a microphone, a vu-meter and a series of tunable analog filters. The idea is to adjust the filters to the specific frequency bands at which bees emit specific sounds (i.e., the piping sound) and then to monitor the activity. https://patents.google.com/patent/US2806082A/en

In 2007, Bromenshenk et al. submitted a patent to exploit the sound emitted by honey bees to monitor air pollution. The main idea is that, when bees are exposed to sub-lethal concentrations of various airborne toxicants, the generated sounds are different and specific for each pollutant. These sounds can be acquired and stored into a database. Then, when a new sound is acquired inside a colony, it is possible to make a comparison with the database, in order to detect pollutants near the colony. For the comparison, first, the spectrograms of various sounds are extracted and then a classification by means of linear discriminant functions is carried on.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US7549907B2/en

In 2012, Brundage et al. proposed a system to detect bees productivity based on sound analysis. The idea was to analyze the fundamental harmonic produced by the bees’ flight, which is in the range between 180 Hz to 260 Hz. The presence of a downward frequency shift in the fundamental frequency corresponds to a flying bee launching from locations around the bee hive entrance. By counting the number of frequency shifts, it is possible to estimate the number of bees which have left the hive during a day, and then it is possible to use these data to monitor the hive productivity.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US8152590B2/en