Statue Of Liberty = SOL

Forgot about Apollo..

https://twitter.com/faking_space/status/1309617423780376584?s=19

Updated*

Not sure about the red & blue...the red and blue symbolises purple...royal colours.
I'll need to research why they like the colour purple again I can't remember...

Red, positive, Ka - Blue, negative, Ba. the Ka and Ba combined gives you the color for Ra, purple

I've been meaning to open this topic up for a while but I doubt many would understand...

If you learn to read nature and see things as + or -
Just like the matrix where everything is written in codes.. zeros and ones you will understand what this place is.

Let's take food for example...if you eat fruit they contain many ++++
Eat shite that wasn't produced naturally you're eating - - -

Then use this same coding for everything in life and you'll soon learn nature is a language.

This is why grounding is important...walking bare foot in your garden in the morning etc.

The sun is +
Moon is -

Positive/negative
Within/without
As above so below
Yin yang ☯️

Nature is electric. Plants grow via photosynthesis which is converting light into energy.
You grow by eating the plants that have taken their energy from the sun.

This isn't hippy shit, this is scientific, provable fact.

And your body converts this + energy from naturally grown plants into energy for everything you do; thinking, breathing, moving, speaking.

But if plants are grown unnaturally (like GMO plants which have never had real sunlight), they don't have much + energy, they have much - energy.
And your body has to take what you consumed and turn that into energy for living.
But - energy is not good for your body. It is harder to digest (to convert into useable energy) and has overall negative effects on your mental & physical health...
Same goes for processed foods, fast food and food that is microwaved (microwave = strong - energy).

Spot on, this also links to adrenochrome..
Its blood that is high in +++++ because of the adrenaline before they are killed.

This is also why some religions prefer their animals to be stressed and killed in a inhuman way, because it charges the blood +++

This isn't a natural way of getting your + and its evil.

My opinion regarding an impending stock market crash
(@KayKnowsNothing)

I have been researching the stock market for the past months, in particular the practices of (naked) short selling, short squeezes and leveraging options.
I started when I heard about the firm GameStop (symbol: GME), that some reddit-users on the discussion board "r/WallStreetBets" had taken on some big hedgefonds who tried to manipulate the market to bankrupt GameStop.

First some basics:
Short selling is the practice to make a lending agreement with a stock holder (lender) to borrow stocks for a fee and return them at a later time. Then the stocks are immediately sold by the borrower at current market prices.
When the borrowed stocks later have to be returned to the lender, the borrower buys them back at the new (hopefully lower) market price and returns them, mostly making a handsome profit.
Example: I borrow 100 shares of company XYZ and agree to return them 2 weeks later, and pay a borrowing fee of 1$/share. I sell the shares for 100$/share. Then the stock tanks and the price goes down to 10$/share 14 days later. Now I buy 100 shares, paying 1000$ total and return the shares to the lender.
Calculating my expenses I paid 100$ in borrowing fees, then earned 10.000$ by selling the borrowed shares. I then invested 1000$ to buy the shares back & return them, earning me a net profit of 8900$!
TL;DR: Short selling is a bet that a stocks share price will go down.

Now naked short selling is when shares are sold before checking if there are shares that can be borrowed. This is done to increase downward pressure on the stock price to ensure that it will tank. This can lead to there being more shares in circulation than actually exist.

The borrowed shares which do not exist are called "synthetic shares".

The short selling hedgefonds ("short seller") have to return the borrowed shares at some time - except if the company whose stock they are shorting goes bankrupt. Then they never have to return the borrowed shares.

Returning the borrowed shares is called "closing short positions".

A short squeeze occurs when the short sellers are forced to buy back the shares on the open market and there are not enough shares for sale, driving up the prices further and further.

Now with GameStop a reddit user named "DeepFuckingValue" saw over a year ago that the share prices were being heavily manipulated by hedgefunds like Melvin Capital using naked short selling with the goal to put the "failing brick-and-mortar retailer" out of business and make great profits.
He did great research on the company, the additions to the board (like Ryan Cohen from Chewy.com and Amazon) and the planned transition to an online retailer with amazing customer support with the goal to become the biggest company for games and PC/console gaming hardware & gear.

Further research by many reddit users shows that the GME shares in circulation could be anywhere between 250% and 2000% of the float (shares available for trading).
Reddit researchers have also discovered many kinds of dirty tricks, bordering on illegal, used by the hedgefonds (HFs) to alienate small investors into selling their shares:
1) HFs have misreported their short positions to official statistic websites to suggest that they have closed their positions
2) HFs have even shorted ETFs (investment funds) containing GME shares to hide their continued naked short selling of GameStop stock
3) HFs continue to pay reporters and authors to publish stories which either suggest that the short positions have been closed, that the stock is overvalued & will tank or that there are better tech-focussed stocks for investing
4) HFs continue to spread propaganda that the short squeeze has already happened (end of January), but that was just a comparatively harmless "gamma squeeze"

5) HFs are paying people on reddit and other forums to write posts with false/misleading research, unrealistic low squeeze target prices and overall posts where they try to encourage people to sell their shares
6) HFs even managed to completely infiltrate the r/WallStreetBets reddit board (so many, many posts with valuable GME-research have been censored since)

All of the above creates the strong impression that the short squeeze has not happened yet, and the incredible fear mongering and dirty tricks by the HFs are clearly pointing to the opposite of what the MSM are telling us.

I am convinced that the short squeeze will happen sometime this year, possibly around the announcement of the annual GameStop shareholder meeting (AGM), or respectively as soon as enough lenders recall their shares to be able to vote at the AGM (as lent-out shares aren't eligible for voting).
And I expect the share price to reach at least 100.000$ PER SHARE, which is a LOW estimate compared to other researchers' price range of 1M/share to even 10M/share.

And most of the small/retail investors know this as well, because of that they call themselves "diamond handed", as opposed to small investors who got scared into selling prematurely, nicknaming them "paper hands".
When the retail investors refuse to sell their shares below a certain share price like 100.000$, the hedgefonds will be contractually obliged and forced to buy these shares anyway.

And yes, this could trigger a bigger economic crisis than the collapse of the housing market in 2008.
Because the short sellers would need massive amouts of cash to pay these extremely high prices they would need to sell off all their shares of other companies like eg. Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, Walmart, Amazon etc.
This in turn would cause many companies' stock to fall and therefore cause a sell-off by other investors, thus this could create a downward spiral affecting the whole stock market.

This could even be intentionally planned, so the elite can finally introduce their one world (digital) currency...

But even if that doesn't happen, many analysts agree that the company is still undervalued if the company pulls off the currently ongoing transformation to an online-focussed retailer.


Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. I personally own one (1) GME share and would profit from a rising share price.


For those interested in further researching this I recommend the attached PDF file (a well presented short overview; find it in the comments) as well as this compilation of more DD (Due Diligence; research) on the (uncensored) reddit board "r/GME": https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/lj1wqv/a_comprehensive_compilation_of_all_due_diligence/


I hope I could provide some insight and if any of you have questions, don't hesitate to comment here and ask me 😉