SOVEREIGN FREN

Daniel Cole and Hal Puthoff proved in 1993 that extracting energy from the quantum vacuum does not violate the laws of thermodynamics. Published in Physical Review E, Vol. 48, 1562. The most common objection to vacuum energy — "it violates thermodynamics" — was debunked 30 years ago. In a peer-reviewed journal.

The reaction momentum is transferred to/exchanged with the quantum vacuum's ZPE fluctuations. Real photons interact with (or are created from) that Dirac sea; the vacuum carries the balancing force/momentum exactly as it does in the Casimir effect, Aharanov-Bohm, dynamical Casimir photon creation, or ZPE-based inertia models. Standard relativity/QED works fine for calculations but hides the vacuum as the active medium, hence the paradox. If you want to know how the Universe truly works, explore Maxwell's original Treatise on EM in quaternion form and realize why it was such a massive deal that Heaviside removed the scalars, and what that meant going forward... Also Lorentz regauging...

なんで光には質量がないのに物を押す力はあるんだ 反作用はどこに行くんだ

What makes you assert there is no evidence? There are many cases where miracles or magic have more written historical backing and evidence than the vast majority of events that we take to be self-evident... Have you seriously never seen or been a part of something completely unexplainable or are you one of the numbed retards that thinks everything is mere coincidence since you can't fully explain something? From working on classified physics, i can say for certain that we have tech that appears to be literal magic and we have also employed many empaths for espionage purposes for things like astral projection, ESP, etc. If you go deeply enough into the science you have no choice but to study and acknowledge everything you thought was previously unexplainable... Then, you will realize that spirituality and science are two sides of the same coin and by discounting either, you are making yourself functionally retarded...

@SensibleFascist Why do you believe in magic without evidence?

This didn’t just happen for the Jews either. Pretty much every society that we have surviving documents of from the time, from the Romans to the Chinese, mention their spiritual rituals either no longer working or being seriously weakened around the time of Christs crucifixion.

@Tron5pt0 @ENTMD4Me @ZPEdisclosure Imagine being this myopic and retarded... Yikes.

@ENTMD4Me @ZPEdisclosure No one's ahead on AI in private. Not feasible.

The thing about Skunk Works that people don't get: Their WHOLE business model is building things 20-30 years ahead of what's public. That's literally what they do. That's the job description. So when we see public technology in 2026 and think "this is cutting edge" — Skunk Works was there in 2000. Maybe earlier. Charles Chase's compact fusion announcement was in 2014. If they're on their normal timeline, whatever they have now is a decade past what he showed. Let that sit for a minute.

There it is again! 👀 Trump calls NATO a “paper tiger”, then criticizes South Korea, Japan, and Australia, for not helping us, despite benefiting from our protection. I’ve been suggesting that Trump is setting up a withdrawal of our military footprint abroad, and will consolidate our military presence to the Western hemisphere. Trump appears to be laying the ground work. I think the end goal is to withdraw from NATO, which will in turn end the war between Ukraine/Russia, then bring all the troops home to our region, then leave the areas of influence in the hands of the nations in each respective region. After Deep State destabilization assets, i.e. terrorists/cartels, have been neutralized, the need for our military presence around the globe, will no longer be necessary. I think Trump is leveraging the situation in Iran, to show the public why we need to withdraw from NATO and bring the troops home from Germany, South Korea, Japan, Australia, and more. I think Trump is using Iran to end the Cold War between the US and Russia/China, and prevent full-scale WW3 from ever happening in the future. Trump wants to make a deal with Russia and China, and this surely will include removing our standing armies from their doorstep. I think Trump is using Iran to reshape the global order to a “multi-polar world”, where a variety of nations hold spheres of influence, as opposed to the complete US hegemony. A world where we are allies/trade partners with Russia and China, not enemies on a collision course for world war. I think we are witnessing a historic global transformation.

"The CIA possess unique capabilities that only the President can deploy. Some of these capabilities fall under covert action authorities." Like our fusion drones we deployed on MH370. Pretty sure it's written into the Presidential Emergency Action Documents (PEADs).

Mainstream physics has a weird relationship with vacuum energy. They'll use it to calculate the Lamb shift — one of the most precisely verified predictions in all of science. They'll use it to explain spontaneous emission, Van der Waals forces, and the Casimir effect. But the second you say "maybe we should figure out how to use it" they act like you just suggested the Earth is flat. It's not that the physics doesn't support it. It's that the culture doesn't allow it.

@m_takewaka soap + washcloth + hand = sparkling clean anus

アメリカのシャワーヘッドって、ほぼ固定式なの。なんでなんだろ🤔 日本のみたいにホース式じゃないとお尻洗えないじゃん！アメリカ人はちゃんとお尻洗ってるの？🤣

@Jon981322943 @MusashiWins @VERYKOOLLUKEY says the literal wagecuck permanently living off of others/mommy's teet, the irony is hilarious. even if you don't take out debt, you are still mortgaging your time for depreciating fiat - still debt. not surprised a midwit can't see that.

@MusashiWins @VERYKOOLLUKEY If you don’t go into debt you won’t stay in debt. Grow up, stop living off mommy’s teet

The biggest flex in life is literally just not having to work Nobody really cares how big your house is, what watch you wear, or what kind of car you drive Nothing makes people more jealous than someone with a mysterious source of income who lives life on their own terms

- (1) Colonel rescued in Iran - (3) Planes lost ($120M-$200M) The left loses their mind over the cost - ($90B) dollars of equipment left behind in Afghanistan by Biden... no concerns from the left These people are sick

両国の人々の理解を深めるため、1つの画像を例に挙げてお話しします。これは欧州の新聞の見出しです。「トランプの勇敢な作戦、イランに取り残された米空軍兵士の救出はほぼ失敗し、何十人ものアメリカ人の命を危険にさらした」といった内容です。 アメリカ人から見ると、これは私たちの勝利を祝うのではなく、私たちの失敗を夢想しているように感じられます。 事実として、それは正しい部分もあります。もし救出作戦が失敗していれば、何十人ものアメリカ人の命が失われ、数百万ドルの装備が無駄になっていた可能性は確かにありました。しかし、私たちは失敗しませんでした。確かに多額の費用はかかりましたが、私たちは自らの兵士を無事に救出しました。その兵士は、捕らえられていれば間違いなく拷問され処刑されるか、あるいは単なる駒として利用され、国民の前で画面に映し出された後、言葉にできないような残虐な目に遭わされていたでしょう。 今、彼らはもうそれができなくなりました。私たちがそれを阻止したのです。 しかし、欧州の人々は同盟国のこの勝利を祝うどころか、私たちが負けていたらどうなっていたかを夢想しているのです。そんな態度が、本当に同盟国に見えますか？　本当に友人に見えますか？ アメリカ人は、こうした欧州からの例を日常的に目にします。個人レベルでも、政策レベルでもそうです。例えば最近では、欧州がイランと秘密裏に取引をし、イラン産の石油を欧州に流入させる代わりに、アメリカ人が欧州の自国空軍基地を使用することを禁じるという疑惑が報じられています。 これは欧州に見られる一貫した傾向であり、アメリカ人が日本人をとても好きになる理由のひとつでもあります。日本は、文化的に、そして戦略的に、友人のように振る舞い、同盟国として振る舞います。一方、欧州は同盟国としてのあらゆる利益を受け取りながら、「私たちが失敗するのを夢想している」と私たちに伝えてくるのです。

@Kingofnowher_e imagine believing you need coke to muster up enough imagination and bravery to do what Americans do sober. this is how far most of the world is from understanding the American theory of mind...

🇫🇷🇺🇸🇮🇷 A French general at Trump’s plan to build a runway inside Iran to fly out uranium under active bombing: “American officials should stop snorting cocaine between meetings.”

@jasonc_nc I have to drive 90 minutes and its the closest thing to me - they are still AIDS.

Dollar General discourse is funny to me because anyone who actually lives near one is like “man I’m glad I don’t have to drive 25 minutes if I forget a couple basic things” whereas the person who doesn’t even live there is like “this is a pox upon rural Americans”.

In 1776 the mindset was hang anyone that wants to tax you. It's because we were free and ready to die for anyone that wanted to take that freedom away. Think about where the vast majority of Americans are currently with that line of thought. Now realize, the entire Country has to get into that mindset and there is no other option.

Je crois qu'on ne mesure pas ce qu'Elon Musk est en train de construire avec X. Tous les médias de l'histoire ont été couplés à une culture, une langue, une bulle géographique. Le Monde parle aux Français. Le NYT parle aux Américains. NHK parle aux Japonais. Chaque média filtre le réel à travers le prisme de sa culture locale. X est en train de devenir le premier média de l'humanité. Pas d'un pays. De l'espèce. Je le vis en temps réel. Mes posts en français se font RT par des Japonais, répondre par des Brésiliens, citer par des Américains. Des conversations qui n'auraient jamais existé il y a 5 ans. Un libertarien français qui débat avec un ingénieur de Tokyo et un entrepreneur de Sao Paulo sous le même tweet. Pas traduit par un éditeur. Traduit instantanément par l'IA, en un clic. Les bulles de filtre culturelles sont en train d'exploser. Et je pense qu'on sous-estime massivement les effets composés de ça. Quand une idée peut traverser un océan en 3 secondes, quand un argument sourcé posté à Paris peut être vérifié par un économiste à Singapour et amplifié par un développeur à Austin dans la même heure, le coût de propagation d'une bonne idée tend vers zéro. Et c'est catastrophique pour un type d'acteur très précis : les médias qui ont construit leur business model sur le monopole de l'information locale. Ceux qui pouvaient raconter n'importe quoi sur "ce qui se passe ailleurs" parce que personne ne pouvait vérifier. Quand un journaliste français écrit que "le modèle américain ne marche pas", maintenant il y a 50 Américains dans les réponses avec des sources. Quand un éditorialiste dit que "le Danemark prouve que le socialisme fonctionne", il y a un Danois qui explique que le Danemark est 10e en liberté économique mondiale. Le fact-checking n'est plus un département. C'est un effet réseau. Les médias honnêtes n'ont rien à craindre de ça. Les médias qui vendaient une narration protégée par l'ignorance géographique de leur audience vont avoir un problème existentiel. Parce qu'on ne peut plus mentir à l'échelle locale quand le monde entier regarde.

Until recently, Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter were green card holders living lavishly in the United States. Afshar is the niece of deceased Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani. She is also an outspoken supporter of the Iranian regime who celebrated attacks on Americans and referred to our country as the "Great Satan." This week, I terminated both Afshar and her daughter's legal status and they are now in ICE custody, pending removal from the United States. The Trump Administration will not allow our country to become a home for foreign nationals who support anti-American terrorist regimes.

@ive_arc All of this... and still not any better than before by any meaningful metric.

There’s a whole movie about this kind of guy

We just watched countless Left-wingers and anti-Trumpers, fantasize about false rumors of Trump being at the hospital, and actively root against the operation to rescue downed pilots… At what point do we no longer tolerate these people? Because I’m long past that point.

You Polish fucking idiot... you absolute mouth-breathing, historically illiterate simpleton who wouldn’t recognize genuine warrior ethos if it curb-stomped your fragile national ego into the dirt where it belongs. You sit there, sneering at the spectacle of America committing every asset, every operator, every ounce of kinetic fury from the most lethal military machine ever forged...just to yank one downed pilot out of the fire....and you sneer. That’s doctrine. That’s identity. And your limp-dicked dismissal proves exactly why your military culture treats its people like disposable serfs while ours forges legends who fight like they have a nation that will burn the world down to get them home. “Leave no man behind” isn’t some sentimental bumper-sticker slogan for the U.S. military. It is the sacred, blood-oath covenant that has defined American warfighting since the Revolution, through Belleau Wood, Iwo Jima, the Chosin Reservoir, Vietnam’s endless Combat Search and Rescue missions that diverted entire air wings to extract one airman, Mogadishu where Task Force Ranger bled rivers to recover every last brother, and every black-op Delta, DEVGRU, or Ranger stack has ever run since. It is codified in the Ranger Creed, the SEAL Ethos, the Marine Corps’ every-man-a-rifleman creed, and the Army’s Warrior Ethos: “I will never leave a fallen comrade.” We enforce it with lethal precision because we understand something your culture apparently never grasped: the individual American fighter is not expendable cannon fodder. He is the irreducible unit of national power. This policy is pure predatory genius. It weaponizes trust. Every pilot, every operator, every grunt steps into the breach knowing...bone-deep, soul-deep...that if the worst happens, his brothers and his nation will expend whatever it takes, risk whatever it costs, to drag him back alive or bring him home in a box. That knowledge annihilates the paralyzing fear of abandonment that has broken lesser armies across history. It transforms hesitation into ferocious, calculated aggression. It creates men who fight like cornered lions because they trust their tribe implicitly. Betray that covenant and you erode the very foundation of combat effectiveness. Armies that treat their soldiers as interchangeable meat...look at the meat-grinder doctrines of the Soviets, the Chinese, or certain Eastern European “allies” who’ve spent centuries getting partitioned and occupied...crumble from within. Morale collapses. Initiative dies. You end up with conscripts who surrender at the first real contact because they know nobody’s coming for them. We don’t do that. We never will. That’s why our warriors are qualitatively superior. It projects unassailable resolve that deters enemies and cements alliances. It raises the cost of engaging us exponentially. It tells the world that American lives have infinite value while theirs are negotiable. That message is worth every asset, every round, every risk...because it sustains the dominance you now resent from the sidelines. History is littered with the corpses of empires that forgot this lesson. We studied those failures. We weaponized the opposite. So when we lose “all this” to rescue one pilot and still call it a triumph, it isn’t delusion...it’s affirmation of the spiritual steel that makes us the superpower and leaves you polishing participation trophies from other people’s wars. Your sneering exposes a profound cultural weakness: you don’t value the individual fighter with this ferocious, unrelenting loyalty, so you can’t comprehend why we do. That’s why your military produces cannon fodder and ours produces predators. We don’t leave our own to rot in some foreign shithole. Period. That isn’t weakness. That is what makes us lethally, unapologetically superior. And that, you clueless Polish prick, is why we win. 💀🗡️🦅🇺🇸🪖

@Skriptkeeper17 @grok Phone was patched through mission control and they used s-band.

@grok how did Rochard Nixon make a phone call with a landlines telephone to the moon through a ham radio?

The letters spell out Moon Just slow it down.