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Miss Understood
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Truthseeker/Speaker🇺🇸•Patriot •Nature•Humor•Gamer🛸UFO Experiencer•Independent•Critical Thinker• 🐸Gnostic•Tinfoil Hat Wearer⚡️Light in the Dark
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Bill copper was the original anon
Brad Zerbo@BradCGZ
Bill Cooper had some choice words to say about Alex Jones 👀
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"I'm bored. Really wanna watch kids give birth."
"Seeing little girls do the splits half naked is just.....I want to put myself in jail."
"I'm going to jail over pizza."
– Chrissy Teigen
Now you understand why she deleted 60k posts and why the Epstein files mentioned the word "pizza" over 900x.
When they show you who they are... Believe them.

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“The House of the Rising Sun” is one of the oldest and most mysterious folk songs in the United States, which became a rock anthem thanks to The Animals in 1964.
Its origins are lost in time. It is a traditional American ballad, likely from the 19th century or even earlier, with possible roots in old English ballads. No one knows who wrote it: it is a song of unknown authorship that was passed down orally among folk musicians, miners, travelers, and singers in the southern United States. It tells of a life ruined in New Orleans (Louisiana), at a place called “The House of the Rising Sun,” which many interpret as a brothel, a casino, or a disreputable hotel. Depending on the version, it can be told from the perspective of a woman who falls into prostitution or a man who loses himself to gambling and alcohol.
The first known recording dates from 1933–1934, when Clarence Ashley and Gwen Foster recorded it. Shortly thereafter, Alan Lomax recorded a 16-year-old girl named Georgia Turner singing it a cappella in Kentucky. Even then, it was called “Rising Sun Blues.” Over time, it was covered by artists such as Lead Belly, Woody Guthrie, Joan Baez, and Bob Dylan (on his 1962 debut album).
Everything changed in 1964. The Animals, a British band from Newcastle, heard it in Dylan’s version (and also in English folk circles). Eric Burdon and the others adapted it to their style: they gave it a darker, electric, and more powerful rhythm, with Alan Price’s famous organ riff and Burdon’s raspy voice. They recorded it in a single take on May 18, 1964, in just 15 minutes, during a break on their tour. At first, producer Mickie Most hesitated because of its length (over 4 minutes), but it was released as a single and became a massive hit: number 1 in the United States, the United Kingdom, and several other countries. It is considered one of the first great folk rock songs.
Since then, the song has been covered hundreds of times (by Nina Simone, Dolly Parton, Muse, among many others) and continues to be featured in movies, TV shows, and stadiums.
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I really wish X would fix blocking.
Right now, when you block someone, you can't see their content which is fine
but they can still see all of yours.
That makes zero sense
The whole point is to create distance.
Yet they can still scroll through my posts, screenshot me, and stay in my business.
How is that real blocking?
If I block you, my profile and posts should disappear from your view completely.
No loopholes, no "view as logged out" workarounds. That's how every other major platform handles it, and it's common sense.
X has made huge improvements, but this is one of those basic user-safety features that still feels half-baked.
Protecting users from harassment shouldn't be this one-sided.
Am I wrong, or am I the only one that feels this way?
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🚨A CIA-connected scientist successfully beamed messages directly into people's heads and an Atomic Energy Commission official who demanded to be tested himself confirmed it worked.
Then men in suits showed up at Intellectron, Puharich's front company, the day JFK was assassinated and left Puharich visibly shaken.
Allen Dulles personally suppressed the fact that Ruth Payne, whose daughter housed Lee Harvey Oswald and got him the job at the Texas Book Depository, had been connected to Puharich's circle.
"They were doing this work in 62, 63 of basically sending messages to people's heads. And we have footage. It's real."
"One of the guys is like, I don't believe you. Test me. And did the test on himself, and it worked. And then it goes dark."
"That exact time, that exact year, they're researching ways to send messages to someone's mind to do something specific. Manchurian candidate."
"Dulles did not want the fact that Ruth Payne had actually been at the summer house right before JFK was assassinated. He did not want that on record at all."
"The intersection of capabilities, motivation to take out JFK, Dulles has to be on anybody's short list."
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X is now using @Grok to detect original content uploaders
@nikitabier just confirmed: we can instantly tell when you’re uploading stuff you stole from other platforms.
No more clout-chasing reposts without credit.
Original creators eating GOOD.
@X, @elonmusk


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