Milo 🐝🤍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

🤍&🕯️ This light will never be dimmed …

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Even Vietnam veterans, who were spat upon after coming home, didn’t have to deal with their families ridiculing them because they said they had been in a war zone. The psychological toll of an invisible, silent. pervasive, deniable, unconventional conflict is hard to describe.

@BohemianAtmosp1 🎯 Ironically up until 2020 comedians were usually the ones pointing out the uncomfortable truths … they’ve totally inverted now!

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@TonyMarrese Well said. Ironically up until 2020 comedians were usually the ones pointing out the uncomfortable truths … they’ve totally inverted now!

The age of the conspiracy theory is over, we now live in the age of the conspiracy reality. #SpiritualWar

Edward Snowden dropping lots of truths on the web. Read this slow. In 1966, a CIA polygraph expert named Cleve Backster went to the advanced trouble of hooking electrodes to a houseplant. He expected to measure water moving up the stem. Instead, the needle traced a human emotional response pattern. Plants don’t have brains. They don’t have nervous systems. The reading made no sense. So Backster did something insane. He stood across the room, looked at the plant, and *thought* about burning one of its leaves with a match. With the true intention. Before he moved. Before he struck the match. Before any physical action—the polygraph went wild. The plant was reacting to his intention. Get this, it got weirder. When Backster dropped live brine shrimp into boiling water in another room, plants throughout the building registered distress at the exact moment of death. Distance didn’t matter. Lead shielding didn’t matter. Instant. Consistent. Measurable. Mainstream botanists called it junk and a conspiracy. Just Random noise. Experimental error. They buried his work, questioned his credentials, mocked his methods. Fortunately other researchers followed his protocol. They got the same results. Plants hooked to EEGs showed brain-wave-like patterns. They responded to music, human emotions, even the intentions of strangers they had never met. Clear. Repeatable. Uncomfortable. The implication is too big for most scientists to touch: consciousness isn't locked inside skulls. It's distributed across all organized living systems. Plants might be quantum-entangled with the emotional states of everything around them. Its truely amazing and in the future on social media, not quite yet, but you will see videos in the future where people who are highly skilled and understand this will post videos and give you life demonstrations. The videos you see now are trickery but in the future you will see real videos, with documentation. Quantum biology is already proving that birds navigate using entangled photons in their eyes. Photosynthesis uses quantum superposition to find the most efficient energy path. If living cells operate through quantum coherence, then Backster's plants weren't magic—they were just tapping into a field we don't have instruments to fully measure yet. This technology has been hidden from you all. So to keep you a dirty slave. The elite kept it hidden, until now. So ask yourself: if a plant can sense your intent before you act, what else is listening? What else are we ignoring because we don't have the right tool to see it? The universe is alive. An eating, sleeping breathing entity. And it's been talking to us the whole time. We just weren't paying attention. Share this if you're ready to question everything you were taught about consciousness. 🌱⚡👁️

@danaadamnika If it makes you happy, take the risk. Worst case you learn. Best case you change your whole life. 🤍💫🕯️

@MasalaFry69 @LOVillaJavea Indeed

@MiloWKB @LOVillaJavea 10 Downing street. Illusion of democracy

Northern No.10 is a stunt. What benefit will there be to the country at large?

@botyeagainsteye Putin must be quaking in his boots!

Test me Putin, I dare you!

@RiseLikeWOLVES Cool! Does bottle grow later? 😬🤭🤣😂

@MiloWKB Cork tree bro

Nature quiz.. same tree, seeds at different stages but what is the tree. 5 points on offer.. no cheating!

@olafado Deceived

@MiloWKB What do you call made it to the top, in that same scenario

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It's raining... 🌧 ordinarily that wouldn't be something to be surprised about in the UK. But it is indeed welcome, bringing that fresh rain smell 💙

A man who spent thirty years reviewing sports cars has taught this country more about its own food than every minister, union and campaign of the last fifty years combined. Here is what five series of Clarkson's Farm put in front of the public, and not one line of it is opinion. - A thousand acres, worked flat out for a year, made a profit of £144. Under forty pence a day. - By year six the same farm was losing money, weather and prices turning a projected £37,000 into a five grand loss. - A crop can drown in the field after months of work and take everything with it, and nobody is coming to help. - The farmer is the only man in the food chain who sells at a price he does not set. The supermarket sets it. He takes it or he takes nothing. - The council can shut his restaurant, refuse his car park and stop him selling his own food off his own land. - The subsidy he was told to lean on can be closed overnight, the big estates first through the door, the small farms locked out. - One outbreak of bovine TB can lock a farm down for months, banned from buying or selling a single cow, through no fault of its own. - Rear pigs with real care and the butcher's maths can still make them a loss, so the animals go and the loss stays. - The margins are so thin that a rich man buys farmland not to earn from it but to shelter money that earns elsewhere. The shelter exists precisely because the farming does not. Now hold that against the story you were sold. Greedy farmers. Subsidised for doing nothing. Wrecking a countryside they are somehow also the custodians of. There is no profit. That was the reveal. A show that set out to be funny accidentally filmed the slow strangling of the people who feed us, and the country watched it happen and finally understood what its cheap food actually costs. Clarkson has now admitted the plainest part out loud: it is the television money keeping Diddly Squat alive, and most farms do not have a television show. Britain grows about sixty per cent of its own food and the average farmer is past sixty. That is why both numbers are heading the wrong way. It took a Lamborghini tractor and a man doing it for a laugh. Fifty years of earnest campaigning could not manage it.

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Thank you all for your very moving words about Milo. It means a lot. If and when you have the same horrible choice to make about a beloved pet, ask the vet to come to your home. They were so compassionate and gentle and Milo was in my arms when he died. 💔💔

@Yorks_Heather New is so overrated! 🤫😉🤣😂

@MiloWKB Me too.💛😂I was in two minds whether to post it or not 'cos it looks so shabby.😂

#FlowersOnFriday Hollyhocks in front of my fence, which is badly in need of some attention.😬💛💛💛💛💛💛💛