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@SiriusBShaman This is google map artifacts - refer to a diff map - see posted, it is not there. Apparently google ver made up things by reflecting image content in a somehow imperfect way. Fuck Google!

@philosospeedy @chrisbledsoeufo That doesn’t make sense - messengers are like envoys - and all envoys always identify themselves by who sent them and it doesn’t matter what the content of the message is

You want the message to align with your own specifications. Often, there is a signature meaning within the image itself. This can shift depending on the circumstances, as the underlying intent is rarely identical. These 'signatures' are styles that carry deep symbolism; for example, the fact that Bledsoe’s apparition had no veil holds specific religious significance. Similarly, the stars on the mantle of Our Lady of Guadalupe are believed to be a specially designed message, just as the specific colors of her dress convey distinct meanings. In some cases 'signatures' of a type may be compared to biblical meaning.

@chrisbledsoeufo do you think this is the same lady? She uses different identities - that’s very interesting …

@MarioNawfal @sciencefandom Just bury it - no need to reach it and any digging effort will be detected and reburied when it becomes deep enough.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump said last year's Operation Midnight Hammer "obliterated" Iran's nuclear program. Natanz, the main enrichment plant, is 75% damaged. But Fordow, the deep bunker, is only 30% damaged. The core facility may be intact. Fordow was always the hard one. It's buried under a mountain. The U.S. used its biggest bunker-busters and still didn't finish it. That's the facility Iran has been quietly protecting in every negotiation. It's also why Trump's "we can take Iran out in one day" rhetoric runs into physics. You can't bomb what you can't reach. Iran has insisted it has the right to continue enriching uranium for civilian purposes, while Washington wants a cast-iron commitment that the country will never obtain a nuclear weapon. Those two positions have no overlap. That's not a negotiating gap. That's a different understanding of what this conflict is fundamentally about. Iran thinks it's fighting for sovereignty. The U.S. thinks it's fighting to prevent proliferation. Both are right. That's the problem.

@elonmusk I miss the day when it was open for every one - 😂

Try it!

.@drphil asked me whether I feel worried about releasing my new book “Killed to Order” after 20 years of research. The truth is I have spent decades studying the Chinese Communist Party, and I am very aware of what it is capable of and how it treats people it sees as threats. I do understand there are risks involved in speaking out. But I also cannot ignore what this research has revealed about the treatment of prisoners of conscience and this broader murder-for-organs industry that has been documented over many years. There are people who have dedicated their lives to uncovering what is happening and this book brings together that work in one place. I feel a responsibility to make this information accessible even if it comes with personal risk. Order my book below: 🧵

@philosospeedy @chrisbledsoeufo This lady in 1968 was almost certainly the same as the Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico though - both requested a church dedicated to Mary to be built. The same god should have the identity consistent to make the message more precise - yet they seemed to be intentionally vague.

I think different apparitions have different messages. While it is the same God who sends them, the apparitions have a focused style and message. The Bledsoe apparition is really pointing to Egypt (in my interpretation), where we find a culture rich in supernatural events. What we find in the Mary apparition is that she is not turning away from anyone; people of any faith are welcome. In a way, it is an invitation to the wedding.

@kriptoselcukk Breaking your pants ?

🔴SON DAKİKA: Japonya, İran'dan Çin yuanı karşılığında petrol satın aldığını açıkladı. ABD'ye rağmen büyük cesaret...

@rebelliousdogra That’s exactly why Trump does the total blockade

🛑 NEWS FLASH 🛑 🇨🇳 CHINA BACKS IRAN 🇮🇷 "We are commited for peace & stability in the world. We are monitoring the situation in the middle east. Our ships are moving in and out of the waters of Strait of Hormuz. We have trade & energy agreements with Iran. We will respect & honour them and expect others to not meddle in our affairs. Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz and it is open for us."- China's Minister of Defence Admiral Dong Jun

@gamemediafan17 @zerohedge 3/18 - why is the date today?

@socalkoi1 @zerohedge cnbc.com/2026/03/18/hor… Nope. The data:

*IRAN IRGC SAYS HORMUZ OPEN FOR NON-MILITARY VESSELS: STATE TV

@gamemediafan17 @zerohedge Liar

@zerohedge Literally from the very beginning of this war, Iran let non-military ships with no ties to the US, Israel, or UK through. They made deals with Pakistan, Malaysia, and others to have their ships go through the Strait. So, if this new statement was made, it's just a reaffirmation.

@realgerhardtvdm Old video and shiiiit, you fell for the propaganda which any brain cells > 1000 would have known.

🚨🚨🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 SHIIIIIIIIIIIT THIS IS WILD STUFF: Iran has released footage of the Iranian Navy warning U.S. Destroyers. “Attention U.S. Navy warship, This is IRGC Navy; LAST WARNING, LAST WARNING, LAST WARNING” IRAN'S NAVY IS CLEARLY NOT GONE!

@NajamAli2020 Only part of the world are willing to pay and the other part might still be denied if they were willing to pay and they ain’t btw - if you let Iran have the final say about the decision, they will selectively control the flow and put their enemies at a long term disadvantage.

I am genuinely struggling to understand this logic. If the rest of the world is willing to pay a small toll to Iran to keep oil flowing and stabilise markets, then why does the U.S. feel the need to block all shipping, especially when it is not dependent on that oil?

@goldgooner @unit285 @AP Then the pressure is high on Iran - which was going to selectively allowing the approved traffic (all Iran’s buddies) thru the strait which isn’t tolerated by the US.

@unit285 @AP You mean to economically starve the world. We’re all going to feel it

BREAKING: President Trump says that “effective immediately” the U.S. will start to blockade ships trying to enter or leave the Strait of Hormuz. Follow AP’s live updates. apnews.com/live/iran-war-…

@maoshen AI

阿拉斯加徒步旅行中的游客，拍到本应于6600万年前灭绝的恐龙 猫神不相信，这就是恐龙🦕？

@MelissaRedpill She isn’t the leader of TW - u liar

Watch this…👇 Xi and the leader of Taiwan are meeting today. They are both saying they want peace. Does this have anything to do with the fall of the New World order? The end of the China Boogyman?

🚨BREAKING: NYPD officer who threw a cooler at a fleeing drug dealer has been sentenced to 3–9 years in prison. In 2023, Sgt. Erik Duran was part of a drug sting in the Bronx when a suspect sped away on a scooter toward two officers making another arrest. Trying to protect them, Duran threw a cooler, knocking the suspect off the scooter and causing fatal head injuries. Despite an exemplary record, he was convicted of manslaughter. At sentencing, Judge Guy Mitchell rejected the defense that Duran was safeguarding his team. The judge stated that Duran should have simply let the suspect drive by, adding that "he could've been captured another day." This verdict and sentence represent a profound miscarriage of justice. Activist judges are sending officers who risk their lives to serve and protect to prison, while career criminals continue to terrorize NYC streets with little consequence. The conviction of Sgt. Duran sends a dangerous and unprecedented message: police officers can no longer risk prison for split-second decisions to protect their colleagues or the public. Instead, every suspect, no matter how dangerous or evasive, must be handled with kid gloves. This indefensible outcome undermines law enforcement morale and public safety. It is a shameful day for justice in New York.

@atrupar North Korea is proof that the old way wouldn’t work

BUTTIGIEG: The strait was open before they started this KERNEN: They were close to having 11 nuclear weapons! BUTTIGIEG: We had other ways of dealing with them KERNEN: Like what? Obama's way? BUTTIGIEG: That worked KERNEN: That did not work! BUTTIGIEG: Did they get a nuclear weapon under Obama?

@A_K_Mandhan Pants on fire 🔥 - block u lying ass!

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: The U.S. has authorized the release of $6 BILLION in frozen Iranian funds war ALMOST OVER !

@DarrigoMelanie You didn’t even read the post you try to refute - ‘short time’

"The Iranians don’t seem to realize they have no cards..." They actually have a Strait.