daniel baronne

@BowTiedYukon The Tavistock Institute has steered the music industry from its foundation. And yes, even rock music was pushed by them. Many of the most famous rock stars have parents who were high-ranking members of the intelligence apparatus.

After Woodstock there was a push toward gangster rap and the drug culture followed by homosexuality, bisexuality and normalization of transsexuals . The destruction of Rock, Metal and NuMetal was deliberate to destroy white culture and begin the push to homosexualization of the youth

@ScriptdSociety @FlatEarthDaveX @SenMarkKelly Not on this scale.

@FlatEarthDaveX @SenMarkKelly Lying is a very human act.

It’s happening. We’re going back to the Moon. 🌔

@focozz @FlatEarthDaveX @SenMarkKelly I lean to the latter with a senator

@FlatEarthDaveX @SenMarkKelly He is either still brainwashed like we all once were or he is in on it but I lean to the former with most people. Teachers / professors are still teaching lies, generating millions of new indoctrinated graduates yearly. The realm is mostly brainwashed zombies.

@FlatEarthDaveX @SenMarkKelly They aren't

@SenMarkKelly How do you live with yourself lying like this. I don’t get it unless you just aren’t human.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 So suddenly not all frame are equal, huh?

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 No, I'm not. The inertial frame is fixed to the earth. The wind is a vector relative to this frame. My god.

Am I trippin or are these clouds behind the sun that is 93 million miles away? Wtf

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 So on a perfect road with no bumps, you will not feel speed? How was that tested and proven again?

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 No. Only if the road is not perfectly smooth. Every bump in it causes accelerations, which we feel.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Do not give up now.

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Why the fuck am I explaining all this shit to you? You're just going to deny it anyway.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 How high is that and how was it indepently verified?

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 The jet stream is superimposed on that of the rotation of the atmosphere. The overall rotation continues until the Karman line at least.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 So you are already running away from your own claim, huh? Typical

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 JFC, learn what an inertial frame is before making such a stupid statement.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Except we can feel speed on a bike

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 If the atmosphere was moving at the same speed as the bike, and in the same direction, yes.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 So not all inertial frame are the same?

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Are you talking about wind? That's a motion superimposed on the overall motion of the atmosphere.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 At what height? Be specific

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Depends on where you are. The sun heats the lower levels, causing updrafts. Once in motion, the Coriolis force causes lateral motion (which results in, among other things, the jet streams).

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 So someone riding a bike would not feel anything, right?

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Correct. All inertial frames are equal.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 So we would never be able to tell whether it is the sky moving or the earth moving, right? So Einstein was correct

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 And yet when we are on earth, we can sense the velocity of the air. Make it make sense

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 So what? The air in the plane moves with the plane. The air in the atmosphere moves with the earth. In both cases the relative velocity of the air with respect to the observer is zero. Same effect, closed or not.

@roarsofthebear @UnityNewsNet christine a cock

@UnityNewsNet Come on, April 1st? Christina Koch? What are the other guys called, Godina Vaj and Lordina Ballsack

This is the 'first female astronaut' set to fly around the moon leaving on April the 1st. Christina Koch.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 1000 mph at the equator. Are you saying that we cannot sense movement at 1000mph?

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Why? The body senses accelerations and rotation rates. Have you calculated the acceleration and rotation rates of the motions that you are mocking? Have you compared them to the minimum threshold of our senses?

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 A plane is a closed container. And the earth is supposed to be rotating at 1000 mph at the equator. Do you disagree with this?

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 What part of this do you not understand? You would not sense a plane moving at 1000 mph in a linear trajectory, yes? If it is rotating its trajectory by only 1/4 degree every minute, it will not make you dizzy, as the associated centripetal acceleration would be only 0.3 m/s^2.

@VWolf83864177 @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Or maybe because that's what normies always say when cornered

@veritune @FigurelShane @apshutt @jesseRoss597206 Maybe you get the predicted response because ... and hear me out here ... you really DON'T understand physics.