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Recent discoveries have linked Thornborough henges to a larger complex of sites in North Yorkshire, similar to that of Durrington Shafts.
Thornborough hendges, interesting alignment.
All dated to 3300bc too - Remnants of the old religion.
"BCG were involved in a secret multimillion-dollar project which evaluated scenarios for removing Palestinians out the Gaza Strip and redeveloping it into a commercial tourist Riviera"
Should us white folk be concerned about this?
🚨NEW: Andy Burnham's government has hired Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to advise on his upcoming 10-year strategic plan for the UK
BCG were involved in a secret multimillion-dollar project which evaluated scenarios for removing Palestinians out the Gaza Strip and redeveloping it into a commercial tourist "Riviera"
Hey, if the hackers wanted to cause real proper chaos, they would wipe the slaves debt out - then the wheels would come off and 'bring down the Western world'
Anything/everything else is our own people fucking with us to forward the war/digital prison agenda.
France accuses Iran of being behind cyber-attacks that affected supermarket fridges and freezers bbc.in/4et2Nhf
Love Alan Moore's writing, I know he's a practicing magician, but something stood out to me while watching 'The mindscape of Alan Moore'
He has a kabbalah sefirot in stars behind his armchair.
Just a little observation, thats all.
Rio, I totally get it.
Arsenal were a banter club a little while back, as Man Utd are now.
And as such, we used to celebrate draws like wins. We also called ourselves 'real fans' for supporting our club through think and thin.
Desperate times call for desperate actions innit.
A 2,100-year-old votive monument from Carthage, 2nd–1st century BC.
This stela was dedicated to Baal, reflecting the religious traditions of ancient Carthage in North Africa.
I see a little sprinkle of Jachin and Boaz.
I also see the Sefirot in that stela.
Do you see it?
@𝔡𝔢𝔯𝔴𝔬𝔴𝔰𝔨𝔦 retweeted
Imagine investing £68 million of pension money in a company planning to build wind farms.
Years later, no wind farms have been completed.
Yet the company has now distributed £60 million in dividends.
I live in Norfolk, 30 miles south west of Norwich.
It's quite peaceful here - I'm pleased about the lack of motorways thank you.
Now - if all the ppl from Chelsea who own propety on the North Norfolk cost would kindly fuck off - it would be even nicer.
@𝔡𝔢𝔯𝔴𝔬𝔴𝔰𝔨𝔦 retweeted
Anatoly Fomenko’s New Chronology is a pseudohistorical theory by the Russian mathematician that radically shortens history.
It claims most “ancient” events (Greece, Rome, Egypt, etc.) actually occurred in the Middle Ages, with reliable records only from ~800–1500 AD.
A vast Slav-Turk “Russian Horde” (Great Tartaria) supposedly dominated Eurasia before 1600; much of traditional history was fabricated by Western chronologists, the Vatican, and Romanovs.
@𝔡𝔢𝔯𝔴𝔬𝔴𝔰𝔨𝔦 retweeted
‘The Cedar Room’ was released on this day in 1998 as part of the Cedar EP.
Andy: “I wrote the verse lyrics and Jimi wrote the chorus. The Cedar Room was actually a room in a haunted house from when we were kids."
Do you remember the first time you heard ‘The Cedar Room’?
@𝔡𝔢𝔯𝔴𝔬𝔴𝔰𝔨𝔦 retweeted
In the wake of Russell Brand’s conviction, sections of the online liberal-left are desperate to discredit the late social critic Mark Fisher by reducing his seminal 2013 essay, Exiting the Vampire Castle, to a defence of Brand.
ETVC serves as an early identification of online cancel culture and a ruthless dissection of the liberal occupation of the left.
Russell Brand’s role as the catalyst for the essay’s creation is inseparable from its history, but his subsequent conviction for rape does not refute Fisher’s devastating critique of the class-devoid left.
Reposting my short film, The Slow Cancellation of Mark Fisher’s Russell Brand, produced in 2023 (prior to Brand being charged), which examines the history of this controversial text and its enduring political significance.
I used to be into Street photography for like 4 years, got half decent at it - then on one day in Oct 2024, like flicking a light switch, I had no want or desire to pick up a camera again.
