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It was mentioned on another site that personal debt and credit card debt is declining.

Seems unusual, not sure what to make of it.

Cheers

Jonathan Sackler, co-owner of OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, dies at 65.
OxyRona!

Jonathan Sackler, one of the owners of OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, has died, the company confirmed.

Sackler died June 30, according to a court filing. He was 65 and the cause of death was cancer.

NY Post

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Another cog in the Washington machine ran out the clock? Shocking!

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
It was mentioned on another site that personal debt and credit card debt is declining.

Seems unusual, not sure what to make of it.

Cheers

I used my underemployment income (thankyou Bernie Sanders!) to pay off 1 loan early and pay-off/destroy 1 credit card.

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Hey there! Just FYI That study turned out to be inaccurate, or at least deeply flawed and misleading.
nypost.com...

Famed Stanford Prison Experiment was a fraud, scientist says

Not only was the Stanford Prison Experiment a sham, but it’s mastermind, Stanford psychology professor Philip Zimbardo, pushed participants towards the results he wanted, Dr. Ben Blum claims in a report published on Medium last week.

Shockingly the experimenter is not a Trump fan....who knew?? These people really are stupid.

www.salon.com...

Creator of Stanford Prison Experiment on Trump's camps: It's how Nazi guards behaved
Philip Zimbardo, whose work explored the psychology of cruelty: America under Trump is a "nightmare situation"

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: Creep Thumper

Chain-of-custardy and authentication issues arise with reference docs in any court above district justice level in PA.

I know all about evidence.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

And the mayor of Et-lanna is claimed to have CV.

Cheers

a reply to: nowayreally

Stupid is correct. These idiots do dishonor to the memory of those who were victims of the concentration camps.

Cheers

Some bitter truth you may not like to hear...YMMV.

"Abby Martin covers the whole truth about the Afghanistan War, from the CIA construct of the 80's through today's senseless stalemate. Two decades, three administrations, tens of thousands of lives; it's time to EndTheForeverWar."

Don't know if anyone is a fan of Jimmy over on his youtube channel "Bright Insight" who posts some amazing ancient history/conspiracy videos. He disappeared for awhile but just posted a channel comment...

www.youtube.com...

Can't wait to see what he has in store.

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

And the mayor of Et-lanna is claimed to have CV.
Cheers

Being diagnosed with C-19 could be what caused her to (briefly) become a normal/rational mayor today.

a reply to: nowayreally

Don't you believe in science, bro?

originally posted by: Creep Thumper

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: Creep Thumper

Chain-of-custardy and authentication issues arise with reference docs in any court above district justice level in PA.

I know all about evidence.

Then you know those flight logs alone don't mean a bag of beans in court. Neither does photographic "evidence" without the source.

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The theory behind it is solid though. While there have been a lot of questions raised about the experiment at the time, those questions only came up after it was closed due to the behaviors of the participants, and the evidence showed a correlation between attire and behavior. Strange how that worked out, then the theories demonstrated in the experiment was used as justification for public school uniforms a little over a decade later. Though if we want to ignore all that, the same type of experiment was conducted in 1967 by educator Ron Jones. In that experiment Jones used his position as a high school teacher to demonstrate how the NAZI party was able to control and recruit members. Though the truth wasn't how he conducted his experiment, but Jones did employ a style of both neuro linguistic programing to get his kids and a majority of the school to fall in line with the experiment. It's called "The Third Wave" there was an after school special about it, as well as many books about it. It's the same basic principles as the later designed "Stanford Prison Experiment" just less structured.

You don't have to agree or disagree with the outcome of the Stanford experiment though, just look at how people who wears masks act vs those that don't. People will act in ways that they feel their attire allows them to get a away with.

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That'll keep Biden in his basement bunker.

a reply to: Guyfriday

Wow, thanks for such a detailed response!
I agree, the theory holds weight- as a psych student it blew my mind a few years ago hearing the experiment wasn’t up to snuff.

The destruction of the US -

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New fence proceeds right to left replacing those numbered segments I assume. If the camera were to turn left the following panels would come in to view:

849
848
847
846

So, we have an occult (hidden) 846 that is going to be cut off by the fence. In my decode I linked that number to human sacrifice in general ("I can't breathe") and child sacrifice in particular. Which could mean a communication to "whom it may concern" in a pattern that normally only they would understand. Plus some nutjobs on an obscure forum on the interwebz that take an interest in synchromysticism.

Supply is being cut off!
Check mate?

a reply to: CanadianMason

- shadowbanning
+ signal
- noise

Caveat: possibly feelgood bots to make Parler seem more dynamic than it actually is.

a reply to: Staffordshire1

If she hands over the big fish

14 fish?

What a crazy Family ! - Maxwells that is

Ghislaine Maxwell’s Twin Sisters Have Their Own Wild Stories

And Isabel’s romantic history might be the strangest. First, she married the son of Carl Djerassi, a scientist who invented the birth-control pill. Her third husband, Al Seckel, was a con man and “optical illusionist” who befriended scientists and academics despite not having a degree in those fields himself (sound familiar?); he co-founded a group called the Southern California Skeptics that investigated science’s relationship to the paranormal. Seckel and Isabel moved to France at some point in 2010, according to reports, where they lived in a château and “acquired thousands of stone-age tools to sell in the U.S.” That same year, Seckel hosted a “scientific conference” on Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, where Epstein also allegedly held underage girls for sex (presumably, the connection was Isabel’s little sister, Ghislaine).

Seckel died in 2015 from a rumored fall off a cliff near his home. Not unlike Robert Maxwell — according to an obituary — Seckel died just a few weeks after an article in Tablet Magazine exposed his fraudulent past and his mounting debts. But the Daily Beast reports that it has not been able to find official proof of his death. Afterward, Isabel had to declare bankruptcy.