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[Talorgan]

"no wonder we getting funny weather everywhere these days

 

https://www.elanafreeland.com/

Edited December 23, 2022 by Talorgan

[Talorgan]

2 hours ago, Macnamara said:

Mystery behind the enormous hexagon formation that can be seen from SPACE on Australia's coastline is explained

• An enormous hexagon formation that can be seen from space near the coast
• It is a secretive Naval Communication Station operated by the military
• The base is also home to high-tech United States Space Force technology

By Aidan Wondracz For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 03:49 GMT, 23 December 2022 | Updated: 06:24 GMT, 23 December 2022

An enormous hexagon formation that can be seen from space on Australia's rugged coastline is a secretive naval communication station. 

The Harold E. Holt naval station is operated by the Australian Department of Defence on behalf of the Australian and the United States governments.

According to the book Raven Rock, which details presidential, military and political history, author Garrett Graff claims the station is made up of 13 radio towers.

The tallest, Tower Zero, sits in the middle while six other towers are placed in a hexagon around it.

It sends radio signals to US Navy and Royal Australian Navy ship and submarines in the western Pacific Ocean and the eastern Indian Ocean.

It is considered to be the most powerful transmission station in the Southern Hemisphere. 

The facility is also home to high-tech technology operated by the US Department of Defense's Space Force. 

The Space Surveillance Telescope, was installed at the facility in October of this year after being relocated from the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, in 2017 to fill a coverage gap.

The military telescope is used for detecting, tracking and cataloguing satellites, near-Earth objects and space debris.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11568451/Enormous-hexagon-seen-SPACE-Australias-coastline.html

http://climateviewer.org/history-and-science/atmospheric-sensors-and-emf-sites/maps/missile-defense-radars-star-wars-space-fence/

[Anti Facts Sir]

Well that shouldn't fuck around with the climate at all, should it. Just on the coast and everything.

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

Good news for once. King Charles and the rest of the royal gang have been out for a Christmas walk. Kate is wearing a green fedora, in case you're interested. The Sun seems to be because they've highlighted it. They're just like us aren't they?

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

Following on from yesterday's royal Christmas story, Prince Louis was put on public display by his doting parents. The adoring public showered him with gifts. He pulled his coat open but, to the dismay of the crowd, he was wearing burgundy coloured shorts underneath. His great-great uncle, Louis Mountbatten, would have been delighted to see this gesture (see photo). Will he adopt the elder Mountbatten's habit of flashing young boys when he grows up. Tiem will tell.

 

 

NK - Reading the Sun so you don't have to.

 

 

Edited December 26, 2022 by Nemuri Kyoshiro

[Mr H]

Out of touch puppet. Asking a homeless man if he works in business

 

 

 

[Malbec]

On 12/22/2022 at 8:45 PM, Grumpy Owl said:

 

To me, this is perfect common sense.

 

If many people in general weren't such fucking stupid idiots, they wouldn't end up in A&E or need an ambulance.

 

Then again, how much 'unprecedented pressure' is being caused because people demand ambulances to a hospital because they coughed or sneezed?

 

 

Not just idiots, also needy, overreacting and attention seeking.  Or bad choices. Most who call an ambulance probably don't need one due to the situation probably not being an actual emergency, and could just get a taxi or a lift if they need checking out... fair enough they should be used for genuine emergencies or baby's who can't breathe properly etc. 

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

On 12/26/2022 at 9:41 AM, Mr H said:

Out of touch puppet. Asking a homeless man if he works in business

 

"Yes I do Rishi. Just not the kind of business you've got in mind." 

I don't buy this out-of-touch mantra that people use. I think they know full-well that there's a huge underclass of people scratching a living. They just don't care. They know that the NHS killed hundreds of weak, elderly people in care homes, but that has been brushed under the carpet. Nurses on strike? So what? It won't impact them. If Rishi gets sick, he won't be in the queue at his local GP's surgery.

 

[Anti Facts Sir]

On 12/26/2022 at 2:32 PM, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

Following on from yesterday's royal Christmas story, Prince Louis was put on public display by his doting parents. The adoring public showered him with gifts. He pulled his coat open but, to the dismay of the crowd, he was wearing burgundy coloured shorts underneath. His great-great uncle, Louis Mountbatten, would have been delighted to see this gesture (see photo). Will he adopt the elder Mountbatten's habit of flashing young boys when he grows up. Tiem will tell.

 

 

 

Probably some sort of sick reincarnation thing going on. Ugh. Bad enough they named him after the paedo.

[EnigmaticWorld]

 

https://www.fdesouche.com/2022/12/29/aurillac-15-la-chapelle-de-saint-eugene-entierement-detruite-par-un-incendie/

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

This is weird. Shoppers rocked up at Aldi to buy cheap energy drinks and, according to the Sun, a ruckus ensued. What is in this drink that it would provoke such emotions? Makes me suspicious. 

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/20887394/moment-shoppers-fight-off-kids-prime-aldi-ksi/

[EnigmaticWorld]

11 minutes ago, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

This is weird. Shoppers rocked up at Aldi to buy cheap energy drinks and, according to the Sun, a ruckus ensued. What is in this drink that it would provoke such emotions? Makes me suspicious. 

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/20887394/moment-shoppers-fight-off-kids-prime-aldi-ksi/

 

Kids are obsessed with products from obnoxious e-celebs.

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

2 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

 

Kids are obsessed with products from obnoxious e-celebs.

 

I wouldn't know KSI or Logan Paul if I fell over them. And what kind of obsessive drives 500 miles for a can of pop or whatever it is? I once walked 3 miles for a pint of Sam Smith's Museum Ale but that's about my limit.

[sock muppet]

Sorry peeps, but i am going to spoil whats left of this unfestive nightmare and make everyone scream for justice,

And by this KAREN logic i will say:

Murderers and rapists are people too, free all murders and rapists now, and give them this whore of a politicians home address for some much needed retribution for having been denied their right to murder and rape anyone they so choose.

Sorry peeps but this is off the scale!!!

No they are not under the bed as you put it, you can find them in schools and cupboards, waiting to pounce in just about any location where either you are or children are!!!

Because they are mentally and sexually disturbed by meeting people like you!!!

 

 

[Grumpy Owl]

6 hours ago, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

This is weird. Shoppers rocked up at Aldi to buy cheap energy drinks and, according to the Sun, a ruckus ensued. What is in this drink that it would provoke such emotions? Makes me suspicious. 

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/20887394/moment-shoppers-fight-off-kids-prime-aldi-ksi/

 

Social engineering.

 

From what I can gather, it's basically flavoured coconut water with a few vitamins thrown in.

 

Probably REALLY cheap to produce, but hyped up beyond all belief so the manufacturers can make a huge profit. Get a couple of no-name YouTube/Instagram 'influencers' behind it, and huzzah, instant success.

 

(Here's a tip kids, if you want 'hydration' then water from the tap is much cheaper and does exactly the same job!)

 

What else is in it? Who knows, only the manufacturers.

 

This whole business reminds me of the 'BubbleShock' drink from the pilot episode of Doctor Who spin-off "The Sarah Jane Adventures"...

 

 

But then equally I'm reminded of "Peckham Springs" from Only Fools And Horses...

[sock muppet]

6 minutes ago, Grumpy Owl said:

(Here's a tip kids, if you want 'hydration' then water from the tap is much cheaper and does exactly the same job!)

 

And just to qualify, by saying that if you want government sponsored pollution filth rotting your brain and morality thrown away then go ahead and drink the tap aid, if not filter first before drinking, government threw trust in the bin three years ago along with our God given rights and it was never really something to rely on anyway, never ever trust government again until we elect representatives of the people instead of bought and paid for politicians of corporate interests and other nefarious actors, if you want drinkable tap water then we must first disinfect our house of commons, that is where the disease of filth really exists.

[sock muppet]

On 12/26/2022 at 2:41 PM, Mr H said:

Out of touch puppet. Asking a homeless man if he works in business

 

 

 

 

Which one is the crisis actor,

[Heidi Gillen]

On 12/28/2022 at 12:40 PM, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

 

"Yes I do Rishi. Just not the kind of business you've got in mind." 

I don't buy this out-of-touch mantra that people use. I think they know full-well that there's a huge underclass of people scratching a living. They just don't care. They know that the NHS killed hundreds of weak, elderly people in care homes, but that has been brushed under the carpet. Nurses on strike? So what? It won't impact them. If Rishi gets sick, he won't be in the queue at his local GP's surgery.

 

rishirishirishirishi. . . Cannot you see the Irish in the Rishi? If not, I'm afraid you've been fooled. 

[Mr H]

Looks like they got it in for Mr Tate of late

[EnigmaticWorld]

 

[EnigmaticWorld]

14 hours ago, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

 

I wouldn't know KSI or Logan Paul if I fell over them. And what kind of obsessive drives 500 miles for a can of pop or whatever it is? I once walked 3 miles for a pint of Sam Smith's Museum Ale but that's about my limit.

 

 

 

It's just gimmicky rubbish like MrBeast Burger.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/19037305/mrbeast-burger-uk-locations-where-open/

[allymisfit]

20 hours ago, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

This is weird. Shoppers rocked up at Aldi to buy cheap energy drinks and, according to the Sun, a ruckus ensued. What is in this drink that it would provoke such emotions? Makes me suspicious. 

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/20887394/moment-shoppers-fight-off-kids-prime-aldi-ksi/

There is something odd here for sure. Mind control at it's finest.

 

I've always found the sheep mentality weird, especially around stuff like this.

Very creepy.

Probably has the latest jab ingredients in it. We know how much they love their jabs.

[Celticdevil]

22 hours ago, sock muppet said:

Sorry peeps, but i am going to spoil whats left of this unfestive nightmare and make everyone scream for justice,

And by this KAREN logic i will say:

Murderers and rapists are people too, free all murders and rapists now, and give them this whore of a politicians home address for some much needed retribution for having been denied their right to murder and rape anyone they so choose.

Sorry peeps but this is off the scale!!!

No they are not under the bed as you put it, you can find them in schools and cupboards, waiting to pounce in just about any location where either you are or children are!!!

Because they are mentally and sexually disturbed by meeting people like you!!!

 

 

Can’t wait to vote this perverted Snp Indie killers tranny luvers out 

there is no words for what they voted for 

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

11 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

It's just gimmicky rubbish like MrBeast Burger.

Just drink enough water. In India, dehydration was a problem so when we felt thirsty, we drank a lime and soda like the locals did. We had an American girl who wouldn't even touch bottled water but drank soft drinks. She ended up in the hospital on a IV drip. The worst I ever got it was in China when hiking the Simatai section of the Great Wall. They called it the dragon's teeth and it was tough going. My shirt was soaked with sweat and I kept drinking water but that caused an electrolyte imbalance. An Aussie nurse was in our group and she mixed up a little packet of sugar, salt, and some other stuff and it fixed the problem. You don't need expensive power drinks unless you're a professional athlete and, there again, how did athletes manage in ancient times without a bottle of Prime?

[Bombadil]

3 minutes ago, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

water. In India, dehydration was a problem so when we felt thirsty, we drank a lime and soda like the locals did. We had an American girl who wouldn't even touch bottled water but drank soft drinks

Seven months in India. Drank water from bottles but watched out for when they were refilled and the lid made tacky with a flame. It gave the impression of a first opening. I ate a lot of fruit and veg, not trusting the meat quality. I got lucky. No major upsets.