hoi.polloi wrote:ICfreely ... compared to your deeper research, I am saddened when your enthusiasm for the truth resorts in just posting YouTube videos to our forum like we're Facebook.
hoi.polloi wrote:Is there some way I could inspire you to go back to your lengthy (researched, cited) diatribes?
hoi.polloi wrote:Also, did you hear the latest Clues Chronicle about Newton, where we used much of your posts involving Newton?
ICfreely wrote:It’s good to be King?
Tehran to Cairo - English Subtitled
full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au3LGoUcoIg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au3LGoUcoIg
1:20:58 - Queen Farah Pahlavi: “Not everyone knew about the illness. The first time HIM actually talked to me about cancer was in Mexico. Some thought that if His Majesty went to the States, for treatment, it would be better [], so we requested to go there if possible. In order to make certain His Majesty was ill, the Americans sent a doctor, a specialist of tropical diseases. Then the decision was made that we should go to the States. When we arrived by plane to the States, at first the plane touched down somewhere by mistake. No one expected the plane to land there so how that mistake was made… Then we went to another airport and from there arrived at the airport in New York. Princess Ashraf had a home there where we were supposed to stay but Mr. David Rockefeller said it was best for His Majesty to go straight to the hospital [
] so that’s what we did and His Majesty was taken directly to the hospital.” [
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http://cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=1854&start=45#p2399557
23:35 Queen Farah Pahlavi: For example, when one heard that not only ordinary people but some well-educated ones saw Khomeini’s image in the moon or a facial hair of his in the Quran what can you think?
ICfreely wrote:Copernicus's remains laid to rest – again
full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mgeabpk_2A4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mgeabpk_2A4
1:11 - An image of what Old Nick may have looked like.
1:27 - Goran Hendriksson: "I just opened the book and in the middle of the book I saw immediately a hair. We found nine hairs and two of them matched perfectly – the DNA…"
http://cluesforum.info/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=1487&start=15#p2399224
36:46 - Queen Farah Pahlavi: As Einstein said, “all the energy in the world will not help us go back even one second.”
Mickey wrote:Wow didn't see a trip to India coming ! Hope you had some great fun, although Bangalore is very crowded and chaoticAre you back in Italy? If not I would definitely recommend going to some other cities and smaller towns to get a real taste of India. Did you discuss 911 fakery with Dr. Rao? What was his take on it?
Mickey wrote:@Gopi , welcome to Cluesforum. Didn't know another desi had joined the forum. There was someone else who had joined in 2013/14, but he made an angry exit for reasons unknown. You have actually gone a lot further than a lot of us here in meeting Simon in personCurious to know if you follow Indian media and are aware of fakeries there as well (some have been touched upon in this forum).
ICfreely wrote:Yes, now that you mention it. I'd appreciate your (or anyone else's) thoughts on the "Engineering 'disease'" thread. Have you found it useful/empowering in any way? Has it changed your outlook on healthcare? Do you have any questions? Anything you'd like me to clarify? Should I focus more on allopatic abuse or holistic healing? There's a million ways I can go with it...
elmoastro wrote:So here it is. I'm becoming more and more convinced that there is more land "out there". Whether it's beyond some ice wall and leads to another sun/moon system, whether it's another Amazon jungle full of primitive tribes, or even advanced tech types who can even visit these far off places; to me it makes more sense that "they" are protecting their knowledge of this.
simonshack wrote:*
Hi everyone,
Just wished to pop by & say hi to all - and to apologize once again for being rather inactive on the forum lately (even if I read it / and moderate it daily).
Apart from being deeply absorbed by the final 'touches' to my (provisionally-named) "TYCHO-SSSS" solar system model - which keeps my optimism "sky-high" (since it's proving to pan out beautifully / beyond my wildest expectations) - I'm going through a very sad, unpleasant 'fight' with my own two elder brothers whose insane / pathological greed are now threatening my own, tranquil way of life - including the house that I live in. I won't mention any details about this current, personal situation of mine - even if it could make for a pretty interesting 'case study' of how certain types of privileged / spoiled individuals will continue to act as if their financial comfort (enabled to them by their mum and dad's hard work and parental generosity) were some sort of 'god-given' right assigned to their lives on this Earth. Suffice to say that my two elder brothers think that I am 'mad' (as in 'tinfoil hat loonie') - and that they both hang up the phone on me whenever I try to call them.
I know, this 'outing' of mine may perhaps discourage some Cluesforum members (for fear of being labelled as 'mad, tinfoil hat lunatics') from pursuing their valiant efforts at pinpointing the flaws of this world - and its 'humanity'. Yet, I'm becoming increasingly convinced of late - that such insecure / fearful people are just redundant folks who simply need not participate in the world-improvement that smart & honest folks will inevitably achieve (and no, this is not a Darwinian concept!). It's just too bad that - for us people living in this current epoch - what smart and honest people will inevitably achieve is something that only our children's children will be able to enjoy. However, let us be glad for pioneering - so to speak - the inevitable (long-term) improvement of this planet's society.
hoi.polloi wrote:It's worth discussing all the mysteries and enigmas of health, as long as we don't bring it to the (perhaps very necessary but out-of-context) spiritual discussions.
‘Fillet of a fenny snake,
In the cauldron boil and bake;
Eye of newt and toe of frog,
Wool of bat and tongue of dog,
Adder’s fork and blind-worm’s sting,
Lizard’s leg and howlet’s wing,
For a charm of powerful trouble,
Like a hell-broth boil and bubble.’
It sounds like the three witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth (Act 4, Scene 1) were brewing up a medieval vaccine.![]()
http://www.davidpratt.info/roberts.htm
A construction worker who won $1 million in a lottery scratch-off game four years ago has defied enormous odds by hitting a $1 million jackpot again.
But don't call him lucky.
After Bruce Magistro hit the jackpot the first time in 2012, his wife, Yvonne, lost a three-year battle with cancer. Much of the prize money went to pay for her medical bills.
"She passed away two years ago today," Magistro's son, Nick Mayers, said Wednesday. He said he was sure the second jackpot was her way of sending help back to the family.
"This is definitely a gift, from her to him," Mayers said.
State lottery officials introduced Magistro at a news conference at the Long Island gas station where he bought the second winning ticket April 11.
Magistro said he plays the lottery every day and plunked down $20 at Mike's Super Citgo in West Babylon for a set of 10 Win for Life scratch-offs.
"This is impossible," Magistro said he thought as he scratched off a lottery ticket and realized he won $1 million. "I just couldn't believe I hit it two times."
He now plans to share his winnings with his three children and his fiancee.
Magistro won $1 million on a different lottery scratch-off game he played at the same gas station in 2012.
The latest win came the first time he had played the Win for Life game, which will pay him $1,000 each week — with a minimum of $1 million — for the rest of his life.
Lottery representative Yolanda Vega, who had presented Magistro with a ceremonial check for his first win, said even then she felt he could win a second time.
"He was so positive and outgoing that I knew he'd win again," she said. "There was something about Bruce that I felt. There was this energy coming from his core."
State gaming officials said the odds Magistro beat to get the Win for Life grand prize were 1 in 7,745,600, and they were 1 in 2,520,000 when he won the Extreme Cash scratch-off in 2012. That's 2,520,000 (9) and 7,745,600 (29, =11)
But beating those kinds of odds twice aren't unheard of. A North Carolina woman with breast cancer won $1 million in a lottery game in February and then scored a $250,000(7 again) prize last month. In 2012, a man in suburban Chicago won $1 million from a "Merry Millionaire" scratch-off game after winning the same amount nine years earlier.
Magistro said he plans to use the money to pay his bills and go on a vacation, though he hasn't decided where just yet.
"Hopefully I'll win again," he joked. "Third time's a charm."
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