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In this installment A dig into many of the topics surrounding Tartaria, and atmospheric energy technologies. in addition to these main points other points of interest include (but definitely not limited to!) :
The sun encoded as Napoleon
letting people push you out of your rocking chair,
#33 and Centripetal charge collapse,
the 4th phase of water (structured water),
the Planet of the apes scenario,
time/space/frequency/scale,
defining our place in the cosmos for convenience's sake (ball Earth),
adding our verse to the Song,
reprogramming our capacity for information,
the big Black Rock at the pole running "the show"
occult teachings hidden in institutional lessons,
and the political bias being pushed by the Tartaria narratives.
and yes, even more!!!
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In this installment A dig into many of the topics surrounding Tartaria, and atmospheric energy technologies. in addition to these main points other points of interest include (but definitely not limited to!) :
The sun encoded as Napoleon
letting people push you out of your rocking chair,
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the 4th phase of water (structured water),
the Planet of the apes scenario,
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#encodedinformation
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