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>Interesting wonder why this religious organization would have contracts with the DOD? ..quite odd!>10818950

depends on religion

cults ok

christianity not so much

https://www.capitalgazette.com/news/ph-ac-cn-detox-1214-20141214-story.html

A detoxification program in Annapolis supported by the Church of Scientology is treating veterans suffering from chronic Gulf War-related conditions.

Treatments are funded by the U.S. Department of Defense through a $633,677 grant issued in September 2010, according to Pentagon officials. The Annapolis office opened in January, Clinical Trial Coordinator Crystal Grant said.

>>10819849

red hat society

wat they do after putting

u in early grave

sukers

https://www.capegazette.com/article/red-hat-society-witches-have-ball/169747

Red Hat Society Chapter The Evening Primroses, from Lewes, took to their brooms and flew into the Delaware Coastal Airport for a witches ball Oct. 30. Each month, one of the chapter members picks a location for their regular get-together, and hostess Pat Holzer decided to have the event at the Georgetown airport with Arena’s Deli supplying the luncheon. Since it is an airport, she decided that a witches ball would be an appropriate theme for this October meeting.

>>10819995

>Conspiracy Theories

conspiracy analyst Question voracity of

pseudoscience soo″dō-sī′əns►

n. A theory, methodology, or practice that is considered to be without scientific foundation.

n. False or pretended science; a pretended science.

n. Any body of knowledge purported to be scientific or supported by science but which fails to comply with the scientific method.

https://www.sciencealert.com/two-more-classic-psychology-studies-just-failed-the-reproducibility-test

For years now, researchers have been warning about a reproducibility crisis in science - the realisation that a lot of seminal papers, particularly in psychology, don't actually hold up when scientists take the time to try to reproduce the results.

>>10820017

corn is ready fo to be cut