>>1204508 (prev. breads)

>>1204530 muchas gracias for the translation, sucada anon.

>https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2018/104-10535-10000.pdf

>>1206796 >gold mine

>https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/104-10050-10226.pdf

thanks, anon. digging into it now.

from yesterday:

also, James Earl Ray was down in Mexico less than a year before MLK was assassinated.

>>1201019

>>1199843 >BINGO MLK SHOOTER

>https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/docid-32397376.pdf

>>1200017 >While in Mexico, Ray, using the alias Eric Starvo Galt, Ray left Mexico on or around November 16, 1967.

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Earl_Ray#Activity_in_1967

>>1200108 >MeXico. Oswald was there too prior to 11/22/63

>>1200132 >Sylvia Duran programmer?

>>1200373

>https://

www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/the-romneys-mexican-history-62357039/

>>1207624

>>1207640

>>1207649

Japanese blessing before meals.

Feels yummy coming off the tonugue.

"Saying Itadakimasu has two meanings.

One is to appreciate all the people who involved in the meal. The person who served you the meal, who grew the vegetables, who fished and of course who cooked for you.

The other meaning is to appreciate the ingredients. Japanese people always believe that even vegetables and fruits have a life as well as the meat and the fish.

By saying itadakimasu, show the appreciation of, “I receive your life and it becomes my life”.

This seems to be the real meaning."

>>1207597

>Indoctrination starts in the school lunchroom.

Yes, exactly why that was MO's 1st project in the WH.

Small correction: I have never eaten so much meat (& fish) as when I went to Asia.

Difference is that there are also full vegetarian dishes readily available on every menu, so that those who don't eat meat can also partake in the meal.

So it's not keeping veggies out of diets in the U.S., but also about creating a false division between "vegetarians" and meat eaters.

That divsion is deeper than most anyone thinks, but it's completely non-existent when you travel elsewhere.

>>1207730

i do cuz it was just last night ;) no reason we all can't bring back the tradition in our own ways.

>>1207758 yes, would also add:

Grow Your Own wherever & whenever possible.

Start a compost bin (even small) to observe & manage the process of how "food" decomposes into rich soil.

If you eat meat, butcher an animal yourself (w/ experts to teach you) or at the least, watch one being done.

(Make sure to say goodbye to the animal and thank it before it perishes.)

>I also think we would need less food if it was all high quality food.

Agree. Key point which could be the fulcrum from which to turn the ship.

>>1207808 thanks for the heads-up anon.

also agree this is the way to explore.

also liked this interpretation of the original side-by-side that caught attention early morning.

>>1206611

>Wind the clock w/ all markers.

>Winding a clock tightens the spring, compressing it, making it smaller…….

Spitball : Are the markers the fulcrum (pivot points) on which to link up the side-by-side proofs?

>>1207549

>>1207544

Note: JFK was also a sailor.

>>1207560 Very nice graphic, anon, thanks. Clean & clear.

Also, fyi there's an online poker company HQ'ed in a building near the Janet Air terminal at LVV.

Building is in the vicinity of that "aviation fuel tank" that was shot at during the massacre.

Can't remember much about the name of the company and sauce requires a deep dig. But if one were to pull up a map of the area around Mandalay Bay and that tank, one could pretty easily find the building and then the company.

Never dug too deep into the company, but "Game forum comms" makes me wonder if there isn't something there.

>>1207617

Theme music.

>>1208028

>>1207617

>Theme music.

Jefferson Airplane

• White Rabbit

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=9HmJ QyS8Q Vw

>>1207974

Agree, anon. Easy to appropriate & venerate

other cultures' traditions to forget that we've always had our own that came from this land.

That's part of the Game They like to play with us, no?

There's a deep dig around Thanksgiving and the Puritans that worth the time WHEN it becomes time. Probably around the same time everyone starts digging into Harvard.

>>1207971 jmho, but if it's too difficult, most likely not the right path. remember: this info has to be communicated to normies sooner or later, and most of them have the attention span of a flea.

>>1208068 Nice one. Great lyrics.

>>1208153

prefer not to get into a debate about this atm, but, if you're interested in potential sources, would suggest you look to the Bactrian reign in Greece around 200 BC.

Obvious cross-pollination in art & archetypes between West & East (even Japan) during that time period.