>>1908564 "Sangs Are Twoofy" (Blood drinkers are thirsty) Screencap

BAKER - Notable

Some of the posts are in notables but I don't think the whole post cap as yet (attached here also).

Sanguinarians = Blood Drinkers

Dig into the 'Toofy Sangs' (Thirsty Blood Drinkers), posts which were posted earlier. Is this what Q is referring to when he says we are 'prey' for the elites?

'Sangs' is the name blood drinkers use to describe themselves and, drink human blood for its psychological and physical benefits. Excerpts from the BBC article linked below, explains -

The People Who Drink Human Blood

"In most major cities around the world, communities of ordinary people – nurses, bar staff, secretaries – are drinking human blood on a regular basis. The question is, why?"

"In the French quarter of New Orleans, John Edgar Browning is about to take part in a "feeding". It begins as clinically as a medical procedure. His acquaintance first swabs a small patch on Browning’s upper back with alcohol. He then punctures it with a disposable hobby scalpel, and squeezes until the blood starts flowing. Lowering his lips to the wound, Browning's associate now starts lapping up the wine-dark liquid. “He drank it a few times, then cleaned and bandaged me,” Browning says today.

To Browning’s bemusement, he was not quite to his host’s taste. “He said my blood was not as metallic as it should have been – so he was a little disappointed,” he recalls; apparently, diet, hydration and blood group can all make a subtle difference to the flavour. After they had cleaned up, the pair went to a charity dinner in aid of the homeless."

"After consuming seven shot glasses of blood, our digestive system works wonderfully."

"So-called "medical sanguinarians" claim that regular shots of blood relieve them of fatigue, headaches and severe stomach pains."

“This effect can be further enhanced if there is a ritual component associated with the ingestion, and if the individual feels a sense of some kind of exclusivity (such as drinking a very expensive and rare wine).” Combined with the fact that blood is highly nutritious, and a natural laxative, he thinks this may be why it offers some temporary relief for both the digestive and mental difficulties.

Full article -

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20151021-the-people-who-drink-human-blood

https://archive.is/rlS4p

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It's a possibility anon. It's interesting to see some research into the communities and perceived benefits of blood drinking which may go alongside our suspicions of adrenochrome suppliers and users.

We dig on….

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Shivers

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Love a rare fillet steak, Tuscan carpaccio and steak tartarre when in Paris myself, but this is a whole other cuisine.

New twitter strategy to share, working well after being shadow banned. May seem simple, but hopefully it helps others who are SB'd.

After being shadow banned since posting the #IGReport memes a change of tactics was needed. The shadow ban appears lifted after a week of doing this -

• Tweeted slowly and steadily 5 - 8 tweets a day.

• Tweeted original tweets with articles from here and twitter (not retweets)

• Tweeted original memes from here, each one with different text and different hashtags

• Used trending but relevant hashtags and reached a whole new audience and followers for some subjects using #MAGA #WalkAway #WalkAwayCampaign #TuesdayThoughts (and the other days)

• Replied to my replies with more information / resources / side-by-sides / memes (the more replies, the more people look)

• Followed people who like or retweet my tweets and they follow back - increased audience

Again, may seem simple but it worked.

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Good luck fren. What were you doing before being SB'd? I'm thinking my sudden big burst of #IGReport tweets did it for me and the algo flagged my account.