>>20676181

Trump: Sasparilla? What is that?

Benefits of Sarsaparilla

A plant studied for its use in cancer, and skin, inflammatory, and kidney conditions.

By Dawn Sheldon, RN Updated on March 20, 2024

The sarsaparilla root has been used medicinally for centuries. Many parts of the sarsaparilla plant are used as flavorings in foods and beverages. Interestingly, in the United States, the once-common drink named sarsaparilla didn’t contain any ingredients from the plant—it contained flavoring from the sassafras plant.

Treating Cancer

Sarsaparilla is believed to be an antioxidant, which can lower your body’s levels of free radicals. Free radicals are molecules out of balance, and high levels of them are believed to contribute to many diseases, including cancer.

While several studies suggest that sarsaparilla extract can slow the growth and migration of cancer cells and possibly even kill them, these results were seen in mice and not conducted in human trials.

Researchers have identified several mechanisms they believe are at work in the anti-cancer processes of sarsaparilla. Preliminary studies have found that sarsaparilla was able to stop cancer from spreading by inhibiting the signaling of transforming growth factor-beta 1 (TGF-ß1).5

Other research by some of the same scientists suggested sarsaparilla promoted beneficial changes in cancerous cells by slowing growth and increasing cancer cell death.6

However, these findings lack sufficient evidence and need further investigation in human trials.

https://www.verywellhealth.com/sarsaparilla-benefits-4582510

>>20676106

>"As the eclipse shadow races through the atmosphere, it creates a rapid, localized sunset that triggers large-scale atmospheric waves and small-scale disturbances, or perturbations. These perturbations affect different radio communication frequencies. Gathering the data on these perturbations will help scientists validate and improve current models that help predict potential disturbances to our communications, especially high frequency communication."

Interdasting when you think about Dan Scavino’s Instagram post where Trump is telling Lincoln to Tweet, then tells him it is “Too Low Energy.”

>>20676079

Probably what happened in Baltimore. They are confirming what everyone suspected. Intentional attack on that ship to take the bridge down.

>>20676267

There’s a fairly new comedy series created by Abe Sylvia, starring many celebrities on Apple TV+ called, Palm Royale about when an ambitious woman schemes to secure her seat at America's most exclusive table: Palm Beach high society circa 1969.

What’s interesting is that it stars Carol Burnett as the richest and highest member of Palm Beach Society for the past 49 years, who now happens to be in a type of coma. Annually, she hosted the event of the year, the Beach Ball, inviting the international Who’s Who of the world to attend using her large gold Rolladex.

Well now many people are after that Rolladex because of its value. Plot twist; the real value behind it, and her wealth, is that behind each name, is the crime they committed which she uses to blackmail them into funneling her money through this yearly Ball, which grows her wealth and solidifies her place in society.

It’s a great way of waking up normies that this type of lifestyle actually happens in America, and Carrol Burnet will attract the Boomers to watch.

>>20676340

Great analogy to the election theft:

For 2020, the respective values of Cook’s distance are about 10 and 15 in the two models. I have never seen numbers that big, ever. The chance of seeing such observations in the case of a truly honest election are less than one in five thousand.

I have discussed these observations with conservative friends who oppose Trump. They reply that we have no solid proof of how the election was allegedly stolen. This rejoinder is missing the point.

Suppose while taking a walk in the park, we come across a bloody body with stab wounds. We run to our friend to report a murder. The friend says, “You don’t know who committed the alleged murder; you have not identified the murder weapon or when the murder occurred. Since I don’t like the victim, I am going to deny that there even was a murder.”

Such reasoning is illogical. Clearly a crime did occur. Now it must be investigated to discover how it occurred and who perpetrated it. But you cannot deny the existence of the crime.

I take it as an assumption for the rest of my articles that the 2020 presidential election was indeed stolen, whether you support Trump or not. Having established this to my satisfaction, however, I admit to a worry that every election from now on is capable of being stolen as well. We should return to this issue.

>>20676367

Diet Coke

>>20676383

The mere thought of the loss of power by ‘the people’ if it is true that elections are stolen is too much for some people to bear. That is why they deny it. It means they have no say in their future. Which is true, and happening before their eyes.

As Q said, we need to be the soft landing spot when they finally come to acceptance. No I Told You So’s.

>>20676384

> Four dots not three, so a tweet on the fourth?

>>20676181

>>20676384

What is a four dot ellipsis?

A 4-dot ellipsis does not exist in the truest sense. Three dots denote the omission of content in a citation. A fourth dot implies that the missing content contained at least one phrase.

The Chicago Manual of Style goes into considerable detail about how to use the ellipsis, relating to the three and four dots.

When should you use the four-dot ellipsis?

If a whole sentence or multiple sentences come before an omission, we’ll use a period preceding the three-dot ellipsis mark, creating a sum of four dots.

https://grammarbrain.com/four-dot-ellipsis/

7 dot ellipse on Q’s post. ???

>>20676478

Very interesting because he definitely says ellipse.

>>20676428

Why does the Trump character say “So low energy” so quickly? It’s not by accident. Everything has meaning. Everything.

Solo Energy?

Solar= Solo’

Low Energy was usually associated with Jeb Bush. But the Lincoln character looks a lot like W Bush in the face.

Just spit balling here. Trying to figure out the hidden message.

Lincoln shot on April 14, 1865, died the next morning on April 15, 1865

>>20676505

> Theories have suggested there are17different particle groups and the European Organization for Nuclear Research, better known as CERN, confirmed the existence of one using its Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in 2012."