You're watching a really bad movie.
Crisis Actors, are the worst.
Over acting, to lull the masses.
Unless she was just really sleepy, and needed a nap.
>Maybe its because they're another clown front.
There is no 'Maybe'.
Dug this in detail yesterday or day before when Trump called them out.
Mason Temple built on site. Harvard Lodge.
But, sliders will slide, and pickles will slide.
>Everyone sees whatever they want to see.
K 11
U 21
N 14
Well, what DO you know…
"11.21.14" most likely refers to Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, 11.21.14, a verse from the Bhāgavata Purāṇa, a Hindu scripture.It describes how remembering the lotus-eyed Personality of Godhead can cleanse one's existence internally and externally.The date November 21, 2014, also saw various events including a military helicopter crash in Romania, a stampede in Zimbabwe, and the transfer offive detainees from Guantanamo Bay, according to Wikipedia. The date also marked the50th anniversary of the New York Public Library's Children's Room
>SLAClab
Strange comms there.
SLAC
@SLAClab
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Dec 12, 2019
Thanks for the egg bites rat king!
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rat king 🐀
@MikeIsaac
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Dec 12, 2019
accidentally mobile ordered ahead a coffee to a private stRbucks at a particle accelerator laboratory so congrats to the physicist who will eat my egg bites this am
SLAC
@SLAClab
·
Oct 7, 2020
Scientists saw how a molecular Ferris wheel delivers protons to cellular factories at the
@Stanford
-SLAC cryoEM center. No human cell can function without these tiny machines, which cause disease when they go haywire and offer potential targets for drugs. https://stanford.io/3jG2DVo
SLAC
@SLAClab
·
Jul 29, 2020
Don't keep all your eggs in one basket. Unless that basket is an unused bike helmet on a quiet campus during a global pandemic. Just be prepared for a bad case of helmet hair.
SLAC
@SLAClab
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Jan 22, 2019
Paleontologists have discovered the first detailed #fossil - 100 million years old - of a #hagfish, using X-rays at
@SLAClab
's synchrotron
@SSRLnews
@UChicago
@PNASNews
@DrPhilManning https://pnas.org/content/early/2019/01/14/1814794116
SLAC
@SLAClab
·
Aug 26, 2020
Today the White House announced the creation of 5 new Quantum Information Science Research Centers led by
@ENERGY
labs across the country. SLAC and
@Stanford
will partner onQ-NEXT,led by
@argonne
, to tackle next-generation quantum science challenges. https://stanford.io/31sV0Ll
https://x.com/SLAClab?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
Q-Next
https://q-next.org/
We bring together national experts and facilities to solve cutting-edge challenges in quantum information science
See Something, Say Something, get ARRESTED AND PROSECUTED without DUE PROCESS cause the entire JUDICIAL SYSTEM IS A DE FACTO SYSTEM.
Yeah, I'd say that's about how it goes.
Anyone, who has attempted to shed light, and been SHOVED INTO THE DARK. Persecuted, and ignored.
WE. WILL. NEVER. FORGET.
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