>>3862306

you seem stubborn on this... there are multiple images from different locations, and now at least one video all showing the same characteristics.

You seem to think a laser from space can't do it.

Would you like to discuss the science and logic behind your claims with me? Are you assuming that there is "air" and "space" only between the satellites and the surface of the earth?

The Spinning Magnet, one of the tripcode library books, sheds light on this topic, anon. So does Eric Dollard. What do you know about Faraday's contribution to mankind?

>>3862658

What do people in Prison do, anon?

Have you read the epilogue to Behold a Pale Horse?

>>3862749

My brother prints money. All day long. pallets of 100 bills. 120k+ overtime. Convicted felon. 5% of the Black population woke up, and no one has been thrown in Jail yet. People don't go back to sleep. They wake up other people. Everyone gained from felon voting could be lost from immigration reform, again, without arrests. Woke people vote. Dems have a big motivation issue and it will only get worse as need to dumb them down will increase, regardless of jailing.

I think it's the right thing to do regardless, though I voted against it to give POTUS a chance to fully implement reform first.

If the plan never happens, we have much bigger things to worry about than elections.

>>3862880

electromagnetic field waves (which everything travels on and which are universal) likely helped by fine aluminum particulates, and sent from a microwave inside of a Tesla Coil.

>>3862906

But if you want to disprove it, just grab a soil sample, using a steel scoop and placing into a steel container, and test it for Titrium. If it's there, that's what it is.

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>>3862880

https://aip.scitation.org/doi/abs/10.1063/1.2902952?journalCode=jap&

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>>3862906

Aluminum as a combustible:

http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a425147.pdf

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>>3863006

So the aluminum particulates make sense as a combustible or reflector. Dollard explains…and this is sorta out there…

conductivity has everything to do with reflectivity and nothing to do with the internal molecular arrangement of a metal. Shiny things reflect and are great conductors, non shiny things don't. Why? because "current" doesn't actually travel through the wire. it travels along the spaces "surrounding" the wire, or between wires. Sounds nuts, but if you listen, you'll see how radio geeks figured this stuff out and made the telegraph work in the process.

>>3863000

What's to say "justice" is 2? we still have 39 days left of fall.

>>3863104

reminds me of how the whitehats looked at the blackhats during the funeral

>>3863112

Bad day at work?

Wanna talk about it?

>>3863139

really?

Board full of dedicated SRA stoppers.

stupid fucking joke anyway. if you're going to go there, save it for above 120 IQ references, k?

>>3862827

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>>3863151

Like this.

>>3863068

not a radiofag or sparkyfag, but based off my research on the topic and similar topics where information was intentionally hidden from general public psyche, I'd lean towards a radiofag for guidance if I wanted to know how this could be done.

Even if you just watch the first minute… WATCH!

This guy is hilariously brilliant, or just hilarious. Either way it's worth it.