LORD OF HUMILITY

Lord of humility, dwelling in the

little pariah hut

help us to reach for Thee throughout

that fair land

watered by Ganges, Brahmaputra

and Jamuna.

Give us receptiveness, give us open-heartedness,

give us Thy humility, give us

the ability and willingness

to identify ourselves with the

masses of India.

O God, who does help only when man

feels utterly humble,

grant that we may not be

isolated from the people

we would serve as servants and friends.

Let us be embodiments of self-sacrifice,

embodiments of godliness,

humility personified, that we

may know the land better

and love it more.

— Ghandi

E.'s guide to the year to come

Emergence

Cicada's swarm awakens.

>>8232689

Behold, it moves!

>>8232730

There are numerous science fiction stories,

Often written for kids

About people living in a rigidly controlled society underground

One misfit kid, years to be free

And to see if the surface really is the awful place it is claimed to be

They find a way through utility corridors,

Through ventilations shafts

Or through abandoned tunnels

And discover that the world above

Is not a radioactive desolation

But a beautiful place where people live in freedom

Then there is the movie

About an island in China Lake

The Island (2005)

Covfefe will REVOLUTIONISE science

Covfefe refers to two things, and the second is the more important

Firstly CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium and Iron which makes the best magnetic material

It is used in telecommunications devices, and also in Directed Energy Weapons and other military devices that use electromagnetic radiation. I suspect that inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain and only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

However, this is not just a great alloy. This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium and Iron, and not just one molecule of each, but a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together and a V is bound to both on one side, and another element on the other.

The second thing is that a biochemical, an enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vandium FeFe bridge in them and this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things so you may wish to research hydrogenase or nitrogenase and FeFe

How does vanadium nitrogenase reduce CO to hydrocarbons?

https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2011/dt/c1dt10240k#!divAbstract

Nitrogenase enzymes containing molybdenum normally reduce N2 to NH3, and are severely inhibited by CO, but vanadium-nitrogenase reduces CO to hydrocarbons C2H4, C2H6 and C3H8. Aspects of the mechanism of this unexpected and unprecedented reaction have been investigated by density functional simulations of the iron-vanadium cofactor FeV-co [NFe7VS9(homocitrate)] protein-bound by cysteine and histidine.

Notice the term cofactor as well.

CO is Carbon Monoxide.

Clearly it means that if you can get a supply of O, C and H atoms from something like Lunar Rocks, you can make petroleum fuels. Other enzymes can extract water or oxygen or even make electricity.

This is going to enable two things. First the Lunar mining colonies which will provide fuel for Mars rockets. Secondly the ability to create closed ecosystems in space with everything needed to sustain human life.

Starships!

And think what this means about the Earth.

Since Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, could this be evidence that there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum? I think the answer is YES.

Covfefe will REVOLUTIONISE science

Covfefe refers to two things, and the second is the more important

Firstly CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium and Iron which makes the best magnetic material

It is used in telecommunications devices, and also in Directed Energy Weapons and other military devices that use electromagnetic radiation. I suspect that inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain and only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

However, this is not just a great alloy. This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium and Iron, and not just one molecule of each, but a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together and a V is bound to both on one side, and another element on the other.

The second thing is that a biochemical, an enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vandium FeFe bridge in them and this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things so you may wish to research hydrogenase or nitrogenase and FeFe

How does vanadium nitrogenase reduce CO to hydrocarbons?

https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2011/dt/c1dt10240k#!divAbstract

Nitrogenase enzymes containing molybdenum normally reduce N2 to NH3, and are severely inhibited by CO, but vanadium-nitrogenase reduces CO to hydrocarbons C2H4, C2H6 and C3H8. Aspects of the mechanism of this unexpected and unprecedented reaction have been investigated by density functional simulations of the iron-vanadium cofactor FeV-co [NFe7VS9(homocitrate)] protein-bound by cysteine and histidine.

Notice the term cofactor as well.

CO is Carbon Monoxide.

Clearly it means that if you can get a supply of O, C and H atoms from something like Lunar Rocks, you can make petroleum fuels. Other enzymes can extract water or oxygen or even make electricity.

This is going to enable two things. First the Lunar mining colonies which will provide fuel for Mars rockets. Secondly the ability to create closed ecosystems in space with everything needed to sustain human life.

Starships!

And think what this means about the Earth.

Since Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, could this be evidence that there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum? I think the answer is YES.

>>8233042

Covfefe will REVOLUTIONISE science

Covfefe refers to two things, and the second is the more important

Firstly CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium and Iron which makes the best magnetic material

It is used in telecommunications devices, and also in Directed Energy Weapons and other military devices that use electromagnetic radiation. I suspect that inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain and only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

However, this is not just a great alloy. This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium and Iron, and not just one molecule of each, but a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together and a V is bound to both on one side, and another element on the other.

The second thing is that a biochemical, an enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vanadium FeFe bridge in them and this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things so you may wish to research hydrogenase or nitrogenase and FeFe

And think what this means about the Earth.

Since Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, could this be evidence that there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum? I think the answer is YES.

>>8233042

Covfefe will REVOLUTIONISE science

Covfefe refers to two things, and the second is the more important

Firstly CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium and Iron which makes the best magnetic material

It is used in telecommunications devices, and also in Directed Energy Weapons and other military devices that use electromagnetic radiation. I suspect that inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain and only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

However, this is not just a great alloy. This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium and Iron, and not just one molecule of each, but a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together and a V is bound to both on one side, and another element on the other.

The second thing is that a biochemical, an enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vanadium FeFe bridge in them and this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things so you may wish to research hydrogenase or nitrogenase and FeFe

Since Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, could this be evidence that there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum? I think the answer is YES.

>>8233042

Covfefe will REVOLUTIONISE science

Firstly CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium and Iron which makes the best magnetic material

It is used in telecommunications devices, and also in Directed Energy Weapons and other military devices that use electromagnetic radiation. I suspect that inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain and only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

However, this is not just a great alloy. This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium and Iron, and not just one molecule of each, but a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together and a V is bound to both on one side, and another element on the other.

The second thing is that a biochemical, an enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vanadium FeFe bridge in them and this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things so you may wish to research hydrogenase or nitrogenase and FeFe

Since Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, could this be evidence that there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum? I think the answer is YES.

>>8233042

Covfefe will REVOLUTIONISE science

CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium & Iron which makes the best magnetic material

Used in telecom devices, also in Directed Energy Weapons & other military devices that use electromagnetic radiation. I suspect inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain & only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium & Iron, a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together & a V is bound to both on one side, & another element on the other.

An enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum'

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vanadium FeFe bridge in them & this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things. Research hydrogenase or nitrogenase & FeFe

Since Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, could this be evidence that there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum? I think the answer is YES.

>>8233042

Covfefe will REVOLUTIONISE science

CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium & Iron which makes the best magnetic material

Used in telecom devices, also in Directed Energy Weapons & other military devices that use electromagnetic radiation. I suspect inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain & only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium & Iron, a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together & a V is bound to both on one side, & another element on the other.

An enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum'

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vanadium FeFe bridge in them & this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things. Research hydrogenase or nitrogenase & FeFe

Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, evidence there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum.

>>8233042

CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium & Iron which makes the best magnetic material

Used in telecom devices, in Directed Energy Weapons & other electromagnetic military devices. I think inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain & only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium & Iron, a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together & a V is bound to both on one side, & another element on the other.

An enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum'

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vanadium FeFe bridge in them & this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things. Research hydrogenase or nitrogenase & FeFe

Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, evidence there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum.

>>8233042

CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium & Iron which makes the best magnetic material

Used in telecom devices, in Directed Energy Weapons & other electromagnetic military devices. I think inferior materials were slipped into the F-35 supply chain & only when the jets were used at the limits of their capability, they failed to perform due to not having CoVFeFe magnets.

This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium & Iron, a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together & a V is bound to both on one side, & another element on the other.

>>8233042

CoVFeFe is an alloy of Cobalt, Vanadium & Iron which makes the best magnetic material

This is an example of something special in the atomic level interactions of Vanadium & Iron, a structure known as a bridge in which two Fe atoms are bound together & a V is bound to both on one side, & another element on the other.

>>8233042

An enzyme called Vanadium Nitrogenase can manufacture petroleum'

V-nitrogenase molecules contain a Vanadium FeFe bridge in them & this is the key to how it works. Other similar enzymes also do some amazing things. Research hydrogenase or nitrogenase & FeFe

Vanadium is commonly found in deposits of a hardened long-chain petroleum mineral called asphaltite, evidence there are natural processes in the crust, that manufacture petroleum.

>>8233042

Found a bug.

If the Archive option fails because your post is too long,

It posts the message anyway

Sorry!

>>8233069

I think it's because I kept shortening the message hoping that it would fit the archive requirement.

If anyone is pinging Codemonkey about this, suggest that the message saying its too long to archive, could say how many characters too long.

>>8233101

No.

The Cabal originate from a Turkic people from the steppes of Central Asia. There are lots of rivers in the steppes, not just the major tributaries but thousands more flowing into them.

These people used small dugout canoes or rafts to travel on or across rivers. To them, a whirlpool is a trap that you can't get out of without help.

So it is no coincidence that in their culture they see a whirlpool shape as a trap. The cult of con artists originated among these people, and they use symbols to mark things as a magic spell. So when they started selling ice creams and popsicles in parks and in the streets to identify and then trap, susceptible children, what better symbol to paint on the cart?

I often wonder whether the business was started by these masonic jesters.