Anonymous ID: a60106 June 3, 2020, 4:36 a.m. No.9445615   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun

Watching Ben Afflick always snaps be back to Red Bank.

No matter what he does I always put him into that context . . .

 

Do Jay and Silent Bob lurk here?

 

I just watched the Q videos posted new last night.

 

I still dont' know what happened on the bridge last night in Manhattan, and I have to review notables, now that I reviewed Q drops.

any news thta seems to be more important, there is so much going on? I will start on notables. I hope they are good

Anonymous ID: a60106 June 3, 2020, 4:46 a.m. No.9445679   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun

as a hobby I review videos of walkthroughs: streets of tourist places, old buildings, archological ruins, etc.

so yesterday I decided to look up a mueseum that is in Tunisa, called the Bardo (yes, what a strange name, someone goes there and they are in 'the Bardo', but not in Bardo, I suppose, an anside to an aside.

 

but the point of this: the idea of the 'swirl' in art is a very very old one, the Doric Column is usually capped with something that some thing is that. As well swirlly things show up at the sides of frames of giant mosaics of scenese that were crafted into the floors and walls and ceilings of the old buildings.

 

my point: the mosaics at that muesuem show a curious evolvution of the 'wave' (I call it a wave, cause it's not a swirl).

and they have the swrill either as the stuff inside of a wave, along the fringe, or the swril of a vine that is growing like that (like a fiddle head fern does I suppose) and then . . . in one mosaic you see that it's kind of a combination of both. The swrilly vine is married to the swrilly ocean waves andyou get little cornicopias of abundunace represented with in the little wave crests.

 

so I suggest that anyone who has some hard idea that the swirl always represents . . . something horrible about the ones who like it an use it: it seems to me to me 'water things', or 'of Posiedon', or fruit of the sea.

and the swril might also be 'abudnace of vines' and the combination, perhaps, abudace of the sea of vines.

 

looking at the border features of the mosaic floors at the Tunisian Bardo mueseum will yield insight into these designs.

on one of the mosaics there aren't any swirls but instead . . . where each swirll would be in a similar design it a tiny bent cross that connects to the next time bent cross (yes that cross that is taboo).

 

so if you're board look up videos on Tunsian muesuem walk through

or Roman Massaic floors and watch those videos and learn about ancient iconography.

It's relavant to memes and to messaging.

 

PS: when you search for the Tunisian Bardo muesuem you will also find . . . about a horible story of terrorists at that mueseum.

but we must live through these things and still gain the knowledge of the past that so scares the terrorists that they would do what they did at a mueseum like that.

Anonymous ID: a60106 June 3, 2020, 4:55 a.m. No.9445733   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun   >>5820

question about the nursing homes.

  1. Did they profiteer by sending these people there when the other options were available.

  2. Did people already die, or did they use the pandemic to create a narrative that people were dieing in great numbers?

and how would they have these peopel to have die, or to have to have die?

maybe the people were already dead and the fake-demic was a way for the cretins to cover up that dead people were getting fullboat welfare and pensions, and voting democrat, and living in an expensive nursing home (as per records and payments of pensions, etc) years after already being dead.

 

so which is the real story:

real people died years ago, deaths faked now to cover up fraud?

real people were sick and other profiteered by sending them to an expensive nursing home

or something else?

 

or there were no real people and it was all fake (that must also be considered)

 

I have no conclusions, just alternative scenarios. MY mind says the one I like the most, that meets all my assumptions (and fallacies, perhaps) is the 'already dead, faking it now to cover old crime' scinario.

but I don't know what the real story is.

we will need to figure out which is real narrative if we want a better account of these troubling times.

 

Still don't know what happened on that bridge overnight.

Anonymous ID: a60106 June 3, 2020, 5:13 a.m. No.9445857   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun

who remembers these surreal images:

fierce officers in HongKong faced off on a live stream in the early AM from a Hong Kong feed, June 12, 2019 (a couple of days before Flag Day 2019, which comes up soon, get the birthday memes ready!)

Anonymous ID: a60106 June 3, 2020, 5:27 a.m. No.9445979   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun   >>5990 >>5995 >>6045

when you see a brick building

imagine that each brick is it's own space ship

and they attach to each other somehow

and they are orders of magnitude larger . . .

and they are off in far orbit

of the Earth, or in the asteroid belt.

and each brick is the size of a giant dirigible.

an they all have vaulted innards.

and they all can attach together, and reform their ordering of how they attach.

so each person would have multiple giant sized vaulted morphiple bubble house domes.

and the way they can attach to gether? like they are molecules, like they are buildings, any way at all that you can imagine.

like chains that reach to other planets and swirl around them, built out of fullerine materials that are elastic.

Anonymous ID: a60106 June 3, 2020, 6:08 a.m. No.9446295   ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ.is ๐Ÿ”—kun

I went looking for this.

by the time I find it, is the bread done, got destracted, posted other things.

you don't have to kiss a baker to get some bread,

and you don't have to like the mailman to get your mail

Bakers, Rock on!