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~×~Pharistocracy ~×~ From a long time ago, the Pharistocracy emerges as a cryptic power tracing its roots to Egypt’s divine rulers. From the Pharaohs’ thrones, this secretive power honed dominion over wealth, wisdom, and sway, bending civilizations to their will. Across centuries, they morphed into Europe’s noble bloodlines, their influence still strong, now rumored to pull strings from Switzerland’s fortified banks. Steeped in mystery and guarded by silence, the Pharistocracy endures as the unseen force steering humanity’s path. An ancient dynasty rarely spoken aloud. 👁️ Thread 🧵 👇 👇
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Jason retweeted
Nearly all. 42 of the first 43 U.S. presidents (all but Martin Van Buren) descend from King John of England. Recent counts put it at 43+ out of 46 via the same Plantagenet line.
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Hey @Grok, how many US presidents are descended from British royalty? Be very concise.
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Dr. Masaru Emoto’s experiments suggest that our words, thoughts, music, emotions, actions, and sounds dynamically influence water, altering its structure positively or negatively. 👀
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Between 1917 and 1922, the Bolshevik regime executed or caused the deaths of tens of thousands of clergy, monks, and devout believers—far more than the documented Christian martyrs under Roman persecution across three centuries. Yet this targeted anti-religious campaign, part of a broader Red Terror that claimed millions of lives, is rarely highlighted in mainstream historical discourse. Why?
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5)New York City, New York (1916)
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"The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history." – George Orwell
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Build great beautiful buildings again xitter.cf/i/status/1999065889086…
A century ago, American cities were something else entirely. They took credit from a past civilization and then destroyed it. 🧵 1) St. Louis, Missouri (1904 World's Fair)
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Replying to @EndWokeness
Never forget
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Before words were spoken, geometry already ruled. Before gods were named, pattern reigned. Before anyone called it “the world,” vibration had already begun to fold itself into shape. This is not decoration. This is the operating system of existence. Every line, every ratio, every spiral and bloom is a line of code the universe runs to generate galaxies, atoms, thoughts, and heartbeats. Sacred geometry is not metaphor. It is mechanics. It is the scaffolding on which everything stands. We were never supposed to learn it from books. We were supposed to wake up and recognize it because it is already etched into us: in the double helix, in the chambers of the heart, in the electromagnetic torus that pulses around every living body. See the pattern once, and the veil drops. You stop looking at the world. You start reading it.
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Evansville, Indiana – 1890 They want you to believe this masterpiece was completed in 24 months by farmers with basic tools. Take a good look. This isn’t pioneer workmanship. This is the remnant of a far older, far superior civilization. 👀 👁
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An intriguing article published in the New York Journal in 1896, listing the documented heights of several well-known giants from recent history. 👁 🧐
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A century ago, American cities were something else entirely. They took credit from a past civilization and then destroyed it. 🧵 1) St. Louis, Missouri (1904 World's Fair)
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Iranian students, full of hope and revolutionary fervor, joyfully celebrate the triumph of the 1979 Islamic Revolution in February, proudly holding up a portrait of Ayatollah Khomeini.Back then, they had no idea what the future held in store for them or how dramatically their lives and their country would change.
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Forget ayahuasca. Your own pineal gland naturally produces DMT — the same powerful psychedelic found in plants. But in most people (around 93%, according to viral claims), it's said to be "blocked" or calcified — limiting access to its full potential.
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First image: Modern desktop Schumann resonator circuit board. Second image: The labyrinth floor of Chartres Cathedral, France (~1220). Schumann resonators emit electromagnetic pulses tuned to 7.83 Hz — Earth's natural "heartbeat" frequency.
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A century ago, American cities were something else entirely. They took credit from a past civilization and then destroyed it. 🧵 1) St. Louis, Missouri (1904 World's Fair)
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2)Chicago, Illinois (1893 World's Fair)
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They find and then demolished xitter.cf/i/status/1997982419593…
Take a good look at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. This level of architecture and beauty in just a couple of years? And then it was all torn down practically overnight… What exactly aren’t they telling us? 👀 👁 🧐
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and Belle Isle ferry dock (1905)
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9)Charleston, South Carolina (1910)
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