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Quite a stretch! 
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@NightHawk999 you might like this one, the video below starts right at the part from the screenshot above.
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Pretty extraordinary, no???
Democratic government should not have murdered those innocent annimals…
BIG fucking Mistake
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These high level Spiritual Beings can predict where their souls will reincarnate and leave a ‘treasure map’ for the living
location
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“26 of June 1984”
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Top 7 Mind-Blowing PSYCHIC ABILITIES And How To Develop Them!
- 4 Clairs
- Channeling
- Precognition
- Energy Healing
- Astral Projection
- Telepathy
- Automatic Writing
(#8 = Mediums?)
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Whoops. Meant to make this post here:
Donald J Trump is going classify the Cartels (and possibly the mob and other organized crime SINdicates) as Terrorist Organizations
(you heard it here first 
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DESPERADO (1995)
WaARNING
this will give you NIGHTMARES:
Most BRUTAL Torture Methods by Mexican Cartel’s
The World’s Most BRUTAL Groups - Mexican Cartel And Others! (Compilation)
9/11= 3,000 people killed
2022= 107,941 people killed by overdose
" he horrific facts of opioid addiction and overdose deaths in the U.S. require a dramatic response:
- Since 1999, overdose deaths in the U.S. involving opioids have increased by over 500%.
- Every county in the U.S. has seen an increase in drug-related mortality. In 2017, more than 70,000 Americans died from drug overdoses.
- Deaths involving illicit synthetic opioids – likely trafficked from overseas –spiked sharply, constituting nearly 70% of all drug overdose deaths in 2017.
- The number of drug overdose deaths involving fentanyl increased by more than 1000 percent from 1,663 in 2011 to 18,335 in 2016.
- Experts predict nearly 500,000 Americans could lose their lives to opioids over the next decade."
" Overall, drug overdose deaths rose from 2019 to 2022 with 107,941 drug overdose deaths reported in 2022. Deaths involving synthetic opioids other than methadone (primarily illicitly manufactured fentanyl) continued to rise with 73,838 overdose deaths reported in 2022 ."
Drug Overdose Deaths: Facts and Figures | National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).
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Before you keep diving deeper into this stuff, let’s pause for a second. Exploring darker corners of the internet—like torture content or cartel material—can have serious psychological effects. The human brain isn’t wired to process that level of depravity without consequences. You might think you’re seeking knowledge or proving something, but exposure to those images and stories can reshape your mind in ways you can’t undo.
Look at what’s happening with NHI (non-human intelligence) drones—allegedly infiltrating U.S. airspace. It’s not fiction anymore; the world is complex enough without us choosing to explore chaos we don’t need to witness. You think torture is the edge? There’s always something worse, and you never come back the same.
And here’s the kicker—Men in Black got it right.
Will Smith’s song nailed it:
“We see things that you need not see. We be places that you need not be.”
The point? There’s a line between awareness and obsession. The darkest parts of the world are real, but we don’t need to invite them into our lives. Leave it to the ‘protectors from the worst scum of the universe.’ Live your life, stay on the light side, and let the unseen stay unseen. Trust me, the universe is already dark enough without us searching for shadows.
If you think what you’ve seen is bad, you haven’t even scratched the surface. The dark web makes the worst horrors you’ve seen look like child’s play. But let me ask you this—do you really want to play that game?
When I was a child, no older than 5 or 6, I was introduced to a series called Faces of Death. It was marketed as real, and to this day, parts of it were, scenes of war, accidents, autopsies, and animal slaughter that no child should ever see. But mixed with that reality were fabricated horrors designed to feel just as authentic: a man convulsing in an electric chair, bodies thrown from buildings, and people burned alive. Staged or not, it blurred the line between truth and fiction so well that the images dug into my mind like hooks and never let go.
Even if some of it was fake, the raw suffering-real or not–left its mark on me. It taught me that some things should never be seen, some doors should never be opened, and once you let that darkness in, it doesn’t leave you the same.
So if you want to play a game start there. Watch Faces of Death. See if you can spot the real death scenes from the fabricated ones.
Catch up on what it means to feel like you’ve witnessed humanity fail, even when you can’t tell what’s real. Then we can talk about the dark web - a place where rich assholes pay to murder the innocent from behind a keyboard. But let me be clear: it doesn’t matter if the horrors are real or staged-the darkness still takes its toll. Some things can’t be unseen, and some games, no matter how curious you are, should never be played.
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I finally got around to watching season 1, I remembered your recommendation from a year or so ago 
Did you like season 2, or was season 1 better?
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Season 2 had its moments but as a whole the first was better. Looking forward to season 3.
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Deal:
@BlessingsDeers Beloved Dearest, here is the dream:
A Tale of 2 Mermaids
(December 24, 2024)
I was laying on the floor, holding my Beloved Niece in a hug in my arms. Family members were walking by. I was overwhelmed with Christ Love. For a dream it felt like a peak experience, defintiely in the top 10 dreams I have had in the past few years.
I woke thinking WTF is the symbolism here?!?!?!?
Christmas Day:
One of the gifts I gave to my 6 yr old niece was a blanket/sleeping bag/Mermaid Tail, for reading books in.
She LOVED it!
It was deeply joyous for me watching the kids open their gifts.
She spent time laying on the ground, wearing the tail.
Then when I was playing chess with my cousins husband, she (who is in her mid 40s) asked my niece if she could try on the tail!!!
OMFG!!!
I dont think I have laughed so hard all year!!!
She was on the ground joyously flapping the tail in the air, where it was big and roomy for the 6 year old, it fit my cousin like a glove!!!
At one point she was doing partner yoga with my 2 year old nephew, balancing him in the air on the tail (her legs):
OMFL!!!
HILARIOUS!!!
Talk about a Deep Heart Opener
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yes… they are the best in that… 
so beautiful… I could imagine it so clearly, thanks to how you write!..
I just shared this music on another thread… but felt like sharing it here also:
Perhaps your Beloved nice will also enjoy it!
I LOVE it… 
This inspires me to share that I did a drawing some days ago, of a rose… each petal has a name (or several) of a friend who supports me to just BE! You are there… gonna share it in a PM here. and share some other words!
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