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Mind control beams fae Fife target Edinburgh
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Posted 4 years ago #
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Bizarre behaviour in the Leith area, who’d a thunked it?
27% of the readers of the article felt it was plausibloe
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The scaffolding under the Christmas market is a HAARP relay station. Pass it on.
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Bloody Fifers trying to ruin the tram extension.
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Ha, I was reading this article just last night. Perhaps unhurt and I were prey to the same algorithm of "you might like this".
Interesting link in that article to "The Roslin Hum". I haven't noticed it, but in my last place, Fairmilehead direction, it was 'definitely' a thing and I found it absolutely maddening, every single night.
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A hum that can be heard while traffic passes. It seems the mind control beam works by making people use their cars.
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Believe in wild conspiracies and complete nonsense? You might like: The Brexit Party
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Surprised that they didn't make the obvious link to Mossmorran. Clearly the mind control device only works if you're looking in the right direction, hence the need to send up a signal in Fife every now and then in order to get everybody facing the right way.
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After carefully listening to the instructions encoded in last night's transmission I am pleased to announce that I could perceive no huge concrete blocks on the bike lanes up the Mound this morning.
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It's not working...
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Hmm...
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It's not just HAARP you need to worry about. 5G is going to cause <insert medical condition of your choice here> (see http://sceptical.scot/2019/09/caution-5g-ahead/).
It might even cause Morgellons, but I wouldn't want to say...
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Doesn't our glorious leader live in Fife now?....
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I got strawberry footrot from the Woodpecker.
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In France you can get tablets for the non-existent condition Heavy Legs
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Crise de foi. Combination of organ failure and depression.
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Crise de Foi do they give Amphetamines for that too?
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Homeopathic amphetamines.
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What do they cost? More than real ones probably
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@gembo, it's all covered by health insurance, hence cost is irrelevant.
Gliding across the Forth Bridge this morning, I noticed that the aforementioned transmitter had taken on a more sinister countenance than I had ever attributed prior to reading about HAARP. It really does loom commandingly, even menacingly, over the firth.
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are you still haarping on about this
get yersel over to lundin links
golf course, third tee
standing stane there reveals all
youre welcome
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That lad still there holding up that stone?
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they work in shifts, gembo
julian cope organises a rota
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I saw Copey in lower largo once in his underpants
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@badlycyclist "Doesn't our glorious leader live in Fife now?"
An undisclosed coastal location - well below the path of the mind control beams :-)
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IWRATS:
I got strawberry footrot from the Woodpecker.
My favourite exclusion zone explorer, Bionerd, films the Duga from a tower at the start of this video about the Przewalski's horses that thrive there.
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Oddly delightful film.
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What do they cost?
Not much if you pay in homeopathic currency.
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@iwrats, I tried that before - i would like to pay for your sugar pills with £1000 pounds please except I wish to water it down by 1000 like your tabs.
How they laughed all the way to security
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Lots of comments about how happy the horses look. Such anthropomorphism is a tad irritating to me.
The horses are extremely vigilant keeping a very close eye on the film makers throughout the footage. Means lots of face on shots. The horses have an expression as part of their physiognomy which some humans want to describe as happy.
Cute I can accept. Cuteness in the eye of the beholder. Happy not a transferable concept.
Nice comment though about them looking like the horses painted on the cave walls at Lascaux.
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