Takingabreak

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@plank_detector @InterstellarUAP 😹 haha. Occam’s razor - the simplest explanation is usually the best one - is that he’s just plain lying and fabricating a bullshit story. The obligatory farm of bots follows up trying to lend credence to AI and the original bullshit fabricated story of “remote viewing” 😹😹😹

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@MarkRogers55808 @beno1969187 @Lenny_knowsalot Yeah looking up at the sky at clouds instead of what is around them.
Anything sprayed in the sky affects everyone without exception: logic fails as a tyrant wouldn’t poison his own team. So more likely a psyop to distract from truth. Clever tyrants getting halfwits to believe it

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@Humanspective Cancer is arguably toxicity from poisins: your body is working to save you. There’s no “cure” from cancer, because no one has cancer: one has an accumulation of poison from the past.

“Tumors vanished! …no chemo, no radiation.” Because that’s more poison! The coup de grâce! ☠️

[D. Alec Zeck @Alec_Zeck]

That’s right, Neil.

Because in the entire history of virology, there has never been a study that isolates, purifies, characterizes, and sequences a virus directly from the fluids of a sick person.

Instead, virologists take a sputum sample from a sick person *assumed* to contain virus particles (but never verified to contain virus particles) and add it to viral transport medium (VTM). At a minimum, VTM contains fetal bovine serum (FBS), amphotericin B (a nephrotoxic antifungal), and gentamicin (a nephrotoxic antibiotic). Nephrotoxic means “toxic to kidneys,” by the way.

After this, they take that mixture (a sample of sputum and VTM) and add it to a foreign cell line that has been kept alive via unnatural means in a lab—typically VERO E6, VERO CCL81 (kidney cells from an adult green monkey).

Then, after that mixture is added to the cells (or sometimes alongside adding the mixture or just before adding the mixture), the nutrient serum for the cells—FBS—is reduced from 10% to 2% (and sometimes to 1% or 0%), effectively starving the cells of their food. They also add gentamicin (sometimes geneticin) and amphotericin B to the culture. Again, these substances are known to be nephrotoxic, and they're being added to kidney cells, where it's assumed they have no negative effects on the cells and are simply there to keep the environment “sterile.”

The cells then break down, experiencing what’s called the cytopathic effect (CPE), which is cell injury or death. The sample is then prepared for electron microscopy (which is a separate, major problem), where many of the resultant particles are claimed to be viruses.

[Marcell Fóti 🪨 @FoMaHun]

1. Cast, Not Carved 🧵

Here’s the theory in a nutshell—the one I’ll be using to explain all those ridiculous questions "influencers" keep asking about ancient stones.

"How did our ancestors lift 60-ton stones?"

Well they clearly did not, or if they did, they did it in buckets! 🪣🪣🪣🪣

How did they carve the stones to fit together so precisely?

Again, they didn’t—they poured one next to the other.

Why are all the stones different? Why isn’t there a single one that’s the same?

Because they poured them straight into the wall, not into molds—so they didn’t have to lift them later.

Where are the molds then?

Nowhere. They didn’t need them. A few wooden planks or a bit of animal hide was enough.

And I’m not just talking hot air—I actually pour stones: Inca stone, sandstone, granite, limestone.

Alright, now let’s get to the examples.

[Marcell Fóti 🪨 @FoMaHun]

1. So let’s talk about that melted staircase at the Temple of Hathor in Dendera 🧵

That’s me there, poking at the steps.

Now, the material of the staircase clearly didn’t just wear down—it looks like melted.

If steps wear down from frequent use, the dust and debris get swept away by the wind or cleaned up by staff. It doesn’t just settle neatly onto the step below. It doesn’t cling like it does here.

So clearly, the staircase melted. Or did it?

[D. Alec Zeck @Alec_Zeck]

There’s no evidence that SARS-CoV-2 came from a lab—because there’s no evidence it exists at all.

No virus has ever been taken directly from the fluids of a sick host without those fluids first being combined with viral transport medium, antibiotics, antifungals, fetal bovine serum, and a foreign cell line. No verified genome exists—only fragments of genetic material stitched together by computer algorithms. No proven pathogenicity. Virology’s so-called “isolation” method is fraudulent pseudoscience, and multiple studies have already falsified its methodology.

FOIA requests to the CDC and dozens of other agencies return the same response: no record of any isolated, purified SARS-CoV-2 particle—ever. Gain-of-function experiments rely on toxic, assumption-based animal models—not on proven, transmissible agents. Even Dr. David Martin whom many reference to lend credence to the “lab leak”narrative confirmed on my podcast: no transmissible particle exists.

The so-called “pandemic” was statistical manipulation and fear—nothing more. There’s no evidence a pandemic ever occurred. The entire narrative collapses when you ask one simple question:

Where’s the virus?

[D. Alec Zeck @Alec_Zeck]

I can only speak to the US:

Seriously. Who fucking cares what’s happening politically? Genuinely.

Give me some real solid evidence that it is drastically impacting your day to day life outside of you opening these fucking apps and having worst case scenarios, division, and utter disempowering programming nonsense shoved in your face over and over again by “normies” and “truthers” alike.

And I’m willing to bet if there IS anything politically that IS drastically impacting your day to day life, it’s because you and a collective of others continue to beLIEve it.

If enough of us stop projecting power through our thought-energy—believing men and women who call themselves “government” actually have real power over us—it would all fade away.

We perpetuate it because we fixate on it.
It’s retarded. Honestly.

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@LundThomad @VigilantFox Only if you believe this bullshite 🤣

“Yeah the Chinese engineered the embryo’s to confer immunity from HIV bro”.

Either you being fearful is their end goal, or you being disingenuous and pretending to be scared is yours and their end goal.

Either way it’s complete bullshit.

[Marcell Fóti 🪨 @FoMaHun]

Chapter Six: The Pas Was Cast

Before COVID, my wife and I visited Peru.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t yet interested in stones back then. Our tour group guide took us to the large round stone towers on the shores of Lake Titicaca, which the Incas supposedly built for "ritual purposes."

The place is called Sillustani, located north of the city of Puno.

There are intact and ruined towers scattered around. At the time, I was obsessively filming videos and thought it would be amazing to shoot a clip from inside one of the towers. I imagined crouching behind the wall, then standing up to reveal the view:

beautiful, precise stone walls, more, stone walls, and then—bam!—the stunning Andean landscape, bathed in sunlight and dotted with fluffy clouds. Wow! It was going to be incredible!

So, I climbed into one of the ruined towers (no, it wasn’t prohibited) and couldn’t believe my eyes. What appeared from the outside to be precision stonework looked like a haphazard pile of rubble from the inside.

I had never seen such a shoddy wall in my life as the interior of that tower. Let me show you this
absolutely horrible stone masonry.

In the top left corner of the image, you can see the author casually leaning on one of these structures, holding a mechanical video stabilizer—state-of-the-art for the time.

The bottom portion of the picture showcases the breathtaking panorama I had hoped to capture. In the center of the top row, you’ll find the book’s cover photo, also taken by me at Sillustani.

In the small image at the top right, near the tall tower, it’s clear that the precision-cut stones on the exterior don’t even come close to meeting on the interior. The gaps between the stones are filled with some kind of muck.

And no matter how precisely that tiny stone is fitted into the wall on the cover photo, the inside reveals the entire wall is nothing more than a plaster coating.

Anyone can "carve" mini-stones into plaster!

I even commented to the tour guide, "These modern replica structures are pretty ugly from the side tourists can’t see."

And what did she reply?

"These are original towers, every single one of them. There’s not a single replica here."

"Okay, I see. Then the restoration wasn’t very successful. Sloppy work," I said.

"These towers haven’t been restored," she replied.

Whoa! Now that’s strange. I filed this information away in a corner of my brain for four or five years. Luckily, it resurfaced when I had learned a thing or two about artificial stone.

When I started casting stones myself, I remembered this episode. I dug out the photos and, to my amazement, saw that it was always there, right in front of the world’s eyes: these are cast stones.

If the sloppy backside doesn’t convince you, just lift your gaze to the uppermost rows of the tower and examine the outermost stones that remain exposed.

A 🧵

1/5

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@MooreIndie @scceppt_ke65 @DBrozeLiveFree No one died. No real bullets were used. Just like in the movies. Why does that killing part have to be real? “I saw a guy on TV really die” is just as bad as “they kill a couple of civilians to sell you a message”. No one is killing anybody when a fake acting scene will suffice

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@scceppt_ke65 @ELLEHCIM1976 @DBrozeLiveFree Sceptic (noun): A person inclined to question or doubt accepted opinions. Shouldn’t you be more of a sceptic if you are sure someone really died?? You’ve never considered that everyone involved is acting? You are a good audience for them and follow the main characters well 👏🏽🎭

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@e_galv 💯And the worst comment is the ubiquitous “you can’t make this shit up!” When people say this they obviously severely lack any imagination because it’s very easy to see how 99% is in fact made up, which is why it’s so ridiculous. Replace with “They can easily make this shit up”

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@e_galv @tyrannideris Amazing that the average person thinks those that are in charge are “stupid sometimes”: they having a superior intellect, so qualified to judge. And yet they fall for the “just stupidity” narrative while still asserting these stupid people are the actual ones pulling the strings

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@stevedayx @Rothmus It’s very easy to identify liars, because thier stories aren’t congruent. If you really did have a lung transplant, you wouldn’t talk shit like your other posts. “Tesla’s should be equiped with a dick punch”. New account since Feb 2025? Wow cool Elon: Just another AI bot

[Takingabreak @hammer369]

@e_galv Case in point: a prime shit-stirring example 💩

Latin: divide et impera, lit. 'divide and rule' in politics refers to an entity gaining and maintaining political power by using divisive measures.

[D. Alec Zeck @Alec_Zeck]

In my opinion, DOGE feels like an egregious limited hangout, tailor-made for the freedom movement and government skeptics — appearing to expose the truth about government corruption, malfeasance, and absurd spending, which soothes the concerns of those questioning the system. But in reality, it selectively targets certain government agencies while providing cover for the current administration to carry out its own corruption, malfeasance, and reckless spending in the background.