NaNa Duke

Following truth and trying to live the golden rule-treat others how you want to be treated. No DMs unless requested. NO PORN

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@wakenminds No Great Lakes depicted here. Interesting

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@bluemontauk Poison

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@EndWokeness DeW u think? 🤔

[dam blue @BeulerDam]

Due to the large numbers of people, looking for answers, and waking up to our manufactured weather warfare situation, Rather than create a short video breaking down how they created, and are controlling the current storm in the gulf, I’ve put together the last few years of research on what I call manmade-icanes(formally known as hurricanes).

A one stop shop to explain how easy it is for them to create these systems, control, steer, or exacerbate these systems through various microwave energy weapon frequencies and nano materials.

There are no such thing as natural processes in the weather anymore . When something is less than 50% original to creation, it is no longer natural. If an effect is caused by an external man-made or artificial source, it is not a natural effect, it is a caused, manufactured and well outside of the parameter

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@grizzledcheese I appreciate your work. u have inspired me to look further. Thnx man

[J.R. Sweet @FreeSlave777]

"So, what are the CIA’s Mk-Ultra projects all about?

It is the active search by the intelligence community for pedophiles of all types, colors, sizes, etc. and their children or those which they abuse. These pedophiles and abusers are protected under the National Security Act of 1947 and the Central Intelligence Agency Act of 1949 once they have signed up for the Project and they are taught how to proceed with scientifically abusing their victims to federal government specifications so that these children may become useful to the Central Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon as Trauma Based Mind Slaves and even be sold into such.

The payments for these transactions are made through governmental contracts for work and labor, etc. In my experience my father was awarded a large computer sales contract with the public school system in Nampa, Idaho where I grew up as payment for selling me to Byrd and the CIA."

https://t.co/5NSXxaewvD

[Sir Escanor (𝘏𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘶𝘮 𝘚𝘭𝘢𝘺𝘦𝘳) @EscanorReloaded]

Why are billionaires naming data centers after demons?
WiseWolf, a friend on Substack asked that question.
Read his article, it’s good stuff.
🔥👊

Link: https://t.co/NVbbWeg5tl

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@EscanorReloaded Let the families at him first…..then wood chipper. F*ckin evil pos.

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@EscanorReloaded 🎯🔥

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@RjNol Sad but true. 🙏

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@BeulerDam Praying for you.

[Mr. Nobody @MmisterNobody]

American bread has 30 ingredients.

French bread has 4.

The U.S. allows 3,000+ food additives.

You are being poisoned

[Ted Logan @TedLogan1010]

Why is this barely being discussed?

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

🚨 We NEED to talk about Flock!

In the past year alone:

👉 At least 14 documented cases of officers using license plate readers to stalk women.

👉 At least 13 documented cases where Flock algorithm errors led to innocent people being arrested.

👉 Tens of thousands of improper ALPR searches with no case number or justification.

👉 Hundreds of agencies (ICE, ATF, DHS) accessing Flock data that cities never approved.

This is not a glitch, it's a pattern.
Safety theater with real-world consequences.

[Santa Carota Beef @SantaCarotaBeef]

This was a large middle processor who was grinding for an exclusive restaurant program. We caught them heavily cutting our product with something else. When we confronted them our orders went up 3X-4x. The cattle market had jumped so high we couldn’t keep up. Borrowed millions, sold what we could, lost ranches. So we opened up a lawsuit. And they’re trying to break us for it. Thank you for helping bring awareness to this. It’s been detrimental to our family. My number and email is on our website and I will be glad to personally tell our story.

[NaNa Duke @nanaduke17]

@EscanorReloaded Hero

[dam blue @BeulerDam]

UPDATE! I was right about those directed energy weapons that they call scanning beams because now we got warning boxes in Springfield and they just cranked up the intensity they're hitting it from 360° creating the cloudus bombiculous an extreme weather.

North of there has gotten even worse, and east of St. Louis is getting hit hard . This is real folks right now, share if you care.

and I am not interested in those who protect murderers so keep your official narrative explanations and your degree to yourself .

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Your vegan oat-and-almond latte killed more bees, drained more groundwater, and required more long-haul lorry mileage than a year's worth of dairy milk from a Welsh cow that drank rain. You will not have heard about this, because the carton has "plant-based" on it in nice green lettering.

California's Central Valley produces 80% of the world's almonds. Every almond on every supermarket shelf, in every flapjack, blended into every oat-and-almond latte from London to Berlin, started life in one valley in central California.

A gallon of almond milk requires around 162 gallons of irrigation water. A gallon of British dairy milk uses around 8 gallons of tap water, and the rest comes from rain falling on grass that grows nothing else of nutritional value to humans. The cow drinks the rain. The almond tree drinks the aquifer.

California almonds consume approximately 1.1 trillion gallons of irrigation water annually. Roughly the same volume of water used by Los Angeles and San Francisco combined. Around two-thirds of the crop is then exported to Asia and Europe. A state in repeated drought emergencies, where over a million residents lack reliable access to clean drinking water, is locking its aquifer inside almonds and shipping it overseas in containers.

Almond trees bloom for three weeks in February. To pollinate 1.5 million acres of orchards in that window, California requires roughly two-thirds of every commercial honeybee in the United States to be physically transported into the Central Valley on flatbed lorries. The largest managed pollination event on earth, every year, conducted on the back of a truck.

The bees are released into groves sprayed with neonicotinoids, which scramble their navigation. Fungicides, which weaken their immune systems. Herbicides, which have already killed the wildflowers they would normally forage on between blooms.

Between June 2024 and March 2025, US commercial beekeepers lost 62% of their colonies. 1.6 million colonies dead. The largest honeybee die-off ever recorded in American history. The trigger period for the worst losses was the months immediately surrounding the almond bloom.

Meanwhile, beneath the orchards, the ground itself is sinking. The US Geological Survey has documented parts of the San Joaquin Valley that have subsided by up to 30 feet since groundwater pumping began in the 1920s. The valley lost as much elevation between 2006 and 2022 as it lost in the previous forty-five years. The Friant-Kern Canal has lost 60% of its flow capacity because the land beneath it sank faster than the canal could be redesigned.

Once those clay aquifer layers compact, the storage is permanently lost. The aquifer is being run as a one-way withdrawal, and California has been told this in formal hydrological reports for decades.

The land was never meant to grow almonds. The bees were never meant to live on flatbed trucks. The aquifer was never meant to be a tap.

But the carton says "plant-based" in nice green lettering.

So, presumably, you are saving the planet.

Carry on.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

You could shear a sheep in May.

It takes ten minutes. She is grateful. The fleece keeps you warm for forty years. When you're done, you bury it, and it becomes soil within three years.

Or, for ethical reasons, you could choose one of the alternatives.

Cotton. Requires 10,000 litres of water per jumper. The Aral Sea is now mostly dust because the Soviet Union diverted its rivers to grow it. But the jumper is "natural."

Polyester. Crude oil, extruded into thread. Sheds 700,000 microplastic fibres per wash. Lasts in landfill until approximately the year 2226. But "vegan."

Acrylic. Petrochemical, manufactured using a solvent the EU has classified as a reproductive hazard. Marketed as "cruelty-free." The cruelty is in the supply chain.

Bamboo. The plant is innocent. The fabric is bamboo viscose, dissolved in carbon disulphide in a Chinese chemical plant whose workers have elevated rates of psychosis. But it has a leaf on the label.

Hemp. Genuinely fine. Most of what is sold as hemp is a polyester blend, sold at four times the price.

Recycled polyester. Still sheds microplastics. Still ends up in landfill. Made from plastic bottles that could have been recycled into more bottles. The fashion industry has been quiet about this.

Vegan leather. Plastic. Reliably. Always.

Lab-grown fibres. Genetically modified bacteria fed on glucose syrup in a steel tank, in a factory powered by natural gas, packaged in plastic, shipped from California. Funded by venture capital. Not yet profitable.

Or you could shear the sheep in May. She'd appreciate it. The jumper would last forty years. The grass would grow back the same.

But of course, the sheep is the unethical option.