Chris Hamby

The Deal Coach

[Chris Hamby @RealChrisHamby]

@ConstitustionX What stupidity is going on that this diabolical regime will keep their word?!? Stop the nonsense. This regime needs to be abolished. They are slaughtering good people for joy. Determined to destroy the US. There can be zero trust in them.

[Chris Hamby @RealChrisHamby]

@taylorkenneyitm Truth bomb most will never grasp 👏🏽🤦🏽‍♂️🤯

[Taylor Kenney @taylorkenneyitm]

The signs are all there for what comes next…

[Graham Hancock @Graham__Hancock]

I have heart surgery coming up next week and now understand why I’ve been so physically exhausted and out-of-sorts these past few months. The docs tell me my condition is called “atrial functional tricuspid regurgitation” and that it is “mainly due to long standing atrial fibrillation… The tricuspid valve is leaking severely, causing a back pressure on all the internal organs and a high jugular venous pressure.” The procedure aims to get this old body back on the road again quickly and efficiently.  It is VERY LOW RISK but of course I’m grateful for any good wishes sent my way. I’m in the midst of writing a new book, the best work I’ve ever done, and I’m not going to let this stop me! I said yes to the linked podcast now, rather than after my procedure, for reasons that I explain during the interview:
https://t.co/Bec8caT7a1

[Zachary Sisson @ZacharySisson3]

Correct.

The Capital of the world.

[SpaceWeatherNews @SunWeatherMan]

What if I told you it acted like a brain and the whole thing can talk to each other and it’s actually in charge of the atmosphere hydrosphere and agrosphere?

Its electrical activity rivals local natural current flows.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇵🇭 DEVELOPING: A major earthquake (reported between 8.0 and 9.0 magnitude, figures still fluctuating) has reportedly struck off the coast of the Philippines

A Tsunami warning followed for the region

Keeping you posted

Source: @AZ_Intel_, National Tsunami Warning Center / Writer: Oliver

[pier luigi pinna @pierpi13]

Guardate la foto di questo post. È presa dal Museo Egizio di Torino, e raffigura una statua creata con la granodiorite. Cosa c’è di strano? La granodiorite è una roccia composta principalmente da quarzo con l’aggiunta di altri materiali. Il quarzo, con durezza 7 sulla scala di Mohs, rende la granodiorite di una durezza estrema. La granodiorite è molto più dura dell’acciaio normale, che raggiunge un grado di durezza di 4,5, e molto più dura del marmo, che raggiunge il valore di durezza di 3,4. Come lavoriamo oggi la granodiorite: usiamo machine con punte di diamante, taglio con getto d’acqua fino a 6.000 atmosfere, o in alcuni laser ad alta Potenza. Nonostante questi mezzi tecnologici, la granodiorite resta una roccia dura da lavorare, per nulla semplice.
Stupisce vedere come nel periodo più antico degli Egizi, l’Antico Regno, di circa 5.000 anni fa, erano presenti statue lavorate di granodiorite lavorate in maniera estremamente precisa. Nella foto proveniente dal Museo Egizio potete Vedere I dettagli dei riccioli, a centinaia, realizzati tutti uguali e tutti precisi, come se fossero stati creati da una macchina. Addirittura, sul petto ci sono degli alto-rilievi a forma di stella. Questo vuol dire che tutta la roccia attorno alle stelle del petto è stata “asportata” in maniera chirurgica per mettere in altorilievo le decorazioni del petto.
Nessuno ha mai trovato gli attrezzi, che dovevano essere come minimo di ferro, per realizzare queste meraviglie di precisione. Alcuni studiosi hanno analizzato al microscopio alcune di queste statue, e hanno notato che non ci sono i segni degli scalpelli. Sembrerebbe che siano stati scolpiti “ad acqua”, ma questa è una tecnologia moderna che gli Egizi non potevano avere. Per questo secondo diversi studiosi la possibilità che gli Egizi abbiamo semplicemente “trovato” queste statue, e hanno poi cercato di imitarle con la roccia che loro erano in grado di lavorare, il calcare, viene sempre più presa in considerazione. Ma chi era questo popolo che, vicino all’Egitto, già 5.000 anni fa, era in grado di lavorare in maniera artistica la granodiorite?

[Open Minded Approach @OMApproach]

Here are the main reasons why I believe the large flood event described in the Bible occurred 5,000–6,000 years ago:

Sediments showing major flood deposits have been found in ancient Mesopotamian cities such as Ur, Shuruppak, and Kish. There was also a Y-chromosome bottleneck in which 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct (literally a "Noah's Flood" scenario in which only one male lineage and a few female lineages were passed on). In addition, there was an abrupt climate change event and the desertification of the Sahara, during which the once-green region turned into a vast desert.

All of this happened during the same period, around the time of the 5.9 kiloyear event and the Solovki Geomagnetic Excursion.

This evidence points to the flood traditions preserved in the stories of Noah, Gilgamesh, and Atrahasis from the Levant and Mesopotamia, as well as the Flood of Manu in India and the Greek flood of Deucalion.

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

Stop building someone else’s dream. Buy the business instead. Main Street Millionaire Live breaks down exactly how to acquire cash-flowing businesses — even if you’ve never bought one before.

Ownership > employment.

[Chris Hamby @RealChrisHamby]

☝🏽☝🏽💯💯

[Gia Macool @GiaMMacool]

Every woman who wants a successful relationship needs to understand male nature.

Men and women are not equal.

Men will:

• Stay silent when hurt.
• Think deeply but show less.
• Test loyalty through actions.
• Observe more than they speak.
• Lose interest when unappreciated.
• Avoid vulnerability as it’s high-risk.
• Stop explaining when misunderstood.
�� Value peace of mind over attention.
• Distance themselves when disrespected.

Accept men as they are, not as you wish them to be ladies.

[fOx @fOx1257067]

You're looking at one of the strongest arguments for a Creator I've ever seen.

I just watched a video demonstrating synaptogenesis, the process where neurons form connections throughout the brain.

As I watched those connections being built with incredible precision, I couldn't help but think about everything they make possible: thought, memory, learning, creativity, and consciousness itself.

Now, I understand that many people will point to millions of years of evolution as the explanation.

But when I look at something this complex, this organized, and this purposeful, I don't see a random occurrence. I see evidence of design. The more I learn about the human brain, the more convinced I become that it points to divine creation rather than blind chance.

What do you see when you watch it?

[Noahs Ark Scans @noahsarkscans]

Among the Dead Sea Scrolls there was a text called the Book of Giants.

In that book, one of the giants mentioned is named Gilgamesh.

What a coincidence that in the Epic of Gilgamesh, Gilgamesh goes on a quest to find the man who survived the great flood.

Noah.

The deeper you dig into the ancient texts, the more the flood story keeps popping up. And not as an allegory, as a fact.

The flood account in Genesis has been preserved in hundreds of stories across the ancient world.

[David H Childress @davidhchildress]

Right here at Puma Punku, I'm looking at a block of granite with corners so precise and a surface so completely flat and smooth that there is simply no hand tool explanation for how this was done. What really stops me in my tracks are these drill holes...

[David Sunfellow @sunfellow]

https://t.co/F22Z8oYxFE

[Austin Energy @austinenergy]

We are aware of a large outage in Western Travis County caused by a transmission line issue. Austin Energy is working with a neighboring utility to troubleshoot the issue and ensure equipment can be safely re-energized to restore power. We thank customers for their patience.

[Chris Hamby @RealChrisHamby]

@taylorkenneyitm Wow. 🤯 🤦🏽‍♂️

[SpaceWeatherNews @SunWeatherMan]

As if there isn't enough to monitor...

That's an uptick on the west coast.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

Terrifying footage of a nighttime Russian attack on Kyiv.