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Post by swamprat on Apr 18, 2018 1:11:42 GMT
“On April 24 at 12:00 noon, Judicial Watch will live stream the most important and revealing expose of the Deep State ever presented to the American people.”
Carter L. Clews, Director of Communications
I cannot overstate the importance of the upcoming “Deep State Update” panel.
Judicial Watch will be streaming it live at High Noon on Tuesday April 24.
And do not want you to miss it!
JW has been at the forefront in exposing the relentless – and very often illegal efforts of Comey, Mueller, Strzok, and McCabe to destroy Donald Trump.
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Here are experts you will be hearing from – for a full fast-paced, fact-filled hour:
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Vice President for Strategic Coordination and Operations
London Center for Policy Research
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Judicial Watch
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President
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Watch the panel live: www.judicialwatch.org/live. We will also livestream the panel on Facebook Live. Visit our Facebook page to watch.
I promise you that this will be the most important and revealing expose of the Deep State you will ever see.
And it is only 7 days away!
Sincerely,
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Post by Deleted on Apr 18, 2018 4:43:47 GMT
thanx swamp will watch!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 18, 2018 8:08:06 GMT
Read Between The Lines 4 Baboons Escape From TX Research Center after Rolling a barrel and jumping over enclosure Three baboons were recovered within 30 minutes. Officials initially thought a fourth remained on the loose but after completing a head count of all the animals determined it had returned to the enclosure almost immediately. The barrel was put in the enclosure because the animal team deemed it an enrichment tool that helped baboons mimic foraging behavior, according to the release. After the escape, the staff removed the barrel and will determine if any modifications can be made. www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Baboons-used-55-gallon-barrel-to-escape-from-San-12838226.php RELATED: Facility where baboons escaped studies Ebola virus"This was truly a unique incident," said Lisa Cruz, Assistant Vice President for Communications. "We have been caring for research baboons for more than 50 years. We have nearly 1100 baboons on the property that date back eight generations." The research institute houses more than 2,500 animals. Scientists conduct research on the animals to help develop new vaccines and medicines.
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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 18, 2018 12:44:56 GMT
Good morning lovely people 
Ars Technica
It's definitely not an alien —
Despite alien theories and novel mutations, the real Ata puzzle may be ethical
A genomic study proved Ata is human, but now the study's ethics are in question.
Kiona N. Smith - 4/18/2018, 5:15 AM
In 2003, Oscar Munoz found a mummy in the Atacama Desert ghost town of La Noria. The six-inch-long mummy, now called Ata, has an elongated skull, oddly shaped eye sockets, and only ten pairs of ribs... which helped fuel wild speculation that she was an alien hybrid. Ata was sold several times—probably illegally—and ended up in the private collection of Barcelona entrepreneur and UFO enthusiast Ramón Navia-Osorio. A 2013 documentary called Sirius soon helped immortalize Ata, focusing heavily on the alien hybrid claims.
When a team led by University of California, San Francisco bioinformatics researcher Sanchita Bhattacharya recently sequenced the tiny mummy’s genome, however, it revealed only a girl of Chilean descent. There were a complicated set of genetic mutations, including some usually associated with bone and growth disorders and a few more that have never been described before. Those mutations, the researchers claim, may help explain her unusual appearance.
It’s easy to see why the team's March paper attracted so much interest: a high-profile urban legend was fully debunked at last, but now there were hints at compelling medical discoveries. Most press outlets presented the results as conclusive, cut-and-dried science—except for a few UFO fan sites that loudly insisted the study was part of a cover-up. But even beyond the extraterrestrial exchanges, things have gotten very complicated, both in terms of the scientific claims and in terms of whether the research should have been done at all.
A scientific controversy
The complaints started only three days after Bhattacharya and her colleagues, including Stanford University immunologist Garry Nolan, published their paper in Genome Research. Chilean microbiologist Cristina Dorador of the University of Antofagasta published an article on Chilean science news site Etilmercurio, criticizing the geneticists for working with samples obtained from a mummy that had probably been illegally smuggled out of Chile. By March 28, The New York Times reported that the Chilean National Monuments Council had launched an official inquiry into the provenance of the remains, and Chilean anthropologists and archaeologists criticized the ethics of the study and called for a retraction of the paper.
Nolan and co-author Atul Butte, a computational biologist at the University of California, San Francisco, published a response in the journal Genome Research on March 30, defending the ethics and scientific merits of their work. The journal also issued a statement defending their ethical standards and decision to publish. But now a group of anthropologists is challenging not only the ethics but the science behind the study.
This group, led by University of Otago bioarchaeologist Siân Halcrow, claims that Ata’s appearance was never actually that unusual—if you know what the bones of a human fetus are supposed to look like halfway through gestation. And if they’re right, it means the genetic study was unnecessary in the first place to prove Ata’s humanity or to understand the appearance of her bones.
Bones of contention
“There is nothing about Ata that suggests she is anything but a mummified human fetus,” bioarchaeologist Kristina Killgrove of the University of West Florida and the Ronin Institute told Ars. “Her body looks like a normal fetus around the mid-point of development and most likely represents a miscarriage.”
Fetal skeletons don’t look quite like fully developed infants. A fetus’ 11th and 12th ribs often haven’t developed by the middle of a pregnancy, for instance. And the process of passing through the birth canal tends to compress babies’ skulls into a slightly elongated, cone-like shape. Combine that with processes at work on the body after burial, the archaeologists say, and Ata’s appearance makes perfect sense.
This argument first emerged in 2013, when Nolan announced the results of an initial genetic study to Science Magazine. Stony Brook University School of Medicine anatomist William Jungers, in an interview at the time, remarked, “Genetic anomalies are not evident, probably because there aren't any.” Jungers is now part of Halcrow’s group.
What about the mutations Bhattacharya and her colleagues found in Ata’s genome? Halcrow and her colleagues say that the ones usually associated with bone and growth disorders wouldn’t impact the appearance of Ata's skeleton so early in her development. And they argue that it could just be coincidence that the previously unidentified mutations turn up at locations associated with bone formation and growth. Mutations, especially ones that affect only a single DNA base, are surprisingly common. And generally, they have no effect on a person’s body because they occur in regions of DNA that don’t actually code for anything.
Although headlines have claimed that Bhattacharya and her colleagues found the genetic mutations that explain Ata's appearance, the researchers themselves have been much more cautious. In an interview with Ars prior to the study's publication, Bhattacharya said that it would take more work in the lab, possibly using mice as a model, to figure out whether these specific mutations actually cause any deformities.
more after the jump:
arstechnica.com/science/2018/04/how-debate-around-one-unique-skeleton-shifted-from-aliens-to-mutations-to-ethics/
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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 18, 2018 12:57:06 GMT
This was posted in January
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Post by Deleted on Apr 18, 2018 17:41:52 GMT
wow that was a double treat wingz! hey where is Elons roadster? its doin 26.5k miles per hour or about 13km/h ! woot! www.whereisroadster.com/
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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 19, 2018 12:58:26 GMT
Thanks AnonCat, good morning to you and all of our lovely UFOCasebookers
Houston Chronicle
Review: ‘The Endless’ a nifty horror film about a UFO cult
By David Lewis, Houston Chronicle Updated 5:00 pm, Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Crafty and mind-bending, ‘‘The Endless’’ is a highly effective, psychological horror thriller in which two ex-cult members return to their apocalyptic commune, only to get trapped into supernatural time loops that challenge their memories of the past.
It’s an almost impossible movie to describe; it has to be experienced. And though every frame isn’t tidily wrapped up at the end — that was never the intent — ‘‘The Endless’’ gets into your head and keeps you alert for whatever abnormal turn comes next.
Justin and Aaron (played by impressive filmmakers Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead) are two California brothers who fled a strange UFO cult a decade before the story begins. But their life on the outside has become dreary; and with the discovery of an odd videotape, they find themselves inexplicably drawn back to the cult’s commune, where everyone seems happy and apparently haven’t aged a day. The brothers begin to question why they ever ran away in the first place, but soon a series of bizarre events will help put that riddle to rest.
‘‘The Endless’’ uses a minimum of special effects and creates tension the old-fashioned way: with solid performances, nifty camerawork, smart direction and a memorable score. It’s a tribute to stars Benson and Moorhead, who combined to direct, write, edit and shoot the film, that their micro-budget project comes off more haunting than many big-studio productions with 100 times (at least) the budget.
www.chron.com/entertainment/movies/article/Review-The-Endless-a-nifty-horror-film-12845282.php
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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 19, 2018 13:00:02 GMT
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Post by swamprat on Apr 19, 2018 15:19:25 GMT
 Talk about "stuff and nonsense".....!Why Is a Train Filled with Human Poop Stuck Outside This Alabama Town?
By Laura Geggel, Senior Writer | April 19, 2018
The so-called poop train from New York that's idling in Parrish, Alabama. Residents say the train smells like rotting corpses. Credit: Jay Reeves/AP/REX/Shutterstock
A train filled with smelly human excrement from New York City has been stranded in a small Alabama town for two months, according to news sources.
This situation is definitely strange, and it begs at least two questions: What exactly is on this train, and why the heck is it in Alabama?
First off, officials are using the term "biosolid" to describe the train's contents. Biosolids are "nutrient-rich organic materials resulting from the treatment of domestic sewage in a treatment facility," according to the Environmental Protection Agency(EPA). In other words, the train carries processed New York poop.
Biosolids may smell foul (although this can be fixed by adding lime), but they aren't completely useless. According to the EPA, when biosolids are treated and processed, the results can be used as fertilizer.
In fact, processed poop is better than the way things used to be. "Thirty years ago, thousands of American cities dumped their raw sewage directly into the nation's rivers, lakes and bays," the EPA said. "Through regulation of this dumping, local governments [are] now required to treat wastewater and to make the decision whether to recycle biosolids as fertilizer, incinerate it or bury it in a landfill."
However, some areas have stricter dumping laws than others, which explains why the New York biosolids were sent southward. A federal ban prohibits New York from plunking its human waste in the Atlantic Ocean, whereas Alabama has inexpensive land and lenient zoning laws, according to the Associated Press (AP).
Alabama isn't an outlier, either. Many Southern states have laxer laws regarding garbage than the rest of the country, which explains why Georgia, Alabama and their neighbors have accumulated all kinds of waste in the past several years, the AP reported. That includes toxic coal ash from the nation's power plants, the AP said.
The train was originally bound for Big Sky landfill, located about 20 miles (30 kilometers) east of Parrish, Alabama, according to the AP. But even though the landfill has taken sewage from New York since early 2017, the nearby town of West Jefferson obtained an injunction to stop the contents of this particular train from reaching its destination, the AP reported.
The biosolids have caused the town to become "infested with flies" and it "smells of dead rotting animals as well as human waste," West Jefferson’s attorney wrote in a lawsuit against Big Sky Environmental LLC, according to the AP.
So, with nowhere to go, the train sat idling in Parrish, Alabama, a town of 982 people, ever since, the AP said.
This isn't the first unwanted trash heap from New York. In 1987, a barge carrying 3,186 tons (2,890 metric tons) of paper and commercial garbage
from Long Island and New York City was seabound for two months after plans fell through to give it to a private developer in North Carolina, the AP said.
After being turned away from Louisiana, Texas and Florida, along with the countries of Belize, Mexico and Cuba, the garbage eventually returned to New York. There, it was burned in Brooklyn and buried in a local landfill, according to Newsday.
Meanwhile, it's still unclear where the waste on the poop train will end up.
www.livescience.com/62349-poop-train-biosolids.html?utm_source=notification
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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 19, 2018 22:27:12 GMT
"Talk about "stuff and nonsense".....! "
And it's not even their own poop! Send it back to New York.
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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 20, 2018 12:54:50 GMT
" @wingz@swamp when the reason comes out thats when the SHTF..." 
Good morning Anon & all of our lovely UFOCasebook members.
Published on Apr 18, 2018
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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 20, 2018 12:58:34 GMT
Suzanne Tegroen
Published on Apr 19, 2018
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Post by GhostofEd on Apr 20, 2018 13:29:33 GMT
Looks like the psychedelic version of ZETAR's "is this what I think it is" orb.
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Post by GhostofEd on Apr 20, 2018 13:31:28 GMT
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Talk about "stuff and nonsense".....!
