While I wait

yes disclosure is a multi discipline experience

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Reaction is far more telling than stated intention.

Mapping changes in that which isn't said.

Neonictotinoids were likely not a good idea.

But generationally, insects will evolve more rapidly than our intent to understand our connection and exploit it.

hello 515
the theme of my threads is that our environment is visibly altering everything in a manner that our societies are resisting considering is a possiblity to be true

tensegrity

the good news is our tools are believed and our tools have become clever

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global not local today

gosh
cautionary language fits


global governance and psychology of persuasion high magic technique
henry kissinger is grand master he says

asmodeus agrees

all the locals were mentioning last nights wind and i said at around 04:00 it went in an instant and none of the locals were awake to know

i'm thinking how the vortical energy last night and day interacted with me and i got visuals of my wind posts as im talking
gosh i thought as countless memories fitted and i didn't say anything about it to locals
no point



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vortical force don't spin for no reason

It doesnt just spin ,it simultaneously teeters. I already reasoned this in the stator rotator paradox.

Wobble a pen or spoon between your fingers at a proper frequency.

yes 515
in the context of wind and me last night my experience included information of a specific nature to me that continues a storyline including me in the storyline

it was that today that struck me today as my locals were talking about wind
last night i got sleepy as soon as my experience was over and fitting wind into storyline this way flashed alive today

with that in mind vortical experiences and me sequenced our memory in the inspiration flash today into knowing

me and another can cause that about one of us or the other in this instance is the thought

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the logo is showing this shape functioning


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combination translation fits well
i say
amazing really i want to say

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old world meaning to new world name


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is globalization realization that what has gone before is here today

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"China and Russia, in particular, are developing a variety of means to exploit perceived US reliance on space-based systems and challenge the US position in space," the Defense Intelligence Agency report said.
The report, which was published Monday, is titled "Challenges to Security in Space," and examines Russian, Chinese, Iranian and North Korean space capabilities.
US satellites play a critical role in everything from navigation, weapons targeting and intelligence gathering, including keeping tabs on North Korea's nuclear weapons program and monitoring Russian and Chinese military activity.
They also house sensors involved in detecting enemy missile launches.
The report comes as the Chinese government has been increasingly stepping up its space program, becoming the first nation to land a probe on the far side of the moon in January.
The growth of China's space capabilities and the need to help safeguard US satellites have been cited by the Trump administration as a reason why the US needs a Space Force.
The Chinese government said Tuesday that the report is "completely without foundation."
"What is alarming and concerning is that the US has defined the outer space as combat territory, announcing to build a space troop, frequently conducting outer space military drills," Hua Chunying, a spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told reporters.
Anti-satellite weapons
The report details a variety of Russian and Chinese anti-satellite weapons, including electronic warfare systems, directed-energy weapons and "kinetic" anti-satellite missiles.
It says both Beijing and Moscow are "likely" pursuing "laser weapons to disrupt, degrade, or damage satellites and their sensors."
"China likely will field a ground-based laser weapon that can counter low-orbit space-based sensors by 2020, and by the mid-to-late 2020s, it may field higher power systems that extend the threat to the structures of non-optical satellites," the report says.
It adds that China "possibly already has a limited capability to employ laser systems against satellite sensors."
The report says that Russia had delivered a laser weapon to its Aerospace Forces prior to July 2018, which is likely intended for an anti-satellite mission.
"Russia is also developing an airborne (anti-satellite) laser weapon system to use against space-based missile defense sensors," the report says.
The Trump administration is actively considering placing advanced sensors in space as part of its recent Missile Defense Review, which was unveiled last month.
The report warns that China also has an operational missile capable of hitting satellites in low-Earth orbit while Russia is in the process of developing one.
The Chinese military "has an operational ground-based (anti-satellite) missile intended to target (low-Earth orbit) satellites," the report said, adding that "China has also formed military units that have begun training with (anti-satellite) missiles."
The report says Russia is "likely" developing "a ground-based, mobile missile system capable of destroying space targets" in low-Earth orbit in addition to ballistic missiles.
"This weapon system is likely to be operational within the next several years," the report adds.
The report says Russia and China are also developing "inspection and servicing" satellites that could also be used to conduct attacks on satellites in orbit.
'The future of war'
US and China have seen relations deteriorate grow across a range of fronts in the past year, from trade tensions with the Trump administration to diplomatic and military disputes.
On his first full day on the job in January, acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan told senior leaders at the Pentagon to "remember China, China, China."
One area of relative cooperation so far has been in space exploration. Despite starting far behind the US, Beijing is rapidly advancing its space program.
China is planning to land its first probe on Mars by the end of 2020 with the aim of sending a manned mission in the following years.
But Rep. Mike Rogers, then-chairman of the US House Armed Services Strategic Forces Subcommittee, told CNN in 2018 "the future of war will be fought in space."
"Russia and China are surpassing us in space capabilities, and we need to dedicate a separate force solely with a space mission," he said.

hello sd1
mr reagan sorted that out in 1983 and his administrations sdi success is why everyone is alive and well and up there in space themselves today doing what they are doing

mad and sdi know each other
as above so below

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