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The Great Awakening

Is the Great Awakening happening?

  • Yes

    Votes: 16 39.0%

  • No

    Votes: 21 51.2%

  • Not Sure

    Votes: 4 9.8%
  • Total voters
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Hempy McNoodle

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Is weather weaponry real?
Who has it?

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Hempy McNoodle

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An unarmed black man is statistically much more likely to be struck by lightening than killed by police.
Was the lightening strike a strategic communication / weapons test?
Or, was "god sending a signal?"
 
audiohi

audiohi

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Hempy McNoodle said:
Was it one of those phones that all of the Deep State criminals were using?? Trump surrounded himself with Deep State shitbags for very strategic reasons. Think: Fauci, Birx, etc.
Trump offered Bill Gates the position of Surgeon General, Gates boasted about turning it down because he had other projects to work on, lol.
Like Coordinating Event 201??
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MAGA-Branded 'Freedom Phone' Is a Black Box That Should Be Avoided at All Costs
https://gizmodo.com/maga-branded-freedom-phone-is-a-black-box-that-should-b-1847299215

“Based on photographs from the company website a number of Internet sleuths identified that the device has the same form-factor, shape, and appearance of a Umidigi A9 Pro,” said Hickey, via email. “This device is a drop-shipped customizable Android-based phone that can be ordered from ASIAPAC region and customized to a project’s requirements,” he said, clarifying that such devices can be “bought and shipped in bulk with custom logos and branding so as to give the appearance of a phone that has been designed for a unique purpose but is actually just a common cheap Android-based smartphone with core components produced in Taiwan and the surrounding areas.” It’s also very cheap: the A9 Pro is currently available for about $120, much less than the Freedom Phone’s $500.

According to The Daily Beast, Finman confirmed that the device he was selling was made by Umidigi but couldn’t say what specific model it was.

On top of everything, “Freedom” would also appear to be using a CPU from Taiwan produced by Mediatek, the likes of which is “popular in low-end Android-based devices” and is known to be buggy, said Hickey.

“Historically Mediatek devices have shipped with a wide number of insecure configurations and are prone to trivial vulnerabilities that allows anyone with physical possession of such a device to read/write the data on the phone through its early bootloader,” Hickey said. “They make phones specifically to permit high customization and as such many of the vendors own software [that] can be used to manipulate the devices, which is why such hardware is popular in countries like North Korea as often the security enabled by a user can simply be circumvented by a state operative,” he added.
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