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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834435 (261603ZOCT24) Notable: NASA Administrator Bill Nelson says reports of Musk-Putin conversations “concerning”

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Nelson says reports of Musk-Putin conversations “concerning”

October 25, 2024

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said he is concerned about reports that Elon Musk, chief executive of SpaceX, has had discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Nelson’s comments, made at Semafor’s World Economy Summit Oct. 25, represent his strongest public criticism to date of the owner of the company that NASA relies upon for transporting crews to the International Space Station and for launching key missions.

In an on-stage interview at the summit, Nelson was asked about a Wall Street Journal article that stated that Musk has had a regular series of conversations with Putin over the last two years, starting after Putin embarked on a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The article said it confirmed those discussions with current and former American, European and Russian officials.

According to the article, the discussions between Musk and Putin included a request by Putin that SpaceX not activate its Starlink service over Taiwan, as Russia sought to win support from China.

SpaceX does not provide Starlink service in Taiwan, but it is unclear if that request was a factor.

SpaceX, in a post on social media Oct. 25, called the article “incredibly misleading.”

It noted that Taiwan has not given SpaceX a license to operate Starlink in the country and has not lifted foreign ownership limits there.

“SpaceX has not accepted such a condition for any market in which it operates. This has nothing to do with Russia or China,” the company stated.

“I don’t know that that story is true,” Nelson said at the conference.

“I think it should be investigated. If the story is true that there have been multiple conversations between Elon Musk and the president of Russia, then I think that would be concerning, particularly for NASA, for the Department of Defense, for some of the intelligence agencies.”

Nelson has avoided directly criticizing Musk even after the billionaire increasingly disparaged the Biden administration and, in July, formally endorsed Donald Trump for president.

Musk is now actively campaigning for Trump, holding a series of town halls in Pennsylvania, one of the key swing states in the presidential election.

Nelson has frequently noted that he does not deal directly with Musk about SpaceX but instead with Gwynne Shotwell, the president and chief operating officer of the company.

Shotwell runs SpaceX on a day-to-day basis, but Musk is the chief executive and largest shareholder and drives the overall vision of the company.

“The good news is that Elon leaves the running of SpaceX to Gwynne Shotwell, and she is fantastic,” Nelson said at a July 30 Politico event. “And the proof is in the pudding.

Look at the success of the Falcon 9.”

He did mention at that event that he does speak with Musk on occasion along with Jeff Bezos, the billionaire owner of Blue Origin.

“They are both very agreeable. Both of them understand the importance of what we’re doing, and I’m very confident in both of those companies.”

At the Semafor event, Nelson also prefaced his remarks by noting the role Shotwell plays at SpaceX.

“My dealings, NASA’s dealings, with SpaceX are primarily with Gwynne Shotwell. She is the president,” he said.

“Elon Musk leaves it to her to run SpaceX, and they have been phenomenally successful.” He then discussed his concerns about the reports of Musk-Putin conversations.

https://spacenews.com/nelson-says-reports-of-musk-putin-conversations-concerning/

https://www.wsj.com/world/russia/musk-putin-secret-conversations-37e1c187

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834480 (261616ZOCT24) Notable: NASA Space Related

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NASA astronaut reveals what happens when you squirt ketchup in low-gravity - as fans call his demonstration 'awesome and gross'

Updated: 10:43 EDT, 25 October 2024

POTUS served the fries and NASA added the ketchup

From sleeping to working out and preparing food, nothing is simple for people aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

Now, to demonstrate the bizarre nature of a usually straightforward kitchen task, NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick has shared a clip of him squirting ketchup.

In the video, posted to X, Dominick squeezes on the Heinz bottle and a string of sauce stretches in a long, straight line that looks like a strawberry lace.

As it accumulates, the ketchup then forms a peculiar red 'tower' in his mouth, which he swiftly slurps up.

In his X post, Dominick – who has since left the ISS and returned to Earth on Friday – said: 'This one goes out to all the ketchup lovers out there.

'Everyone I’ve shared it with either thinks it is awesome or gross. Nothing in between.

'Also some interesting science stuff happening.'

One X user replied in agreement: 'It’s a little awesome a little Gross'

Someone else posted: 'THIS is the kind of science we need to be doing up there!'

Another said: 'That is gross as hell, all that sugar!'

The ISS is about 250 miles above Earth, so on-board gravity is about 90 per cent of what it is on our planet's surface.

Because of this microgravity environment, the ketchup isn't pulled downwards as it's squeezed out of the bottle – resulting in a satisfyingly-straight line.

On X, Dominick said he was 'having fun' with his crewmates before he made the return journey back to Earth on Wednesday evening.

He travelled home aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft along with fellow NASA astronauts Michael Barratt and Jeanette Epps, plus Roscosmos cosmonaut Alexander Grebenkin.

Their SpaceX craft finally splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico just off the Florida at 3:29am EDT (08:29am BST) on Friday.

The three Americans and one Russian should have been back two months ago, but their homecoming was stalled by problems with Boeing’s new Starliner astronaut capsule, which came back empty in September because of safety concerns.

Then Hurricane Milton interfered, followed by another two weeks of high wind and rough seas.

Overall, it meant they were in space for almost eight months – marking the longest Crew Dragon mission to date.

Still aboard the ISS are Starliner test pilots Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, whose own mission on the beleaguered Boeing craft went from eight days to eight months.

Also aboard are two astronauts launched by SpaceX four weeks ago – NASA's Nick Hague and Aleksandr Gorbunov of Roscosmos.

The foursome will remain up there until February next year.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14001755/NASA-astronaut-squirt-ketchup-zero-gravity.html

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834488 (261618ZOCT24) Notable: Novi, Michigan Trump Rally

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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834503 (261619ZOCT24) Notable: Hilldawg in 2008 - "If they have committed a crime... DEPORT THEM! No questions asked. You're Gone!"

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HILLARY “DEPORT THEM ALL”

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834504 (261619ZOCT24) Notable: President Trump and Joe Rogan talk UFO's Alien life, and much more

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https://t.me/jordansather/10953

One of the coolest things about the Rogan/Trump interview is how many people in the comment sections are from foreign countries and they're praying for Trump to win

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834529 (261624ZOCT24) Notable: NASA Space Related

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Canada taps into MUOS Satellite System in collaborative effort with SSC

Oct. 25, 2024

On the heels of a highly successful Initial Operational Capability event in June, the U.S. Space Force and Canadian Armed Forces have kicked off an Operations and Sustainment Phase which will provide Canada with six years of access to the Space Force’s Mobile User Objective System Satellite System.

MUOS is the U.S. Department of Defense’s newer, more advanced Ultra High Frequency Satellite Communications system.

It is designed to provide joint warfighters with reliable, worldwide voice and data communications in challenging weather environments and through thick foliage.

Improvements over legacy systems include a ten-fold increase in overall communications capacity, reduced signal interference and improved connectivity performance.

Canada is the first Five Eyes nation to achieve international interoperability with MUOS.

The effort was spearheaded by Space Systems Command’s Narrowband SATCOM Acquisition Delta and Canada’s Tactical Narrowband SATCOM - Geosynchronous project office.

At $126.2M, this six-year O&S phase contract is the largest Foreign Military Sales case in USSF history.

“Partnering to win is a critical force multiplier and we look forward to more opportunities to expand interoperability to other international partners,” said Deanna Ryals, SSC director of international affairs.

The U.S. and Canadian bilaterial Narrowband SATCOM team invested years of extensive planning, design modification, and implementation to get Canada through a pre-demonstration event in October 2023, a full demonstration event in March 2024, and a month of intense MUOS training in June 2024.

These key activities culminated in the highly successful Canadian-led Initial Operational Capability event on June 25, 2024, in Ottawa, Canada.

During the IOC event, the Canadian team was not only able to confidently and independently provision their AN/PRC-117G terminals and demonstrate they could push to talk and connect from one Canadian radio terminal to another Canadian radio terminal -in other words, make a Point-to-Point call - but they also were able to successfully accomplish other services like Point-to-Net with chat, file transfer, and email, as well as group calls.

Lt. Col. Kevin Champaigne, SSC Material Lead for MUOS Integrated Ground, applauded the team’s accomplishments to date and stated, “We are truly excited for Canada to join the MUOS user community.”

“The joint allied cooperation and hard work of both teams has been manifested in a phenomenal list of achievements during the last year,” said Scott Mackenzie, TNS-GEO project manager.

“Congratulations to everyone involved. The value of a strong partnership is quite remarkable.”

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3946272/canada-taps-into-muos-satellite-system-in-collaborative-effort-with-ssc/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834538 (261626ZOCT24) Notable: WATCH - One of the most brutal ads you’ve ever seen against a politician

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https://x.com/robbystarbuck/status/1850210241255772667

Robby Starbuck

@robbystarbuck

One of the most brutal ads you’ve ever seen against a politician. Wow. Just watch. 🔥🔥🔥

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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834543 (261627ZOCT24) Notable: Bannon is scheduled to be released from jail on October 29

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Steve Bannon Prison Release Date: Trump Ally Out in Time for the Election

When Will Steve Bannon Be Released?

Bannon is scheduled to be released from jail on October 29, his original release date, acting warden Derek Puzio wrote in a letter to Bannon's lawyers.

"Mr. Bannon has insufficient time on his sentence to process a referral and secure approval for 10 days of home confinement placement," he said in the letter seen by CNN. "The Regional Reentry Management Office overseeing your client's release area advised their Residential Reentry Centers, which monitor home confinement placements, that they will not accept placements under 30 days," Puzio added.

Bannon and his supporters, including his daughter, Maureen Bannon, have accused the prison system of political interference.

She has previously said the government is "deliberately stalling his release in order to prevent such a key voice in the MAGA movement from being behind the mic and out there and able to help secure an election for Donald J. Trump on Nov. 5."

Why Is He in Prison?

Bannon was convicted in 2022 of defying a subpoena to testify in front of the January 6 House Select Committee, which led an investigation into the riot at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.

The committee wanted to know about phone conversations it believed Bannon had with Trump on January 5, but Bannon argued he should not have to cooperate because of executive privilege - a legal concept that allows presidents to keep certain communications secret. He has denied the charges against him.

Bannon's team carried out multiple attempts to get his sentence delayed, but he was ultimately unsuccessful and ordered to report to a low-security Federal Correctional Institution on July 1.

Is Bannon Still Working for Donald Trump?

Bannon was the chair of the conservative outlet Breitbart News before he joined Trump as an aide after the 2016 election – but he reportedly fell out of favor and ended up leaving the administration after less than a year.

However, Bannon has remained an ardent Trump supporter, especially on his War Rooms podcast, and he supported the former president's claims that the 2020 election was rigged.

When the Department of Justice ordered Bannon to report to prison earlier this year, Trump called the decision a "Total and Complete American Tragedy."

"The unAmerican Weaponization of our Law Enforcement has reached levels of Illegality never thought possible before," the former president wrote in a post on Truth Social.

https://www.newsweek.com/steve-bannon-prison-sentence-donald-trump-election-1972694

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834548 (261628ZOCT24) Notable: WATCH - One of the most brutal ads you’ve ever seen against a politician

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>>248401

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834554 (261629ZOCT24) Notable: NASA Space Related

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Space Force sourcing conference helps drive capability development, readiness

Oct. 25, 2024

The first U.S. Space Force Global Force Management Sourcing Conference was held at Peterson Space Force Base, Oct. 22-24. It was hosted and led by U.S. Space Operations Command.

The conference brought together component field commands, Space Force leadership, field commands, mission area teams, and allies and partners to communicate requirements to influence USSF Force Generation, prioritization and sourcing activities.

“The conference is a critical event for the future of space operations and an opportunity for component commands, the joint force, and allies and partners to communicate GFM requirements,” said Lt. Gen. David N. Miller, Jr., SpOC commander.

“This is essential as we work together to meet the challenges of today’s contested space domain and herald a plan to address the increasing demand for spacepower across the joint and combined force.”

As the Service Force Provider, SpOC is synchronizing the demands with planned force modernization, sustainment and mission system transition schedules and activities to develop prioritized force generation, readiness and resourcing recommendations for the future.

“The component commanders are our first line of information in learning what warfighter needs are and how we can hone space capabilities to drive operational advantages over our adversaries,” Miller said.

SpOC focused on setting priorities under capability development and readiness, aligning with the increased demand for space capabilities from combatant commands, allies and partners.

The field command will build and maintain a three-year strategy forecast that, in coordination with Space Force’s chief operations officer, will inform the chief of space operations’ and secretary of the Air Force’s inputs into Global Force Management processes.

This three-year force modernization strategy will include not just advanced weapon systems but advanced training opportunities and tools for Guardians.

Additionally, joint and allied partners talked one-on-one with mission area leads to determine ways SpOC can leverage complimentary capabilities within the command and in the commercial realm to enhance combat operations.

“This is a monumental step in a fully integrated approach to meeting warfighter needs now and, in the future,” said Chief Master Sgt. Michael Rozneck, Force Generation senior enlisted leader.

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3946307/space-force-sourcing-conference-helps-drive-capability-development-readiness/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834573 (261632ZOCT24) Notable: Novi, Michigan Trump Rally

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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834581 (261634ZOCT24) Notable: NASA Space Related

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Annual Schriever Wall of Honor event recognizes space, missile pioneers

Oct. 25, 2024

Six pioneers in American space and missile development were honored in a ceremony hosted by Space Systems Command in recognition of achievements in astronautics that began as early as the 1950s and continue to resonate in today’s contested space environment.

“Today we honor six people who had the imagination, the courage and the persistence to act on their dreams and contribute to today’s reality of U.S. superiority in space,” said Lt. Gen. Philip A. Garrant, commander of Space Systems Command.

“These incredible achievements inspire us to be bold, have courage, and be innovative, which is especially important as we are in an era of Great Power Competition.”

Garrant’s remarks were part of the 10th annual Schriever Wall of Honor Ceremony, which took place this year on Sept. 26th in the Schriever Courtyard at Los Angeles Air Force Base.

The event is named for Gen. Bernard Schriever, who successfully led the Air Force’s ballistic missile and satellite projects during the early years of the Cold War and was commander of SSC’s predecessor organization, the Western Development Division.

“Honoring our past has been an ongoing theme this year as we have been celebrating the 5th anniversary of the Space Force, the 3rd anniversary of Space Systems Command and the 70th anniversary of the Western Development Division,” Garrant said.

“We stand on the shoulders of greatness and (the honorees) stand as reminders of the grit, perseverance and willingness to take risks that are required for us to continue to succeed against the threats our nation faces.”

Each year since 2014, the names of six individuals are inscribed on the Schriever memorial wall in honor of their contributions to the beginning, growth, and evolution of national security space and/or missile programs.

The theme of this year’s ceremony, Yesterday’s Dream, Today’s Hope, Tomorrow’s Reality, draws from a quote by American rocket pioneer Robert H. Goddard, who said,

“It is difficult to say what is impossible, because the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow.”

Several hundred attended this year’s ceremony, which honored these pioneers:

Retired Maj. Gen. Edward L. Bolton Jr., United States Air Force (1976-2013), whose lengthy Air Force career included serving as the chief engineer for the Titan space launch program in the early 1990s and subsequently overseeing accelerated operations tempos on both the western and eastern ranges.

The late retired Brig. Gen. Maurice A. Cristadoro Jr., (1920-2008), United States Army and U.S. Air Force (1941-70), who supported the first broadcast of a human voice from space (President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1958 Christmas message) and the beginning of satellite communications.

Dr. Antonio L. Elias, Orbital ATK (now Northrop Grumman), 1986-2018, who managed Pegasus, the first privately developed space launch vehicle.

The late retired Col. Francis J. Hale (1922-2020), United States Army and U.S. Air Force (1944-65), who served on multiple USAF ballistic missile programs, including Minuteman and Thor.

Retired Lt. Gen. Susan J. Helms, U.S. Air Force (1977-2014) and National Aeronautics and Space Administration (1990-2002), whose distinguished career includes service as the U.S. military’s first female astronaut.

Mr. Edward M. Lassiter, Aerospace Corp., 1962-95, who helped develop the Global Positioning System, the most significant development for the safe navigation of aircraft and spacecraft since the introduction of radio navigation.

Following Garrant’s opening remarks, retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Thomas Taverney, who worked directly with several of the honorees, highlighted the notable characteristics that contributed to each honoree’s leadership skills and achievements.

“You’ll hear a lot about their accomplishments, but I want to talk about their characteristics - especially for the next generation to learn from,” said Taverney, who related how each led their organizations through challenging circumstances.

“Ed Lassiter (for example) is a phenomenal mentor, and he still is mentoring today. That is a key element of everybody who is a strong leader.”

With support from industry partners, the Air and Space Forces Association's Schriever chapter sponsored and commissioned a statue of Schriever, and in 2007, the statue and wall were dedicated as the General Schriever Memorial.

The first six names were engraved on the wall in 2014, when SSC celebrated its 60th anniversary. The class of 2024 brings the number honored to 66.

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3946294/annual-schriever-wall-of-honor-event-recognizes-space-missile-pioneers/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834584 (261634ZOCT24) Notable: President Biden Remarks to Reporters Departing Philadelphia for Pittsburgh

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11:25 AM EDT

President Biden Remarks to Reporters Departing Philadelphia

President Biden takes questions on Israel’s strikes against Iranian military targets, China’s hacking of the Trump and Harris campaigns, and other topics before departing Philadelphia for Pittsburgh.

https://www.c-span.org/video/?539564-1/president-biden-remarks-reporters-departing-philadelphia

"Trump has no class at all."

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834595 (261636ZOCT24) Notable: TRUMP TRUTH - Happy Birthday Crooked

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Happy Anniversary to one of the most

"did not age well' tweets in Twitter -X history! 🤣🤣🤣

oh man.........

https://truthsocial.com/@grrrgraphics/posts/113374371952007902

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834625 (261640ZOCT24) Notable: NASA Space Related

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S4S ensures safety of spaceflight, return of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-8

Oct. 25, 2024

Three NASA astronauts and one Roscosmos cosmonaut of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-8 mission successfully splashed down near the coast of Florida, Oct. 25.

Crew-8 launched to the International Space Station March 4, to conduct new scientific research to prepare for human exploration beyond low Earth orbit and benefit humanity.

This the last scheduled space station crew change for 2024.

U.S. Space Forces - Space supports NASA human space flight by planning, integrating, executing, and assessing space operations, providing continuous space situational awareness monitoring for the International Space Station and visiting spacecraft.

The ability to detect, track and identify space objects in near real-time provides unique space domain awareness that ensures safety of humans in space and understanding for the U.S. Space Command area of operations.

Additionally, S4S provides conjunction analysis and potential collision notifications to NASA and other satellite owner-operators.

Throughout 2024, S4S supported six space station mission crew changes, the visiting Axiom Mission-3, the Boeing Starliner Crew Flight Test, and numerous commercial resupply missions to the station.

The groundbreaking Polaris Dawn fully commercial spaceflight mission was also closely monitored by S4S for safety of flight purposes.

S4S’s potential collision notifications are vital when debris causing events occur in low Earth orbit that have the potential to impact the safety of the humans aboard the station.

When these types of events occur, NASA is quickly notified of the elevated risk and can take precautionary measures such as instructing crews aboard the space station to shelter in their respective spacecraft until normal operations can be safely resumed operations.

S4S coordinates closely with NASA, commercial partners, and other service component commands to support goals of human spaceflight safety and freedom of navigation in space.

The S4S mission is part of U.S. Space Command’s task as the Defense Department’s Human Space Flight Support manager.

USSPACECOM is also responsible for the terrestrial rescue and recovery of NASA-sponsored astronauts and spacecraft.

This specialized support is provided by Air Forces Space, and includes pre-positioning rescue forces, ensuring unique communication abilities, and orchestrating the recovery of crewed space flight assets.

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3947063/s4s-ensures-safety-of-spaceflight-return-of-nasas-spacex-crew-8/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834667 (261647ZOCT24) Notable: When you don't have facts to support your arguments, you must resort to the above tactics

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>>248388

Ask yourself, why are 'Liberals' always angry?

Why do they curse?

Why do they slander (push fake labels > racist, sexist, …ist etc.)?

Why do they create 'emotional outbursts' when challenged?

Why are they violent?

Why do they form mobs (packs)?

Why are they incapable of listening to the other side (fascist)?

When you don't have facts to support your arguments (present logical reasoning), you must resort to the above tactics.

https://qagg.news/siteimages/qaggdropimage2788.png

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834680 (261650ZOCT24) Notable: Elon Musk’s conversational interview with President Trump has pulled in a combined 1 BILLION views

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>>248356

Joe Rogan Long Form Interview #2219 With Donald Trump has over 13 MILLION views, almost 1 million per hour on a Friday night

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBMoPUAeLnY

Lex Fridman 1 Hour Interview #442 With Donald Trump last month has 5.1 MILLION views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCbfTN-caFI

Both bloggers have invited Kamala on and both asserted their impartiality during their talks with Q+ to hold the door for her.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834754 (261704ZOCT24) Notable: #26738

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fresh dough

https://fullchan.net/?3f196d10363e593e#9BTE7i9HH4foVwvSuJvg4toYmotWV6DmVGd6gATyZSz8

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834772 (261706ZOCT24) Notable: Novi Rally OutTakes

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POTUS speaks at 1:05 PM ET

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834775 (261707ZOCT24) Notable: Crowd expected Beyonce to perform at Kamala rally. Nope, no songs for you.

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@Electionwiz

REPORT: Beyoncé endorses Kamala Harris at Houston rally, but doesn't perform any songs, leaving some attendees frustrated and feeling duped

Oct 26, 2024, 8:52 AM

https://truthsocial.com/@Electionwiz/posts/113373815422284274

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834814 (261717ZOCT24) Notable: Novi Rally OutTakes

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Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834826 (261719ZOCT24) Notable: Crowd expected Beyonce to perform at Kamala rally. Nope, no songs for you.

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@TeamTrump

PRESIDENT TRUMP: Beyonce went up and spoke for a couple of minutes and then left and the place went crazy. They booed the hell out of Kamala... They thought she was going to perform... They have to use people to get crowds. They send buses. We don't send buses.

https://1a-1791.com/video/s8/2/1/w/5/c/1w5cu.caa.mp4?b=1&u=ummtf

Oct 26, 2024, 1:13 PM

https://truthsocial.com/@TeamTrump/posts/113374840843405683

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834859 (261728ZOCT24) Notable: Novi Rally OutTakes

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Harris? Who the hell is Harris?!

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834889 (261733ZOCT24) Notable: Novi Rally OutTakes

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"they're dead"

"tree with blood all over it" (paraphrase)

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834895 (261734ZOCT24) Notable: Novi Rally OutTakes

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We gotha save the big beautiful wales

The windmills are irritating them

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834930 (261744ZOCT24) Notable: Last message to a dad from a soldier son who didn't make it back…

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Last message to a dad from a son who didn't make it back...

I'm not crying you're crying...

https://x.com/Sheckyi/status/1850200506171289887

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834963 (261749ZOCT24) Notable: Ivermectin and fenbendazole work synergistically together. Protocols for usage

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Ivermectin and fenbendazole work synergistically together.

Speaking only for ivermectin as this is what anon most researched, is extremely safe and many protocols for using several days on them several days off.

If this anon had cancer, I would look into sharkman protocols but wouldn’t bat an eye at consuming every day along with fenben.

Some protocols base the start off the lunar cycle.

https://floridasharkman.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/FloridaSharkman-Protocols.pdf

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834991 (261755ZOCT24) Notable: Crowd expected Beyonce to perform at Kamala rally. Nope, no songs for you.

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October 25, 2024 | Clip Of Vice President Harris Campaigns in Houston, Texas

Beyonce Endorses VP Harris for President in Houston

32-time Grammy award winning artist Beyoncé officially endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for president in Houston. While on the campaign trail, the vice president has used Beyoncé's "Freedom" as her walk out song to events across the country. The high-profile endorsement comes just eleven days before the presidential election in November.

https://www.c-span.org/video/?c5138587/beyonce-endorses-vp-harris-president-houston

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/21834997 (261756ZOCT24) Notable: Georgia election stats

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GA election stats

https://sos.ga.gov/page/election-data-hub-turnout