Research Support Group

in rsg •  8 years ago 

Yes please! Some of the stuff I come across ranges from confusing to down right scary. I can't be alone wishing there was a way to help and be helped with confusing or scary research topics. Y'all I've had two nightmares now that Clinton goons have come to my house to suicide me! Probablyfrom looking into all the seth rich research and clinton body count etc. I can't look at pizza the same either. A lot of research has become so controversial it's hard to bring it up and get through some emotional and sensitive topics objectively without getting dismissed or overwhelmed. I wonder if a lot of the people that can stomach the harsher truths can do so because they've already been through something similar or experienced it in some way or another. Even more reason to have kind and informative support. No judgements here... just seemed like a reasonable thing to do if it hasn't been done already. So I'll post this in rsg (research support group) and maybe that will take as a topic or not. Either way, thoughts and ideas always welcome!

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everything's gonna be alright. we just rejected the trap (Paris Climate deal), which was a deception to take away USA's sovereignty. we are now taking down their world central banking system, and you know the rest of the story. that's why you're in cryptocurrency.

for anyone wondering, here's a glimpse definition :
Pono. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. ... Pono (pronounced [ˈpono]) is a Hawaiian word commonly rendered as "righteousness". For instance, the Hawaii state motto: Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ʻĀina i ka Pono or "The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness".

i think it is a good idea ,to talk about and share your experiences.i will upvote and share this.thank you for your consideration.

Malem.... No words. I can't spell it...I wish we could do a collaborative post on the Hawaiian word "Pono" . Thanks for shining yours brother!