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  1. A ton of CEOs from major corporations resigned this year...there is much more going on behind the scenes. The control structure in place that included the CEOs of major corporations are seeing their system get turned on its head. The world is changing and the show that is mainstream media continues to trigger people and drop hints at what is going on behind the scenes. Depends on what people are using to see, their eyes or their brain.
  2. Lacks the bend and speed off the edge of what an ideal first round talent provides. I don’t think it hurts him that much but like Espenesa, he might be asked to lose a few pounds to gain some quickness and overall speed around the edge. His ceiling athletically appears limited and might push him down into the second round or even further. Similar to Espenesa imo. He has the production but like almost all lineman coming into the NFL needs to add functional strength and perhaps a trimming of weight would help with his lack of burst. McDermott has played with heavier DEs in Carolina and he fits that role. Not a pure pass rusher but a solid overall DE imo. NFL conditioning will be his best friend and being in a rotation will likely help conserve some of his burst. It depends on how the players fall. There’s plenty of interesting DE options at the edge of the first round to the beginning of the 3rd round conversation that are intriguing.
  3. Carlos Basham Jr. is an immediate impact player at the end position imo. Size, speed, strength, motor...contributes both in pass rush and as a run defender. Ideal scenario in a perfect world would be to trade down into the early second and grab another mid round pick in the process. Plays outside but has the ability to kick inside as well. There are many other guys that I’d be interested in but for a year one impact edge rusher, he’s the guy imo.
  4. Tyler Shelvin DT LSU 6’3” 365lbs People want to complain about the linebackers or the ends but it all starts up front with an immovable object that eats up two blockers every play. That relieves the rest of the line including Oliver to get to the QB. The unheralded position allows for linebackers to run more freely. Fix this and Ed will have double digit sacks and be a constant disruptor. He was very good in pass rush, just didn’t get all the way there. I’m liking the DE options in the early second round.
  5. While players like this are important to have, picking a player like Etienne does nothing for us if we don’t address the middle of the offensive line. People think grabbing a back will fix the run game but the middle of the o-line needs to be addressed. Both can be done but I’d much rather invest upfront than into a third back in three years. Singletary and Moss did well enough and will surely look better with an o-line that can create a push up front. Would much rather trade back and grab another pick in the top 100 and fix the lines. Rounds 2-3 have a lot of plug and play offensive and defensive lineman available. If Toney is there at 1 though without a trade up he’d be hard to pass up. WR class is quite deep though.
  6. Much prefer a guy like Tyler Shelvin a bit later. 365lb DT from LSU. Mostly run stuffer. Will take over the job of Star after the first season depending on if Star comes back in playing shape. Perfect player for the rotation that is used.
  7. Nassim Haramein is a physicist researching the unified universe. Modern day scientist.
  8. Science is stupid? Philosophy is stupid? Knowledge is stupid? Quiet your left brain and let your right brain lead. Got me there. My intentions here are not to be a salesman. I have no personal gain from this. My intuition told me to post it so someone else could awaken from this. It may not be you and that’s ok. The left brain is hard to silence.
  9. As mentioned in another comment by another poster, Tesla may have had the answer long ago but didn’t complete it. And now we have Haramein. The modern earth is being built and the universe is using him as it’s conduit. Zero point energy will dramatically change the Earth if he completes his work. I’m not a salesman. Watch and you may learn. Meditate and look within and you will learn more.
  10. Very good question. First off, old patterns are difficult to walk away from, especially when you are around people that bring you back into old habits and boundaries aren’t created to separate yourself from that negative energy that brings you down. My family is consumed and has been their whole lives. They don’t live, life happens to them. Secondly, I haven’t been here that much over the past 2 years after understanding this. If you watch the videos, especially the 4 steps of spiritual awakening, it may help you understand. Learn about the culturescape and what it entails. When you break free from the “brules” you will start to understand. It’s a long journey. I wrote this because my intuition told me to. Meditation clears out the loud left brain ego and allows the right brain to speak. That’s our intuition leading us on our path. The answers are not external but internal. The universe is not outside you but inside. We are all just an extension like a leaf on a tree to the universe. Eastern countries like Tibet, native tribes, some Chinese, India and others have understood the connection and oneness with the universe. They have great spiritual connections to the energy frequencies And have music, crystals and essential oils and other healing techniques to help people reconnect with their true selves.
  11. No. I don’t expect you to understand me. Have a great day ??
  12. Most older folks have been caught up in the culturescape and don’t understand us young folk at all who are connected with the universe and explore it in ways they can’t wrap their melons around. The future is bright!
  13. A plant that is naturally grown from the earth and used all over the eastern world but is illegal in most states in the US because of its natural healing abilities which would effect the profit of big pharma, yes I do. Not all the time. Only when I feel it is necessary. Also, naturally produced fungi which help to pull us out of the illusory world, help to let go of past problems and connect us to the universe and other dimensions of energy that people who are stuck in the culturescape would not understand. They are starting to become legal finally but the majority of people are still not educated on what they do for us.
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