September 8, 2023: Old Technology Becomes New [videos]

Starship Earth: The Big Picture
September 8, 2023

Q told us in two posts, the world is about to change. I think we’re getting the idea. I had to add a new “Technology” category to the sidebar just for this post.

The exciting [old] technologies, in most cases that we have heard about over the years are finally coming through in more detail and in some cases with dates.

In the past two weeks, I happened to see several of these technologies featured with enough hard science that we can perhaps accept they are real, and moreover will very soon be part of our society. There is enough information now that we can devote an entire post to these exciting revelations.

It is unfortunate that those remarkable products viewed in Star Trek and other futuristic productions so long ago didn’t become a reality for us much sooner, but… better late than never, right?

In truth, we know the controllers of our world have suppressed the best technologies and use them for themselves, leaving us decades or up to a century behind previous Earth/Terra technologies. We literally went backwards, thanks to them.

To recap, we understand that 6,000 patents are being released to bring our society up to speed in the coming years. It would be too much all at once, but we are getting an idea of what is possible in the short term.

The following are just the ones that came into my awareness recently, as I said, so I can track down the source and share. You may have seen others in addition to these.

We’ve all heard about the Med Beds, as we like to call them, and most of us have need of them for anywhere from minor tweaking of our avatars to massive overhauls to replace missing limbs, failing organs, corrupted DNA, and more.

To summarize a few details we heard in the past, there are two or three different kinds of pods that regenerate the Human body and mind. Some are holographic in nature, involve light frequencies, perhaps sound as well… we just don’t know a lot yet.

We the People News included a portion on med beds in the most recent update for Sept. 7. The entire video is excellent, but the med bed technology comes in around the 28 minute mark. We heard recently that these healing tools were being rolled out to many major cities across the planet and this update provides more detail. Japan is a lucky recipient.

SITUATION UPDATE 9/7/23

There are also several TikTok videos about “Health capsules for every home” at this link. No idea how far out that technology is, though. Hopefully it will be very soon.

This next product pales in comparison to med-beds but would come in handy if our food is suspect. We’ve heard the lunatic Klaus Schwab tell us we will own nothing, we will eat bugs, and we will be happy. Okay I took license with that one but many patriots have put it that way. It’s the “bug” part that sticks in my craw. How disgusting.

What we may be unaware of is that they have been putting insects or insect-related substances in our food for awhile without our knowing. They didn’t include identifying terminology on the labels; trust me. For example, anything with red colouring could potentially contain substances from insects. Cochineal.

Chemical structure of carminic acid, the predator-deterring substance found in high concentration in cochineal insects: The insoluble aluminium and calcium salts of this acid form red and purple dyes called “carmine”. The insect produces carminic acid that deters predation by other insects. Carminic acid, typically 17–24% of dried insects’ weight, can be extracted from the body and eggs, then mixed with aluminium or calcium salts to make carmine dye, also known as cochineal. Today, carmine is primarily used as a colorant in food and in lipstick (E120 or Natural Red 4).

If you’re not aware, insects are commonly poisonous to Humans and we should not be ingesting them. Our physiology is not set up for that but someone came up with an app to detect bugs in our food labels. When we see articles like the one below, we just might consider getting one of those apps.

This app is on the Apple site so you can determine how trustworthy it is. From my perspective, if the food producers don’t disclose fully, then the app couldn’t detect it. Nothing is fool-proof. We also know that when we get wise to them they come up with new names to disguise unwanted ingredients on their labels so we don’t recognize them.

Click the link below to learn more.

Detect Insects in your Food

by Noah Kaufmann

Checks food for insect admixtures with the highest hit rate via ingredient list or EAN code. Consumer centers point out that insect admixtures in the form of powders and pastes can cause severe allergies and cross-reactions. With this app, you can check when shopping whether the manufacturer has added components of insects. The app also detects food additives from insects, which are often camouflaged with an E-No. like E120, E904. Unlike comparable apps, Insect Inspect offers the highest hit rates.

Next, we examine Flying Cars. Truly. They say they will roll them out in two years—but who is going to direct traffic? The FAA? Do they have collision avoidance systems? Frankly, I think they can do better than this prototype. Props? Really? Wouldn’t we need an awfully large garage to accommodate wings?

Fiat Chrysler Is Teaming Up With eVTOL Startup Archer to Develop Flying Cars

This next one is high on my desired acquisition list. On Telegram there was a video from TikTok about replicators and the products they can deliver by rearranging atoms. I was unable to track down the original TikTok source, but if you’re on Telegram, you can watch on the Capt. Kyle channel at this link. It’s very cool and very trekky. We’ve been anticipating this one for years and they’ve come a long way since the original science they showed us a few years ago.

 

Getting back to transportation, the technology below is underway in Canada. They are using CGI in the video and it’s so realistic they included chemtrails in the sky.

The problem I have with mass transit while they’re telling us our current modes of transportation are “not sustainable”, is that if we all yield up our personal vehicles, we are at the mercy of whomever is in power.

We know the globalists want to corral us Humans in 15-minute cities where we don’t need or have cars. If we rely on mass transit of any kind to leave the city by choice, then they can simply make that mass transit unavailable and we would be stuck unless we walked. There goes our choice. Just sayin’. Of course if those cities ever come to pass, we wouldn’t be able to go anywhere without someone demanding we show our papers.

To look at it though, the Transpod is very “next generation”, although I’m not sure I’m comfortable in a pod on a rail travelling faster than a jet. Could we ease into it just a tad?

TransPod Age of Innovation – July 2022

 

And now, for the pièce de résistance. Drum roll please. Some are wondering if this is the “Q phone” we have been promised. I must say I love this piece of tech. I’m tired of looking at my Android through the cracks in the glass. Ooops.

I  only have a Telegram post to show you or an X/Twitter post.

Is that slick or what? If anyone knows where we can learn more, please share. This doesn’t seem to be a prototype to me and that looked like a production line. I think we’ll be getting these SOON because a few select patriots already have one, we hear.

That concludes our exciting technology post. I hope you’re flexible. We will need to be sponges to keep up to everything. From what we’re hearing and seeing, the sky’s the limit.   ~ BP