Buses, cars, trucks, drivers, houses, buildings, and utility poles dominate the landscape in TROME
Anyone dumb enough to wear a smartwatch or fitbit.....gets both surveillance and heavier 5G exposure. I would suspect them as causal in bodily damage.
LOTS of surreal stuff in this episode of TROME, including:
> a Greyhound bus driver who parks the bus before DYING!
> 2 people with medical emergencies needing to be rescued from the SAME cruise ship!
> 2 medical emergencies in the SAME location, only hours apart!
> "Weather" treated as a plausible explanation for a "minor" medical emergency in a patient who previously had a 7-hour heart by-pass surgery!
> Multiple cases where there was NO explanation for the medical emergency!
And this is just a sampling. Be sure to click through and see the "funeral procession".
Thanks for reporting.
MCM has been documenting these pairs of events lately too.
Even more uncanny isn't it.
Wow - indeed getting weirder and weirder. You're doing such a great job of presenting these "rare occurrences" - no one else does it like you do and it's very helpful. Great links too. Thank you so much.
Anyone dumb enough to wear a smartwatch or fitbit.....gets both surveillance and heavier 5G exposure. I would suspect them as causal in bodily damage.
LOTS of surreal stuff in this episode of TROME, including:
> a Greyhound bus driver who parks the bus before DYING!
> 2 people with medical emergencies needing to be rescued from the SAME cruise ship!
> 2 medical emergencies in the SAME location, only hours apart!
> "Weather" treated as a plausible explanation for a "minor" medical emergency in a patient who previously had a 7-hour heart by-pass surgery!
> Multiple cases where there was NO explanation for the medical emergency!
And this is just a sampling. Be sure to click through and see the "funeral procession".
Thanks for reporting.
MCM has been documenting these pairs of events lately too.
Even more uncanny isn't it.
Wow - indeed getting weirder and weirder. You're doing such a great job of presenting these "rare occurrences" - no one else does it like you do and it's very helpful. Great links too. Thank you so much.