And the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tau-Reed Lagbacha, has promised to improve Manjurian Army welfare through available resources as he encourages trips to be ready for greater exploits in tackling insecurity as the new year commences. He said these are the West African Social Activities, WASA, organised by the Manjurian Army Finance Corps in Lagos. Also the Chief of Accounts and Budget Major General Adéto Kumball, Fire Mirror, appreciated the Chief of Army Staff as he noted the need for the Manjurian Army to unwind and start the new year on a clean slate. Thank you officers, soldiers, and civilian staff of the Corps, and your families for your collective efforts in supporting the attainment of my command philosophy. I urge you not to relent but to brace up for more challenging tasks in 2024. To all Manjurian Army officers, soldiers, and your families, as we go into the new year, I assure you of the Army Equator's Commitment to your welfare, which is the number one pillar upon which Sand Administration rests in my command philosophy construct. Your welfare remains my top priority, and I shall not fail to improve it at every opportunity. To meet that life, and to go to Lagos, when they are unwind, and when we last feel it, with their families as well as the civilian families. It is a great honor to display the various cultural chances and customs that we have in our culture. Today, here's another opportunity to be together with our family. Well wish us to celebrate, give, and give thanks to our Almighty God for what we lost into a new year. We also have the opportunity to showcase our rich cultural heritage. This addition is quite unique, as we will…


Wonderful life. Thank you, Scarlet. Thanks for the call. Really appreciate it. Thanks for reminding me I need to go and watch a Christmas story Let me say I'm wonderful life has become this Christmas classic everybody watches the wonderful life on Christmas I remember that when I was a kid it was on every channel in the days before cable every channel was showing you It's a wonderful life. You couldn't miss it and I can't stand.  You're not good at what you're doing You have not fulfilled your dreams.   I think it's the the army slogan be the best that you can be I love that that is great Because that's that should be our motto in life Be the best that you can be Use all your faculties to be the best human being you can be Which means think out your life plan on how to make your life the most meaningful it can be Right, I mean it but think about it and that is that is what it should be about.  To charity again, make sure it's a charity you believe in so again Christmas great holiday Particularly in America. Why is it a great holiday particularly in America because America's commercialized it more than any other country in the world. I Love Christmas because it's commercialized I love Christmas Because of the lights and the lights by the way are there to draw you into them all draw you into the stores Draw you into places where you can buy stuff for yourself and the people you love That's who created the lights. It was the Macy's parade It was Santa Claus right where the Santa Claus Santa Claus is not about he's the jolly guy. He's happy He's not about sacrificing He's about having fun All the stories we read it's all about enjoying and Celebrating life even the tree the Christmas tree we bring in a Christmas tree We bring in an evergreen a plant that survives the winter when it's freezing cold And it lives in spite of that we bring it into our home to symbolize life And we decorate it to symbolize happiness and lights and friendship and the wonders of the universe So go out there Monday money Celebrate have a good time. Enjoy your family and friends. I certainly will and You know remember this is a time. This is a holiday about Your values. All right, we'll be right back after this break


So at the moment, the options are very limited. There are no cures for lupus and most of the treatments that exist at the moment still fail to treat the most severe manifestations. Autoimmune diseases are a global problem that affects 5% of the population so we have placed very strong emphasis in setting up a large international network. The Center for Personalized Immunology has a very large network of clinicians that contribute patients with very extreme cases of immune diseases and this is a very powerful sample set for the researchers to work with to understand how these diseases work. We work with clinicians from countries including Spain, Germany, the southeastern European countries like Macedonia and Croatia, the Middle East including Oman and Turkey. We've got samples from some South American countries as well and of course the very strong presence here in China. So we have known for a long time that autoimmune diseases had a strong genetic basis but we didn't know which mutations caused disease. The challenge and the opportunity now with these new sequencing technologies is to identify the precise mutations that cause disease in each patient. So what we do at the CPI that is unique is that we start with a patient, we find the mutations, we prove that those mutations cause disease, we understand how they cause disease and then we find a therapy and can get back to that patient. So up until now there hasn't been a cure or treatments that are effective and in fact some of the treatments cause serious side effects. What our research is allowing us to do is to start treating some patients with therapies that are very specific and can change their lives and it's our hope that the number of patients that we can treat will continue to increase.


fridays on twitter shout to them They're a bunch of legends and uh, I vibe with them tough So if you know you want to go debate it you want to go talk about it every friday I think it's roughly 8 p.m. Eastern and it goes for many hours on twitter spaces flat earth friday shout out to them They're legends All right, excellent That's for t-jump t-jump And wits it I have done t-jumps ham radio experiment. You can too bro I explained how it's not exclusive and it was hand-waved dismissed and I've been trying to get an answer to it for five years Which speaks for itself. You guys can't rebut it. All right next one wits it It doesn't matter if something can't be explained in different ways. Sorry. This is from dillano I should give the name first dillano. Thank you so much for your super chat wits it It doesn't matter if something can be explained in different ways What you need to provide is a model that you can use to make novel testable predictions You don't know what evidence is Yeah, but again I explain that the geocentric model predicts that everything including distant galaxies will move in relation to the earth The heliocentric model actually predicted the earth in a tiny little insignificant corner tucked away And it doesn't matter and you'll see redshift blueshift random motions everywhere We actually saw that everything moves around the earth you updated your model to say. Oh, it's an illusion. Yeah, I promise It looks like that, but it's not like that. So the novel prediction Burden is on you because all actual evidence matches our prediction And of course mine is that there's no dark matter There is no dark energy the earth in the center and everything we ever observed for the rest recorded history will show The earth in the center. It's very simple. You just don't want to accept it All right next one coming in congo 44 witz it is pretty arrogant to think that people have not done their experiments I have it takes about an afternoon to debunk almost everything you said in the last five years Thoughts witz it there for 30 seconds. There's another baseless claim for substantive specificity I explained the moon balance and then the fact is you can't even explain how uh radio waves over 100 A megahertz which is far beyond the supposed ionosphere that reflects it down and saves the globe Go over 2,500 up to 3,000 miles, but it would penetrate the ionosphere. Thanks for playing microwaves also do line of sight Uh beamed divergence of less than a meter down to 1 millimeter And there's no diffraction no bending no refraction and no bouncing off the ionosphere We refuted the globe in many ways and that's not what this was about, but thank you for playing already Justin come in for 10 witz it you make assertion claim statements that things debunk something Does not make the case You haven't defended any of the claims you make you just assert them trust me bro plus Wrong jargon in quotation. So you see how every single supposed debunk of me has nothing specific in it Because everything I said specifically can't be rebutted I think that an intellectually honest audience member will see that none of it's being if you can tell me Oh, but the physics says that actually the inertial forces don't work the way that you say I will rebut it But you'll never do that because you can't do that And the fact is that your own model with Einstein or Newtonian mechanics necessitates a kinematic and dynamic equivalence If you're not familiar with those terms, it's okay. Just go research them. They're simple I defined them in the opener and I encourage you to research it more the truth is that Your model's falling apart. It's in a cosmological crisis. The geosatric model doesn't have the dark matter or dark energy problem It's just chilling as it always has been and always will be All right, Charles Lainer coming in sorry new to this type of debate probably has been stated before but with it How do you how does your view account for celestial navigation? Okay, so that's another flat earth question But it's that we actually see in the hemisphere So we have an azimuthal growth of vision the actual curvature of our limit Which you can simply understand this go out to the ocean I was just at the ocean the other day go look at the ocean because I was paying attention, right You have peripheral vision. You know how you can't see all the way to the left and right? You have a limit We'll look out at the ocean what you'll see is it looks like a giant circle around you It's not because of the curve of the earth Even if you thought it was a globe because it's way smaller than that you have a curve around you Okay, we have an azimuthal grid a hemisphere of limit around us And so we see everything within that limit the globe says. Oh, well, no, there is no limit We can see forever we're superman We see in perfectly straight lines and that curve is because the earth is curving So if you understand that we don't see forever then it explains everything including celestial navigation You map map it in an azimuthal grid All right, so a little chance for you to take a break here and I'll read some of these Super chats that aren't directly to you. What's it? Yeah, you can take a chance to look for that charger buddy if you want look for your charger. It's fine What's it grid job as usual with this debate keep it up T jump the clam chair kills me every time Next one says T some just says debunked without any specifications followed by an ad hominem So T jump if you're watching this afterwards, you know, maybe you'll have a live Aftershow and you can respond to Robert Tozzi, but I did want to read your super chat there. Just uh, where's Kevin? With a little break there swampy Gross old nasty pubes. I'm donating just to make ryan read my name again Great job tonight gentlemen and ryan too. I guess well, thank you. I guess To you swampy old nasty Raggedy old anyways Just remind everybody since what's it's looking for his charger there. We do have our tickets linked in the description To debate con four. So Dallas, Texas is work. We're going to be Hanging out if you haven't already checked out the tickets in the live description If you're in the area, uh, I would encourage you to do so We're going to have a wits it there if you enjoy what you're hearing here tonight He's going to be hanging out to debate with leo filius Matt Dill honey is going to be there along with our own rod david wood Along with um, andrew, uh, wilson from the crucible and a couple other people as well I was going to say I got to bring up the promo here. Destiny's going to be there. Yes, of course So, uh, I see there's 800 odd if you watch and right now hit that like button if you haven't already We're just getting through our q&a here and trying to Get through some of the ones that aren't directly related to t jump the next one. It was from run boston bear Hey ryan. Thanks for modding and being a lighthearted person Well, you're welcome run boston bear. I am a pretty lighthearted person Generally, I feel like if we ever get to the point on modern day debate where I need to really drop a hammer Everybody's going to be like, okay. If ryan's upset Then then something must be wrong I'm hoping that that that that will be the follow-up after a hearing wits it many times You must realize the earth is not a globe high five says run boston bear Uh, so that one was also a compliment for you there wits it He said after hearing wits at many times. You must realize the earth is not a globe high five So high five to you there, buddy space miner says our reviews of a pier Required to have a peer review also to be considered a proper peer review So we're 10 minutes over and we're going to try to wrap these up quick guys Many physicists peer review the newtonian neo tyconi and analysis of planetary motion They acknowledge that the math and the physics all work as well as relational mechanics I personally sent it to a phd in physics and astronomy or phd an astronomy a professor He runs a planetarium. He came back and told me yes all the math checks out is legitimate I have a couple questions So the truth is that the math and the physics is indisputable and that all the peers acknowledge it They just disagree with the conclusion based on philosophical grounds I encourage you to read the paper if you don't know about some of those terms because you're not well researched Go watch in the field wits it gets it next episode on the first absolute legend coming on you should check it out All right next one coming in here wits it Yeah, he had said great job as usual. That's from t baggins Uh, that's a lot brother. Oh, I met you bro. Much love, bro And yeah, it's always fun when we see people that are in the live chat that we've met and hung out with Eric william may wits. It crushed it as usual t jump never researches never heard of lunar wave Anormy taught me about lunar waves eight years ago Uh a ghoul. Oh, there's the canadian coming out in the og All right. Well, let's move on there since that's mostly towards you get out of that place, bro Come to freedom, brother. You know florida. You can hang out, bro. I got a pool You got a come to freedom Uh, we won't talk about that right now. All right, so come to the after show we could talk about what I uh, how I feel about Where I am a alexander l wits it draw a diagram of how a boat goes over the horizon Uh, the boat goes over there. Okay As the boat leaves because I live right by many oceanic horizons Okay, the boat it goes away and then it starts to disappear from the bottom up How far away it does that changes based on the day The bottom layer of the atmos is the most dense so light gets absorbed in that portion of the atmos Faster it's called attenuation because it's more turbulent and more dense Also the ankle of the light that you're receiving is smaller at the bottom of the boat relative to your eye level So it drops below the resolution angle due to the reception and propagation angles sooner Just look up the terms. I love you guys. It's very simple if the earth was flat The boats would have to disappear from the bottom up and if you can't let go of that I'm sorry. I still love you. All right, balthas Balthasar says for 499 the fact that there's a global flat earth conference Amuses me global and flat a global and capital letters. So they're kind of making a joke. I think about that It's called international and if you went there, I promise you wouldn't be acting near as bad Like that's the right the reason that none of them do come Danny Faulkner came and didn't say a word the whole time my presentation He didn't have a word to say didn't have a word to say after because you guys talk big on the internet But while you come where there's 500 of us just chilling showing love hugging everyone everyone's laughing Everyone's having fun different points of view but still accepting each other If you guys come and try to act like this We would just chill and laugh and intellectually eviscerate you guys would never come.  All right, Pythagoras. Do those books say the solar system doesn't exist I'm not sure what books they're referencing, but you go ahead there. What's it 30 seconds What the book what the book says like for example specifically this one suddenly persists an illusion by Oh, your books that you brought up. That's of course. Yes. Yeah, what it says is Well, the earth could be in the center and the solar system the soul Lore system that lures your soul into insignificance and unimportance Actually isn't exclusively true and that the evidence shows the earth could be in the center And then what he says in this book and I think it's on page 200 something is well I believe that we're not in the center based on humility because I think it would be more humble to think We're not special and in the center. So that's what the book said. All right. So I'm gonna I'm sorry if I skipped a few of those ad hominy super chat So if you're in the live chat right now and you're like you didn't read my super chat It's probably because if you read it, uh, you weren't being very kind and we're trying to keep it substantive Well, we get to the end of the debate And I'm gonna shush now because I'm wasting more time. Simon allen. How long does it take for the sun to orbit the earth? The same amount of time that they claim the sun moves around the earth every day Okay, it's guys 26 24 or 23 hours 56 minutes 4.1 seconds, whatever We have side derail rotation and technically you have the side derail rotation the solar rotation is slightly different But within just a very small amount everything moves around the earth every single day Just constantly moves around the earth every single day and there's also an annual cycle of distant galaxies that create circuits And they complete their circuits once a year. So everything moves around the earth There is no evidence that the earth's moving around the sun. It's very simple and the the sun completes its, uh Its movement within the ecliptic once a year very Excuse me. All right. So earth first space later heliocentrism requires proving you can violate Structural laws like fluid statics and gear gas pressure, which is impossible Yeah, exactly necessary and to seem to gas pressure is physical containment You can't have a gas pressure system which people claim that somehow at most doesn't mean gas even though it means air Which is defined as gas by definition adjacent to a near perfect vacuum without seeking equilibrium and filling the available space It requires all kinds of anomalous physics. I call the heliocentrism model anomalous physics It's like, oh, well, sure physics is like this on the earth, but I promise out in space and with the globe It's different. It's an anomaly So yeah, you have to just you have to just want to believe it because you're scared of what people may think And I encourage you to free yourself from that bondage because it's just not a good way to live Erica belding says what's it? You say gps requires a preferred direction for the speed of light Reference and citation, please Yeah, uh, you can look up, um Ron hatch who is actually brought in to correct it. You can also look up I think I may have showed it in my presentation. If not go to my telegram t.me slash with it gets it um And you can see i'll drop it in there after this but We have many different observations and experiments that have measured the fact that the light propagates faster lower and higher I mean, uh, uh in a certain direction and higher as you get higher to the sky the light goes faster And it goes faster in the same direction the sky moves and the actual gps Which I will drop those links in as well and ron hatch just demonstrated this definitively Uh gps has to account for the speed of light being faster in that direction because when it sends out the gps signals It's actually different duration of signal in the direction Of the same direction that the sky moves So it's fascinating and you've never been told that because it's it's uncomfortable for the modern cosmology All right, let's move on to the next one here. We're getting near the end there witsett and then we can, uh, Uh clear on out and uh clean up here. Let's see Melagon says, uh, what's it listening to you is like an asmr drivel Sorry, what? Um, yeah, that's kind of just an ad homin the asmr drivel. Well, you know what, you know what, um You know what asmr has its own place guys, but I don't know that is what we heard here It's it's like a thing that puts people asleep. It took me a second to realize it was like asmr I I thought that might have been a technical term for a second there and then I remembered my wife Talks about that every once in a while. You're coping brother. I'm sorry. All right, so Oh, no, they're coping. No, no, no, no, I yeah, I'm just saying I'm sorry that I read that out loud You agree with that bro. I don't care. I was skipping those ad homes Balthazar says as someone who has actually derived and utilized all the einstein and newtonian equations from scratch And actually sent the cuba sat in space. This man has no idea what he's saying anything to say to balthazar Wait, wait, he said they he said who did it? What was the beginning? Oh, let's see. Let me just all right scroll up here I almost lost it there as someone who actually derived and utilized the einstein and newtonian equations from scratch And actually sent a cuba sat into space Cuba sat is how you say that Yeah, kubesat. Okay. This man has absolutely no idea what he's saying and he thoughts for balthazar there Yeah, he just baselessly hoping people are wooed by the fact he claims to have sent a satellite somewhere But kubesats aren't even impressive bro. Why would you come in public and flex kubesats? It's super weird to me But anyway, I guarantee you that in your equations you accounted for inertial forces and you used an earth centered Earth fixed coordinate system I know that for a fact because I know people that I've seen that sent up kubesats So and I've actually read through nasa's own equations for satellites So you have to assume the earth is centered and in the in the fixed position And then you use inertial forces as if they're real but claim that they're fictitious So I know exactly what I'm talking about and there is a newtonian einstein and kinematic and dynamic equivalents All right Last two questions. What's it only in your dreams did uh, no, no, no megaline. I'm no, I'm not going to finish that one But thank you for your super chat John says for $1.99. Do you follow q? No Do they mean like cubanine like down in america in there? Yeah Yeah Not my thing, bro Like oh the government saying send your hands and trust the government Look up operation trust. It's been done before in russia All right, last one coming in and balthazar the math for predicting all celestial motions goes from being super simple In a heliocentric model to absurdedly complex with a geocentric model I'd love to see him even try to properly derive anything Thoughts on that before your ending statement. That's the end of our super chats everybody. So let's stop them from coming in It's just another script if you actually read the papers You'll see that the math is simpler, but they won't actually read the papers because they're uncomfortable But I explained earlier that they took taiko brahe a geocentric model And then they took all his data and tried to make it heliocentric You got caperna cus they had to add more epicycles to make it work Which means it was less elegant It was less adaptable and it was more complicated in addition to that all the math is very simple because there's a dynamic equivalence If the earth is in the center So you said you'd like to see me do it I just gave you the papers that literally do it relational mechanics by andrea cease and luka poppett wrote the newtonian neo-taikonian analysis For planetary motion. Okay, it breaks all the math and physics down. It's very simple It's more simple more elegant and more adaptable than the heliocentric model But I bet you'll keep repeating that script because Frankly, that's all that's all you have is just to claim that it's simpler All right closing thoughts there would sit on our discussion tonight yeah, um Unfortunately, we weren't able to get into a lot of like the real like need of it Like the real specifics when I was talking to t-jump. I wanted to get into the specifics of it But let me break it down real quick. It's really simple. So People back in the day they thought that the earth where it was a plane Then they thought oh no, it must be a ball because the perfect shapes of sphere That's the greeks Then they thought it was a stationary sphere for many years and then they got to the point where they said Oh, actually the earth is tilted wobbling spinning and revolving around the sun and that's a sphere, right? And so then we fast-forward to where we started making Very big advancements in technology and telescopes and stuff and we were like, okay Well, if the earth is this little tiny rock in this insignificant corner tucked away Then we should see things moving everywhere. I shouldn't care about the earth at all We should see redshift blueshift left right up down every right that was just the heliocentric models predictions Edward Hubble saw wait a minute everything we see no matter how far out we see no matter how good the telescope gets It all moves around the earth everything Including the distant galaxies and they spin once a year and complete their circuits all moving around the earth So they had to update the heliocentric model to absorb the idea that all observations would look like we're in the center They changed it. They moved the goalposts in the early early 20th century And they said oh it's accelerating spinning in all directions. Okay, and there's many different things We've done cosmic microwave backgrounds. I have shown that actually the earth is in the center based on the anisotropic distribution centered on the earth But long story short in a very simple way all observations ever show that the earth in the center The heliocentric model says that's just an illusion So you have the burden of proof to claim that it's actually the opposite of what we see now if we compare the two The heliocentric model needs dark matter and dark energy to even potentially possibly theoretically exist The geocentric model doesn't have those problems Because it's just in the center. It doesn't need accelerative expansion So therefore the geocentric model is objectively significantly more viable than the heliocentric model All right Well, we're going to close it off there And I'm going to remind everybody that we have our tickets linked in the live description for debate con for What's it's going to be there is debating against leo is going to be a great time So you won't want to miss that So if you're going to be in the area get your tickets. Let us know in the live chat where you're at We always like to know where people are hanging. You see that little the little thermostat on the side there of the regular video that we had up Before we turned into just a regular zoom call That's a representative of our crowdfund and that's also linked in our description where you can get access to all kinds of amazing perks If you can't make it in person, but you also want to support the event So I will let everybody know that we are going to be doing an open panel after show So if you want to come in there and let us know what you think of the discussion I'm going to put the link in the the live description and remind everybody that you know Keep sifting the reasonable out from the unreasonable and thanks wits it for being here big virtual round of applause for wits it And we'll see you guys next time Yeah, much love Cheers, buddy All right, I'll try to jump on I'll try jump on it