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A viewer asks: “If people are in different countries where some of the nutritional supplements being recommended are not available, what would Creator suggest? I just ask because most of the supplements recommended so far are not available, or not financially feasible to buy, outside of the US. Would the best option be comparing the ingredients and then choosing something available more locally that is more or less the same? Even it was let’s say, 70% similar to something endorsed by Creator, would Creator be able to make up the difference through prayer work?”
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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Is it possible for the divine realm to supply the actual ingredients, or an equivalent benefit, if people who cannot obtain an expensive U.S. nutritional supplement make a prayer request for that to be done on a daily basis?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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Can the extraterrestrial interlopers create lightning bolts to strike particular targets? Is that done frequently?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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Is that the reason so many cultures around the world have associated lightning strikes with vengeance by angry gods lashing out at humans?
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The coach of a Little League baseball team was killed by a surprise lightning strike at a school a few blocks from my home. I heard the boom and was surprised because there was not an electrical storm, nor rain, although there was an overcast. Was that an orchestrated attack to eliminate a man bringing teaching and joy to children?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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Is killing random people with a lightning bolt used as a handy training mission for recruits into the Secret Space Program (Mercenary Army Program)?
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President Biden’s frequent gaffes are usually overlooked by the sympathetic media. But some of his statements, later “walked back” to disavow them by White House spokespersons, seem dangerously provocative, like claiming that Russian Premier Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in power” and while addressing U.S. troops assigned to a NATO mission saying that they will see for themselves Russian atrocities “when you’re there” and could be interpreted as tipping his hand about secret U.S. battle plans. He also revealed that the U.S. army personnel stationed in Poland were not just a show of support for NATO, but were training Ukrainians. Is this just mental confusion or are certain inadvertent proclamations actually arising from programmed thoughts, due to mind control manipulation intended to promote a wider war?
ClosedNicola asked 2 years ago • 
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