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Josh Sigurdson reports on the latest attempted false flag as the world is normalized to death, destruction and fear. A Pakistani living in Canada allegedly plotted to kill countless Jewish people on October 7th, the 1 year anniversary of the false flag perpetrated by the shadow government to bring in the Great Reset. The attack was set to happen in New York City and many are saying it would have been the new 9/11. Of course this rhetoric is just part of the fear campaign. As per usual, it seems like another plot by intelligence agencies to perpetuate the shift into technocratic tyranny. The attacker supposedly wanted to do this for ISIS. The evidence? Conjecture. It obviously would not benefit his side and would lead to mass death in the Middle East. Still, the narrative sticks or the low IQ masses. Israel benefits from these attacks. It only serves to give them more ground for mass murder. They've killed over 40,000 people at this point in their attacks on Gaza and Palestinians. Most of that number is children. The horrific actions have shocked hundreds of millions worldwide. Even Israelis are rising in the streets in massive numbers calling for Netanyahu to resign. Not that that would make a difference, though their own prophesy claims he would be the last President. Erdogan is calling for an Islamic Alliance in the Middle East to push back against Israel, though it cannot be ignored that Erdogan also works regularly with Israel and benefitted from Israel in their attacks on Armenia. Israel recently shot a peace activist in the head at a protest for Palestine and the news refuses to talk about it. This is a pattern that has gone on for 76 years now. One should ask who runs the media which therefor controls the minds of the masses. It's also becoming more common to blanketly call anyone who criticizes policies in Israel "anti-semitic." This is the same game the left plays with genders. Now the right is doing it with Zionism. It's a race to the bottom and both sides of the organized crime cult called government will bow to whatever makes them feel safer and more comfortable. In the end, the collapse of western civilization will ensue and people will still be scratching their heads asking how it happened. Prepare for more staged attacks and the normalization of fear and warfare. Stay tuned for more from WAM! GET FREEZE DRIED BEEF HERE: https://wambeef.com/ Use Code WAMBEEF to save 25%! 10+ Year Shelf life & All Natural! GET HEIRLOOM SEEDS & NON GMO SURVIVAL FOOD HERE: https://heavensharvest.com/ USE Code WAM to save 5%! BUY GOLD HERE: https://firstnationalbullion.com/schedule-consult/ GET YOUR APRICOT SEEDS at the life-saving Richardson Nutritional Center HERE: https://rncstore.com/r?id=bg8qc1 ORDER QUALITY MEAT TO YOUR DOOR HERE: https://wildpastures.com/promos/save-20-for-life/bonus15?oid=6&affid=321 Save 20% and get $15 off your FIRST order! Support your local farms and stay healthy! HELP SUPPORT US AS WE DOCUMENT HISTORY HERE: https

There are some people that are just inherently intelligent while others have to work at it. As we age we run into more people that have varying degrees of intelligence whether it be from post graduate degrees or just life experiences. But there are sometimes instances where we may find ourselves questioning if someone is as smart as they are letting on.It can be due to something they said, did or just from observing their general behaviors. Is this always a fair assessment though or are we making snap judgements based on what we personally perceive as markers of a person's intelligence? Well, it seems this is a question that has been on the minds of a few individuals. People have been asking what are signs of intelligence that are often mistaken for stupidity. The answers just might surprise you. Knowing what people view as signs of intelligence may also serve as a means to satisfy people's curiosity on whether they appear to be smart to other people. This could be a reason this question is so popular when someone dares to release the thought into the metaphorical void of the internet. Between two posts, one shared on Reddit and the other on X, here are the top 5 things people mistake for ignorance but are actually signs of intelligence. Confused Dogs GIF by MOODMAN Giphy 1. Asking questionsSometimes people mistake asking a lot of questions as a sign of unintelligence when the opposite may be true. People who are smart know when they aren't well informed on a topic so they don't shy away from asking questions to gain clarity or to learn about resources to obtain more information on the topic. "Asking questions. people love to act like it makes you look dumb, but honestly, the smartest ppl are the ones who aren’t afraid to admit they don’t know everything. Like, if you’re always questioning stuff, you’re actually trying to learn, while everyone else is just faking it lol," someone shares. Amy Poehler Question GIF by NBC Giphy 2. Being quietIt seems that the consensus is that everything doesn't require one's opinion, especially if they aren't well versed in the area being discussed. Quietly listening instead of interjecting can also show confidence in your knowledge of the topic at hand. If it's being adequately covered by others in the conversation, your voice may not be needed–knowing the difference seems to be key in someone deemed as intelligent. Being quiet also gives you the opportunity to learn about others, another user points out, "That phrase as well as 'You have two ears and one mouth. Use them in that ratio.' Ring through my head regularly. These days, far more about others than to myself."3. Mispronouncing a wordThis may be surprising to some people but mispronouncing words can be seen as a sign of intelligence. The logic behind this is that you must be hitting the books more than engaging in mindless scrolling or consuming some other form of visual media outside of books."Mispronouncing a word. Just means that you have read the word somewhere and have not heard it," someone points out in a reply on X. Elon Musk Snl GIF by Saturday Night Live Giphy 4. Having an accentThere's oftentimes a misconception that people who don't speak the dominant language well or speak it with an accent are not as intelligent. This can be immigrants who have moved to the country or people simply visiting on vacation. In some situations immigrants hold advanced degrees or owned businesses in their home countries before relocating, which alone is impressive but one person adds this reminder."Having an accent seems to make people think you’re stupid. Reality is this person speaks more than one language, they’re not dumb."5. Changing your mindSome people see changing your mind as a sign of being uncertain or fickle but in actuality, it can be a sign of intelligence. When someone learns new information that conflicts with previous information and adjusts accordingly, this is seen as a positive attribute. For others, the changing of one's mind may be seen as something someone unintelligent would do.Someone chimes in saying, "the uneducated call it flip-flopping, while some of us are willing to change our views in light of new evidence." While another clarified that they view "flip-flopping" differently, "I would only call it flip-flopping if they publicly change back and forth multiple times. I think this is often because they're trying to appeal to whomever they're speaking to rather than showing their true opinions." Changed My Mind Hbo GIF by SuccessionHBO Giphy Intelligence can be measured by many different standards and there's no true way for someone to immediately pick up on someone else's level of intelligence in all areas. Some people are well versed in certain topics while being clueless in another. Intelligence runs the gambit because no two people are exactly alike and no singular person can know everything with the depth of expert level research.

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