Paranoid American ✓

@ParanoidAmerica · Orlando, FL · joined 23 Jun 2012

Occult & Conspiracy Comics! https://t.co/LKPiP8IrpH https://t.co/uLOArpJrVB https://t.co/hVLJq3xxL3 https://t.co/dbIhI71pJd USAF (vet) | Disney (animation) | MTV/Adult Swim (music)

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica9 Sep

So anyways... how about that Epstein list? 672 views · 39 likes · 3 reposts · 7 replies Open on X →

Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica9 Sep

@ParanoidAmerica We can’t have anything nice I swear https://t.co/ArS4z6jAXd

GIF

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica8 Sep

Boldt Castle: 1900–1904. The Deer Island Club: incorporated in 1907. Thousand Island dressing: 1912. The earliest known newspaper references to Thousand Island dressing were in 1912, some alongside stories of Astoria Hotel owner J.J. Astor's death on the titanic. 🐇 https://t.co/

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica8 Sep

My guess is that nobody would know about "Thousand Island Dressing" if it weren't for Skull & Bones, but I'm still looking into this. If anyone has more to add, please drop a comment or reshare so others can continue this research. https://t.co/TwJAO6QMS3 for more 73 views · 3 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica8 Sep

~1 mile away from Boldt’s Heart Island sits Deer Island. The island is owned by the Russell Trust Association, the corporate entity tied to Yale’s Skull and Bones, and has long been used as a private Bones retreat. The first people to try the dressing were likely Bonesmen. http

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica8 Sep

A rival story runs through George Boldt, owner of the Waldorf Hotel (Waldorf-Astoria). Boldt summered in the Thousand Islands and began building his enormous castle on Heart Island in 1900. The dressing found its way to the menu. https://t.co/FenPXbRdhI

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica8 Sep

One of the origin stories credits Sophia LaLonde of Clayton, New York. Around the turn of the century, she reportedly made the sauce for shore dinners served to fishermen in the Thousand Islands. https://t.co/ZhA8AyoF6X

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica8 Sep

Thousand Island dressing sounds like boring diner food. But the name comes from the same small stretch of the St. Lawrence River where Yale’s Skull and Bones has its private island retreat. https://t.co/sLyZ05Yekk

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica8 Sep

The salad dressing on your Reuben is named after the cluster of islands where Skull and Bones keeps its private island retreat. Thousand Island Dressing's connection to Skull & Bones (a thread 🧵) https://t.co/uXJxUx4DTe

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica7 Sep

Freemason approved! No hyperbole- @ShaneCashman is my favorite writer. I'll put in a good word with the Brothers. https://t.co/dG1uHGiSU4

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Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica6 Sep

Coming Up Next on Synctank https://t.co/Iq4ktZmmZd 1.2K views · 21 likes · 3 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →

Paranoid American ✓@ParanoidAmerica29 Oct 2024

CLAIM: Adrenochrome isn't psychedelic. Again, FALSE. In fact, here is a declassified TOP SECRET video from 1955 (MK-ULTRA) which specifically cites adrenochrome as a hallucinogenic drug (at 23:00) https://t.co/8Iu6aQtBsO

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Interacción, %6.35%esta cuenta1.52%mediana de 10K–100K

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2.13%6 Sep

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3.44%8 Sep

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Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 10K–100K accounts is 1.52%.

What the audience does

Likes44.8%1 113 in total

Reposts10.5%260 in total

Replies1.9%48 in total

Quotes0.1%3 in total

Bookmarks42.7%1 063 in total

Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.

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