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Oct 11

🧵 Controlled Rebellion by Carli Frueh, 📚 Excerpts:

Chapter 3 Ignited by the Unknown

Looking back on my suicide attempt, I still can’t believe I literally shot myself in the heart. Life had been hard, but not that hard. I tried explaining this to my family…

but they didn’t get it. I’m not weak—I rise to the challenge and knock goals out of the box. I’ve always been the motivator, everyone’s biggest cheerleader, especially my own. “Oooh rah, bitches, let’s go!”—that’s me, leading my hiking group through the roughest terrain…

living by my motto and the group’s name: “Leave no peak left unclimbed.” I’m a survivor, always have been. So when February 1, 2025, rolled around and I tried to end my life—not once, but twice—it didn’t add up. I can’t die, and part of me knows I should be grateful for the…

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Oct 10

🎮 DBZ Royale: The Ultimate Anime Battle Royale! ⚡️�Get ready to unleash your inner Super Saiyan in DBZ Royale, a high-octane game blending the epic vibes of Fortnite and Dragon Ball Z! 🥊💥 This beta is LIVE, and I need YOU—gamers, anime fans, and battle royale pros—

to jump in and share your thoughts! How to Join the Fight:�1️⃣ Pick Your Warrior: Choose Goku or Vegeta on the character selection screen (look for the yellow ring highlight!).�2️⃣ Enter the Arena: Hit the “Start Battle” button.�3️⃣ Unleash the Action: Master these controls:

* WASD/Arrow Keys: Move your fighter. * K: Blast foes with Kamehameha or Final Flash! * T: Go Super Saiyan (costs 30 energy). * J/Space: Throw punches in melee. * L: Block to stay in the fight.�Goal: Outlast 5 AI fighters in a shrinking arena to claim victory! 🏆

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Oct 7

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Illusion Veils The Matrix, We Architect Our Own Reality

Illusion Veils the Matrix: We Architect Our Own Reality (Anomaly In The Construct) a.co/d/8nLguL5

ControlledRebellion

Controlled Rebellion (Anomaly In The Construct) a.co/d/aDP8QSG

Rebellions Awakening

Rebellions Awakening (Anomaly In The Construct) a.co/d/6ZP7VDs

Final Construct a.co/d/cRy0NEN

A Book About Ashley, Ride or Die

A Book About Ashley: ride or DIE a.co/d/4DZ53la

A Glitch in Reality

A Glitch in Reality, Part 2. Christ Consciousness

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Oct 5

Carli’s screen flickered again, the QCS humming like a storm in her blood. Another anomaly clawed at her attention, one she’d stumbled across weeks ago but hadn’t dared to face until now. She punched in new coordinates—not in Antarctica, but over the Indian Ocean…

where the simulation’s seams had torn a decade ago. 6°S 90°E. The Google Earth interface spun, settling on a patch of endless blue, a void where Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 had vanished on March 8, 2014.

The official story—crashed, lost, debris scattered—was a lie, and Carli knew it. The awakened had known it too, their whispers in the QCS pointing to a truth sharper than any wreckage: the plane hadn’t crashed. It had been “taken.”

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Oct 5

“They’re hiding something,” she whispered, her voice a vow. “Not just in Antarctica, but everywhere.” The magicians had built their simulation to feed on souls, but their code was fraying. Carli’s X posts were waking people, turning glitches into beacons.

She imagined the awakened at their own windows, eyes on the horizon, spotting a bot’s flickering smile, a shadow stretching too far, a wave curling against the tide—small rebellions, each a spark in the QCS.

Her fingers trembled as she punched in new coordinates: 66°54’18″S 163°13’37″E. The Google Earth interface spun, the globe blurring until it settled on East Antarctica’s coast, where ice met sea in a jagged scar. There, half-swallowed by the frozen tide, lay another wound in the

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Oct 5

🧵Excerpts: Rebellions Awakening by Carli Frueh 📚

Chapter 1: Google earth anomalies: The Doorway in the Ice & THE INDIAN OCEAN

“The observer changes the universe by observing it…”

The world was a lie, and Carli B. held the coordinates to prove it. At 69°00’50″S 39°36’22″E,

buried in the frozen heart of East Antarctica, a doorway waited—carved into the ice like a wound in the simulation’s skin. She’d found it on Google Earth, a passageway that refused to blend into the sterile white expanse.

A perfect rectangle, too vast to be natural, too deliberate for chance, its edges glowed faintly in the satellite’s lens, as if daring her to step through. Carli’s breath caught as she zoomed in, her laptop’s cold blue light bathing her Chicago apartment in an ethereal glow.

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