Salt Of The Earth: Retrograde Operation (Part 1)

Michelle Obama's Plezi Juice .. DO NOT CONSUME ... repeat ... DO NOT CONSUME

Using simple gematria;

PLEZI TROPICAL PUNCH = 224 = RETROGRADE OPERATION = HUMAN EXTERMINATION = REPTILIANS ARE INDEED REAL = THE SOCIETY OF JESUS = SATAN ENTERS TRUMP

Extermination ... from an Obama .... I don't believe it ...
Hypocholesterolemia = Plezi Tropical Punch

Now. for some other gematria

MICHELLE OBAMA TEAMS UP WITH BIG JUICE = 2522 = TAV RESH SAMECH VAV

Curious ....
http://www.columbia.edu/~jap2220/Arkhiv/vol03%20(1993-4)/vol03133.txt

Date: Tue Nov 16 15:02:24 1993
From: "Zachary M. Baker"  <BM.YIB%RLG@Forsythe.Stanford.EDU>
Subject:  Route 666

"How would 666 be represented in Hebrew alphabetic numerals?" --
asks Ellen Prince (MENDELE 3.132).  I'm sure there will be a flood
of responses, so let me weigh in with the answer and a
bibliographical observation.

666:  Tav - resh - samekh - vov.
      400 + 200  +   60   +  6   = 666

Alef > yod = 1 > 10;
Kaf > tsade = 20 > 90;
Resh > tav = 100 > 400.

Hebrew dates make copious use of alphabetic numerals.  The present
year, 5754, would properly be represented by the following letters:
He' (+apostrophe) - tav - shin - nun - dalet.

  5,000           + 400 +  300 +  50 +  4    = 5,754

Usually, however, the "5,000" designator (he' + apostrophe) is
omitted, and the date is written, e.g.:

Tav - shin - nun - dalet  l[i]f[rat]"k[atan] ("according to the
abbreviated way of writing the date").

Scholars and bibliographers use sleight of hand to figure out the
civil equivalent of an abbreviated Hebrew date, which I will now
reveal (at pain of kheyrem):  Add 1,240 to the abbreviated date, and
you get the equivalent C.E. year, e.g.:  754 + 1,240 = 1,994. But
it's only 1993, you say?  Remember that Rosh Hashanah comes in
September or thereabouts, so the first few months of 5754 actually
fall in the year 1993, but most of the current Hebrew year will
indeed occur in 1994.

If 666 were an abbreviated Hebrew date, its equivalent civil year
would be 1905/06.  The Library of Congress, in its wisdom, no longer
uses Hebrew letters to represent Hebrew dates; instead, it
"translates" them into Arabic numerals and then provides a civil
year equivalent (if none is supplied in the work being described).
One encounters absurdities such as the following, on a Library of
Congress cataloging record:  Warsaw : B. Shimin, 666 [1905 or 1906].