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Don't worry. I already hate them with a matchless hate. And ain't it strange? All because of the most loving, noble-souled person I ever knew. The vax killed her. Taking her out of this world? I ain't never gonna forgive. I don't go red mist-behind-the-eyes too often, but...

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I’m so sorry for your loss. Heads need to roll for what they did.

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Sep 25Edited

She was my friend of 51 years and had been the instrument* of my eventually having my life's treasure, and there are no words to fully encompass the rift in the fabric of the universe that she was made to suffer so monstrously.

edit: *One of the instruments, anyway, and the first of them.

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Aww that’s so sad. Big hugs to you. And may the pHarma-industrial complex rot in hell

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Every one of us has been harmed in one way or another by the awakening of Good Germans in the hearts of so many of our fellow citizens, and by the teleportation of Mengele and Eichmann into the heart of our bureacracy

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Couldn’t have put it better. My experience too, alas. So sorry you lost such a dear and long time friend. No forgiveness in my heart, ever.

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She was in the UK so I didn't see her more than three years of physical destruction myself. When her sister sent me a series of photos and I saw what she looked like at the end, I can't describe the horror. I had to steady myself and look again very closely to see that her eyes were herself as always.

So many people everywhere have seen this done to their precious ones. And yet no Western bureaucracy has fallen. Redfield for example found his courage once it was too late to matter.

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right there with you.

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Dear SCA; I’m sorry you came to it in this grievous way. Stay mad, brother. I will too. ——-Ross

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Sister.

This fire won't be banked, there ain't no chance of that.

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Sister*. I ask your pardon, dear.

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Happens all the time. Weird my girlish charm doesn't make it through the pneumatic tubes of the interwebs.

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So sorry. I can't imagine that. I lost both parents and my brother just BEFORE the DeathVaxx. Is it wrong that I'm grateful for that?

Amy Sukwan just had a meme on her SS of the "red-misted eyes". So apropos.

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I am grateful too that my mother died before this our Plague Era.

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my parents lived through WW2 in Holland. Mom worked for the resistance underground to deliver food to those in hiding. Anyway, she got scarlet fever one year and had to sit in the sun for days, that was the cure.

She would have NEVER bought into this bull shit. I am grateful too that she was safely in Heaven. Daddy was way too obedient and compliant without her

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Every time someone on social media whined that their kid in NY or SF had to eat lunch outside in the cold etc. etc. I would think about people with experiences like that of your mom and how these spineless parents of our Plague Era are not worthy even to clean the toilets of people who know what Resistance actually means.

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my parents did not know each other during the war,. So each of them had a completely different experience. They shared every single thing with us. A lot of it was ugly, very bad. there were no good memories of those years. good things did happen, my uncle lived underneath the house in a hole under the living room floor. He made a tiny little radio that he could get news and information. some of it was in code. Interesting stories from him as well.

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I can imagine how your mother would've dealt with today's young women whining "he made a lewd joke to me..."

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The courage and stamina of those who survived that time is astounding.

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My mom died in '03 from cancer...two weeks after her diagnosis. It's one of the reasons I know that medicine is very much an art at times, and that they can get things wrong. Dad died in '07 from complications rising from rheumatoid arthritis. I am also grateful they didn't have to go through this. I doubt my dad would ever have said "I demand accommodation for my disease." Rather, he would be one of those defying isolation (if he had been hospitalized) and demanding "normal" rather than "stay home/stay safe.

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It's not weird. My daughter died in 2019. It was beyond horrible and I will miss her every day of my remaining life, but our entire family repeatedly has said "Thank God Rachel died before 2020."

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You are making me cry too. I am so terribly sorry for your loss too.

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Thank you for your warm words. These comments sections have helped keep a lot of us reasonably sane throughout our Plague Era. And every time a stranger offers comfort to someone they don't know, on behalf of someone they didn't know--we can use as much good karma in the bank as possible, right?

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agree. Without all of you here... well, there would be a lot of suffering.

My heart breaks for the kiddos that had to endure the insanity and the shots

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The plague of our era exists primarily inside the beltway with outbreaks in Brussels and Davos.

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But that is some wide-spreading slime.

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🎯

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I believe in Karma bigtime!! Blessings!

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And to you.

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That is a terrific thought!!

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I too lost a very dear friend. He was 41, an avid surfer and in great shape. He died of a heart attack within a week of getting the booster. He thought he was having terrible back pain for the days previous to dying. He never considered that he had myocarditis. I will never forgive either. I never trusted the medical establishment, but now I've lost trust in so many of my friends who defended the jabs and covid public health bullshit.

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This is some grief book we've got collected in these comments threads.

We sure do need some real torches and pitchforks and not the tamed versions of 'em, neither.

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I suppose there IS a silver lining - small tho it may be - in that, so many of us are now wary of anything the govt., Big Anything tries to sell us. And we are making connections and shoring each other up through these platforms.

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I’m so sorry for your loss. Don’t let the bitterness eat your soul! The best revenge is to live well.

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I appreciate your good thoughts.

Note, though, that hate can be a hot or a cold fire. Bitterness is just rancidity.

And the way we honor those who have been stolen from us by the actions of those in this post is not only to never forget but to ensure they ain't never gonna forget, neither. We can do that without poisoning the rest of our own lives.

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Caveat for the Stasi, that I'm Just thinking out loud here.

The best revenge is to have their evil meat bags impaled on one hundred thousand stakes, lining the approach to every government building in the world.

Or thrown into volcanoes.

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It won't right their wrongs or bring back our loved ones; but it wouldn't hurt, right? 😁

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Well, not us.

Them?

Quite a lot really.

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...Volcanoes. I like the optics a little better.

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And it saves on the wooden stakes.....

Much better for the environment.

Though I'm sure that each of those evil bastards will release their demons and toxic gas as they burn, just to spite us.

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Well, can't we just toss 'em into large transparent escape-proof barrels of waterbugs?

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Or sand flies, ala Fauci.

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A fine alternative.

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I am with you SCA. No conceivable punishment is enough to match their crime. I too lost a noble souled person. It was often the best of people that lost their lives because they could not imagine just how evil these "healthcare" people could be. I will never trust the health industrial complex as long as I breathe.

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Sep 30Edited

The second dose of the vax blew up my friend's donated kidney. So not only her life, but the destruction of such a precious gift that came via another family's anguish--

I'm sorry, Trevor, that you have this unspeakable loss too.

[edit: not a "like" but an acknowledgement]

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I'm so sorry! My younger sister, a loving wife, mother, grandmother died in a TX hospital from a "sinus infection". She refused the ventilator and Remdisiver that was killing others. After she was finally admitted, and her husband left ( they wouldn't let him in the hospital room), they began forcing a ventilator down her, she texted her husband to come get her or she'd be dead by morning. He had fallen into a deep sleep from exhaustion, and by the time he saw her text the next day, and he got to the hospital, she was gone!

I've asked God to be her avenger. I didn't find out until after it happened. Her husband went into a deep depression for over a year. This was 2022.

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Martha, I'm so terribly sorry.

And yes, we can only hope for that vengeance. There's no healing here of that wound for all of us who have lost precious ones. The scar will always hurt.

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So sorry to hear of your loss. I, too, have such profound detestation for all these ppl - Varma, Fauci, Collins, Garry, Kristian Andersen, et al. When I think of the COVID related deaths and all those ppl who couldn't be with their loved ones at the time of their passing and all the other silly restrictions, it makes my blood boil. May they all burn in Hell.

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We all gotta hope real hard for justice on the cosmic scale and work for it here.

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I am sorry this happened to you, I wish it had happened to no one.

Please remember that fury is a limited resource, use it wisely.

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Thank you, too, for your kind words.

I take all that Vitamin C for a reason. Replenishes my cells as necessary. You know that fire been burning underground in one of those coal veins for maybe a century now? I got at least that much fuel, so to speak, to keep going. And I already volunteered for the Afterwards to be one of the stokers for God's Big Tandoor in the Sky. So I ain't ever planning to stop.

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I know of that coal mine fire! Hard to believe, isn't it?

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You'd think someone would invent a way of harnessing all that energy, wouldn't you?

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RFK for head of HHS. Bhattacharya at CDC, Means at FDA, and Makary at NIH. In order to MAGA, we need to MAHA.

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How about no CDC, no FDA and no NIH. I like that better

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Yes we need elimination of departments like Milei did in Argentina. Get govt out of health, out of education, out of welfare entirely. May this inspire you https://x.com/argmilei/status/1838729072991404086?s=61

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Great speech from an extraordinary leader. Argentina is fortunate indeed that he stepped up to become their president.

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Even if they fix it, which is extremely doubtful, one Bush, or Clinton, or Obama or Biden or Harris and the whole thing goes back to business as usual. Nuke the site from orbit, its the only way to be sure.

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I think that each one of us (course, I'm preaching to the choir here) - and as many more as we can bring along - need to become informed & involved citizens of our city, of our state, of our province, of our country. And be ready to hold these wretched ppl to account.

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Truth!

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Obama began reorganizing the FDA, CDC to his advantage. No one realizes that, over the CDC, was reportedly Rod Rosemstines DOJ, sister. They're all inter related and all radical Marxists. The Democrat Party died totally when Debbie Wasserman Shultz, DNC stated that, in 2015, the Democrat party was the New Socialist Democrat Party. They no longer hid their affiliation with the Communist Party. In June 1952, The 1952 US Immigration and Nationality Act was signed. Public Law 414, Chapter 2, Section 212 BANNED anyone pledged to the Islamic religion. The reason was this Religion was actually a Government within this Religion and an enemy to our Constitutionsl Republic. Also within this law ( I forgot the Section number), Ir PROHIBITS anemone a card carrying member of the American Communist party, to be a US Citizen. Guess who were those who were instrumental in REPEALING this Law? You got it! Pelosi, a revealed Socialist; Schumer, a known Marxist; McConnell, who's wife is affiliated by family, a CCP, and other known Communist sympathizers who were in office in the 1980s and 1990s. I'm not sure what year this law was completely repealed, but it was in the 1990s. And it was repeated in a bipartisan action. We now know, since McConnell, Romney, and other key Rhinos are backing Kamal..that in itself, should reveal their true alligence, and it's not to our Constitutionsl Republic. Any action these people take, in changing our Constitution, should be closely scrutinized..and stopped!

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Meant repealed in a bipartisan action. Both parties were compromised with communist ties at that time. So the very people banned, prohibited to be US citizens, pledged to a dangerous religion to our Constitution, we're who repealed this law.

Marbury vs. Madison states..Any Law passed that violate(s)d the Constitution, is VOID. I believe that this law repeal should be "rescinded back to the date it repealed the PL 414, Chapter 2, Section 212 and the Section that Prohibited anyone pledged to the Communist Party to be US Citizens, meaning they and all forward to this day loose their US Citizenship. Because they are Prohibited to be US Citizens!

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Yaaaaaaas!

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Rather than put new (presumably good) people to run corrupt agencies, why don't we eliminate the corrupt agencies and let the good people propose programs that would benefit society. Let all the swamp creatures see what it is like to get a real job.

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I'm detecting the theme that I planned on suggesting.

Just say NO to the Alphabets!

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ALL of the Alphabets!

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Their "real" job should be making license plates....

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Hear, hear!

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RFK Jr would be a far more effective attorney general, if you know what I mean, and I think you do.

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I'm not sure if I like the Full Circle aspect of this appointment.

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It would be very foolish to put reins of authority in RFK Jr.'s hands. Let him be an advisor to someone with a better temperament and steel will.

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However, first you need to find someone with a better temperament, a steel will, who knows the subject matter, the insiders, and the instigators, and be willing to put themselves in the line of fire (literally).

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The better temperament part shouldn't be so much of a challenge.

Some people, despite their own burning aspirations, are best as henchguys. Everyone has need of a clever thug at some point.

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The strong-willed crusader types are always problematic in leadership roles, mainly because their more intense focus results in bigger blind spots. Against the big medical/big pharma/big government alliance, the best leader would be a quiet, unassuming, but capable strategist without the official cabinet position. The Regime has done this quite successfully. The vast majority of Americans have no idea who is running the government, while the rest have some idea but are not 100% certain. It's hard to target someone who you don't see.

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“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”

- C. S. Lewis

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/19967-of-all-tyrannies-a-tyranny-sincerely-exercised-for-the-good

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Well, kettle/pot from that guy who tried to cure his neuroses by diving head-first into the cult that threatens eternal hellfire if you reject its doctrines. The cruelty of that monstrous version of God is quite something. Omnipotent moral busybodies indeed.

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In my view many of the strong-willed crusader types are over-endowed with misplaced swooniness over their own abilities and an unquenchable desire to be admired as the only one who can get the job done.

But "the ones you don't see" are just often the same club that never disbands. We know their names. But we keep electing people who keep thinking those "advisors" know what they're talking about.

And--much as I want the Democrats to lose--I wasn't very heartened by Trump praising Pompeo recently. The guy ain't learned nothing from his first dance.

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Make Wonderful America Healthy Again Healthy Again. MWAHAHA!!

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Which Means at FDA? Where would you put the other one?

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I wouldn't call the suggestion that covid really exists a blind spot.

The reason his voice has always been important is because it was his work (actual science) that proved covid was circulating in California long before it became a staple of CNN and wasn't causing a visible signal in terms of excess deaths.

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She's not suggesting Covid doesn't exist. With her research mostly centered around the mass death event in NYC, she's questioning whether or not a "pandemic" was its cause. Dr. Bhattacharya seems unwilling to entertain the possibility that it wasn't.

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"Public health" never should have been. You have your health, I have my health, every individual has their health. We don't have "group health." If you have high cholesterol, that doesn't mean I have high cholesterol. If I have meningitis, it doesn't mean you have meningitis. The government can't protect us from illness and disease, nor can the medical industrial complex. We need to end this idea of public health and each individual going back to taking responsibility for his or her own well-being. We certainly don't need government intervention into our personal medical decisions, nor do we need them forcing pharmaceuticals on us.

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Exactly why I never understood the flu shot! I don't get the flu why would I need a shot to prevent it? To keep everyone around you safe! Right 🙄. FU!

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Plus it’s another worthless jab. The flu shot does exactly zero to mitigate the flu. All remedies are found in nature. Pharma is just pumping poison into people for cash. Doctors are for the most part just drug dealers in white coats.

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Departments of Public Health should have been eliminated the minute we had dependable clean water and sewage systems. Once we figured out not to shit in water we were going to drink, we had solved 98% of contagious disease. But government agencies *never* declare victory and go home. Cue the "Gentlemen, we have to protect our phony baloney jobs" gif!

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Just take any individual good and put the words "public" or "instutionalized" in front of it, and you will create the opposite. Health becomes "public health", charity becomes "instutionalized charity" (welfare), education becomes "public education" (indoctrination), knowledge becomes "instutionalized knowledge" (falsehoods), and dialog becomes "public dialog" (propaganda). "Public" and "instutionalized" have become synonymous with "state controled".

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""Public" and "instutionalized" have become synonymous with "state controled".

I prefer "Government" to Public, which is kinda captured in the State Controlled phrase.

Government Schools.

Government Transportation.

Government Health.

Government Discourse.

Moderately related side note: The Customer in, say, Government Schools are no longer the Parents - if they ever were; it's a parent's job to Educate their children but most of us don't have a Chemistry Lab, nor are conversant in Latin, nor can they field an entire Orchestra.

Now, the customers are the Teachers and Administrators - the Government Employees. That's who Government serves. Not We the Little People.

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Take that another step and apply it to the practice of requiring government licenses, certification, registration in many trades and professions. Ostensibly for "public safety." Electricians, architects, realters, massage, nurses, etc. Public safety/health concerns, fiduciary responsibility concerns, etc. But what happens more often than not is the government approval is used for barriers to entry, fewer providers/same #customers = higher income/expense. AND...licensing/certification/registration means your profession/business takes on a silent partner with majority control.

Many businesses and professionals lost their ability to operate and earn a living in 2020-2022 fearful of losing their license, not fear of criminal enforcement in most cases. They didn't want to lose their licenses that were threatened and revoked for noncompliant. Their silent majority partner spoke. The unlicensed businesses, professions, self-employed had much more freedom and latitude to defy government edicts. As majority owners they could.

In Communist China every single business operates with the State as their silent majority partner that owns 51% of them. Without exception. That's how they blended economic enterprise with communism. Business operators and investors have profit incentive, keeping 49% of profits, not for nothing. But the State has final say over business decisions and can "veto" any decision they don't approve. Professional licensing/certification/registration in the US is de facto the same. But since it's to "protect the public" it's not blended communism. Nope.

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Public Health only exists because of the questionable theory of contagion. No contagion, no lockdowns, no control, no swindle, no profit.

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Since America is dead last in health amongst developed nations, but spends 3 times as much per capita, we have to conclude that our healthcare system is a total failure...

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U.S. life expectancy is 48th in the world ( of 200 countries.) The most significant factor is increased/excess deaths of males in the 30 to 40mage group due to drug related deaths. You are not dealing with granular data, and thus have no evidence to conclude that either too much or too little is spent on health care in the U.S. Please refine your data and evidence if you want to make this argument.

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An ahistorical perspective. Public health has been a great tool for improving health and longevity overall. It has been the driver of sanitation,clean water and the near eradication of previously crippling/deadly diseases such as smallpox,tuberculosis,malaria,cholera et.al. The recent issues with COVID demonstrate a great need for honesty and accountability in the public health infrastructure, but total elimination of this function would be a grave error.

My opinion is that the mixture of politics and uncertainty associated with the pandemic allowed those with a lust for power and control to exploit confusion and panic of a rapidly spreading disease. Politicians and authorities were loathe to confess uncertainty/ignorance of effective responses to a novel virus, and reverted to base instincts. As my brother always says, when you mix politics with healthcare, you get politics.

So do not throw out 100+ years of success in a zeal to reform/ avenge recent mistakes. Most public health professionals and physicians/providers were scrambling to find solutions to immediate problems, and grasping for acceptable treatments. The vast majority did not profit personally or financially by following “expert” advice.

Now is the time for review and reflection on what actions were helpful, and which were ineffective. The tragedy would certainly be worse if no lessons can be learned.

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Your assumption is that people left to there own devices would simply flounder and die without some government alphabet agency in charge. This is insane. At one time all manner of innovation was done by individuals either seeking fame, fortune, or whatever other motivation. I’m pretty sure we would be just fine without the alphabet agencies in charge.

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Actually, that was the norm in the 19th century. People did die, at an alarming rate. Poor understanding of history is rampant. Jenner introduced “ inoculation “ with cowpox in 1798; this was the origin of small pox decline and the root of the term “vaccination.”

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When do we get the scientific method back?

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I meant to mention also, regarding "clean water," perhaps it was at one time, but now government intentionally (allegedly for your own good) pollutes it with toxic industrial chemicals ("fluoride"): https://open.substack.com/pub/curetsky/p/pforced-pfarmaceuticals?r=xb9l8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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You might want to rethink some of what you have said here. Smallpox was already on the decline *before* the advent of the smallpox vaccine. The principle of herd immunity was observed and asserted *before* any vaccines existed. There is more and more evidence emerging (many have done the research) to show that vaccines haven't necessarily benefited us at all, and they haven't been the drivers of eradicating disease.

Government has no business being involved in anyone's health decisions. And from a constitutional perspective, they have no authority to be.

While it could easily be argued that sanitation is an issue for State governments, it certainly does not belong to the federal government whose primary purposes are supposed to be foreign relations and trade, protecting our borders, and ensuring fair trade practices between the states. There is little more with which the Constitution tasks the federal government (but most people are mostly ignorant of the actual content of the Constitution and the extent to which it grants the federal government power).

I do not agree that we've had "100+ years of success", so we are coming from different perspectives. As to Covid, it wasn't simply an inability to admit ignorance - it was a desire to exert dominance. I wrote about it early on, as even Fauci had co-authored a public journal paper stating that it would be like a bad flu season. This was reformatted from a Facebook post I had made in March 2020 regarding Covid: https://open.substack.com/pub/curetsky/p/bringing-some-sanity-to-the-covid?r=xb9l8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Even the shots have no scientific backing, but that did not stop the "public health" officials from pushing that narrative and shutting down others. I wrote at length about the problems with the shots here: https://open.substack.com/pub/curetsky/p/why-i-always-believed-the-covid-shots?r=xb9l8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web because from a strictly immunologic perspective, they *can't* work, and they stand only to cause harm. Yet they're still being pushed and doctors still refuse to consider the harm they have caused and continue to cause. It's always anything but the shots. https://open.substack.com/pub/curetsky/p/medical-professionals-are-baffled?r=xb9l8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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“The shots.” Two references to you own unreferenced screeds. What “shots “ do you mean? MRNA based vaccines? Certainly time has not shown them to be an effective cost/benefit solution, but this was not apparent in 2021/2022. Data from drug company sponsored research was taken at face value. Authorities were not degraded by bitter experiences, and a solution was desperately sought. Condemn if you please, but if you were not responsible for providing care and answers to a desperate population, your superiority rings hollow. Physicians generally had no intention to harm, but felt compelled to provide some answers to the Covid crisis. By September 2022 it was apparent that the mRNA vaccine was not a panacea, but politics entered the equation and any mix of medicine and politics results in POLITICS.

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And there's the tell. The population was not "desperate." The media was used to create a fear in them that was beyond unwarranted. If in prior years the media had pushed the CDC's estimated influenza burden numbers the same way they did with Covid, people would be likewise terrified of flu - but most are not. It was all a psyop.

As for the shots, if anyone cared to read even Pfizer's own animal studies (prior to phase 3 clinical trials) it was apparent that there was no benefit whatsoever to their shots (and it doesn't matter wether it was mRNA or modified adenovirus - they operate via the same mechanisms), nor could there be.

My "screed" regarding the shots is actually very highly documented from primary sources, but it is rather long, so I'll summarize for you here. First off, the shots don't directly stimulate the immune system - they induce the body's cells to manufacture the viral spike protein. Second, this spike protein is released into the blood stream where studies showed the body's response was a rapid rise in IgG - a *memory* antibody, meaning the body had already seen this protein or something very similar (if it was an initial infection response, studies would have shown a much more rapid initial rise in IgM). Third, this rise in blood-borne IgG is completely irrelevant, because the two main defenses against a respiratory virus are T-cells (which were only minutely, if at all, activated in response to the shot-generated spike), and IgA which is not at all activated by the shots (there's little evidence any of the studies even tested for IgA activation). IgA is the antibody used in the lungs by the body to fight off a respiratory virus. Lastly, studies (you can easily find one from the Salk Institute) showed that simply by virtue of binding to ACE2 receptors on cells, the Covid spike protein damaged those cells. Know where you find a whole lotta ACE2 receptors? The endothelium - the cells lining the blood vessels wherein the shot-induced spikes would circulate. I'm sure you can put two and two together to figure out what will happen to someone when a significant quantity of Covid spike protein is generated by the bodies cells and end up circulating in the blood stream.

The excuse of lack of understanding, desperation, and ignorance is all subterfuge. The "experts" knew exactly what they were doing, and they used lies along with the force and fury of government and regulatory and licensing agencies to keep most medical professionals in-line. "It's the CDC's guidance" after all. "The FDA approved it" (well, that word was misused quite often - it was emergency use authorized). And we trust the FDA, right? They'd never take safe medicines off the market or leave unsafe ones on the market, right? I mean, there are no disclaimers at the end of any pharmaceutical commercials, and all the drugs work just like they say, right? Right?

As for physicians feeling "compelled to provide some answers to the Covid 'crisis'" (it was not a crisis at all - it was not even, by definition, a pandemic - most people who died died from medical malpractice, not the virus), the wisest answers came from physicians and medical professionals who chose to stand up against the system. Most of them lost jobs, careers, were maligned and cast out, but they stood up for what was right because it was right.

This has nothing to do with superiority - I am "superior" to no one. I simply looked at the *actual* science, not the government- and media-approved narrative. This has to do with truth, and the government, and the "experts," and the "authorities" rejected truth in favor of power. It's that simple.

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Life and death of smallpox

Patrick Berche 1

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PMID: 35143880 DOI: 10.1016/j.lpm.2022.104117

Abstract

“Smallpox is an ancient scourge known since the Antiquity. It is caused by a highly contagious airborne poxvirus. This strictly human disease exists in two forms: variola major (Asian smallpox) with mortality of 20-45%, and an attenuated form called variola minor or alatrim with mortality of 1-2%, which only recently appeared in Europe and America towards the end of the 19th century. The first smallpox pandemic was the "Antonine plague", which swept through the Roman Empire in the 2nd century AD, after which smallpox became endemic in the Old World, causing seasonal and regional epidemics in Europe, affecting mostly young children until the 19th century. The discovery of the New World in 1492 and the opening of the African slave trade favored in 1518 the contamination by smallpox of the native Amerindian populations, who were massively decimated during the following centuries. In the absence of any effective treatment, preventive methods were developed from the 18th century. First, variolation was used, a dangerous procedure that consists in inoculating intradermally a small quantity of virus from convalescent patients. In the early 19th century, Edward Jenner popularized the practice of inoculating cowpox, a mild cow disease. This procedure proved to be very effective and relatively safe, leading to the decline of smallpox during the 19th century. In the 20th century, a ten-year WHO vaccination campaign led to the total eradication of smallpox in 1977. During that century, smallpox caused an estimated 300-500 million deaths worldwide. “

Indeed, smallpox decreased considerably after the introduction of inoculation with cowpox. A win for public health.

You can choose what to believe, but facts are fairly non controversial in regards to the benefits of public health innovations in history. Recent failures are regrettable, but do not negate the wonderful achievements over the past centuries. Your cynicism is harsh and overly broad. Humanity has benefited tremendously from advances in public health practices.

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I enjoy being an ER doc. Thankfully, I went into the thing at a later age than most and already had a good BS meter. The BS meter helped me avoid things like the narcotic BS and prompted me to dig pages deep one lonely night while taking care of vaccinated covid patients to find gato who put words to my thoughts and gave me tools to resist. Everyone is correct to distrust the medical corporate complex and physicians. It is sad for me to say as I am in that world. Sometimes now I get a big knot in my gut going into work as I know I need to keep everyone safe that I see but also push away the administrative harm that tries to bring me down! I am encouraged in this forum reading about experiences and information that shape how I communicate with appropriately apprehensive patients sometimes on their worst day. I am thankful for all of you, keep the kitty's dish full to the top!

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Your honesty is refreshing. Thank you too!

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There are absolutely NO reasons of any kind that support trusting the medical complex and anyone attached to it. All the "poxes" including teddy-pox are FAKE. If any of these poxes and viruses were real, we would have been extinguished years ago because big pharma has no solution to save anyone from anything.

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They don't want to cure anything. They want to sell drugs.

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You hit the nail there, Susan. That is all they want!

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Remember when Redfield lectured all of us about how the masks were as important as the forthcoming non-vaxx vaxx was in saving lives?

What a cocksucker.

Pardon my language.

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Yeah, he was one of the very first to pretend mea culpa but I well remember him flogging masks, knowing it was a lie

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At least he acknowledges his mistake.

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Step in the right direction

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More like a "CYA snitch" move. I doubt he's suddenly developed a case of "conscience".

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I think this is more likely. As noted elsewhere, if one was a bully on this issue, they'll be a bully on whatever issue they feel needs enforcment.

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It's a huge step. At least this shows that Redfield has some self-awareness and humility. The vast majority of the public health establishment still engage in the gaslighting that they were right, e.g., Fauci and Birx.

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I call it the kickoff of the Great Mea Culpa Tour '24 🤘🤘🤘

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I'd love more of that but, if they were bullies on this, they'll be bullies on The Next Big Thing.

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He's more likely recently summoned his inner-Nostradomus and is hedging his bets for next November's dead-donkey jamboree.

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🤎 this 💯👏🙌

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Redfield was more right than Trump. And very clever in how he spoke about masks and vaccines. He used the slippery language of an experienced bureaucrat someone with training in linguistics could spot at the time. I'll deconstruct this:

https://reason.com/2020/09/17/suggesting-that-face-masks-are-more-effective-than-vaccines-the-cdcs-director-exemplifies-the-propaganda-that-discourages-people-from-wearing-them/

"In congressional testimony yesterday, Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), emphasized the value of face masks in preventing transmission of COVID-19. "These face masks are the most important, powerful public health tool we have," he told a Senate subcommittee while holding a cloth mask. "I might even go so far as to say that this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against COVID than when I take a COVID vaccine."

As The New York Times notes, Donald Trump is notably less enthusiastic about face masks. Redfield "made a mistake" when he said masks provide better protection than vaccines, the president told reporters yesterday. While masks "may be effective," he said, a "vaccine is much more effective.""

FF Deconstruct

1 - "The most important, powerful public health tool we have."

The ONLY efficacy of masks was/is based in *Behavioral* Science (BS). Nonpharmaceutical Interventions (NPI). Pseudoscience, not medical science. The science of symbols and language that provoke a change in perceptions to effect a desired change in behavior. Epidemiologists employ BS to make the public fearful of public interactions in order to "slow the spread" they believe they must do to protect public health when there's an outbreak of disease. It's why the masks most everyone wore were called "placebo masks" in the medical community...right up until March, 2020.

Placebo = psychological fake out:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/placebo

Those promoting mask NPI leaned into that definition of placebo that includes "soothing" a fearful public. When the reality was the NPI worked by "amplifying fear" (a BS term) because we were all diagnosed as suffering from "optimism bias" (another BS term) and weren't taking the declared health risk seriously enough for health officials. They wanted us scared of one another. Just like masked hijackers and bank robbers frighten us:

Of snakes and faces: An evolutionary perspective on the psychology of fear

Scandanavian Journal of Psychology, November 19, 2009 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1467-9450.2009.00784.x

So when Redfield said those words about masking it was a tacit admission that the only tool they had was fear! The most powerful tool a government possesses. And there's a fine line between a tool and a weapon, only the intentions of the hands they're in distinguishes which.

2 - "this face mask is more guaranteed to protect me against COVID than when I take a COVID vaccine."

Another tacit admission that the COVID vaccine wasn't going to work. He knew what it was in development, that it was unproven, ineffective and had safety issues. And that you can't vaccinate your way out of a pandemic. He knew the same medical science that vaccine researchers knew about that...pre-2020.

Redfield's clever linguistics revealed that the only thing government could do with any potential at all during a pandemic was scare people apart. Not that it even was desirable or that terrorizing entire populations was without high cost. But a tacit admission that, in fact, when it comes to public health there's only fear that governments can peddle to mitigate flu-like disease. Isolate and avoid the world if you're sick or fear getting sick.

Just like everyone knew and did for every single flu season in history before 2020. Aside from the Spanish Flu, the results of that pandemic's restrictions were similarly disastrous. Written about by medical leaders at the time in their Lessons of the Pandemic. In which they said the best thing we can do is eat right, get fresh air, exercise, sunlight. And stay in good cheer, be a good neighbor and go to church for spiritual strength in hard times. Literally in the Lessons:

https://sci-hub.se/https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.49.1274.501

Lessons that we did not learn from history. Because there's too much money and power that the Big corporate profiteers and Big government social engineers benefit from by "amplifying fear" aka, "terrorizing." Trump was horribly wrong about vaccines, and masks for that matter - neither are effective. As big a cocksucker Redfield is, if you drilled down inside his words he was more accurate than Trump.

Redfield used his bureaucratic fluency and mastery in linguistics to convey truth inside a tangled web of deception. Knowing the environment he was inside, Big corporation and Big government opportunists. Which takes someone highly trained in linguistics to decipher. Bureaucrat-ese.

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Remember this:

From Orwell's 1984:

"War is peace, freedom is slavery and ignorance is strength."

War is peace is intended to show the unity in hatred of an enemy. Freedom is slavery encourages members to find freedom in serving the party, because they will not find it on their own. Ignorance is strength encourages members to rely on the strength of the party because they cannot possibly know as much.

That's why I enjoy wearing this "Ministry of Truth" t-shirt everywhere I go 👇

we-the-people-are-pissed-off-2.creator-spring.com/listing/mof2

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Don't be like Airstrip One!

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Guess Instant Varma's gonna get him.

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Lol, that was good!

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I see what you did there, nicely done.

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Kamala will not touch these people. I hope to God that Trump will clean them out. It is an independent reason to vote for him rather than her, because what we are really deciding is whether the out-of-control Administrative State should continue. And it is why they will do, and have done, anything, anything at all, to stop him.

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I can't help but think that the only reason Redfield would make an admission like this is because he knows he's legally bulletproof. He's on the list of people who should be tried in a tribunal. So what's he done to guarantee his immunity so that he could openly admit this crime against humanity?

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One interesting thing about Redfield was that he was saying back in Sept of 2020 that masks were better than the vaccine in protecting one from coronaviruses. And since masks can't work, he is right, because the shot caused negative efficacy.

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Regardless, good for him for saying so. That's another crack in the dike of the psy-op.

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My problem is he's one of the criminals behind this conspiracy, and now he's acting like it was some kind of accident. He can't distance himself from his role in the biggest crime against humanity in world history, causing tens of millions of deaths (so far), and the biggest involuntary transfer of wealth from poor & middle class to billionaires ever. This is not trivial. This is like Hitler or Stalin saying "oh, sorry, I got it wrong" and expecting to walk away. I'm glad the narrative is breaking, but the damage is so big and the evidence against these people is so strong, they are at the point where they can only admit some degree of culpability and hope for forgiveness, or keep trying to gaslight and hope to make more $$$$$$ and run out the clock on being held accountable. Good that he chose the former, but still....

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There is no perfect justice in this world. We can only hope for a paradigm shift and a few ounces of flesh.

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That's just the kind of apathy we cannot afford. For a crime this big, there needs to be SOME kind of justice. No one asked for "perfect" but some indictments are in order. Or should we just have shrugged our shoulders over the Holocaust and let the criminals walk free? This is bigger than that was. And they will clearly do it again if there is no accountability.

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Redfield is trying to cover for his crimes.

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The danger is that the people responsible will lock arms, walk away, and do it again because their power in solidarity was great enough that they could just deny it all and uphold their narrative. If they are all trapped together looking down the barrel of criminal charges, that's what they are likely to do and get away with it.

Revenge doesn't really get us anything. What we need is confession of what has happened, and direction of ensuing public outrage toward building checks and balances to ensure that it never happens again.

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Glad I had to sacrifice my freedom for the guy buying three packs of smokes and a 18 pack of shitty beer every day....but don't worry he had a masks on!

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I think the mask slipped and revealed who/what he truly is.

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Are there any doctors like that? have they ever been? At least in the last x years, no doctor comes to house visit anymore. They have no idea how you live. You are being tested for blood pressure, sugar, heart beat, while you are not feeling well, which makes all these values too high. You get prescribed drugs that are so dangerous they should not even be on the market. You are not told what the ingredients are, the side effects, the risks. You are just a milking cow.

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Up until quite recently, nutrition education for doctors in medical schools was just introductory at best. I think that this is evolving now for the better now, but probably most Md's working at the federal alphabet agencies received their schooling in an earlier era.

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I would say yes and yes although they are few and far between. I think the last four years has shifted the mindset of many docs to go back to common sense health rather than medicine. We have started doc led exercise classes integrated with nutrition and lifestyle modification. Have seen people go from wanting a total knee to not needing one after learning that movement/good food is your friend.

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I'm approaching 70 years-old, and mostly fought against my own tendency to believe conspiracy theories...until COVID. You can only deny the evidence of your senses for so long. For most of my life I only saw a doctor when injured or sick. That changed dramatically when I went on Medicare, with an HMO plan. COVID made me start doing this odd, quasi-suspicious dance with my doctor. He regularly offers me statins and all manner of vaccines, most of which I politely decline.

I regularly buy Ivermectin from abroad, use "unapproved" substances like DMSO, and keep that information to myself. About 10 years ago I had an MD who was a blunt, somewhat intolerant and no nonsense guy. In declining some treatment or other I said to him: "If I follow your advice am I not going to die?" He gave me a little smile, we shared a knowing look and he said: "You got me there!" He has since retired, and I miss him. We "got" each other. I had changed my diet and nutrition over the course of our relationship, lost almost 100 lbs., and significantly lowered my LDL cholesterol (using an "unapproved" ketogenic diet) and he told me he wished he had more patients like me. If he only knew.... Now, in this surreal environment, I don't know what I can or can't say to my doctor.

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Have you seen A Midwestern Doctor's substack on DMSO? LinK: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-could-save-millions-from-brain

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Yes! And thanks for the link for all of us, Swabbie!

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Thanks! I didn't see your comment in time.

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A Midwestern Doctor recently had an excellent article on DMSO. You can actually buy it on Amazon. I'm trying to find a doctor who is willing to research and tell me how much to take. It sounds remarkable.

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You will smell horrible. It's a weird thing. You can't really smell it by sniffing yourself, it just seems to follow you around. People will comment on the smell for sure. Start with 5ml of pure DMSO mixed with 5ml of distilled water for internal use. Make sure to use a clear glass jar for mixing and ingesting. It's a powerful solvent, so no painted ceramic mugs and definitely no plastic! It comes in a plastic bottle so there are some kind of plastic it won't dissolve but I wouldn't take the chance when glass is so safe and readily available. You can go up to 30ml DMSO with 30 ml water, taken daily. Oh, and it's the most horrible thing you ever tasted. Works miracles though.

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I would like to know that as well. I and my wife have used it topically for years for muscle strains, but the usage for something like a stroke would be good to dive into. One thing that is mentioned is running it along the sides of the neck catching the carotid arteries. I wonder if Mercola talks about this? Also just entering it in sites like pub med often get good info. or other sites also come up in the search.

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The DMSO Handbook for Doctors by Archie H. Scott (on Amazon) is a good place to start, too.

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Thanks

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If only the Republicans had the brains to breed and elect more Rand Pauls.

What a wonderful world it would be.

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Sigatech stock down over 9% halfway through the trading day. Gee, I wonder what’s up with that. Hey Crowder, next time you’re going to drop a video about this kind of thing, give us a couple of days heads up.

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And yes, Trump should give RFK Jr an ax and a chopping block.

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Every time I read one of Gato's articles I'm staggered at the 100% parallels between what is happening in the US and what is happening in the UK. It is exactly the same. The same crooked bureaucrats swinging through the same revolving doors making the same millions. What is especially galling in this country is that the crooks also get honours - so they become Lords and Dames and get OBE's. It is absolutely enraging.

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Same thing here in Canada. It's a rot that's spread all through the Anglosphere.

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When *we* thought "there should never have to be another Nuremberg Trial" *they* thought "we will never let them hold another Nuremberg Trial."

When will we prove 'em miscalculated?

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