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Monies not being wasted, they’re pocketing it. Anybody who’s running against Donald Trump now is using the presidential run as a money, laundering organization. All the donations that they received, or end up, going into their pockets, or the pocket of others.

There has to be a better way of waking people without using fear tactics

What you call "fear tactics" is, in fact, just allowing the people to watch and experience what their lovely leaders had in store for them. No other way would people change. Only at the precipice will the people find the will to change.

If you think there is another way to ensure 95% of humanity understands the slave system we are all in for centuries, and how evil the fiat monetary system is and all the evil that derives from it (including depopulation agenda) - I am all ears.

I hear & understand, but unfortunately, there's often no way to make people change, nor even to lead them towards wanting to change.

You can talk to people til you pass out about crime statistics, local robberies; whatever, but they won't do a damn thing about their own self-defense until they actually get mugged.

It's sad but just a fact of how most people are wired.

Hell, change is hard even for those of us who WANT to change....!

Mostly falls on the evil, lol! I've no doubt that God is in control, trump is running the military and Biden is fake.

But to get someone from normie to awake isn't the hardest part, you have to get rid of the doomer depression that comes with a weak faith in Jesus Christ and also being awake.

It can feel so hopeless until you're fully educated on everything from jfk Jr, to Putin. It's a long road from normie-ville to where we're at fren! But, God is willing and we will get there!

Psyllium husk has been a game changer for me. Bye bye hemorrhoids.

I take a small amount of invermectin every day, along with hot tub soaks and lots of vitamins and herbs. Never had them since I became more regimented!

Sit in a hot tub, just enough to soak your bootie 2x a day, get a bottle of witch hazel, soak some cotton balls with it and hold it there, put some on the toilet paper every time you wipe. Use a stool softener, eat more fruits and veggies and drink water to prevent constipation, try to be active with walking, but no straining to lift.If you have a job that requires sitting for long periods, trucking, office work etc, you need to take time in the day for walking.I do not mean a hot tub like a special hot tub. Just your own bathtub, if you dont have a bath tub a basin will do, just as hot as you can take it, it's known as a "sitz bath:.

1. Stool softeners. Follow directions.
2. Stay hydrated.
3. They will go away after a few weeks....

I just found out about this amazing film yesterday! Bought 18 tickets, a whole row for the family! Told them it's a movie and some Texas Roadhouse afterwards!! Everybody is beyond excited!

Sadly no other tickets were sold for that showing at my local theater.

Kind of wish they'd advertise it more conventionally so we could get some normies in there to be red pilled!! Wake these people up!

This is why nationalism is demonized. If ethnic minoritities first identified as Americans and proudly shared a national culture, our country would be even stronger

Whereas the cabal just split everyone into tiny little groups that are easy to manage and put against each other. It is absolutely sinister.

We can't Thanos snap blacks or Asians or other ethnicities, but what we can do is rebuild national pride and make being American cool again. Unify the people so where we go one...

Glad someone is doing this research. I have seen and experienced this all my life. No matter when I lived, if I am with people who have some strong cultural bonds, the whole group tends to be very productive, if not its pretty meh. Social cohesion is one of the most important things for humans.

Funny twatter reply:

https://twitter.com/Email7New/status/1659439251069575168

Congrats! This article here opened my eyes. And I cannot recommend highly enough Mr. Ross's book "Unintended Consequences"

The Medical Community, Atkins,and Denial, Or It's All About Money

ROSS IN RANGE

By John Ross

Copyright 2004 by John Ross. Electronic reproduction of this article freely permitted provided it is reproduced in its entirety with attribution given.

       I had a checkup last week and my doctor read me the riot act about my weight.  He basically told me to have smaller portions, eat less fat, and to come back in three months with blood work done.


       Of all the people I’ve known personally who have been overweight, lost their excess pounds, and kept them off, perhaps 90% of them have done it with the Atkins (carbohydrate-restricted) diet. Yet this diet has been denounced by almost all medical professionals and other people who should know better.  Logic and deductive reasoning seem to depart when medical professionals advise us on what to eat. 


       I went to get my cholesterol, triglycerides, and liver function tested to get baseline numbers.  The technician gave me the results: much too high, as expected, but Ted Kennedy would sell his soul (if he had one) for my liver.  Then he handed me some literature on how to reduce my cholesterol and have a healthier heart.  The list of eat/don’t eat foods was almost exactly the opposite of those on the Atkins diet.  Bacon, hamburger, steak, sausage, macadamia nuts, cheese, butter, cream, and eggs were all on the “don’t eat” list, while skim milk, juices, breads, cereal, rice, and pasta were on the “eat often” list.


       I have no medical training, but I read a lot.  Here are some facts: Pathology as a discipline came into its own starting in the late 19th century, yet coronary artery disease was so rare it was never even mentioned during this period, despite the fact that a coronary occlusion is visible to the naked eye.  The first published study of heart disease (comprising four cases!) was done in 1912, roughly two decades after Americans started consuming large quantities of refined sugar (in the form of sugared cola soft drinks that became popular starting in 1892) and large quantities of the refined flour that had been developed at about the same time.


       Heart disease is, I believe, currently our nation’s biggest killer.  Yet it basically didn’t exist as recently as a hundred years ago.  You might say it’s because we’re more sedentary now.  Yes, we may be more sedentary as a group, but you can’t tell me that no rich people in 1900 were sedentary.  And well-off people (of which there were several million in late 19th century America) have always eaten, by choice, tremendous quantities of animal food: Beef, pork, poultry, eggs, butter, and lard.  Eating lots of fat didn’t make you fat or give you heart disease a hundred years ago, so why is the establishment so dead set on saying it does now?  In my opinion, the likeliest explanation for that is money.


       Remember the tedious Little House series of books you read in grade school by Laura Ingalls Wilder, that were later made into an equally tedious TV series with Michael Landon?  One thing that always struck me as a kid was how much time and effort people in those days spent doing things like tapping trees to get the sap to make a little bit of maple syrup.  Contrast that with our current situation: A person with no special skills can knock on doors in my neighborhood and make $8 an hour doing basic yardwork. In 90 minutes, he will have enough money to go down to the local Sam’s Club or Costco and buy fifty pounds of refined white sugar.  Refined flour is even less. With modern production methods, that’s how cheap the stuff has become. 


       Soft drinks, breads, pastas, crackers, cookies, and other junk food cost next to nothing to make—the expense is in advertising and distribution.  Generic soft drinks like the “Sam’s Choice” brand sold at Wal-Mart sell for a fraction of what you pay for name brands, even though the actual raw ingredients in both types (corn syrup, water, flavorings and color) are the same.  This tells you the actual ingredient cost is tiny.  That fifty pound bag of sugar I mentioned before would be enough for six hundred twelve-ounce cans of Coke (that’s two cents a can)—if they used sugar.  They don’t—they use corn syrup, which is even cheaper.



       Contrast this with meat.  It sells by the pound—period. You may get a slight discount if you buy a lot, but there’s no way to take a few cents worth of meat and turn it into something the supermarket can put on the shelf for a dollar or two, like they can with flour and sugar.  Go into a supermarket and walk around, reading labels.  You will see entire aisles where you can eat nothing if you want to restrict carbs. 


       For millions of years (a million years is about 50,000 generations) man’s diet consisted of animals he could kill and plants he could find.  Obesity and coronary artery disease basically did not exist.  In 1828, American per capita sugar consumption had risen to 12 pounds a year, but coronary disease still did not exist.  By the early 1900s, the level was around 100 pounds a year, consumption of refined flour was way up, and coronary disease was starting to appear.  Sugar and high fructose corn syrup consumption is now over 150 pounds a year, along with lots of refined flour in breads and pastas.  These figures come from the USDA.


       We were healthy on a high fat, high protein, low carb diet for more than 50,000 generations, then in six generations we go to a diet loaded with carbohydrates, we encounter an epidemic of obesity and heart disease, and our doctors tell us to… reduce our fat consumption. 


       My mother’s doctor, now retired, recently lost weight, lowered his cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood pressure, raised his HDL “good” cholesterol, and felt much better on the Atkins diet, and he now recommends it.  He says other doctors are coming around.

Like Galileo, Dr. Atkins had to wait until he was dead to get the approval of his peers.

       I started the Atkins “induction” diet a week ago.  Meals consist of steak, chicken, bacon, sausage, hamburger, cheese, eggs, butter, lettuce, oil, vinegar, and lots of water.  I eat any of these foods whenever I get even a little hungry.  A week isn’t much, and maybe it’s all water, but I’m down eight pounds, have lots more energy, and need less sleep.  


       I’ll keep you posted on how the numbers progress.  Right now there's a bacon-wrapped filet in the kitchen with my name on it.


                                                                                            John Ross 9/17/2004

Tell me , this is somewhere in football world! !

IMO Comer and Jordan should form a panel of Constitutional Lawyers to find ways that our Founding Fathers had written to help us take out this evil family and others involved. There MUST be a way. There should be a way for them to Citizens Arrest them and lock them up like they did the J6er's without release from bond or bail. Cut off the Administration and the NGO's fundings until all documents that are needed but are being withheld are released to them. This should give them the 'proof' they need and should surely help put these evil ones away for life or hanged for Treason. Let's put the shoe on the other foot for a change.

China is ass-ho.