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Farmerberry 1 point ago +1 / -0

Smoking tobacco is vile and very damaging to most organs.

It seems that the damage is done by some or all of the nasty stuff lumped together as "tar". There is little information about the dangers of pure nicotine (obviously in the correct dosage and formulation with safe carrier substance). There are a number of "safe" methods of use so you should try them. Examples are gum, patch, sachets, and even vaping has not been shown to be dangerous if commercial mixes are used but be wary of this since vaping has not been shown to be safe either.

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Farmerberry 2 points ago +2 / -0

There is a mythical state, enforced mainly in USA but also other countries, called the "Gold Standard of treatment". This is influenced largely by politicians, drug and technology businesses and a few Academic doctors.

Various techniques and drugs are expected to be used on patients and if not used the doctors and hospitals concerned can be severely punished, including jail sentences and loss of licenses to practice. There may be some evidence of efficacy but many have no good basis for use.

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Farmerberry 1 point ago +1 / -0

Pork rinds are easy to get nicely juicy and crisp. There are many recipes on Youtube, with American test kitchen having some good ones. Search for pork belly recipes

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Farmerberry 1 point ago +1 / -0

My wife buys cheap bits of skin from the local free range chicken farm and renders the fat out of it. She gets cheap chicken fat for cooking, I get cheap, high protein skin as a snack.

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Farmerberry 5 points ago +5 / -0

I had a similar injury (rocks, not bullet) that was largely healed after 10 days. The ear heals very quickly largely because of a good blood supply.

There should be no sequelae, and with good Plastic Surgery the scar should be minimal after a few months.

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Farmerberry 1 point ago +1 / -0

Distrust in all the professions is an integral part of the WEF actions. Everyone WHO pushes their plans without knowing any facts is guilty of helping them. MANY doctors and other healthcare professionals have been warning of this since the first days of the lockdown campaign despite regulatory authority sanctions, media censorship, and public ridicule.

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Farmerberry 2 points ago +2 / -0

Tourists went to Rhodesia to see the Zimbabwe ruins. Now they go to Zimbabwe to see the ruins of Rhodesia. With a decent government it could become a rich country.

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Farmerberry 1 point ago +1 / -0

Before you buy metallic silver read up about the Hunt brothers' escapades in 1980s.

Having a physical commodity is only as good as your knowledge of how to use it.

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Farmerberry 2 points ago +2 / -0

We have had a stable electricity supply for the last couple of months. This could be an attempt to impress the electorate, or perhaps the supply has been fixed. There has been a drop in demand because of deindustrialisation and similar deficiencies, but also an increase in the non-government use of solar power. Since the latter is by definition unreliable it will not continue to help much if the demand increases. If the root causes have not been corrected we can expect a return of "load shedding" in the near future.

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Farmerberry 7 points ago +7 / -0

Ruperts are close friends with the Rothschilds. Oppenheimers made their family money in the gold rush and diamonds rush at the end of the 1800s into the 1900s. Many of the "English" masters of finance making money in South Africa during this time were of German extraction (Read up on the "Randlords" who used and abused the South African mining industry to become some of the richest people on Earth). Steenhuisen (head of DA) visited Zelensky early in the Ukraine war.

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Farmerberry 2 points ago +2 / -0

If we get the best likely government that will administer the country for growth it may take some years to turn the country around. If we get the "Doomsday coalition" let's hope that they are so busy jockeying for power they leave the rest of us alone to grow resilient communities around the country.

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Farmerberry 2 points ago +2 / -0

The African National Congress(ANC) method is the Winnie's Rubber Jewellery. To be totally horrified by reality search for "Winnie Mandela neckless". Her quip was "With our tyres and our matches we shall liberate this country".

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Farmerberry 4 points ago +4 / -0

Not on a single day. People who could not vote at their specified voting station could apply for a special vote (deadline 3rd May 2024) and either vote early (yesterday or the day before) or officials would visit the place of residence to allow voting in person.

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Farmerberry 8 points ago +8 / -0

purkiss, you should tell the forum that the ANC is probably one of the most corrupt governments in the world. Luckily they are so incompetent that they cannot carry out many of their racist policies, so the very fact that the state is failing protects us against the worst political excesses.

Lets hope that the excess micro-parties are mainly on the communist side!

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Farmerberry 6 points ago +6 / -0

South Africa uses paper voting forms, hand counted and checked. The Independent Electoral Commission is rumoured to be the least corrupt agency in the South African government (at least nothing significant has been brought up against them).

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Farmerberry 3 points ago +3 / -0

WEF and friends are using this to divide and control society. They planned this well, with a very successful campaign to induce widespread distrust of all trusted professions and agencies to cause confusion and panic. Doctors were hoodwinked, censored, struck off professional registers worldwide. They are being treated as criminals for trying to get some valid measurements during the "pandemic", and are even being jailed for what would have normally being considered practicing good Medicine. There is a powerful thrust to get people to deny that any viruses exist, but at the same time to believe that viral pandemics will destroy humanity. Believing contradictory concepts is a sign of lunacy, not knowledge.

https://www.medicalbrief.co.za/fda-settles-ivermectin-lawsuit-brought-by-doctors/

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Farmerberry 1 point ago +1 / -0

No. I was paid a fixed salary. The hospital had no transplant system. We were there to supply a service for our funders. Most medical systems are there to cure patients. Anyone who tries to persuade you otherwise is trying to make a profit from you.

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