When you bring in a 3rd party, there is no demand that Russia or Ukraine agree to anything brought in by the 3rd party.
Why did Russia invade Ukraine? Perhaps because of the 50+ Bioweapons labs all located within 50 miles of the Russian border?
Fatal SAEs included 11 (0.5%) AUDENZ recipients and 1 (0.1%) placebo recipients
OK, simple math question. 1 died from a placebo (WTF was in that placebo that killed a person), yet 11x died from AUDENZ, and yet that number is only HALF the increase. One would think that 11 x 0.1% would equal 1.1%
And yet, this kicker
No SAEs were assessed as being related to AUDENZ
The four "judicial exception" categories, to be used in patentability decisions, are (1) abstract ideas, (2) laws of nature, (3) natural phenomena, and (4) natural products. And examiners are specifically asked to determine if a patent application's claims recite something "significantly different" than these.
https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/can-you-patent-natural-product-prepare-different-answer
So, if I am reading this right, those patents are not "naturally occurring" phenomena.
And why would you think it's zero? The data is pretty easy to look up.
https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2015-09/documents/eco-ssl_aluminum.pdf
Naturally, it varies - but typical midwestern (where a majority of our crops are grown) vary between 1-30%. Now run the numbers of how much Aluminum it would take to make your aluminum soar 4x higher. 1 cubic yard weighs a bit north of 2100 lbs. 1% is 21lbs. 5% would be 105 lbs; so one is to believe that 84 lbs of aluminum was spread across every cubic yard of top soil in the Midwest. That's a lot of aluminum
The typical range of aluminum in soils is from 1 percent to 30 percent (10,000 to 300,000 mg Al kg-1) (Lindsay, 1979 and Dragun, 1988), with naturally occurring concentrations varying over several orders of magnitude.
https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2015-09/documents/eco-ssl_aluminum.pdf
So, rough guessing, top soil weighs between 2,100 - 3,000 lbs per cubic yard. If the answer is 1%, that's 21 lbs of Aluminum per cubic yard; so I am to believe that 5x (or an additional 4%) Aluminum per cubic yard (105 - 21 lbs) or 84 lbs of Aluminum per cubic yard has been airdropped across the fields in America? It's even more impossible when you throw the numbers closer to 30% range.
I don't mind competing for a job. Most large companies have fixed grade salary scales, so if you are hired as an "Engineer IV" - there is a published matrix of the pay scales.
Foreigners are paid the SAME rate as Native's.
What makes me mad, is the EMPLOYERS get a 8% payroll tax DISCOUNT that only applies to foreign workers, through a program called OPT - a program that bypassed Congress. This program needs to be DESTROYED..
I'm an Engineer, worked R&D most of my career, had the living crap kicked out of me, because H-1B. Grew up in the Midwest, paid my way through my Elec Eng degree, and it was hard. STEM is hard.
One would think with the exponential level of technology improvement, wages would have kept up, or improved from the 1980's on. Nope. H-1B and the fact that American's are laid off first, because the OPT program gives employers an 8% DISCOUNT on taxes, for each H-1B employee is one of the reasons.
What's OPT? Here is a brief intro.
The problem with directed energy weapons, is forcing them into an incredibly narrow beam, like a laser.
Engineering terms, we express it in simple terms, like a soap bubble, within a soap bubble.
Size of the bubbles are really immaterial, it's the principle. You have a beam in the center, that shoots through the first bubble (taking up x square units) that then project the same energy on the second bubble (taking up many more square units) - this shows the dissipation of energy being an inverse square of the distance of the projector.
So, shooting an RF based weapon a half-mile, takes a heck of a lot of energy. Now, beam forming is quite different - but the general gist is you have to beam form that weapon - the larger the target, the exponentially more power you will need.
Many recipes out on the internet with variations on the recipe. I have a short hair terrier that has always had dry skin, and bald patches on her back. Since starting her on this, her dry skin has remarkably cleared up, and her "bald patches" are growing hair. If nothing else, this gets them the oils that are generally cooked out of most dog food.
I make my own Dog Stew
- It's cheaper than Dog Food
- I know exactly what's in it
- With an Instant Pot, bones get softened so pets eat the whole animal
Pick up a Rotisserie Chicken at Costco or Sam's club. Right around $5
Add 4 cups of water, and pressure cook for 30 minutes. The bones will soften, so you pet can safely eat chicken bones - they are moistened and crumble
Take lid off, take your hamburger smasher and smash up the water and chicken, to break it up
Add 3 stalks of broccoli Add 3 carrots, cut into small pieces Add 1 peeled Sweet Potato (cut into small pieces) 1/2 cup Pinto Beans 1/2 cup Brown Rice (whole grain rice) Other veggies you may want are green beans, cauliflower (I think this adds a bad odor), corn, peas
I chose to add left-over bacon, and some slices of ham to the mix. Pretty sure dog's universally love bacon.
NO ONIONS (dog's don't tolerate onions very well).
General goal is ~30% protein, ~30% Carbs and ~30% fats
DO NOT ADD SALT - dogs don't tolerate salt like we do, there is plenty of spices in that Rotissere Chicken.
This is less than $20, and should provide about 2 gallons of Dog Stew; I feed two medium dogs (~24 lbs each) and this lasts a little over 2 weeks. The only thing in it that wouldn't be in what we eat, are the WHOLE CHICKEN and bones.
If you feel the need to add multi-vitamins, figure your dose and divide by the servings and your dog's weight. Scle accordingly, but I don't believe they are necessary. It's a HELL of a lot better than what you are going to get from China.
I freeze half of it, so after one big container is gone, there is a backup that stays fresh in the freezer.
What is infuriating to me, is that I have absolutely no reason to believe this RUMOR is not true. I have no problem believing our uni-party congressmen, leaders and President didn't hesitate to commit treason.
As an American, I should have SOME faith in our elected leaders.
I have ZERO Faith in them at all.
What happens to an ordinary Pede, who fabricated a fake vaccine passport?
I'm a big believer that Justice must be blind. If Pede or anther fren was prosecuted, then everyone who did the same thing MUST be prosecuted.
I took my abuse and refused to comply. I'm hoping a Class Action comes forward for other Pure Bloods who refused to comply and were singled out for abuse.
Sadly, no Darwin Award eligibility
They will just be more aggressive next time, and kill the victim. It’s a cycle that has been going on since they learned to walk upright
Parasites that have decided they are not only entitled to be immune from education, work and laws; but also entitled to whatever they can steal from others
There is only one solution
If you have not seen Silo, the books the series is based on revolves around nanobots that target and kill certain DNA types.
Alternatively politicians have pre-programmed nanotechnology that rebuilds them (near immortality, immune from cancer, diseases, etc)
Ultimate weapons
If you or I accepted $220k in illegal funds
Do you imagine either of us would be walking the streets and celebrating Christmas with our families?
Justice is SUPPOSED to be blind. Multiple tiers of tyranny - that’s not justice
Consider, you purchase a bomber from family or friend. You can rent it for $40+ per day. Meet customer at airport, Turo is the middle-man who holds the money. You deliver a clean car, full of gas - customer drives - possibly half the cost of a rental company - you make ~$200/week off a car you already own.
4-5 cars running, and you just vacuum, wash and maintain the cars. Many people make a living doing this. Older Porsche? $2,000/week isn't unusual - and YOU can reject anyone - for any reason.