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Mr_A 3 points ago +3 / -0

I think we will all have numerous surprises. Lifetime infiltrators on both teams, acting like never before.

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Mr_A 1 point ago +1 / -0

More people in Seattle have power than don't. Obviously bad for those without, but it's far from Seattle being turned off.

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Mr_A 1 point ago +1 / -0

So, here's the story. He first started getting physically sick (stomach) in late Oct - early Nov, with mental issues that started small in mid-late Nov, and got progressively worse until January when I made this post.

A psychologist said it was either bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. All the diagnostic criteria is subjective, so there's no lab tests or any other objective criteria to separate these two diagnosis. Anyway, maybe some of those therapies helped a bit (I think the lithium orotate helped, but I didn't do the B vitamins for a bunch of reasons. TBH I did a bunch of things that people recommended but I don't remember all of them, because...) but after a brief interlude of a few happy and stable weeks, my son very quickly got much worse and had to be involuntarily institutionalized because he was completely out of his mind and out of touch with the physical world.

Don't click on it yet, I'll put a TLDR below. I made a longer post about it here. https://greatawakening.win/p/16b690DGZ5/covid-can-cause-individual-psych/

That post details how I came to believe his psychosis, called bipolar disorder by doctors at first who then later called it schizophrenia, was caused by covid, and how he recovered using covid treatments. That post also has a few links to studies that support that conclusion. Search GAW using the term psychosis for more of those. My preferred covid treatment at the time was nebulized hydrogen peroxide, and that's because it worked for me. (Those details are included in the comments of the above post.) I added ivermectin too, because the stakes were high and there was no reason not to.

After that, he had about 7 months of being totally normal again, aside from being traumatized by having been locked up in a mental hospital and missing 3-4 months of time in his memories, and then in January he started with small indications of mental instability again. Because of what had happened before I was hyper-sensitive to the symptoms, and jumped on the case again. But in the meantime I had found that nicotine patches had done a fantastic job of eliminating my own covid symptoms, so this time when I treated him I gave him nebulized peroxide and nicotine patches. And ivermectin.

His mental symptoms disappeared and haven't come back, and he's as normal as he ever has been all this year. I think we're out of the woods. I give more credit to the nicotine than to the other treatments, but that's subjective. I know the hydrogen peroxide is helpful, and I'm less sure about the ivermectin, but obviously it didn't hurt.

I'm also reducing his carbs a lot, cutting out breads and other starches, and have largely eliminated onion and garlic from his diet. I think that's more important than any of the supplements. He's off all meds and supplements today.

Somewhere in the middle of this, a few alternative, holistic doctors gave us a bunch of dietary advice that included the advice for low carbs and less onions. If you're interested in the diet stuff, let me know and I'll pass you that info. I think it's key for the long-term.

Also: be very wary of antipsychotic drugs. They really do a number on a person, and it's painful to watch. Seeing my son in the Institute and under the influence of powerful antipsychotics was easily one of the worst and most emotionally painful events of my life.

I wouldn't want anyone to go through all my son or I did. Hopefully your situation is not as bad, but if our experience can help, feel free to ask more.

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Mr_A 1 point ago +1 / -0

How is your wife doing now? I'll include her again in my prayers tonight.

And an update on my part. I've found that 2 weeks of the lowest dose nicotine patch did a lot of good as well.

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Mr_A 1 point ago +1 / -0

Re-reading this after a bit, and wanted to day that if you still suffer from any of those symptoms, you should definitely try the nicotine patch treatment. Totally got rid of all my recurring long covid symptoms, and I've never looked back.

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Mr_A 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yes, I have an update, and it's a good one. But it's a long story. I'll give you a decent reply in a bit.

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Mr_A 4 points ago +4 / -0

The nominee for head of ICE, Tom Homan, already spoke about this, and his plan falls largely in line with what Paul is saying. Military will help coordinate deportations, but ICE and local police will handle tracking and pickups of people already here.

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Mr_A 4 points ago +4 / -0

I've seen a ramp-up in chopper activity in my local skyline recently, including Chinooks.

Is he saying the Chinooks are being used to transport illegals?

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Mr_A 4 points ago +4 / -0

Sorry to hear it, fren. Condolences for losing your mom, and also for the rift between you and your grandparents. Hopefully they'll come around, but it's a bitter time to be sure. 🙏

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Mr_A 7 points ago +7 / -0

I'm assuming you're on board with devolution and continuity of gov't. If not, this won't make sense. Anyway ...

Q: Why did the military take over in secret instead of doing it openly? A: mainly to avoid civil war / domestic resistance, but also to trick the enemy and control the agenda, the battle strategy. So for this election,

  1. foreign gov'ts and DS thought they owned us and our voting system.

  2. They don't, because Q-team has been secretly dismantling their networks and levers of power throughout both Trump's and Biden's terms.

  3. Q-team doesn't want to tell the bad guys which and how many BH assets are compromised and controlled by Q-team. So Q-team is letting the election look closer than it really is. That way the BH think they can still win, and they continue to spend their ammo, activating their backup plans and deeply hidden spies, cheating and exposing themselves.

That's how I see it. u/memetodeath2021 went deeper into specific moves and tactics, but I think that's the big-picture view.

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Mr_A 4 points ago +4 / -0

I think this is why: https://greatawakening.win/p/199hScnV8q/we-just-experienced-the-most-cle/c/

They padded Kamala's numbers to let the vote fraudsters think they have a chance, to draw them out even more.

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Mr_A 1 point ago +1 / -0

The way I see it, the election was fully controlled by the WH, but was designed to give the DS the impression that WH are in partial but not full control. In other words, the victory was purposefully soft-pedaled to continue deceiving the remaining DS actors and continue the sting, allowing them to expose themselves even more. The WH are prepping the public for victory, but also hiding their strength from the BH. I like this theory. Let's see how it shakes up.

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Mr_A 3 points ago +3 / -0

Impeachment is a valid but slow path. I believe that Trump, by establishing the vote as a national security issue, set them up for removal by a faster path: military tribunal as enemy combatants.

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Mr_A 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm sure it could have a similar effect. But I can only talk about what I know.

I didn't try niacin. And while maybe it would have the same effect, the amount to be taken and how it is taken are both important. The nicotine patch delivers directly into the bloodstream at a consistent rate over a 24-hr period. Unless you have a niacin patch with a consistent delivery, it can't be an apple-to-apple comparison. But as long as you've determined that the dose and method are safe, it seems reasonable to try. Lots of people take niacin.

I faithfully did the NAC + bromelain (and there was another component as well, don't remember it now) protocol for a number of weeks. Not only did I feel like a supplement junkie, popping pills morning and night, but it didn't work for me in that my symptoms returned after a while anyway.

After doing the nicotine patch for 2 weeks, I felt better. It's been over a year now, and I've had no return of symptoms, and zero motivation to take any other supplements. Not only that, but the patches were much cheaper than the regimen of supplements, and easier to find. The supplements didn't do any harm that I could notice, but overall the nicotine patches worked for me where the supplements didn't. That's why I recommend the patches.

Hope that helps.

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Mr_A 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yes, but if you follow bubble's instructions, it will do regular searches of titles, content and comments, using all the terms you care to pile on.

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Mr_A 5 points ago +5 / -0

He never talked about setting up tent cities. He did talk about new cities. Presumably they will have real buildings. They are for many people who need a second chance, primarily the homeless, as I recall.

I don't remember him talking about insane asylums, but be aware that Big Pharma is as responsible for mental illness just as much as they are for chronic disease. There are cures and successful treatments that have been hidden from us, and they will be deployed.

In the meantime strengthen your will and resist the alcohol as much as you can. Hang in there!

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Mr_A 1 point ago +1 / -0

Sorry... That was my mistake. I'll edit my comment, because you get the page I described by scrolling down after clicking the search icon, not the "new post" button.

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Mr_A 2 points ago +2 / -0

That's the common usage of the word "fiat" for currency: backed by nothing.

Crypto can be fiat, or it can be backed. Lots of details to make it one way or the other, or even a hybrid mix. But the securely distributed ledger, known as blockchain, is a prerequisite for any serious crypto.

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