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Puppychix53 2 points ago +2 / -0

I was doing research on a group called HOGAR R.E.S.A. here in Florida and my research took me into the Ashville NC & Greenville SC areas for heavy Child & mmother trafficing. There's a huge Church east of Greenville SC surrounded by Muslim mosque communities. I had turned my research into Veritas and was told by them to stand down, they would finish the research. It's hard to know who to trust with what we find? I thank GOD for his Discernment and our Q Brothers and sisters. This is truely Biblical!

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Puppychix53 5 points ago +5 / -0

Amish Country rainbow non-gmo organic, cooked in Organic Coconut oil, topped with Amish butter

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Puppychix53 2 points ago +2 / -0

Seems they have had ample time to repent and have chosen to escalate with crimes against GOD'S Children instead? Don't continue the crime unless you want to experience the time or penalty for the crime.

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Puppychix53 1 point ago +1 / -0

This statement from the Rothschilds seems to be telling us When the Veterinary Business began being controlled by the Government. WHO The Invisable Enemy is No longer Invisable, is it? PASTEURIZATION OF MILK. (Hansard, 10 April 1946) https://api.parliament.uk/historic-hansard/lords/1946/apr/10/pasteurization-of-milk#S5LV0140P0_19460410_HOL_37

That Motion will be dealt with later, but I should like to say that during the last week an assurance has been given in another place on behalf of the Government that the recommendations contained in the report of the Loveday Committee on Veterinary Education will be implemented by the Government. The only weak point, if I may say so, about the answer made on behalf of the Government in another place is that there is no immediate prospect of bringing before Parliament the necessary legislation to implement that Report. All I would venture to say in that connexion is that from the point of view of public health the matter appears to be so important that I hope time will be found to pass into law rapidly a measure which would enable a larger number of young men in this country to be properly trained, through the medium of the universities, for what ought to be regarded as one of the honourable and learned professions in this country. To strengthen the veterinary profession would be a most profitable Government investment in the matter of national nutrition and national health.

Nutrition and health depend largely upon an adequate and safe milk supply; milk is the AI priority human food. This in turn depends upon far greater freedom from bovine diseases, and such freedom is conditioned by a sufficiency of skilled veterinarians. Veterinary practice should be made a worth-while profession, comparable in status and emoluments with that of the medical profession. If there were more skilled veterinarians there would ultimately be need of fewer medical practitioners.