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a_man 12 points ago +12 / -0

Roberts is skating on very thin ice now and probably knows it, due to the recent revelations of his secret club "The American Inns of Court", the leak that he has strong-armed the other SC justices to meddle in Trump's cases, also his staying a week in Prague at Norm Eisen's 150 room mansion. Coupling those things with the fact that he personally appointed all the judges who played foul on the FISA warrants during Trump's first term, and the lingering concern that he surrendered his man card at Little St. James Island and might be blackmailed by Epstein material and its quite easy to assume he's a very bad apple. So he may be holding his dirty self back so as not to openly add even more tarnish to his lousy image.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

The sting goes on.

Trump surely knows these judges are way overstepping their authority, and for selfish reasons.

Is this kind of thing waking people up? I think so, based on recent conversations.

It lets me agree with people who express being pissed off, many who have been trying to stay away from discussing politics.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

So USAID was funding judicial lawfare in Brazil. Who woulda thunk it. Every time a new rock is turned over the plot sickens. There be senators on the boards of the "NGO"s passing through the USAID funds (the IRI and the NDI uniparty NGOs) so they can be considered as knowing full well about this the whole time. This could get saucy in April.

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a_man 2 points ago +2 / -0

For methylene blue I make a "cocktail" using the juice of 1/2 lemon, a pinch of mineral salt, 6 oz of either distilled water or seltzer water, which is greatly preferred by my wife, 3 drops of methylene blue and a dropper of nascent iodine (not necessary for the methylene blue but good for all cells and used by the thyroid to produce T4 and T3) stirred until the salt is dissolved. I added it because it penetrates the blood/brain barrier, something Ivermectin does not do. It has a yuck flavor; the "cocktail" masks the flavor and the dilution is such that it doesn't stain my mouth or teeth.

Artemisinen is another anti-malarial extracted from sweet wormwood. I added it, as well as the nicotine patch, to my regimen based on the thought that it may target some parasites that are not targeted by the other things I'm using. When I take it I use 200 mg daily. There is a warning on the bottle against using it if pregnant or breast feeding.

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a_man 16 points ago +16 / -0

Other than nutritional deficiencies, poisoning, radiation-related problems, and injury, I too suspect parasites are the biggest health danger we face. The things I do for parasite control:

  • Ivermectin horse paste monthly by weight
  • Methylene Blue about 3 - 4 times a week
  • Fenbendazole once or twice a year for a week
  • Artemisinen once or twice a year for a week
  • Nicotine patches 3 - 4 days a week

The Ivermectin I've taken since Dec of 2020. The others I've added more recently (in within the last year) as I've learned about them.

No sickness of any kind since late 2019. Planning to keep this up forever.

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a_man 3 points ago +3 / -0

My experience is quite the opposite. He says it raises blood pressure. It lowers mine. But I'm unvaccinated.

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a_man 7 points ago +7 / -0

That's a hell of a way to buy some more voters to ensure the fairest and honestest election ever held in one small rural town in Georgia. Some other "NGOs" got more than the measly little 2 billion she got from it. She's still bush league!

Keep on DOGEing! Who knows what tomorrow will bring!

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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

Spot on. Disclosure has to be managed with the utmost of care, and totally by the book. People are not able to digest much at a time. Some just don't want to hear about it because they feel nothing they could do would matter anyway, so a thought process akin to "eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we could die" kicks in.

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a_man 1 point ago +1 / -0

"May Consider Charges." Hmm. I'm thinking its a lead-up to popcorn time. Someone somewhere just filled up their skivvies when this headline popped up on their screen.

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a_man 17 points ago +17 / -0

Agree. At the right moment it will happen. Everything we wait for. A great plan has brought us this far. As a close friend told me, God made time so everything wouldn't happen at once. These things will happen in a way that will create a historical example for future generations to learn from.

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a_man 9 points ago +9 / -0

I had it as a child circa 1957-58. Almost all the children got it. It was miserable, then it was gone for good. A common childhood disease that no one worried much about.

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a_man 1 point ago +1 / -0

Bow- leggedness is rickets, which is soft bones, stemming from a vitamin D deficiency.

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a_man 3 points ago +3 / -0

I read about it in a book titled "Doctor Yourself" by Andrew W Saul while looking for an orthomolecular way to get off the prescription drug I had been taking for restless leg syndrome. I had run out on a cross country trip and it was a major headache to get enough pills to drive home safely. In it he points to other books just on the medical uses of Niacin that I haven't read yet. It's knowledge from the pre-allopathic period of medicine. I just use Niacin in a pill form, the cheapest i can get on Amazon. It costs me less than $0.06 a day for my gram. And it works perfectly. I went from being able to drive 3-4 hours without getting drowsy to being able to drive as much as 24 hours with no drowsiness.

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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

A niacin deficiency can cause schizophrenia. Many such cases were being treated successfully in the middle 1900s by giving the sufferers 3 grams of Niacin daily. Some people just need more niacin. Personally, I completely eliminated restless leg syndrome (which my sleep doctor had been controlling with a prescription medicine for 25 years) by supplementing 1 gram of niacin daily. It was an immediate cure. It seems quite possible that there may be multiple mental "illnesses" that are really just indicators of a niacin deficiency.

Also, I have not had sciatica since starting niacin supplementation. It was previously relatively common to have a bout of it.

When a baby's brain is being formed in the womb, a lot of the mother's niacin is used.

Although I think it is of great value to every aspect of central nervous system health, I'm not a doctor so do your own research and become informed before starting if you think it could benefit you. Not too long ago I would have said consult with your doctor, but these days that takes more trust than I can muster.

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a_man 18 points ago +18 / -0

Excellent theory, and indeed we seem to see more rats exposing themselves every day.

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a_man 6 points ago +6 / -0

I've always had to be able to provide current status of my projects including cost and schedule status, risks, etc. to upper management. I see this as management 101 stuff.

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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

Would not be surprised if initial screening can be performed quickly using AI.

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a_man 1 point ago +1 / -0

Irrational fear is one of the most effective tools of the left for keeping their sheep in line. This is the fuel that stokes their echo chambers.

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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

I would like to see all childhood vaccines shelved until safety has been honestly established. I only had 3 childhood vaccines; after one of them I developed allergies. I look at the present day childhood vaccine schedule and my mind sees an image of a skull and bones flag.

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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

It is approved for treating malaria, prevents the parasites from being able to metabolize hemoglobin, rendering them unable to replicate. It penetrates the blood-brain barrier and is effective against parasites in the brain. To take it a little farther, I hypothesize that parasite control of the brain with methylene blue may be the best way to minimize the risk of migraine headaches, dementia, Alzheimer's, and brain cancers. At my age, I'm for all of that.

I read that it is the material from which hydroxychloriquine is produced.

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a_man 4 points ago +4 / -0

I am using several approaches in combination so can't definitively identify which modality is doing what. I started taking it for its anti-parasitical properties as it penetrates the blood-brain barrier, which Ivermectin does not. I've since learned more about it and it's all good.

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