Hope your daughter recovers well.
I just want to add that my grandma is currently in the hospital and when my mom took her into the ER it was completely packed. They said that all the emergency rooms/hospitals are full/overloaded and one of the nearby hospitals was set to divert their incoming patients to this hospital. according to them, 90% of everyone who was sick either had Covid, the Flu, or RSV.
Take that as you will, but this is what I'm told.
Okay you are awesome! I came here to say exactly this after reading the post, but didn't have to because you already said it!
Been using Brave for several years now and it's easily my favorite browser of all time. And this is coming from someone who works in IT, is on the computer practically all day ever day, and has used like a dozen different browsers.
Sort of. From my understanding nobody has a working model of his technology (or similar technologies), but we do understand at least the basics of how they work. Some names to start your research are Eric Dollard, John Keely, Dewey Larson, John Bedini, Walter Russell, Tom Bearden, Ken Wheeler, and there's more, that's off the top of my head.
Each of them have slightly different theories as to how the universe works, but there's great similarities between how all of them think. The core principles seem to be...
-The Universe seems to be an interplay of two opposing forces, Gravitation and Radiation (One inward/concentrative force and another outward/expanding force)
-Aether Theory > Atomic Theory (All space is filled with an Aether, and matter is just the motion or "flow" of that Aether. Take empty space which is the base state of the Aether and induce motion in the form of a toroidal vortex waveform and concentrate it, and you get matter. Light, Sound, gravitational waves, etc are just certain motions/flow states or "waves" in the Aether)
-Electricity is 4-dimensional rather than 2-dimensional (Flows through space and counter-space, also involves dielectricity and magnetism. Modern electrical theory doesn't recognize all of the dimensions, only some of them. Using all of the dimensions of electricity should allow for all this "space age technology" we hear about, faster than light travel, electricity transmission over distance instantly without losses, zero point energy, etc)
-Figuring out how Electricity works would also allow for healing technology, and other "dangerous" technologies. As matter is simply a "flow structure" of the Aether, and electricity is also a movement or waveform of the Aether, applying Electricity in the proper way should be able to form, change, or dissolve matter at will. Could be used for the good, or for evil. This may be part of why this technology was hidden in the first place. That kind of power in the wrong hands could be planet/civilization destroying, and would make nukes look like firecrackers
-Resonance/Harmonics plays a big part into it I think. Think of how pushing a kid on a swing requires a very small amount of energy to cause a lot of movement if you push the kid at exactly the right time, in comparison to random pushes with random amounts of force. Applying power in a specific resonant way could allow the extraction of energy that's hundreds (thousands) of times the amount of energy that's put in. Tesla mentions 3s, 6s, and 9s to be extra important for some reason. Maybe experiment with feeding a coil the 3rd, 6th, and 9th harmonic of the calculated resonant frequency of the coil? Tesla did a lot of work with impulses, so make sure these are impulses being fed in?
Idk, being completely honest I don't really know entirely what I'm talking about, I've just tried reading as much as I possibly can from Tesla, and anyone who's trying to do anything remotely related to what he was doing. I feel like if we crowdsourced research and had a whole bunch of people a lot smarter than me work together, we might get somewhere on this. Maybe we should create an "electricity.win" or something, and have as many people as possible start reading these papers and books, start bouncing ideas off of each other. I bet within a year we could crack the secret. Plus doing this sort of research takes a lot of equipment. Some of us know a lot of the theory of tesla tech but don't have equipment to test it, others have rooms full of equipment but have no idea where to begin.
This got kinda long and messy, but anyone with me? I'm being serious here that I think this can be done.
Nobody has died close to me in any way that could be attributed to the vax. However, one person was in the hospital for blood clots in the lungs, and another had their period for months straight and had to take at least 2-3 pharmaceuticals and an iron supplement for over a month to resolve the situation.
Other than that, nothing serious. However people are very noticeably getting sick more. Between friends and family it seems like there's always someone sick. Right now 3x close family members are sick, and one of my friends was sick in the last week or so.
I'm the only person out of my family and close friends that didn't take the vax, and I'm the only one who hasn't had a single health problem. I've gotten sick once in the past 3yrs, had a fever, and was mostly better same day. Had a cough that somewhat stuck around for a week or so though.
The silver lining is they finally stopped bugging me about getting the vax, although they still get them.
There is one last thing I remember, at work we did have one person "die suddenly". She was apparently fine one day, the next day out sick, and the day after that dead. I work in IT so had to disable her account and that's how I found out about it. I work at a large MSP and we manage hundreds of clients though, so I can't really say "oh I know someone that happened to!" With a large enough sample size it's bound to happen.
I've been there once, but was really young at the time (maybe 9-13 or something, can't remember). It's really interesting to me because I very specifically remember the whole place feeling "off", like there was something wrong but I couldn't quite point my finger at what. I didn't really enjoy it that much but felt bad because my parents had planned this whole big trip and everything.
Back then I knew none of the stuff that I do from hanging around here, and my entire family was as far as you can get from the type that would talk about this stuff so the worst I probably heard about the place was "there's long lines". Sometimes you just know I guess.
The browser "Brave" works for me. It has built in ad-blocking and I don't get the popup and have played plenty of videos without ads without it it stopping me. Plus it's based on Chrome so you still get to use standard extensions.
As of an hour ago I've seen several mainstream articles saying the debate got 12.8M views. 12.8M vs 230M+
Does anyone know how many views the debate got? I'm curious to see how many times more views the Tucker interview got than the actual debates lol.
Yeah, it certainly is odd. Speaking of which, my friend just got sick today.
I get you there, I find it nearly impossible to just sit idle. I still worked on the day I was sick (always work from home, with computers), but next day was back at it working in full capacity and spent the weekend out in the sun framing out a garden shed in the backyard.
I still have a slight cough, but would've probably got rid of that too if I actually spent time resting/recovering instead of working on stuff.
Hope you recover well!
So I'd likely believe that those claims are bullshit, but I did some quick searching and here's what I found. There is one specific doctor who claims it's caused all this liver damage (90% of people who took ivermectin were supposedly affected), although no evidence of the claims were ever provided. Note that I've never actually heard of a single claim of liver damage from anyone.
Looking for actual studies, I actually was able to find one, and am including it below as well. This study goes over a case of a single instance of liver damage that was noticed a month after a person took one dose of ivermectin. Note that this case involves 1 person, the damage was noticed 1 month later, and there was never any real indicator that the ivermectin is actually what caused the damage (could've been anything).
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK548921/
Also below on Mayo clinic's website, note that under the side effects page not a single mention of anything to do with the liver whatsoever. Not even under rare side effects.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/ivermectin-oral-route/side-effects/DRG-20064397?p=1
This is interesting, and I mostly agree with you. I'm not fully in the camp of "bad diet is the root cause of sickness itself", but fully believe that maintaining a good diet/exercise is likely all that is needed for immunity, such that nothing extra is needed to stop oneself from getting sick so long as the body is kept strong and fueled properly.
I know a lot of people have talked about toxins, and how rather than it being viruses causing sickness, when the body builds up too much toxins it goes into "detox mode" to release/get rid of them, and in the process of doing so, sickness is felt as a sort of "symptom" of the detox occurring.
I feel like the body can handle a certain amount of toxins being added/unfavorable conditions being experienced, say if X amount of toxins can be dealt with every day, if Y amount being added daily is less than X, no sickness is ever felt. If Y amount is greater than X, a buildup occurs, and once a certain threshold is reached, sickness occurs and the body deals with them, but it is uncomfortable in the sense that the body is noticeably fighting off something.
So Diet/Excercise play a massive role, if one has a good diet, generally less toxins are being added (garbage food likely is high in toxins/unhealthy ingredients/etc), and good exercise leads to a strong body that is likely capable of dealing with a higher load of the negatives/toxins. It's likely not everything though, since toxins can be picked up via the environment, and being around those who are sick (sick meaning in detox mode/expelling toxins). This is likely why those who are in perfect shape/health don't get sick when around those who are sick, but others who are weakened/already have a higher load of toxins are pressed toward the threshold and end up getting sick, when around those who are sick. In other words, why it seems that sickness is "contagious"/transferrable, despite all these reports of people in lab settings trying to take a "virus" from a sick person, and using it to infect a healthy person.
This has probably been thought of before, and is likely similar to this "terrain theory" I keep hearing about, but haven't had time to look into yet. As always take everything I say with a grain of salt, but by observation I feel this seems likely/possible how things work.
I calculated it out once, 6.08g per tube, that's 6080mg. At 1.87% ivermectin, that's 113.69mg ivermectin per tube. I can't remember how many notches total, but take that total ivermectin per tube and divide by number of notches to figure out how many mg of ivermectin per notch.
Then I believe it's 0.2mg/kg of body weight for a prophylactic dose, and 0.4mg/kg of body weight for a full-treatment dose.
It's very forgiving and is unlikely to hurt you if you take extra, although I wouldn't recommend taking an entire tube (likely wouldn't hurt you, but why bother and hey it's useful stuff, why waste it?)
On the day I was sick, I took 6 notches (I'm relatively light, maybe 120lbs or so). Another 4 the next day, despite feeling fine, and another 4 today just cause why not and wanted to make sure the sickness stayed away. I'll likely continue to take a similar dose once a week, even though it likely isn't necessary.
Now THIS is probably gonna get me to finally start taking iodine regularly. I'm really into dreams and dream symbolism, and I've tried just about every dream-enhancing compound/plant/vitamin/herb I could find, and I had no idea iodine could have an effect on dreams.
Thanks!
Funny enough I actually thought about taking iodine too, and even had some I could've used, just completely forgot. Don't know about him, but when I take it I generally take 5 drops (12.5mg at the concentration mine is). Either drops in water, or in a capsule.
Yeah, Datura is definitely interesting. I'm somewhat hesitant about mentioning it to people because I would absolutely hate to see someone hurt by it, and I'm not kidding when I say it can be incredibly dangerous. People have definitely died using it, and others have reported hellish experiences where you lose complete touch with reality and see/talk to things that aren't there. And it can last multiple days too.
I absolutely NEVER eat it, that's the most dangerous way of using it, and it's hard to gauge potency because one plant can't be 5x as potent as another, and sometimes even parts of the same plant can vary by a lot. Smoked is safer, and it's commonly thought that you can't go completely delirious by just smoking it. Salves/ointments are safest as the most dangerous alkaloids can't pass through the skin, while the useful ones can.
So I smoked a very small amount, maybe 1/8 of one flower/0.1g, and put a small quantity of ointment (maybe pea sized) on the tops of my feet. Note that ointment strength can vary in potency depending on how much plant material goes into it.
One of the reasons I'd be having a hard time sleeping was because of the coughing, and when this took effect I no longer had any issues with that. Didn't feel like coughing whatsoever. Had an easy time falling asleep, and while I was drifting off, I started "dreaming" before I was even fully asleep. I don't really remember much of it, but the dreams were extra vivid and had this otherworldly quality, and honestly it was really enjoyable.
When I woke up I felt 100% normal, besides feeling slightly dehydrated (went away after drinking some water), and my eyesight was slightly blurry (side effect of Datura, went away within an hour or two).
So all in all, I love it. I still wouldn't tell people to go and use it, cause hey it's super dangerous and basically it's a poisonous plant, but there definitely is a reason it was used medically in the past.
Yeah, don't have to take that much, it's pretty potent. I normally take the half shot or so, to boost immunity, in this instance I took a lot more though.
I didn't really measure it, but my cup was around 3in in diameter and I poured in maybe 3/4-1in or so, so a very real amount. Maybe 2 shots?
It worked fast though, like I actually noticed an improvement within 15 minutes of taking it.
That's one thing I found interesting, I was hoping to be mostly better today but expected to still be somewhat tired/low energy. Instead, I actually had more energy and felt better than normal.
It does seem likely that the ivermectin is the cause on that part. May have to take it more often just because of that, there aren't any real downsides of doing so, right? Maybe a once every week or two dose?
Sister's in high school and also had the whole "period not stopping" thing. Getting put on Birth Control hoping that'll help. Worst part is she didn't even want the shot, but parents forced her.
They tried to force me, but I'm an adult and they can't do shit. They banned me from their house for like a year, but gave up when they realized I wasn't gonna back down. I still get crap from them occasionally, yet here I am, the only person in the family to not get sick whatsoever in the last 3 years.
I personally think it's more of the second: Them using movies to give us a preview of what they have in store.
Do I have any evidence for that? Nah. It just "feels" more like it, to me.
I'm supprised nobody has brought this up (From what I can tell), and I'll likely make a separate post about this...
Look up the film "White Noise", it's about a train derailment in ohio that creates an "airborne toxic event", on netflix (2022). It's even in the same town I think...
I'd love to hear about that!
Lol I scrolled down and saw you already posted them. Sorry 😂
Thanks!
Isn't that the same song, but like the original?
I'd agree though, just like in almost all cases, the original is the best.
I never got it, and haven't been sick since before the pandemic (Covid, nor anything really).
Everyone else I know got it, and so far and just about everyone (maybe with the exception of a single person), has got sick in some way or another, whether that be covid (50-75% of them), or basic things like a cold or the flu.
On top of that, 1 person's having misc health issues, 1 person was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, my sister has had her period for 40+ days and is now severely anemic and on multiple medications (She didn't even want the shot to begin with, but is under 18 and was forced by my parents). I know one person who got covid 3 separate times, and another of his friends caught it 5x separate times.
I don't know of a single person who got it, was actually protected from the virus, and didn't get sick. I agree with you in the sense that the best-case scenario is not getting side effects from it.
The other day I was at my parents (they watch all the non-fox mainstream news, cnn/etc) and I overheard the station running a story about a vax injury that happened in the clinical trials. Parents were paying close attention and listening carefully.
Keep in mind they ignored everything I had said and even went as far as banning me from their house for a year when I refused to get the shot.
So things are slowly changing for the better I think.