-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions. - The Truth Won't Be For Everyone - -PART- -7H1R7Y s3v3n-

a reply to: crankyoldman
We may need to reinvent the written word as in real books with print that cannot be censored. That brings up Fahrenheit 451 but we can hide them and some of us memorize an entire book.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

I say Doc, did I hear safe Water ??

or ........

fdas-list-of-toxic-hand-sanitizers-grows-to-75-here-are-the-brands-to-avoid
people.com...

Chink, chink.

originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: crankyoldman
We may need to reinvent the written word as in real books with print that cannot be censored. That brings up Fahrenheit 451 but we can hide them and some of us memorize an entire book.

Telephone conference calls made on REAL telephones.

Oh yeah, most people tossed those even though they worked fine on landline connection.

Cheers

a reply to: MetalThunder

Nice image of the Baptizer.

Cheers

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: PioneerFigureSkating

Are we ready to conclude that the "vaccine" actually infects patients?

Sing me up as a leaner on that one. Leaning YES!

originally posted by: steaming
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

I say Doc, did I hear safe Water ??

or ........

fdas-list-of-toxic-hand-sanitizers-grows-to-75-here-are-the-brands-to-avoid
people.com...

Chink, chink.

All methanol delivery systems are not seen as equal (pun intended) by the FDA.

Aspartame Turns Into Formaldehyde And Methanol In The Body!

During metabolism in the body, aspartame is broken down in phenylalanine (50%), aspartic acid (40%) and methanol (10%)

Methanol is also a problem, as it causes CNS depression, vision disorders, and other symptoms. Chronic exposure (such as individuals who chug down diet sodas everyday) can lead to metabolic acidosis, and eventually coma.

Fun game. Have a friend who drinks this chemical waste sit down with a meal and watch their vibe change as they consume this toxic beverage over the course of the meal. Quite revealing.

Mentioned here often. Aspartame was a failed ulcer medicine and could not be approved for anything by the FDA. The Right Honorable (and thankfully dead) Donald Rummy Rumsfeld proudly managed to get it approved for use in soft drinks.

The rest is chemical waste history. Fun fact about Aspartame, those processing it need serious respirator protection and it mutates at temps above (IIRC) 80 degrees - it is combined with fluoridated water to make a tasty poison.

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: MetalThunder

Nice image of the Baptizer.

Cheers

4.4 Billion - Moderna Earnings Were Pretty Good. That’s Not Always Enough Following a 141% Rise.

a reply to: PioneerFigureSkating

Travelers, created by Brad Wright, executive producer, and writer known for known for Stargate Universe (2009-11); Stargate: Atlantis (2004), Stargate SG-1 (1997) and The Outer Limits (1995).

Travelers occasionally repeat the axiom "no plan survives contact with the past" which is a modification of an actual military aphorism which states, "no plan survives first contact with the enemy."

T.E.L.L. stands for time, elevation, latitude, and longitude. It is the precise time and location of death used by the director, as well as historical records and social media, to determine who will become a host for the travelers.

Makes ya wonder given all the data collection going on by Goog, Amazon, CIA & DARPA ventures along with decades of Consciousness (STARGATE) mind manipulation R&D, and of course the Puzzle Palace.

According to the series star Eric McCormack:
"Hey my fellow travelers. First, let me say a huge thank you for your ravenous response to Season 3 worldwide. it’s been really gratifying for all of us. A lot of you have been asking about the possibility for a Season 4, but many of you have been saying, look if this is it, what a moving and surprising and profound ending it is. Well I’m afraid it is. Who knows what the future holds, but Travelers Program One, as we call it, is complete."
twitter.com...

Protocol 5: In the absence of direction, maintain your host's life.

Sure seems a Season 4 was ready to roll out as Program Two.

'She'll rip your heart out': New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's top aide Melissa DeRosa is slammed by ex-colleagues as an 'evil human being' after it's revealed she worked to discredit women who accused him of sexual harassment

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's secretary has been slammed as a 'ruthless, heartless, evil human being' by former colleagues.

Melissa DeRosa is the only person with more enemies than her boss in Albany, according to a former employee.

She 'doesn't have time for niceties' and 'will rip your heart out in order to get what she wants', a former Executive Chamber insider told the New York Post.

The secretary, 38, was also 'the worst person I have ever worked for in my entire professional career', the source added.

DeRosa has worked for Cuomo since 2013 and became a familiar face during the pandemic as she sat almost daily at his side. She played a key role in trying to limit the damage after allegations of sexual assault surfaced in the Spring.

Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa admits they hid nursing home data so feds wouldn’t find out

“He starts tweeting that we killed everyone in nursing homes,” DeRosa said. “He starts going after [New Jersey Gov. Phil] Murphy, starts going after [California Gov. Gavin] Newsom, starts going after [Michigan Gov.] Gretchen Whitmer.”

“And basically, we froze,” she told the lawmakers on the call.

I've said this 1000x, the staffers are a bigger issue then the figureheads. The staffers are the gatekeepers, and are way easier to control.

a reply to: Toneeightfour
I'd like to hang out with you guys some but got the feeling from MT that I should just Pass on by ,that Is it still okay . Good Luck!

a reply to: crankyoldman

Well this won't age well..
www.politico.com...

a reply to: SideEyeEverything
No I dont thnk so either and it a crime.........

@JimHanson

Jim Hanson, is one of the original bloggers on the old BlackFive blog. He's a bad ass, too. He narrated this poem...which is entirely appropriate for where we find ourselves today, given the COVID panic porn, etc. (note, done in 2008):

"The Sheepdogs" by Paratrooper Russ Vaughn

In case folks are interested.

Occupational exposure to graphene based nanomaterials: risk assessment

The studies after intratracheal instillation also suggest that the level of graphene dispersion seems to affect its lung toxicity: highly dispersed graphene induced modest acute lung inflammation without fibrosis in male C57BL/6 mice (8–12 week-old) and its toxicity appeared to be lower than that of aggregated graphene, which lodged in the airways and induced local fibrosis.11

Weird that it might be like these alleged symptoms of The Rona. Remarkably convenient.

a reply to: steaming
That links to Damien's picture of the hand washing and the toxic sign and then fire. I thought it might be liquid soap, maybe both.
We are getting confirmation. They know.

I am invoking the DJT rule. Anyone who ever met with this guy must be investigated by everyone and anyone and must be destroyed.



Not related.



With Ukrainian Defense Minister Lt. Col. Vindman.

originally posted by: crankyoldman
WE ARE HERE.

Soooooooooooo much to unpack here.

Other than Alfredo is the greatest storyteller of our clown world time. His channel is a hoot! I heard he's given a TED talk next week on Everclear ackohol and rrregret.😂

If they can Rig an election why not Rig the Hydroxychloquine study that was done back in April 2020. President Trump was pushing for the emergency use and reluctantly the FDA complied but yanked it back when the results from the trial said it was ineffective.

Garbage in...Garbage out.

Honestly they should give classes on how Not to conduct clinical trials.

ORCHID...Outcomes Related to Covid-19 Treated With Hydroxychloroquine among in-patients with Symptomatic Disease

Treating Malaria day1...1200mg. This is the load. Like a bomb going off in the body. Quite normal to do.
Day 2 and 3 ...400mg.
One would expect them to compare apples to apples.

But...

FDA Approved the Vanderbilt protocal :
Day 1...400mg twice a day= 800mg < note the load is much too low.
day 2,3,4,5...200mg twice a day for 5 days. < note over too long a period of time.

This is classic on how to make the data fit the narrative. They can claim that they followed the Vanderbilt system and that the total amount given was more but without the load in one mass attack it was weakened through the two doses.
Then extending it over a longer period of time the body becomes acclimatized and the Ivermectin becomes less effective.

Someone here mentioned that maybe we should be giving much higher levels because it is so effective. Obviously not drinking a huge dose, but that was probably for theatrics to instill fear but as every sign ironically printed in black and white by the crazy people "I Believe In Science".

I just saw the irony black and white, death/life and blacks/whites.
dcricollab.dcri.duke.edu...>sites>NIHKR

In the comments, there are several folks saying Antifa is protesting his store tomorrow...I hope he is safe.

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow

@JimHanson

originally posted by: carewemust
POST REMOVED BY STAFF

Maybe one of our resident doctors would like to opine on this. It sounds like potentially dangerous advice to me.

As a layman, I am very skeptical of introducing any foreign substance into the lungs. The lungs are very sensitive and only “designed” to breath clean air. Anything else runs the risk of being irritating or harmful.

Right in this thread we have discussed the dangers of chemicals in household cleaners. I wouldn’t inhale Lysol to kill germs any more than I would inhale insecticide to kill parasites.

Granted, with almost any medication there is a cost-benefit trade-off.

But Lysol is a harsh chemical not intended for human consumption. I doubt the ingredients are even listed as completely as required on a food item.

I understand treatment options are limited when the medical establishment is not forthcoming. But if one insists on self-doctoring, it seems like Ivermectin would be a better option, even though harder to find. It is at least designed for human consumption and has been tested as such.

Inhaling Lysol is not a good idea in my opinion.
.