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Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
No, I don't think so; and let me tell you why not.
The planet is near planetary death; and the NWO has no compunctions about "omnicide"--killing everything indiscriminately.
DU is one example of their strategy that has no legal ethical basis.
So, I think we've come to the end of the road in terms of multi-lateral avarice. The Elites who have been milking the whole planet for their own benefit are now due for the final come-down.
The day of the Rothschilds and the Rockefellers and the Mellons and the Bush's and so on, is coming to a close.
They will bury themselves in their Safe Enclaves, and then God will shut the door on them permanently, so the rest of us can live free and give free.
That's what I think is gonna happen.
Really.
Originally posted by Xatnys
How many people are making their living off suffering, torture and misery?
You can attribute some form of human suffering to almost every situation in our society.
I like a lot of your mind Emily. I'm tossing a Way Above your way.
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With all honesty and sincerity, in the United States a resounding, "Yes, it has been won!!!"
Listen, me 2, I'm with you guys all the way!!!! Threads like that IS REALITY, there is no fighting over repub or democrates here, it's so much more and worst than that! We are unique...those who think like us are rare....
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
What kind of Gulag has the United States of American BECOME, anyway?
After its introduction, fibromuscular dysplasia spread through the population in several ways, described broadly as sporadic, iatrogenic and familial:
1 � Sporadic transmission includes spread via food products manufactured in contaminated facilities and via contaminated water.
2 � Iatrogenic transmission includes spread from contaminated medical devices and blood or tissue products.
3 � Familial transmission can be congenital and may include �genetic� mutations caused by the disease as well as the infectious form.
Note: The disease generally requires direct cell-to-cell physical contact to spread.
� Lanie Patrick, 2004. Open Access terms.
In its first stage, fibromuscular dysplasia causes mutations in the stem cells for connective tissue, inside the walls of blood and lymph vessels. These mutated cells replace normal cells, slowly destroy nerves and other tissue and eventually, destroy the vessel walls themselves. The disease process involves �actin� protein deposits accumulating as �fibrosis� and as well, the creation of �vacuoles� (holes) in tissue where normal cells are �missing.�
�IF the disease is diagnosed, it is only identified in the third stage and then, only if operable fibrosis blocks blood flow in an artery or the vacuoles result in operable aneurysms. There is a non-diagnosis policy and a �cost effective treatment strategy� that only acknowledges life threatening acute stages of the disease, and denies early symptoms as �subjective.�
� Lanie Patrick, 2004. Open Access terms.
www.medforum.com...
��there is a typical progession of symptoms that occurs with vasospasm. In the early stages, there is usually seen concentration problems, attention deficit type disorders, and mild memory disturbances. Spouses and co-workers will frequently notice the attention deficit problems before you. As the problem progresses, patients will notice irritability, grouchiness, mood swings, depression, a sensation of stress, aggravation of the concentration problems, and depression. They also may notice excessive sleepiness, menstrual cycle irregularities, development of hypertension. As the problem deepens, people start to notice sensory and motor control problems. Vision problems such as visual blurring, sensitivity to light including to computer screens, driving, flourescent lights in stores and malls and T.V. screens may be seen. Sound sensitivity frequently also occurs at this stage. Balance disorders, vertigo, and light-headedness all occur during this stage, as balance control essentially represents a from of motor disability. Word finding difficulties, mathematic calculation problems, dyslexia, also usually occurs at this time. As the problem progresses, patients may develop headaches, then black-out spells, seizures, psuedo-seizures, strokes, transient ischemic attacks, and psychosis. The symptoms frequently wax and wane, or vary in level of severity or presence.�
��virtually any organ system can be involved and any clinical presentation is possible.�
�Impact of the Antiphospholipid Syndrome: A Critical Coagulation Disorder in Women.�
www.medscape.com...
�This �anti-phospholipid syndrome�, which was originally described in patients with lupus erythematosus also occurs in patients without an underlying systemic disease.�
�Anti-phospholipid antibodies and vascular pathology.� Neth J Med. 1994 Dec;45(6):257-61. Derksen RH, de Groot PG, Kater L. Department of Internal Medicine, Utrecht University Hospital, Netherlands. PMID: 7838241
The U.S. product liability system was designed to alleviate the economic costs that individuals incur due to defective products, including food products contaminated by microbial pathogens. Under current law, consumers who suffer a foodborne illness can seek monetary compensation for their injuries through the courts. Firms producing these defective products are liable for medical and other costs to ill consumers. Firms may incur other costs such as legal fees, higher insurance costs, and lost market share and profits. Economic theory suggests that foodborne illness litigation is a signal for firms to invest more in food safety, ultimately resulting in a lower incidence of foodborne illness and an increase in general social welfare. However, the vast majority of consumers who experience a foodborne illness do not file a legal claim, or else drop or resolve their claim prior to court proceedings, almost always out of public view. Data on legal outcomes for food poisoning lawsuits are scarce and most available data are for cases that result in jury verdicts.
www.ers.usda.gov...
Originally posted by Emily_Cragg
I'm "disabled" due to "pheochromocytoma"--adrenal tumors.
What caused these tumors in my case? Stress--chemical and psychic stresses--"allergic reactions," "pressure" and long-term uncertainty.
What are the symptoms of this adrenal disease: panic, anxiety, heart problems, arrhythmmia, tachardia, chest pain, as if you were having a heart attack.
So, what does the medical profession DO in the meantime for this disorder?
Prescribe an alpha and beta blocker, which essentially over time shuts down the heart. The medication ultimately causes heart failure.
Remember the scenario a couple of years back when the north east lost power? Those people, in a zombie-like trance walking peacefully, so quietly to their destinations? It was an eerie sight, right out of a 60's horror flick..well behaved, quiet citizens just grateful that it wasnt another terrorist strike.. *goose bumps*
Originally posted by Xatnys
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