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  • #245188
    Seamus J. C
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    I’m sorry to hear this. I offer my prayers to Merkle, for what they are worth.

    #243253
    Seamus J. C
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    I’m the ADD poster boy, and only got, like 7 vaccines. Imagine getting 72! Mumps vaccine–a failure (I got mumps). My parents–no allergies; us kids, most with allergies, sister with rhematoid arthritis, I have fibromyalgia. Of course, my mother was bulemic while all of us were babies/in utero, so…hard to say what effect that had. 2 of us are compulsive overeaters.

    I saw two articles in the last 2 days about cures for autism. One claims an immunity-activating substance called GcMAF is suppressed by a substance called “nagalase” which is present in vaccines. People with infections and canceer have high nagalase, the theory goes, triggered by the cancer and the viruses themselves. But so do autistic people, and the 8 murdered holistic doctors thought it was because of vaccines. Sounds simplistic to me, but what do I know?

    The other was itraconazole, an antifungal, which supposedly cures autism in 3 months, which implies that autism is a reaction to fungal overgrowth in the body.

    Of course, some say it’s the heavy metals that cause autism–whether because of vaccines, or some other exposure. Last night, I was looking into a probiotic bacterium that is claimed to help remove toxic heavy metals from the body via the digestive system. People are generally deficient, to hear some tell it, in minerals that are cofactors in removing heavy metals–copper, iodine, selenium, molybdenum, etc. Maybe sulfur?

    I’d like to see some indie studies done on these treatments.

    Oh, and the other cure was NOT VACCINATING BABIES!!!

    #239961
    Seamus J. C
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    I liked the story, just wondering how a jeep with 2 feds in it could have pulled up to the site right after the trucker shot the dogman, and then why they would have shared with the trucker that another dogman had come out to remove the first’s body…?

    Copper hollow points….Oof.

    #239922
    Seamus J. C
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    #239921
    Seamus J. C
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    Oops…?

    #239920
    Seamus J. C
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    Here’s the other:

    #239919
    Seamus J. C
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    Don’t know what’s going on with my last two comments, I was trying to post links to X. But they don’t show up.

    Here’s one: https://x.com/stopvaccinating/status/1848428730542395774

    #239917
    Seamus J. C
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    #239915
    Seamus J. C
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    You’re very welcome. I’ve never had “an encounter”, but I’ve had my own share of personal hell which is difficult, if not impossible, to share with most people, including family (family most of all, actually). Then very occasionally I know someone who is open to hearing about it. It sounds like you have found that, as well, and I am glad to hear it.

    #239631
    Seamus J. C
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    Smart folks on this forum. Imagine what you all could do with complete information…the case would be closed, pronto, prolly.

    My two cents: an angry sasquatch might conceivably, though able to dispatch a victim quickly by snapping his head off, be angry enough to keep on beating and biting. They can certainly be vengeful at times. It might be that much more satisfying to beat a victim to death, than to crush them with a thrown rock.

    #234834
    Seamus J. C
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    Democracy for the Few by Michael Parenti:

    #234826
    Seamus J. C
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    Yeah, RFKj seems to be far and away the best on this score.

    I always say, about developing an alternate system, “Why don’t we try democracy?” What we have is democracy for the few, to quote the title of the book by Michael Parenti.

    #234813
    Seamus J. C
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    A post re: vaccines that I dropped on Twitter:

    Vaccines are actually a very crude intervention: they irritate the immune system with a toxin, some variation of the virus/bacteria is introduced into the body at the same time–and the hope is that the weapons in the immune arsenal attack the germ, and only the germ, for the rest of the vaccinee’s life. Now, repeat the process umpteen times, and you can see how things might get muddled in there. You might begin to see why and how the immune system, thus pricked, can turn on its owner to cause side effects that can sicken, disable, and kill.

    It’s like spraying a hornets’ nest with some poison and pushing your evil friend into its vicinity. You hope the hornets don’t attack you. You hope the evil friend stays where the hornets can get him, and he doesn’t become a supervillain who is immune to hornet venom. You hope the hornets don’t get sick from the poison and the stress, and lose ability to defend themselves, and you. You’re quite sure your ‘friend’ is evil…but on the other hand he can confer lifelong immunity on those who survive his touch. Other ways exist–without side effects–to combat the ‘evil’….

    When you consider that the reality of the immune system is that of a super-complicated network in finely tuned coordination with itself and the multicellular symbiote that is the human body, that it’s this spooky entity that we are only beginning to understand and may never be able to Understand with a capital “U”….

    …Like I said, crude.

    All vaccines (except for covid injectables) come with an insert detailing possible side effects. Read them. Ask yourself, “By what mechanism can these awful effects occur? What happens in the body that someone can be killed or maimed by a vaccine?”.

    …Ask your doctor, and see if they even have an answer, any scientific answer beyond pro-vax talking points, to that question.

    #AllMedsHaveSideFX

    #234812
    Seamus J. C
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    I honestly feel that too many people don’t even understand how damaging and widespread conflicts of interest are. Also, we need to agree on an alternate system–fix it, replace it, something. It’s hard to envision just how to get our disparate tribes to agree on a fair and implosion-proof economic system–but we better do it fast, because the default is rife corruption and deep damage.

    Good article, Knobby. I would only add that the FDA/CDC get half of more of their budget direct from Pharma. This gets pharma reps a place on the regulatory-agency committees, which should never happen. Then there’s the revolving door of industry employment, post-regulatory-stint. Then there’s pharma running its own studies. Then there’s lobbying and nearly unlimited corporate donation to campaigns–and we can clearly see collusion between lobbied politicians and pharma-funded CDC.

    Here is how supposedly independent, supposedly public shitlib radio news (NPR) reacts to people searching for alternatives (smears and spin and shallow hot-takes): https://rumble.com/v4mzr2b-the-freedom-economy-is-coming.html In my mind, this is naked corporatism moving its lips.

    #231802
    Seamus J. C
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    There’s one SC episode–don’t ask me which–wherein a dogman is troubling the property of an old couple. A younger man is on their property–fishing? It was by a pond, anyway–or perhaps that’s only where they disposed of the thing’s body. So the dogman charges the young man on all fours, the latter shoots and drops it! The shot went into the top of the shoulder–or rather, between the neck and shoulder, but at the top of the thorax, through that space between collar bone and shoulder blade where there is no bone. From there, it presumably hit the creature’s heart, killing it instantly.

    So, apparently, there is a way to kill a dogman. Evidently, they have too much bone, too thick, in other spots to get killed by shooting them anywhere else.

    So…what happened when “he” shot the dogman in the face? How did that shake down?

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