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This will begin to happen more now. Signs
This is the horrifying moment when Catholic priest Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari was flattened by a crucifix during a service in Ecuador Despite the best efforts of the congregation, he died from his injuries Writer: Ian
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EXERCISE: On Sunday, October 18, 2026, we will have a routine training exercise on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol. Please do not be alarmed if you see emergency vehicles, low flying helicopters, and hear the simulated sound of gunfire.
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フリップ。 あなたはタイムラインを切り替えました。👏👏👏 @elonmusk
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I swear SOMETHING broke in society after 2020 and nobody wants to talk about it. And I’m not talking about masks, lockdowns, or COVID. I mean the FEELING of life. Everything reopened. We went back to work. Restaurants filled up. Events came back. But somehow life still feels… different. Years disappear faster. People feel more disconnected. Everything feels more expensive, stressful & rushed. And somehow we’re all constantly exhausted. I can’t even explain exactly what we lost. I just know life before 2020 felt more ALIVE. Tell me I’m not the only one who feels this.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP POST: 8:49pm est/drop 849 “Future proves past. You have so much more than you know. Biggest intel drop in our known history. Q” 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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I will keep fighting for cancer patients, I promise! 😃
Replying to @MakisMedicine
@MakisMedicine My 80 year old aunt followed your protocol. Stage 4 metastasis breast cancer. She doesn’t use twitter or substack. I saw you. We took a leap of faith in your protocol. No appts just protocol. She feels great. Miracle. Thank you!!!! Keep fighting for all of us.
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He's hinting about clones again. "I could maybe get one of those beautiful robots that they make nowadays and make him look just like me. And you wouldn't know the difference. They make them pretty good. Send him out on the trail. I could sit at home and watch him on television."
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I've never heard of anyone in our community, after years of people taking it every full moon, ever having liver issues. I keep hearing anti-common sense people attacking us saying it does, but they never give any examples of a normal person taking ivm, fenben, meben and getting hurt. It's always some guy who's been drinking and having liver failure, taking it and their liver enzymes going up a little. Never heard of anyone being harmed as of yet.
VIDEO - what is the biggest load of BS put out there by Oncologists about Ivermectin and other repurposed drugs?? Liver toxicity. It’s rare, mild and always resolves quickly. So why do they lie about it? 🤔
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Someone who went through chemotherapy and survived is not a “cancer survivor.” They’re chemotherapy survivors. Very few understand this.
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I’m not exaggerating when I talk about modern Oncology being barbaric. “oncology notes that recommend patients be given so much chemo they reach the point of “intolerable toxicity”” Yeah, that’s REAL. And it’s wrong.
American Nurse Practitioner is going through medical notes for cancer patients and what she’s seeing is extremely concerning She shows oncology notes that recommend patients be given so much chemo they reach the point of “intolerable toxicity” “Do you think the patient knows the goal is to continue with this chemo until intolerable toxicity? — We need better in medicine. We need better than let's do chemo until it poisons you so bad that you can't take it anymore” “There's got to be more. Nothing in there about changing your diet, about eating real food, about avoiding toxins, avoiding microplastics, strengthening your immune system, exercising, doing what you can, avoiding sugars… nothing about any of that. Just continue with chemo every 4 weeks until intolerable toxicity” I can tell you in 2 seconds why there is no patient notes about lifestyle changes, it’s all about profit In America, one chemotherapy session can be as much as $15,000+ dollars and patients might have to get them weekly Without insurance a full course of treatment is all over $100,000 typically. It’s so expensive that even with insurance this is how many patients reach their out of pocket maximum on their plans It’s all about profit Ohh and I looked it up, there is substantial evidence that several of the lifestyle changes that she mentioned can make a meaningful difference for people with cancer But those aren’t brought up…. Only the expensive treatment options are recommended
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DMSO e cataratta. Si può curare la cataratta? Certamente si può prevenire, visto che è sostanzialmente una glicazione delle proteine. E se leggete il mio canale dovreste sapere cosa causi la glicazione. Ma se siete un po' tardi e insistete a mangiare becchime per polli, vi potrà interessare questa ricerca. Che è una revisione che giunge a una conclusione molto chiara: il dimetilsulfossido, meglio noto come DMSO, è potenzialmente prezioso per una vasta gamma di malattie oculari, eppure rimane colpevolmente trascurato dalla comunità oftalmologica e dall'industria farmaceutica. Comprensibile, non costa un cazzo e si compra su eBay. Il DMSO è una molecola anfipatica, capace cioè di sciogliersi sia in acqua che nei grassi, ed è già ampiamente utilizzata come solvente per sostanze insolubili in acqua, come crioprotettore per la conservazione cellulare e come veicolo per terapie biologiche. A queste proprietà di base si aggiungono una serie di effetti terapeutici che includono attività antinfiammatoria, analgesica locale e sistemica, antibatterica, antifungina, antivirale e, soprattutto, un'elevata capacità di potenziare la penetrazione di altre molecole attraverso le membrane cellulari. Roba grossa, eh. Io ne ho sempre una boccia nel mobiletto dei medicinali, che è tristemente mezzo vuoto visto che c'è solo DMSO e aspirina. Il risultato più sorprendente mostrato dalla ricerca è il suo effetto su alcune malattie retiniche degenerative. La scoperta di questi effetti fu del tutto accidentale: alcuni pazienti affetti da retinite pigmentosa riferirono che la loro vista era migliorata mentre assumevano DMSO per disturbi muscoloscheletrici. Questo portò nel 1972 ad una ricerca in cui un paziente trattato con una soluzione acquosa di DMSO al 50% applicata sulla cornea riportò un recupero spettacolare della vista. Nello stesso studio, altri cinquanta pazienti con degenerazioni retiniche e maculari furono trattati in modo simile, con risultati incoraggianti: ventidue pazienti mostrarono un miglioramento stabile dell'acuità visiva, nove del campo visivo e cinque della visione notturna, senza che si osservassero reazioni avverse. Oltre alle malattie retiniche, la revisione documenta l'efficacia del DMSO in altre condizioni degli occhi, spesso in combinazione con altri principi attivi. Per la blefarite cronica, una condizione difficile da gestire e per la quale non esistono trattamenti approvati dai merdici, l'uso di DMSO in combinazione con povidone-iodio ha mostrato una notevole efficacia e un buon profilo di sicurezza, potenziando la penetrazione dell'antisettico attraverso le membrane cellulari. Nel caso di gravi ustioni chimiche oculari, come quelle da acido fluoridrico, il DMSO ha accelerato la guarigione delle ulcere corneali nei conigli e ridotto la neovascolarizzazione, e la sua combinazione con indometacina si è rivelata efficace nel guarire le ustioni oculari da acido fluoridrico. La conclusione della revisione è duplice. Da un lato, i dati sperimentali e clinici accumulati dimostrano che il DMSO è un composto sicuro, economico e facilmente formulabile in prodotti medicinali, con esiti favorevoli e tossicità oculare o sistemica da bassa a nulla. Dall'altro lato, gli autori sottolineano con forza che, nonostante queste premesse, il DMSO rimane una potenziale terapia essenziale ma non brevettabile, e proprio per questo motivo è stata ingiustamente ignorata dalle aziende farmaceutiche e dagli oftalmologi. Il messaggio finale della ricerca è quindi un invito pressante a riscoprire e studiare ulteriormente questo composto, che potrebbe rappresentare una risorsa terapeutica preziosa e a basso costo per una varietà di disturbi oculari acuti e cronici. Fiato sprecato, ovviamente. Chi vuole curarsi, deve farlo da solo. Ricerca: Hoang C, Nguyen AK, Nguyen TQ, Fang W, Han B, Hoang BX, Tran HD. Application of Dimethyl Sulfoxide as a Therapeutic Agent and Drug Vehicle for Eye Diseases. J Ocul Pharmacol Ther. 2021
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I will be completely obliterating the Matrix system of control in my coming posts. If you don't want the truth, unfollow now. If you're ready to be offended in order to gain your freedom then stick around. I will be burning the snake pit to the ground (metaphorically) Idgaf
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VIDEO - Oncologists lie about everything Not just repurposed drugs: Ivermectin, Mebendazole and Fenbendazole They will lie about absolutely everything. So be careful out there! Always question what you’re being told!
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I refuse to believe my soul is meant to pay taxes to satanic pedophiles. We are meant for more.
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Did these commie Democrats actually think there wouldn’t be heII to pay for this?
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Tonight President Trump verified he is il Donaldo Trumpo..🫡 il Donaldo Trumpo posted this video at 6:43 PM EST, and President Trump posted the same exact video at 11:17 PM EST on Truth Social..😎 truthsocial.com/@realDonaldT… BQQQQM!!!💥💥
I LOVE THAT FRIGGIN TIGER...🐯😂😂😂
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Donald Trump just posted 14 posts in 1 hr Elon Musk posts - Timing is everything Oct 14th - Q delta Hunter moon on the 26th 222 444 Lets just say... ITS A FUZZY WORLD... Iykyk
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