Richard Dobal retweeted
Replying to @DrNeilStone
Board certified in Nuclear Radiology and Oncology
Helped develop Cancer Drugs Lutathera and Pluvicto, currently owned by Novartis
Helped develop 8 new cancer treatment modalities, not including repurposed drugs like Ivermectin
Over 100 peer reviewed publications, 90% of them in Cancer Diagnostics and Therapeutics
Pioneer in repurposed drug use in Cancer
• Ivermectin: 12 mg
• Mebendazole: 500 mg
• DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide): ½ teaspoon
• C60: 1 teaspoon (3 weeks of use, 1 week break)
• Turmeric: 1,500 mg
• Resveratrol: 500 mg
Note down these medications, as they are more likely to eliminate cancer cells than chemotherapy,
Richard Dobal retweeted
So what to do? What to do? (long)
Last year when Miami lost to SMU the “A gap for life” craze was center circle.
Dawson got really defensive vs the media. It was a fever pitch. We might have hit a nerve. 😉
But don’t bring me heat. Bring me light.
The suggestion was to diversify a little. Bag plays for days. Get a little creative. Can you run the ball outside ?
Don’t abandon who you are, or what you do. But the tendency was getting you beat.
Full disclosure. I really like Shannon Dawson. His offense when clicking is so fun to watch.
The mix of air raid concepts with Mario’s dna and run game is “it.” In the current college landscape it just is.
I loved Lashlee. He’s more creative. Better at “setting you up.” But the reality is his run game was too finesse.
Teams adapted to take away spread tempo teams. Leaves you vulnerable. Especially when team’s have horses to lock you down.
That offense disappeared here vs elite defenses.
But fast forward to this year and pass the slump baton.
Heatherman has it.
He’s in a slump. In pro ball it’s a couple shots of tequila, wearing different socks and maybe a bad choice at the bar to get you locked back in.
But maybe a year later the advice isn’t a catchy phrase. It’s not targeted at an area specifically. But the diversity portfolio might be in order.
Two things got Shannon out of the funk. A little Diversity and tenacity. Ruthless pure unadulterated tenacity.
Last night vs nd you showed neither. You showed what you’ve been showing on film. And btw, the defense doesn’t have “that look.”
Diversify and Fix your face. Seriously fix it. You made a living last year being the cauliflower eared fighter no one wanted to face.
But last night you were getting pushed around. You were. No hiding it. That’s not Mario ball.
But there’s a synergistic balance to this. That’s what they’re missing. A gap for life struggled because they knew what gap you were hitting. Didn’t matter how big of a bully you were. They know how to counter your favorite punch. Advantage them.
The jab keeps you off balance. It sets you up.
Get a few more chaotic calls. Think long and hard how to put them in better spots. Different spots.
They stay a step ahead, they punch, they land a couple more, they get meaner. They lock in. It looks different.
You don’t have the talent on the defensive line you had from a year ago. True. Still very good at stopping the run though. 👏👏👏
There’s good parts to the defense. Really good parts.
Maybe the answer isn’t an overhaul. It wasn’t last year.
Maybe the answer is right down the hall. Shannon figured it out.
And you know what happened next.
Richard Dobal retweeted
great Saturday in South Bend( well, outside the result of the game 😂😂)... #Canes @clip51 @ridobal @michaelyo
Richard Dobal retweeted
This is why I do what I do. 🙏
"I was expected to live only months, but I was cancer free within 6 months"
Those who attack me, are trying to stop exactly this.
Replying to @noetic_healing
Glory to God! I too was cured by the Makis Protocol, having been diagnosed at stage iv with mets to the liver and lymph nodes. I was expected to live only months, but I was cancer free within 6 months, and remain so 11 months later.
Richard Dobal retweeted
Replying to @AgelikaRF @noetic_healing
I was able to consult with him before he was gagged by the Canadian government. I think he’s still unable to consult with anyone but the basics of his protocol is public information and you can do it yourself.
Richard Dobal retweeted
If you only watch ONE Stephen Miller video… please watch this one.
Miller absolutely NUKING Jim Acosta from orbit here is a masterclass in dismantling liberal ideology.
I never saw this when I was a liberal years ago.
I wish I had because this may have changed my mind.
Richard Dobal retweeted
I refused chemotherapy and radiotherapy, tamoxifen and zolodex because after I stupidly had surgery, I read three studies that stated if I did the surgery and everything else my survival was 20% at two years and 0% at five years. I am now 15 years post aggressive and deadly cancer diagnosis by refusing to do what I was told to do. I made some very radical decisions.
Richard Dobal retweeted
First off, the Notre Dame fans and stadium were amazing. Great game!
I feel like it took Miami a quarter and a half to adjust to playing without Mali.
No excuses. ND was the better team tonight.
1. Terrible execution by Miami on the goal line. (I still don’t understand why we don’t go under center in those situations.)
2. Down 24-3, this team didn’t fold. I actually think they grew a lot tonight. This game makes me feel better about our ability to compete without Mali.
I’ll discuss the rest on my podcast.
Notre Dame, enjoy the night!
See you in the playoffs… WITH MALI! 🟧🟩🙌🏽
Richard Dobal retweeted
The Susan Wiles revolving door of treachery.
Susan Wiles worked for Ron DeSantis.
Susan Wiles was fired by DeSantis for leaking information
Susan Wiles found her way to the Trump world with the help of very important friends in high places.
Those friends threw a wedge between two good friends turning them against one another that being Trump and DeSantis.
Once that wedge was established this RINO gang went to work on a vulnerable Don Jr selling him on you got it, JD Vance
The Trump-DeSantis ticket was destroyed before it ever got started.
The scheme was to sell Vance to Don Jr who then sold it to Trump.
Vance then took back the years of badmouthing Trump and said it was a mistake
Trump bought it because Wiles sold Vance as an up and coming rock star that will only benefit your presidency
The Trump-Vance ticket was official
Wiles was sold on Trump
Vance was sold on Trump.
As for the elite RINOs?
They got their in woman in Susan Wiles a proven leaker and master manipulator
They got their Pence in Vance
Vance played the game until the midterms where he ended that game and started his separation from Trump by blaming the Iran War on Trump.
Note how he never once spoke negatively about the War and actually held peace talks with the Iranian’s
Once Vance’s blame game wasn’t received well in fact it may be his ending, he did a 360 and is looking to save grace for his 2028 run.
This was an orchestrated, well designed game of manipulation to catapult Vance for 28. Vance fucked it all up by opening his phony mouth. Now the best thing that can come out of this is Vance is done.
Wiles got screamed at by Trump before she left. Don’t believe the bullshit about Wiles leaving graciously just to move on from her post and to work for Trump in another capacity. That’s the game of politics. Never make it look like your administration is in trouble. All for show and tell
They were both caught. Their plan exposed and now we know why we never got any of the accountability this country is starving for.
The manipulative Susan Wiles, the same Wiles who was working on bringing Pete Hegseth down. Trump went scorched earth when he found out
Enter the closer. Trump’s number one confidant. Stephen Miller. It’s Miller Time! All of a sudden the Dems and the media are scared shitless!
Now without someone who was supposed to be your top advisor, manipulating you and giving you false intel, maybe we can get back to the game plan starting with accountability.
Now we all know what Hegseth meant when he said Patriots are now in control.
These are going to be a helluva last two months and a historic next two years. Let the games begin! It’s Miller Time! My two cents
Richard Dobal retweeted
Replying to @MikeBenzCyber
Yeah, because things were actually getting done. I mean, how embarrassing that federal employees couldn’t retire right away because the documents were not scanned and in mines underground. How embarrassing that none of the computer systems talk together and there was all that fraud waste and abuse. How embarrassing that all the websites weren’t connected. It is completely embarrassing how the government runs, like the least efficient business in the country. We should have the top thought leaders, the top business leaders running this country, but the GOP didn’t want to change because they’re all in it for themselves. They passed the baton back and forth every year to return it’s our turn, and they do not work for the American people, and I do not have the stomach for a bunch of trials and waste of our tax dollars!
Richard Dobal retweeted
🚨 “SIX MONTHS TO LIVE.” THEN HER 90-DAY IVERMECTIN + FENBENDAZOLE STORY TOOK A DRAMATIC TURN
Irene was diagnosed with stage IV pancreatic cancer.
She was reportedly given only six months to live.
With little hope left, she reached out for help.
What followed was a 90-day journey involving Ivermectin + Fenbendazole, strong family support, and a follow-up CT scan that, according to the story, produced an extraordinary result.
📃 THE 90-DAY PROTOCOL
She was reportedly recommended a 90-day protocol that included:
💊 Ivermectin
💊 Fenbendazole
With strong support from her family, she followed the plan consistently.
Every step. Every day. For 90 days.
No shortcuts.
📊 THEN CAME THE CT SCAN
After completing the protocol, her husband encouraged her to get a CT scan.
According to the testimonial, that scan reportedly changed everything.
Her oncologist reportedly confirmed:
📊 No Evidence of Disease (NED)
📄 “CANCER-FREE”
❤️ FROM “SIX MONTHS” TO ENJOYING LIFE AGAIN
Today, Irene is described in the story as healthy and strong, enjoying life with her family again.
For supporters of repurposed-medicine research, stories like this are powerful because they raise an obvious question:
What happened?
Could an outcome like this potentially tell researchers something worth investigating?
⚡ BUT THERE'S AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION
This is a testimonial, not clinical evidence.
Individual cancer stories cannot establish that Ivermectin or Fenbendazole caused the reported outcome. Critics correctly point out that controlled clinical studies are needed to determine whether these medicines have meaningful effects in cancer.
Still, stories like Irene's continue to circulate online and generate intense discussion.
And one thing remains consistent across these conversations:
When people hear “Stage IV cancer” and “six months to live”...
They don't stop searching.
They start exploring every possible option.
That's why discussions around repurposed medicines continue to grow worldwide.
❓ THE QUESTION THIS STORY LEAVES BEHIND
If a reported 90-day protocol was followed by an NED result, should stories like this be investigated more rigorously in larger clinical trials?
That's the conversation worth having.
📌 SAVE & REPOST so others can review the story and draw their own conclusions.
💬 If a 90-day protocol was followed by this reported outcome, do you think it deserves deeper clinical investigation?
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Richard Dobal retweeted
FAMOUS FULL INTERVIEW - Alex Jones (Aug.2025) - Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Mebendazole in Cancer
Canadian authorities tried to have this interview buried! They literally brought this interview to Court and bribed a Judge to attack it! 😂
Well, Danielle Smith can shove it. Here it is 😘
@RealAlexJones
Richard Dobal retweeted
I really miss these days of the administration.
This was before I knew how GOD AWFUL the GOP would be.
I miss the bliss of thinking the GOP would actually do something for the American people.
Richard Dobal retweeted
Let’s call a spade a spade.
In addition to the reasons listed below, a big part of why we lost the midterms is because of John Thune and the RINO Swamp.
Trump won the popular vote and we gave the GOP full control of DC.
And what did Thune do?
Blocked Voter ID.
Prevented recess appointments.
Slow walked the MAGA agenda.
He must be primaried next election.
Here’s why we lost:
-Iran war
-Diesel prices
-Gas prices
-Housing prices
-Food prices
Here’s why America is not over:
-We control the White House
-6-3 Supreme Court
-We control the Executive branch (DOJ, FBI, DHS, ICE, HHS, State etc)
-We control the military
-We have the biggest right wing, independent media machine in history that now has a true enemy to fight
-We have free speech on the internet
If we fix most of the reasons why we lost, we’ll do a lot better in 2028.
Let the new fight begin.
Richard Dobal retweeted
Replying to @KeithWoodsYT
Funny how if your a white male conservative in the UK and allegedly committed rape 17 years ago you can go to prison for it, but if you are part of an immigrant rape gang, you can rape 250,000 girls in 5 years and no one goes to jail for it.
Richard Dobal retweeted
I had an experience last night that I think perfectly sums up our political moment…
I play basketball a couple times a week with a group of about 30 guys. I try really hard not to talk politics there…ball is life and my true escape…but one way or another it always comes up for a few minutes.
Last night though, to no surprise, everyone was talking about the election results. Pretty much all the guys I play with are conservatives or Republicans, or just people who love America and end up voting Republican. Basically just normal people.
There’s one liberal in the group. He was saying he hates how extreme both parties have become, but that Republicans are even worse, and we need more moderate, centrist options.
As we were warming up, I asked him: “Okay, what’s Donald Trump’s most extreme position?”
He paused and started talking about Trump’s attitude and tweets. I said, “No, what’s his most extreme *policy*?”
He said, “I’d have to get back to you,” and started walking away.
I kept poking at him a bit while we played. (Nothing like hardcore political trash talk, right?) And he didn’t have much to say. We set it aside and the friendship will live to see another day.
But the point is this: Trump, despite what they say, is actually a moderate. He’s a former Democrat, old-school liberal who governs sensibly, thus conservatively. He would have (and still would) negotiate with Democrats on almost anything. But all the Democrats want to do is destroy (and eventually jail) him.
If you think closing the border is extreme, fine. If you don’t like how ICE operates, say that. But picking up people who are here illegally isn’t extreme. You can dislike the methods without calling the basic idea far-right or racist.
I’ve seen this over and over: you ask people what Trump has actually done that’s extreme, far-right, or racist, and they usually can’t answer. They just scurry away.
The bigger issue now , especially after the results of midterms, is what comes *after* Trump on the right. A lot of people will say, “We tried it with the New York real estate guy who wanted to be liked and was willing to make a deal. It didn’t work. So now we go harder.”
Then we could end up with an actual extremist, and even the TDS inflicted liberals will be looking back on the Trump years as the good old days.
So if you know a confused liberal, this might be a good time to ask them to look in the mirror before it’s too late.
Pro Tip: They probably won’t listen to you, but then just hit a couple threes in their face and it’ll still be time well spent.


























