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  1. A big thank you to Sofia Smallstorm for publishing:

    Emails Between Poornima Wagh and Christine Massey in pdf form.

    It became obvious to me when Wagh suggested the group use the $500k in pledges to do the isolation studies that she(Wagh) has never worked in research at a high level. $500K won’t even pay the salaries of 1 PhD scientist and their technician; forget about lab space and equipment. A lab needs millions for that kind of endeavor unless done voluntarily.

    I had reservations about her not only because of a lack of theses proof but also her language is lacking.

    I’m very glad I spent nearly zero time on her proclamations.

    https://www.fluoridefreepeel.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/emails-w-Poornima-July-Aug-2022.pdf

      1. I am proud of the professionals and their incredibly professional handling of the whole matter.

        Priceless indeed! ; )

      1. Probably.

        She really has a potty mouth and she doth protest too much. She is a poor choice for her position as a “fraudster”. There were so many red flags with this person. My first head’s up was her language. Very poor for an educated person.

        Won’t show her thesis. Crazy! I know guys that have them printed with hard cover made of leather with gold leaf. I had a great time meeting a man that did gold leaf on leather books. He was a remarkable artist. I mean really, if you go through all that blood, sweat and tears you want to show off the thesis. A sad story.

  2. Any interest in doing a climate change report with Sofia Smallstorm? The most recent interview with Pete Kennedy was a great formula. Catherine focuses on money, the guest focuses on their area of expertise. Same as the interview the Dr. Sherri Tenpenny. Hearing the story from both perspectives is very useful.

  3. John Lamping and Ramana Rao at Xerox PARC present Visualizing Large Trees Using the Hyperbolic Browser 27 years ago. At 92 seconds, the presenter states “We can interactively adjust how space is proportioned, say, perhaps to introduce a spatial socialism” https://youtu.be/J0yFd2Pq_rg?t=92

    I just want to point out that he is looking at an org chart and joking that increasing or decreasing an individuals relative size is “spatial socialism.” This is in 1995. Let it not be said that it was an accident when the automated control grid is deployed and your purchasing power and/or resource allocation is totally controlled by minders peering through software that looks very much like that hyberbolic browser.

  4. “Push Back”

    Interested to watch progress of Grand Jury Petition filed in US District Court, 9th Circuit, by two Oregon State Senators and Dr. Henry E’ale, alleging willful misconduct and fraud in inflated data collection and reporting of Covid-19 deaths used to justify EUA’s and lock downs. Named defendants: Robert Redfield, Rochelle Walensky, Alex Azar, Xavier Becerra and Brian Moyer. For more info listen to Dr. Henry E’aly on 9/07/22 broadcast of America Out Loud (1:10 – 22:03)

    https://www.americaoutloud.com/grand-jury-petition-were-finally-up-to-bat/?inf_contact_key=790d238fc4ade8b63a990a84adeb78cb680f8914173f9191b1c0223e68310bb1

  7. Important book:

    Lyme disease and the SS Elbrus, by Rachel Verdun.

    How the Russian/German and American communists sold tick infested furs, raw wool and silk to US firms. The shipments were brought into NY, Portland/Seattle, Detroit, New Orleans/Port Arthur in 1946. This B/W attack lead to epidemics in the north eastern US including NY. Leading to an epidemic of typhus, trichinosis, rat bite fever and spirochetal jaundice. “Lyme disease” had not been identified in 1946 but evidence of spirochetes were there. MS is also implicated.

    The Russian and German B/W scientists worked together in the research from early 1900’s through the 40’s.

    This event of fur dumping led to “Hearings before special subcommittee on fur of the Committee on Agriculture”, US House of Rep., 88th congress, 1st session.

    N.Y. city Mayor O’Dwyer declared a war on rats in 1946 because of rikettsialpox and other tickborne diseases.

    Brucellosis swept the country. It had been endemic in Russia and Eastern Europe etc. Rats infested with fleas and ticks that were infected with disease causing parasites were parachuted into many areas in WWII by the Russians. These rats were also dumped in their own country as part of the Bolshevik genocide. The Republic of Azerbaijan had lost 25 million head of sheep to brucellosis during the war years as per the State Dept airgram from Wellington, New Zealand to Washington.

    Biowarfare(B/W) seems an old business. Ancient actually. I’m thinking this is how the Native Americans were wiped out since I no longer ascribe to the germ theory and the smallpox explanation for the NA genocide. The invaders can’t claim innocence.

    1. Based on Ron’s recommendation and my interest in books on Lymes Disease, I ordered “Lyme Disease and the SS Elbrus.” I’ve read the forward and the introduction but life intervened and I had to take a detour to re-read “Healing Lyme” by Stephen Harrod Buhner. The SS Elbrus is next on the docket but if you’re interested in these parasites, some technical descriptions of them and how they operate and natural healing, Stephen Buhner’s Lyme’s books, which cover at least five different infections, are good.

      I thought it was good foundational material for the past two (now almost three) years. When I listened to some of Dr. Klinghardt’s protocol for covid in early 2020, it seemed to overlap with Lyme protocol. Just my layperson opinion…

      1. Donna, what do you think of this book by Buhner? It seems the program is pretty advanced. Goodness Buhner has 3 Lyme books out.

        Healing Lyme Disease Coinfections: Complementary and Holistic Treatments for Bartonella and Mycoplasma
        by Stephen Harrod Buhner
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        A guide to the natural treatment of two of the most common and damaging coinfections of Lyme disease–Bartonella and Mycoplasma – Reveals how these conditions often go undiagnosed, complicate Lyme treatment, and cause a host of symptoms–from arthritis to severe brain dysfunction – Outlines natural treatments for both infections, with herbs and supplements for specific symptoms and to combat overreactions of the immune system – Reviews the latest scientific research on Bartonella and Mycoplasma coinfections and how treatment with antibiotics is often ineffective Each year Harvard researchers estimate there are nearly 250,000 new Lyme disease infections–only 10 percent of which will be accurately diagnosed. One of the largest factors in misdiagnosis of Lyme is the presence of other tick-borne infections, which mask or aggravate the symptoms of Lyme disease as well as complicate treatment. Two of the most common and damaging Lyme coinfections are Bartonella and Mycoplasma. Nearly 35 million people in the United States are asymptomatically infected with each of these pathogens, and at least 10 percent will become symptomatic every year–with symptoms ranging from arthritis to severe brain dysfunction. Distilling hundreds of peer-reviewed journal articles on the latest scientific research on Bartonella, Mycoplasma, and Lyme disease, Stephen Buhner examines the complex synergy between these infections and reveals how all three can go undiagnosed or resurface after antibiotic treatment. He explains how these coinfections create cytokine cascades in the body–essentially sending the immune system into an overblown, uncontrolled response in much the same way that rheumatoid arthritis or cancer can. Detailing effective natural holistic methods centered on herbs and supplements, such as the systemic antibacterial herb Sida acuta , which acts to protect blood cells from invading organisms, he reveals how to treat specific symptoms, interrupt the cytokine cascades, and bring the immune system back into balance as well as complement ongoing Lyme disease treatments.

        1. I have not heard of turpentine for parasites. I’ll check into it.
          I’m familiar with Dr.Cowan and Dr.Kaufman; have ordered a number of products from Cowan’s site.
          The American Indians used pumpkin seeds for parasites. An easy thing to add to diets.
          It’s true that doctors don’t talk about parasites…but, veterinarians sure do! Ivermectin is their friend;)
          Thanks for the info.
          Donna

          1. Thanks for the information on pumpkin seeds.

            We will be seeking aid from the veterinarians. I’d rather go to a vet.

            I have “The Complete Herbal Handbook for Farm and Stable” by Juliette de Bairacli Levy. When she was asked to write a book for humans by her editor she said “Just use the farm book. It’s all the same.” Makes me smile whenever I think of it.

        2. Sandra:
          I have all three of Buhners books on Lyme.
          Healing Lyme is the first one with very good descriptions of the complexity of parasites. It covers Lyme Borreliosis, Chlamydia and Spotted Fever which are two co-infections. I would recommend this one first because it gives good background and very specific information on the use of plants for healing with parasites. He wrote it in 2005 and updated in 2015. His update says that in 2005, he didn’t know he was entering the “Lymes Wars.”
          The other two books have five additional co-infections. I have not read these two yet, but both also have a lot of technical information. I expect there will be some overlap.
          His knowledge and information on parasites and plants is extensive.

          I’ll be interested in your perspective.
          Donna

          1. Thank you so much Donna.

            Poor Buhner. He had no idea what he was stepping into with Lyme.

            Are you aware of Dr. Jennifer Daniel’s protocol with Turpentine(tree medicine) as a anti-parasite treatment? Ron and I learned about it from Dr. Cowan, Dr. Kaufman and Dr. Vollmer. We both use it and I think it is very good. Whenever I get joint issues I know it is time to Turp.

            Interesting how Americans are never advised to use anti-parasite treatments. Dr. Daniels is in Panama.

      2. On second thought and after Catherine’s head’s up on a wave of parasites coming our way I think I will get Buhner’s book. He is a very good source.

        Thank you again!

      3. A tsunami of parasites is underway. Thanks for the reading suggestions, Donna. You are right, there is an overlap. Klinghardt is the best.

        1. Catherine:
          Thanks for the comments and confirmation.
          While it’s sad to hear a tsunami of parasites is planned, I believe plants can offer some protection and/or healing.
          Big learning curve.

          1. Absolutely. Especially if we create and promote that intention. Universe if filled with grace.

      4. Thank you Donna,

        Thankfully, I don’t need the protocols. My interest was peaked when anti-parasitical drugs were effective for the fake scamdemic. So, I started looking into parasites and discovered a whole new con of CW/BW.

        Pretty sad what the predator class will do and get away with.

    2. PCB’s were a big thing around the 1940’s, along with a host of other industrial chemicals and pesticides. Look at the symptoms caused by those and compare it with the symptoms of Lyme disease. We all have PCB metabolites in our systems. I don’t write this to disagree with you, but to point out as Jon Rappoport (sp?) has for decades that germs are a great cover story for industrial chemical poisoning.

      1. I agree with John. I would also add Climate Change as a great cover for so may ills. It is never ending.

      2. Got it!

        I do not ascribe to the false germ theory.

        I am not writing about germs. These are parasites. Particularly spirochetes spread by tick and flea bites carried by rats and mice.

        1. I just saw Heiko Shonings’s speech today. Hopefully his book is coming in English by the end of the year. He is persuaded that many more waves of biologicial warfare is coming – carried by mosquitoes and ticks, etc. I also believe Jon Rappoport is right – chemical warfare is much easier to manage.

          1. I see. You must have seen it at the conference you spoke at. Do you know if it will be available later on online?

          3. Thank you for the information Catherine. A big UGH!

            Is Shonings’s speech available online?

            Ron B. and I had a hunch we were on the right trail with parasites back in late 2020. I’m sorry this is the reality. Yes, Rapoport is so right about the management of chemicals and BW.

            Are you hearing any reports of people with the injections developing a sort of wasting disease? There are 2 individual near me who are so thin it is horrifying. A woman, average height(5’6″), who weighs 80 lbs. and a man 6ft. who is perhaps 90 lbs. Both individuals have been injected.

    3. Wonder if the spirochetes feed on heavy metals? I wonder how the parasites of today can be guided to some degree by emf? Can these microorganisms be instigated to behave in one way or another. It this what crispr is about? Modifying the microorganism under “our” control. Are all these biological facilities just growing trillions of microorganisms? Then dropping from planes, loading them up on mice and rats, dumping into public water, adding to the food supply. Who knows what these diabolical monsters will do?

      Have you seen the news of parasite carrying crustaceans eating up people on the California beaches. More warfare? Is this just another version of rats dropped by parachute in perfectly designs cages (by the nazis) to open upon landing?

      This is an important book so few will read.

      This is another book that drives home that deep diabolical and endlessly layered duality that makes the real Mr. Global so difficult to identify.

      Where Lenin and Stalin poisoned by their controllers? I bet Hilter’s brain was full of spirochetes as well. Do the spirochetes in the brain create this antihuman behavior?

      I have a bazillion questions.

      I am grateful for distilled sap and the messengers who shared.

      2. Ron you have a lot of questions I cannot answer.

        One glaring thought came to my mind reading this book: There will never be a real effort to find the cause of so many illnesses plaguing the population today. If there were the trail would lead to parasites and the intentional dumping by the communists/fascists of Russia, Germany and America working in concert. The Rockefeller medicine cartel is covering for this biowarfare. Has the cause of any chronic illness truly been exposed by the medical cartel? I know of none.

        1. Early in the coronascam RFK, jr. said in an interview his father told him to read Abert Camus’ book The Plaque. I read it and boy oh boy…RATS. It was all rats and more rats. That was one hint we were on to something with the parasites.

          1. One thing is clear. The merchants who bring news of plague, then bring the poison to make it so.

    4. The wool blankets given to NA by the invaders were said to carry smallpox. More than likely they carried fleas and ticks infected with horrific diseases.

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