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Kirlian Photography 1970s technology to show our electrical charge. Same w/ foods. Raw foods higher electrical charge.⚡️⚡️ book: Kirlian Photography by Luigi Gennaro https://t.co/xTdzqDc95p
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The transcript describes Kirlian photography as used in the 1970s to diagnose illness by photographing the “charge” of a person’s hands and body. The process involves observing whether the glow/charge diminishes, using “meridian lines” to identify which areas are “not lighting up,” and determining what the illness is “for the body.” It claims that when a person develops cancer, heart disease, or leukemia, the glow begins to diminish—indicating less charge.
The speaker contrasts this method with diagnosing and treating by “cutting you open” and giving “anti-life products,” stating that instead a “little Kirlian photography” could be used to detect where illness is stemming. The transcript also references a “Rockefeller system,” claiming that going there would involve taking a photo of a person’s “life force energy,” depicting it, and using it to determine where illness is located in the body.
The speaker then presents an illustrative comparison: a person with an illness shown with “less of a charge,” and a person who has “now healed” shown with “more of a charge.” The transcript concludes by asserting that people are “electrical beings,” linking the described “charge” to being “zapped” back to life, where returning consciousness is described as “that’s the charge” observed in Kirlian photography.
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Speaker 0: This is Kirlian photography and this is how they would diagnose people with an illness in the 1970s. What they would do is they would look at your charge of your hands and your body like that right there and see if that charge is diminishing and they would be able to determine if you had an illness. So instead of radiating you and cutting you open and giving you anti-life products, they would do a little Kirlian photography. and they would be able to determine by the meridian lines which area is not lighting up and they could determine what the illness is for the body. And what they notice is when a person comes down with the cancer or maybe a heart disease or leukemia, this glow would begin to diminish. That's what would actually start to happen. And so what they noticed was a person with one of those illnesses actually had less of a charge. So think about that. Think about that for a diagnostic tool in the system, they would never use this obviously, but in the system of the Rockefeller system, think about that. If you were to just go there, they would take a photo of your life force energy and they would depict it to you and you would be able to determine where that illness is stemming. Let me show you this. So this right here is a person with an illness with Kirlian photography right here. So you see less of a charge and this right here is a person without the illness. They have now healed. And you see more of a charge. So that is Kirlian photography and how we should be diagnosing illnesses or if a person is suffering rather than cutting them open and giving them anti-life products. Because look at that. No charge, charge. And think about that. We are electrical beings, right? When they zap you back to life because that's what they do. They hit you with that thing and you're zapped and you come back and you're here and you're like, oh my gosh, I'm here again. That's the charge. And that's what we're seeing right there. That's the Kirlian photography.
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Ivermectin? Liver failure brought to by big harma. Stick to wormwood or herbs from nature 🍄🍄 https://t.co/T4xRqrpScG
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Speaker 1 claims ivermectin is made by “big pharma,” specifically that it is made by Merck and “the vaccine companies.” They say people who promote ivermectin are “taking a vaccine product,” and then using it in a way that encourages others to take pharmaceutical pills during and after the pandemic. Speaker 1 describes that they “got a whole bunch of influencers on board to tell people to take pharmaceutical pills after the pandemic and during the pandemic,” and that this is done “without showing them that their cell phone tower is in front of their house,” after which people “have gone and take ivermectin instead.”
Speaker 1 further states that ivermectin is “linked to liver toxicity,” listing “jaundice, brain damage, whole bunch of infertility, all that stuff.” They add that “that’s why they push it,” and that “anytime that they can make the population infertile, kinda goes hand in hand.”
Speaker 0 responds by asserting that ivermectin has “productive toxicity” and that this is seen “in many different animal studies, rabbit studies, and other mammal studies.” Speaker 0 says the idea that ivermectin is “only toxic to arthropods, crabs, et cetera, cockroaches, is not true.” They say it is “a well-proven and well-known reproductive toxic substance” to “many different kinds of mammals.”
Speaker 0 then mentions “the next one is another video on the neurotoxic effect of ivermectin,” and says they “know vets who talk about the routine use of ivermectin and the continual use of ivermectin resulting in all sorts of” effects.
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Speaker 1: you think about ivermectin ivermectin is made by big pharma it's made by merck it's made by the vaccine companies so what people are doing with ivermectin is they're taking a vaccine product so what they did was they they they got a whole bunch of influencers on board to tell people to take pharmaceutical pills after the pandemic and during the pandemic without showing them that their cell phone tower is in front of their house and they've gone and take ivermectin instead And like I said, ivermectin's linked to liver toxicity, it's jaundice, brain damage, whole bunch of infertility, all that stuff. So that's why they push it. Anytime that they can make the population infertile, kinda goes hand in hand.
Speaker 0: Productive toxicity of ivermectin, and you see this in many different animal studies, rabbit studies, and other mammal studies. So the idea that it's only toxic to arthropods, crabs, et cetera, cockroaches, is not true. It is a well-proven and well-known reproductive toxic substance to many different kinds of mammals. And then the next one is another video on the neurotoxic effect of ivermectin. And I know vets who talk about the routine use of ivermectin and the continual use of ivermectin resulting in all sorts of
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Alpha gal and vaxxines: govt can’t figure it out…but big harma wants us blaming ticks : not the vaxxines. 🌞Also, if you're having issues try raw pastured raised beef. Not vaxxinated grocery store beef fed corn and soy. 📕Book: The peanut allergy by heather Fraser. https://t.co/fdbRb5sSN7
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The conversation begins with people sending videos about ticks, and then shifts to alpha-gal and vaccines—“the part that’s left out of the message.”
The transcript references “one of the epicenters,” stating it is Martha’s Vineyard, where “50% of the adult population is now affected,” described as a “devastating disease.” It claims that “You can’t eat red meat for the rest of your life,” and says, “We are looking at medication.”
The next speaker says Martha’s Vineyard is being treated as an epicenter for “red meat allergies,” and then describes Martha “lining up for her 55th booster,” saying, “She’s excited to have received my dosage and look forward to more boosters.” It adds that “She actually held booster clinics at her vineyard,” and notes that someone “would say, well, I never heard about that.”
The transcript then asserts that “gelatin in the vaccines causes tick allergies,” describing it as “Interesting, huh?” It then asks which vaccines contain gelatin, answering: “Oh, the ones you got as a kid. MMR, measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, yellow fever, rabies for all your animals, and then the flu vaccine.” It claims that “the most common ones contain that.”
It further says that “alpha-gal can also cause you to be allergic to beef, pork, lamb, and dairy,” and states, “Wow. It’s almost like there’s an agenda to make you stop eating those foods.”
The transcript then claims that on Reddit there are “people who came down with food allergies after they were vaccinated in 2020,” and asks, “Can I see what’s going on?” It then claims that “they built the people up with the bio lab and the Plum Island and the ticks are going to get them,” while also saying that “they’re just vaccinated people and turning them into pin cushions like Martha.”
Additional connections are listed: “Peanut oil used in the vaccine, 1964. There’s your peanut allergies, egg allergies from the vaccines, latex, shellfish, also cow allergies, you know, to get people away from milk. That’s another one too.” It also claims, “last but not least Pfizer, the vaccine company owns the EpiPen.”
The segment concludes by stating that “it’s all kind of interconnected,” and argues that people “need to look at that rather than the ticks.” It says there is “a great book on it,” and tells viewers to look up “how many vaccines a cow gets before you consume it.”
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Speaker 1: So everyone keeps sending me video about ticks. Let's talk about alpha-gal and vaccines. Yeah, the part that's left out of the message. Roll the clip.
Speaker 0: One of the epicenters is Martha's Vineyard where 50% of the adult population is now affected. It is really a devastating disease. You can't eat red meat for the rest of your life. We are looking at medication.
Speaker 1: So he says Martha's Vineyard is an epicenter for red meat allergies. Do you see what's going on right here? That's Martha lining up for her 55th booster. I'm excited to have received my dosage and look forward to more boosters. She actually held booster clinics at her vineyard. Interesting, huh? And someone would say, well, I never heard about that. Well, gelatin in the vaccines causes tick allergies. Interesting, huh? So then someone's going to say, well, what vaccines contain gelatin? Oh, the ones you got as a kid. MMR, measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, yellow fever, rabies for all your animals, and then the flu vaccine. So the most common ones contain that. And it gets deeper when I found out that alpha-gal can also cause you to be allergic to beef, pork, lamb, and dairy. Wow. It's almost like there's an agenda to make you stop eating those foods. And then if you go over to Reddit, you see all these people who came down with food allergies after they were vaccinated in 2020. Can I see what's going on? So what they did was they built the people up with the bio lab and the Plum Island and the ticks are going to get them. Meanwhile, they're just vaccinated people and turning them into pin cushions like Martha. But here you go. Peanut oil used in the vaccine, 1964. There's your peanut allergies, egg allergies from the vaccines, latex, shellfish, also cow allergies, you know, to get people away from milk. That's another one too. And also last but not least Pfizer, the vaccine company owns the EpiPen. So, Yeah, it's all kind of interconnected, and we need to look at that rather than the ticks. And there's a great book on it, and you should look up how many vaccines a cow gets before you consume it. Have a great day.
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Unlimited oil: but how can you sell $7.00 gasoline? Or fake wars? Etc 👇👇 https://t.co/VkP58s9pX1
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The speaker argues that oil is “unlimited,” stating that Middle Eastern people have messaged after the speaker posted a video claiming “everything’s unlimited.” They sent a video in Arabic in which a person explains that oil is unlimited because it has been sold for a long time and that all that is required is to drill to find oil.
The speaker says oil producers “manipulate the price” and claim that “our pumps are running dry.” They add that oil-rig workers reportedly return to the same pump that was said to have run dry because they believe the narrative, and that a week later the rig is ready again, producing oil because “oil is the blood of the earth.”
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Speaker 0: is unlimited. The Middle East knows that the oil is unlimited. When I put up this video that everything's unlimited, I had a whole bunch of Middle Eastern guys message me. And he goes, let me send you a video. And he sends me a video where they're speaking and the guy speaking in Arabic. And he explains that oil is unlimited. And he goes, we know this because we've been selling it for the last whatever amount of time. He's like, all you got to do is just drill and you'll find the oil. Now what they do is they manipulate the price and they're like, oh, our Our pumps are running dry. But what's funny is guys who work on oil rigs will go back to the same pump that ran dry because the person believes the narrative. And a week later, the rig is ready to go again. And you're just getting that oil because oil is the blood of the earth.
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Kemo. Cooking the body for a 6% commission check. Eat some apricot seeds and fire your Rockefeller doc 👇 https://t.co/VKeHz6qdQq
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Speaker 0 argues that chemotherapy is unique among cancer treatments because it is the only procedure in which an oncologist can receive a four to six percent commission. They claim that because chemo can cost $100,000 with insurance, the commission check would be $4,000 to $6,000, and that patients are effectively “walking in” to offices where the oncologist’s motivation is shaped by commission incentives. Speaker 0 contrasts this with why people “don’t learn about apricot seeds” or “soursop,” asserting that these alternative healing approaches are not emphasized within the system. They conclude that the system is about making as much money as possible from people.
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Speaker 0: chemo, for example. Chemo is the only procedure in which an oncologist can receive four to six percent commission for the procedure. Do you see why you don't learn about apricot seeds? You don't learn about soursop? You don't learn about all these other ways of healing the body from cancer? You learn about chemo because chemo gives a four to six percent Commission check and if you think about it if the procedure costs with the insurance $100,000 then that's a four thousand to six thousand dollar commission check So when you walk in that office and you're like, hey, you know, I think I'm suffering from whatever else you are a commission check That's what you are. And that's what people don't realize this whole system is is about making as much money as they can from the people.
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Nuke Psyops. ☢️1st Germany, 2nd Russia, 3rd Iran. It's very obvious to see we were lied to. Books: Death Object by Akio Nakatini or Michael Palmer hiroshima revisited. https://t.co/uEV30LTQUN
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The transcript claims that one of the reasons for invading Germany was that authorities said Germany had nukes, comparing this to claims about Iran having nukes for “40 years.” It states that Germany was the first country they said had nukes and asserts that Germany “actually invented the nuclear power plants or the steam plants, because that's what they are.” It then says the pattern continued with Russia after Germany, then the Cold War, and now Iran.
The speaker also references a book by Akio Nakatini titled *The Object, Exploding the Nuclear Hopes*, saying the book explains that nukes are “fake” and “they’ve never been shown to exist.” The speaker argues there are “no photos of atoms,” and claims this means something cannot be split if it cannot be seen, presenting this as evidence regarding nukes.
The transcript says Oppenheimer is “the guy who did the atom bomb,” and also labels him as a “banker who funds Rothschilds and Rockefellers.” The speaker claims that people “regurgitate” this information and use it to “scare people,” saying that if people do not “play ball,” they will be “come nuke you,” while the speaker adds that the transcript’s assertion is that “all we’re going to do is firebomb you.” The speaker further claims that authorities are not going to say they have nukes and describes the idea of nukes as “a control mechanism,” stating that this is what is being done “today.”
Finally, the speaker says they posted a video “10 weeks ago” about “how there’s no nukes,” and claims that “10 weeks later, there’s no nukes,” noting that people were getting angry because the speaker said so.
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Speaker 0: The other reason that they went into Germany and said they had to invade them is because they said they had nukes. Just like Iran, 40 years of nukes. Well, Germany was that first one that they said that. Because Germany actually invented the nuclear power plants or the steam plants, because that's what they are. After that, they did Russia. Russia had nukes. Then we had the Cold War. And then now we have Iran as nukes. The reason I say nukes, you know, in quotations is because there's a great book called The Object, Exploding the Nuclear Hopes. by Akio Nakatini. And he goes through and explains about how nukes are fake and they've never been shown to exist. And it's funny too, because there's no photos of atoms. So if you don't have a photo of an atom or of what you're using as evidence, then how can you split something that you can't see? They used the guy, Oppenheimer. That's the guy who did the atom bomb and whatever else. That's the banker who funds Rothschilds and Rockefellers. They just regurgitate them and then use them To basically scare people into if you don't play ball, we're going to come nuke you, even though all we're going to do is firebomb you. And we're not going to say that we have nukes because what happens is that's a it's a control mechanism. And that's what we're doing today. And I put up that video 10 weeks ago about how there's no nukes and people are getting angry because I said that. But 10 weeks later, there's no nukes.
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How can we run out of water.. with oceans under the ocean 🤔🤔 higher side chat podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/matt-roeske-electroculture-copper-etheric-energy-old/id419458838?i=1000669076111 https://t.co/ieX3CMS3ci
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The transcript argues that the claim “We’re running out of water” is a major myth, stating that there is “unlimited water underneath our feet.” It claims that people can “go to Google” and search for “ocean under the ocean,” questioning how water could run out if an ocean exists beneath the ocean.
As an example, it references the 1950s and Lake Elsinore, saying that people were “freaking out” because Lake Elsinore was going dry. It then describes a dowsler who “douses the land” and proposes that, to fill the lake, they should “tap into the water that’s underneath us.” According to the account, they “plug in,” obtain the water from beneath, and refill Lake Elsinore.
The transcript concludes by stating that Lake Elsinore “has been filled ever since.”
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We're running out of water. That's the biggest myth we've ever been sold, because there's unlimited water underneath our feet. And it's interesting, people can just go to Google and type in "ocean under the ocean." How is that even possible in the first place? How do we run out of that water? We have an ocean underneath the ocean. The 1950s is a perfect example. You have Lake Elsinore, and people are freaking out that Lake Elsinore's going dry, but anyways, a dowsler comes out, and he douses the land, To fill the lake, they douse right there, all you had to do was tap into the water that's underneath us. They plug in, they get the water, they refill Lake Elsinore. The lake has been filled ever since.
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Back in stock🍄Tremella mushroom is known as the beauty mushroom. • Helps improve levels of hyaluronic acid in the body, which can help moisturize and improve the texture of skin. 🌞🌞https://cultivateelevate.com/organic-tremella-mushroom-capsules-the-beauty-mushroom/?search_query=tremella https://t.co/mNmB2gAUNA
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Tramella is described as a magical mushroom that is “very healing for the body” and “healing for the brain.” It is also said to balance blood sugar, boost collagen, and help with hair, skin, and nails. The transcript adds that if someone gets sleepy after eating because their blood sugar is impacted, Tramella can work well for that too. It concludes by stating that there are “so many studies on Tramella,” describing it as an underlooked mushroom, and notes that the studies contain more in-depth information about the mushroom and how to use it in a daily routine.
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Tramella is a magical mushroom. It's actually very healing for the body, it's healing for the brain, it's also great at balancing the blood sugar, it's really, really good at boosting collagen, so if you're suffering with anything with hair, skin, and nails, Tramella can be a great mushroom for you. Also, if you're suffering from where maybe you get sleepy after eating because your blood sugar is impacted, Tramella can also work really well for that. And there's so many studies on Tramella, I feel like it's a mushroom that's very underlook All the studies listed and more in depth information about this mushroom and how you can utilize it in your daily routine
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Abundance is everywhere ⚡️oil, water, energy, and food🤗 etc. But scarcity is a programming taught by the Rockefeller schools… https://t.co/lItgnS3Gul
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The speaker presents a video showing “oil coming out of the earth,” claiming there is an unlimited amount of oil, unlimited water, free energy, and abundant food. They argue that the Rockefellers “bought out the educational system” and taught a scarcity mindset to put people into a fear state that resources are always running out.
After posting the video, the speaker says many people responded that they work on oil rigs and that when an area supposedly runs out of oil, they go back and find oil coming out again. The speaker claims this means oil is being managed and prices manipulated, similar to how water and food and energy prices are supposedly manipulated. They also claim people are kept in fear that water is running out.
The speaker then points to mining: miners who go into the earth reportedly have to use pumps to remove water because mines flood from water coming up from inside the Earth, including “oceans underneath the oceans.” They say this contrasts with how surface water scarcity is presented, because there is water deep below.
They continue by saying energy and food are “heavily manipulated” markets. They claim “GMOs and pesticides” are promoted as a solution to save the world. The speaker adds that before the 1900s there were “tons of free energy,” including technologies using mercury, electricity, and different types of gas, and they state that these examples are not shown.
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So today I'm gonna show a video of oil coming out of the earth. See that right there? Unlimited. There is an unlimited amount of oil. There's also an unlimited amount of water. Energy is also free and food is also abundant. But when the rockefellers bought out the educational system, they taught us a scarcity mindset to put us, put us into a fear state that something like this is always running out. Now what's funny is as soon as I posted this video, I had a bunch of people who told me that they work on oil Rigs, and what would happen is, is when supposedly they ran out of oil in the area, they would go back to it and find that oil was coming out of it all over again. So they just manipulate the prices, just like they manipulate the prices of water and food and energy. They put, they put us into the fear of that we are running out of water, right? But it's interesting when you look at miners and they actually go into the earth and they start mining things out, they actually have to get in pumps to get all the water out of the mines because the mines actually flood out So much water coming up from inside the Earth, oceans underneath the o-oceans, right? But they always show us that the surface water is running out, but there's water deep below us too. Then we get into energy and food, right? Which are two more markets which are heavily manipulated, right? They push GMOs and pesticides are gonna save the world. That's another big ploy. And then not only on top of that, before the 1900s, you had tons of free energy, things using mercury, things using electricity, things using different types of gas, but they never
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Dowsing for unlimited water? Fun skills for 2026.💧💧 Books on unlimited water: 💧The divine hand by christopher bird. 💧New water for a thirsty world. 💧https://primarywaterinstitute.org/ https://t.co/cjINHIdlr2
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The speaker discusses “old fashioned dowsing,” arguing that it has been dismissed as “woo-woo” and discouraged from everyday use, even though major organizations use it. They claim Big Electric, Big Harma, and Big Oil all use a douser to find “unlimited water” and “unlimited oil,” and they state that the US military teaches a class on dowsing. The speaker contrasts this with advice to “stay away from dowsing,” asking why the richest corporations and the military would use it if it were truly “woo-woo.”
They further argue that “we’re never running out of water,” describing a belief in “primary water underneath our feet” that is “unlimited water.” The speaker says Lake Elsinore dried up in the 1950s, and then a douser was called in to find water that filled it back up. They state that California “knows” there is unlimited water underground.
The speaker claims books such as *New Water for the Thirsty World* were burned, and presents this as part of a larger narrative: governments allegedly promote water scarcity while allegedly knowing about unlimited water. They also say data centers “know there’s unlimited water too,” and suggest that the continued building of data centers implies knowledge that water would not run out.
The speaker describes *New Water for a Thirsty World* as exposing that water is unlimited and ends with the statement, “Water is the real gold,” asserting that without water or food people cannot survive.
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So now we're gonna go into the old fashioned dowsing. This is another one. They told you it was woo-woo, don't go around dowsing, don't go around finding oil and unlimited water and unlimited resources. This is all woo-woo. You gotta stay away, that's what they told you. But it's interesting because Big Electric uses a douser to find unlimited water, Big Harma uses a douser to find unlimited water, and Big Oil uses dousers to find unlimited oil. So it's funny that they told you to stay away from dowsing, right? You shouldn't be walking around dowsing, but all the biggest companies in the world are using dowsers. Even the US military uses dowsing, they actually teach a class on it. So if it was woo-woo, why would all the richest corporations in the world be dowsing? But you should stay away from it. That's what they would tell you. We're never running out of water. That's a big myth sold to you by the government. There's primary water that's underneath our feet, and it's unlimited water. And dowsers used to go around And find that unlimited water. Lake Elsinore, 1950s dried up, okay? Lake Elsinore, 1950s dried up, and they called out a douser, and the douser found the water to fill back up Lake Elsinore. And California knows there's unlimited water underneath our feet. They burned a lot of books, such as New Water for the Thirsty World. They burned that book, and then they pretend like they are running out of water, meanwhile they know that they have unlimited water. Somebody just said too, in the data Yeah, the data centers know there's unlimited water too. Here's the thing, do you think they would keep building data centers if they knew that the water was gonna run out? Honest question. Think about it. Do you think they would keep building? No, they know that it's unlimited, and then they're just trying to steal everybody's water who's around them, but in reality, they know it's unlimited too. And that's the book, New Water for a Thirsty World, that exposed everything of how it's unlimited. And somebody said, "Water is the real gold." Yes, 'cause if you don't have water or food, you don't survive
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Gas prices at $7? How about unlimited water as fuel. 👇invented 1976 https://t.co/iTS5t8vsWI
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Stan Myers has developed a “water fuel cell” that replaces his old gas tank and breaks down water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen. The hydrogen is used to run his dune buggy. Myers says the water source can be rain water, well water, city water, ocean water, or even snow. If there is no fresh water, he instructs users to use snow; if no snow is available, he says to use salt water because there is no adverse effect on the fuel.
Myers began working on the project four years ago and is not a scientist or chemist; he never graduated from college. He says he aimed to design something to protect the country from oil embargoes. He also reports calculations that transporting the dune buggy from Los Angeles to New York would roughly use twenty-two gallons of water.
According to the transcript, the Pentagon flew a lieutenant colonel in the previous week to look at Myers’ invention. There is talk of possibly using the technology in the Star Wars defense program and to run army tanks. Myers is currently perfecting a water fuel cell for cars, which he says will cost about fifteen hundred dollars and will not need any maintenance.
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Water has always been considered a precious commodity, but Stan Myers' invention may make it even more valuable. He has developed what's called a water fuel cell. It has taken the place of his old gas tank. The water fuel cell breaks down water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen. The hydrogen is used to run his dune buggy. I don't care if you use rain water, well water, city water, ocean water. If you don't have any fresh water, go ahead and use snow. If you don't have any snow available to you, then use salt water because there's no adverse effect to the fuel Myers started working on this project four years ago. He's not a scientist, he isn't even a chemist. In fact, he never graduated from college. Myers was determined, he says, to design something to protect this country from oil embargoes. And we have calculated that if we take the dune buggy from Los Angeles to New York, we would roughly use twenty-two gallons of water. The Pentagon flew a lieutenant colonel in last week to look at Myers' invention. There's talk of possibly using it in the Star Wars defense program and to run army tanks. Myers is currently perfecting a water fuel cell for cars, and will cost about fifteen hundred dollars. He says it won't need any maintenance
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Beetles levitate. Like bees. Generating Electricity https://t.co/oSptz3Mjg9
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A Russian scientist is described as realizing that beetles don’t fly; they levitate. The transcript claims that, based on sacred geometry of their wings, beetles can manipulate the ether to fly, and that the bug wings themselves can create an anti-gravity phenomenon under certain conditions.
The speaker then analyzes a beetle found on their hand and says the beetle’s wing structure includes a hexagonal pyramid structure array across the entire bottom wing. The transcript explains that beetles have two wings: an outer wing cover (the top wing) and inner or lower wings. It states that the beetle lifts the wing cover and flips out the lower inner wings.
According to the transcript, the wing cover protects the inner wings, but when the beetle becomes excited, it flips the other wings outward and the inner wings flap. It says the inner wings flap a little and the beetle goes gyrating around. The beetle is said to “gyrate around,” with the transcript concluding that beetles “can’t fly very good,” but “sure levitate great.”
The transcript closes by noting that the beetle remains sitting on the speaker’s hand and describes beetles and grasshoppers as “the wisdom of Mother Nature.”
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It's interesting because there was a Russian scientist who realized that beetles don't fly, they actually levitate. Based on the sacred geometry of their wings, they can manipulate the ether to fly. Things they don't teach us. I found out that the bug wings themselves were creating an anti-gravity phenomena under certain conditions. And of course, what we have here, if you analyze, I think I found a bug. Actually, a beetle. And if you analyze this bug structure, you see a hexagonal pyramid structure array throughout the entire bottom wing of this bug. Turns out that beetles have two wings. The top wing is, is called a wing cover, and what the beetle does is it lifts this wing cover up, and then it flips out its lower wings, or inner wings. Now, the, the bug cover protects the inner wings, but when it gets excited or something, it flips these other wings out and it- It flaps these other wings and the other wings, the inner wings flap a little and this beetle goes gyrating around. They can't fly very good, but they sure levitate great, I guess. This guy's still just sitting on my hand, just hanging out. Beetles and grasshoppers are the wisdom of Mother Nature
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Nukes are fake, but then you can’t invade countries for make believe reasons https://t.co/OZLkZjk2dc
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The transcript claims one reason given for invading Germany was that Germany supposedly had nukes, described as “just like Iran” and “forty years of nukes.” It then states that Germany was the first country mentioned because Germany “actually invented the nuclear power plants or the steam plants,” described as “that’s what they are.”
After Germany, the transcript says the next focus was Russia, stating that Russia “had nukes,” followed by “the Cold War,” and then the present situation, which it frames as “now we have Iran as nukes.” The speaker emphasizes “nukes” with quotation marks and argues that the use of nukes is not evidence of real nuclear weapons.
The transcript references a “great book” titled *Object: Exploding the By Akio Nakatani*, saying the book explains “how nukes are fake” and that they “have never been shown to exist.” The speaker adds that there are “no photo, photos of atoms,” and argues that without photographs of atoms or of what is presented as evidence, it is not possible “to split something that you can’t see.”
It then addresses the historical figure Oppenheimer, saying “They used the guy Oppenheimer,” described as “the guy who, you know, did the atom bomb and whatever else.” The transcript further claims that Oppenheimer is “the banker who funds Rothschilds and Rockefellers,” and says others “just regurgitate ’em,” referencing repeated claims and narratives. The speaker presents this as a pattern of communicating threats and using misinformation.
The transcript claims that threats are issued in the form of “If you don’t play ball, we’re gonna come nuke you,” while stating that “all we’re gonna do is firebomb you,” and asserting that authorities “are not gonna say that we have nukes.” It describes this as a “control mechanism,” and says “that’s what we’re doing today.”
Finally, the speaker says they “put up that video ten weeks ago about how there’s no nukes,” and that “people were getting angry” because the speaker said that. The transcript concludes by repeating the earlier claim with a time reference: “ten weeks later, there’s no nukes.”
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The other reason that they went into Germany and said they had to invade them is 'cause they said they had nukes, just like Iran, forty years of nukes. Well, Germany was that first one that they said that. Because Germany actually invented the nuclear power plants or the steam plants, 'cause that's what they are. After that, they did Russia. Russia had nukes, then we had the Cold War, and then now we have Iran as nukes. The reason I say nukes, you know, in, in quotations, is because there's a great book called Object: Exploding the By Akio Nakatani, and he goes through and explains about how nukes are fake, and they've never been shown to exist. And it's funny too, because there's no photo, photos of atoms. So if you don't have a photo of an atom or of what you're using as evidence, then how can you split something that you can't see? They used the guy Oppenheimer, that's the guy who, you know, did the atom bomb and whatever else. That's the banker who funds Rothschilds and Rockefellers. They just regurgitate 'em and then use If you don't play ball, we're gonna come nuke you, even though all we're gonna do is firebomb you, and we're not gonna say that we have nukes because what happens is that's a, it's a control mechanism, and that's what we're doing today. And I put up that video ten weeks ago about how there's no nukes, and people were getting angry 'cause I said that, but ten weeks later, there's no nukes.
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Peptides: self vaxxination brought to by Pfizer, bill gates, and BARDA👇 https://t.co/IYHIr2lhf5
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The transcript criticizes “peptides” promoted by health influencers, claiming influencers are “self-vaccinating themselves” by injecting peptides. It states that peptides are “made by Pfizer and backed by Bill Gates,” and alleges that vaccine companies sell peptides to the public while influencers present them as a “new discovery” and urge others to get on peptides.
The speaker argues it is surprising that influencers would trust “vaccine companies” with products after the events of 2020, referencing mandates such as masks, business shutdowns, social distancing marked on floors, and confrontations in grocery stores, including police tackling people. The speaker connects those 2020 actions to a broader concern about what might be put into peptides, and suggests the previous vaccine effort “coddled about ten percent of the population.”
The speaker advises against using peptides, saying people should “stick to food” and “nature,” and claim peptides are “not involved with big pharma.” The transcript contrasts peptides with exercise for weight loss, recommending running outside or using equipment like a jump rope or treadmill, emphasizing activity as the method to “get in shape.” It also claims that people using peptides “look like skeletons” and appear with “fat” loss in their faces, describing these effects as visible on social media and in real life.
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Peptides. Peptides is a big one. All these health influencers out there sticking themselves in the neck and sticking themselves with this, with peptides, they are self-vaccinating themselves. Oh, you didn't know the peptides are made by Pfizer and backed by Bill Gates. That's what's funny. So you got the vaccine companies selling the people peptides, which is making them look like skeletons on social media and in real life, and they're self-vaccinating themselves and then saying that this is a new discovery and that everybody should get on peptides. It's wild to think that health influencers trust companies like vaccine companies with Products after going through the pandemic of twenty twenty, that they will stick needles in their chest and their stomach and all over the place and whatever else with peptides, and they're gonna be leveling up after the big pharma companies coddled about ten percent of the population with vaccines in twenty twenty. So what do you think they're gonna put in that stuff? Right? Kinda think about that? I don't know if anybody forgot what happened in 2020 when they were forcing people's masks, they were shutting down businesses, telling people to stand on stickers, people were fighting each other in the grocery store, police were, you know, tackling people at the grocery store over something that's completely fake, right? That viruses don't even exist. So, yeah, so putting peptides into your body doesn't really make a lot of sense. Stick to food. Nature doesn't hurt you, and it's not involved with big pharma. And somebody said they're desperate to lose weight, go run outside. Like, I mean, I don't know, buy a jump rope, go run on the treadmill. Like, I mean, I wasn't fitness, go do activity. Like, it's that simple, go do some activity. See that? I got a street right down in front of me? Run down it. That's what I used to do. You wanna get in shape, you run. That's it. Like you just start running. Or you get a jump rope and you jump rope until you can't jump rope anymore. You don't need to stick needles in your body to make you lose weight and then look like a skeleton and your face is all sucked in and you're all messed up. I mean, these people look like skeletons. I can see it on social media. They look like freaks. It's not, 'cause they're literally losing all the fat in their face and in their-
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Medical muppets insulting Shilajit. Tell me more. https://cultivateelevate.com/shilajit/ https://t.co/iQFyTgBIUb
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The transcript discusses viewers sending a video claiming chlorella is a scam and saying it “never fixed anybody.” The speaker responds by citing personal and others’ experiences where chlorella or shilajit allegedly improved health outcomes.
The speaker says that after starting chlorella, they “stopped all my pain” within two weeks, noting that their mind was clear and the condition was subsiding. They also mention using “big harmala pills” alongside these changes. Another example given is menopause: the speaker claims that after someone started taking shilajit, they began feeling better and felt “like I’m in my thirties.” The speaker further states that their son was anemic with kidney stones, and that after trying shilajit his levels “have now balanced out.”
The speaker also describes using shilajit with animals, saying that they have goats and other animals eating shilajit and “they’re feeling great.” They advise that when someone tells you something, you “might wanna look into it.”
Hair loss is described as another major issue. The speaker claims their hair began shedding “like never before,” losing clumps, and that taking chlorella “religiously for three weeks” caused hair loss to “completely” stop.
The speaker references studies, saying they show chlorella “pulls heavy metals out of the body,” and adds that this could be why chlorella “gets attacked.” They conclude with a brief comment when asked how they feel about a “new shillelagh” they rolled out, saying they feel “kinda good” and “pretty darn good.”
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So a lot of people have been sending me this video, this guy saying chlorella is a scam. You've got chlorella G never fixed anybody, it doesn't. So he said it didn't fix anybody, right? Chlorella shot tablets, two weeks after starting chlorella shot, I stopped all my pain, see those right there, big harmala pills, and feel better. My mind is clear and the condition is subsiding. Miracle. Look at this one, had menopause, started taking Shilajit, started feeling better, feel like I'm in my thirties. My son was anemic, with kidney stones, looking anemic, I asked him to try the Shilajit, his levels have now balanced out. Interesting, huh? And it's funny too, 'cause we even got goats and animals eating Shilajit, and they're feeling great. Anytime someone tells you something, you might wanna look into it. How about hair loss? That's a big one because all the WiFi, right? My hair randomly began shedding like never before. I was losing clumps of it. Took chlorella religiously for three weeks into it, taking daily, my hair has completely stopped falling out. And it's wild too, 'cause when you look at the studies for chlorella, and you see that it pulls heavy metals out of the body, you know, things like boosters and all that, kinda can see why it gets attacked. And someone was asking me, Matt, how do you feel on the new shillelagh that you just rolled out? Well, I mean, you know, kinda good, right? Kinda good. Pretty darn good, that's for sure. Have a great day!
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🥚Allergic to eggs?…. allergic to the feed. Same with meat, dairy, etc. not the food itself. Great new documentary (Breaking big food): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2ygu_uTbIQ https://t.co/jXRsiJBQtN
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The speaker describes a common situation where people come in saying they are allergic to eggs and cannot eat eggs. The speaker says they respond by asking additional questions, specifically whether the person is also allergic to corn. The speaker reports that about 50% of the people who say they cannot eat eggs are also allergic to corn. Based on this, the speaker suggests providing their eggs for the person to try and then report back, and mentions a similar approach for meat.
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So another thing that happens a lot here is people come in and they go, "I'm allergic to eggs. I can't eat eggs." And they, so they're looking for a solution, a substitute protein, and I'm like, "But wait a minute, let me ask you a couple questions." And, and I'm like, "Are you also allergic to corn?" So about 50% of the people who come in and tell me they can't eat eggs are also allergic to corn. And I'm like, "Just buy some of our eggs, try it out, and let me know Go near. Same thing with the meat
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Raw eggs: Nature’s perfect superfoods for EMF issues. Anyone who tells you to just eat the yolk or white is in delusion. Nature gave you this superfood whole.🥚🥚 Eggs: https://amosmillerorganicfarm.com/ https://t.co/PQrIqgf3n3
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Raw eggs are described as “very beneficial,” and the transcript claims they are presented incorrectly because people are “scared” into not believing they should eat raw eggs. It refers to labels on egg packages that say to avoid raw eggs and instead cook them, and contrasts this with health influencers who reportedly say to eat only the yolk rather than the whole raw egg.
The transcript argues it “makes no sense” to avoid the rest of the egg, stating that “nature provides you with everything.” It claims raw eggs contain “beautiful minerals” and “beautiful nutrients” that are beneficial to the body, drawing a comparison to “pearl powder” and asserting that both “feed the eyes.” The speaker says they personally eat “about two a day, two to three a day, depending on the day.”
A key application is presented: if someone has “restlessness” or their “nerves are all jacked up,” the transcript claims raw eggs can be beneficial and describes a cause as overstimulation from technology. It then frames a “simple solution” for calming the central nervous system: crack open an “organic, cage free, pasture raised” egg and drink it “just like that.” It specifies the eggs are “from here in Arizona.”
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Raw eggs are actually very beneficial, and what they do is they scare you into not believing that you should eat raw eggs. There's a little label that's on all the packages, "Avoid raw, cook it, microwave it, zap it, strip it, use the Rockefeller nonsense," but they don't tell you to eat the whole raw egg. A lot of health influencers out there will tell you to just eat the yolk. They won't tell you to eat the whole egg, which makes no sense because nature provides you with everything. There are so many beautiful minerals in the raw egg, and so many beautiful nutrients that are very beneficial to your body. And it's just like pearl powder, same exact thing. Pearl feeds the eyes, so do, so do raw eggs. So what I do, I have about two a day, two to three a day, depending on the day. But if you're having any type of restlessness or your nerves are all jacked up, raw eggs can actually be very beneficial. This is a very simple solution. The reason your nerves are all jacked up is because of the overstimulation from the technology It is overstimulating your body, so if you need to calm your central nervous system, what you're gonna do is you're gonna crack open a organic, cage free, pasture raised, the whole entire thing egg. These are beautiful eggs from here in Arizona, and what you're gonna do is you're gonna drink it. Just like that
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Parasites made by the body? Part2. Truth always breaks the narrative we were sold in the rockefeller schools. Detox the metals and you're golden. Contagion is a myth. https://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/almanac/eliminating-hookworm-in-the-u-s/ https://t.co/E0IxttjYsW
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The speaker says people “got their feathers real ruffled” when they talked about how “parasites are made by your body,” claiming parasites indicate “heavy metal pollution.” They argue that since bodies can produce symptoms like fever, chills, flu, sneezing, and vomiting, the body “also can make worms to eat up the toxins you keep putting into it.” The speaker frames the reaction as resistance to internal responsibility, saying people want to blame something external rather than themselves.
They then compare this to what they describe as earlier controversy about “viruses aren’t real,” saying that when told viruses aren’t real, people respond with “wait, what?” and that this discomfort leads people to question things.
The speaker connects the parasites message to John D. Rockefeller, saying Rockefeller “was the first person to teach all the people at the Rockefeller schools about the parasites” and how people “need to use his dewormers” that he made from his medical school “in your body.” They further claim that after learning the dewormers instruction in Rockefeller schools, people were told to “take your vaccines” because “now you’re in his school.” They describe this as a process “that runs deep,” stating it occurred starting around “nineteen ten,” with Rockefeller traveling to islands and then to Africa and other countries, telling people they “need dewormers.” The speaker says people ended up taking dewormers because they were “told” they needed them.
They conclude by repeating that the approach is to “chelate the heavy metals,” stating that parasites indicate “heavy metals overload,” and that “you just need to pull out the heavy metals.” They say this means “you don’t need something synthetic that the Rockefellers created,” and identify the overall message as heavy-metal removal.
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People got their feathers real ruffled when I talked about how parasites are made by your body. Parasites are made by your body. Parasites is a indicator of heavy metal pollution. Because they don't wanna have to blame themselves, they wanna blame something external. Right? If, if, if the body makes a fever, a chill, a flu, a sneeze, vomit, it also can make worms to eat up the toxins you keep putting into it. So people got a little ruffled with that. But once again, the truth always gets you ruffled, even when I first learned that viruses aren't real. You kinda sit there and go, wait, what? What do you mean viruses aren't real? I was told that. So it's going to always do a little ruffling, but that ruffling is gonna make you question things. Same thing like the parasite topic, when you find John D. Rockefeller was the first person to teach all the people at the Rockefeller schools about the parasites and how you need to use his dewormers that he made from his medical school in your body. And then after that, you need to take your vaccines 'cause now you're in his school. I mean, that's, that's the whole thing. Like this, it runs deep. This is nineteen, nineteen ten, nineteen ten, brainwashing the people. Then he went to the islands and he's like, "You guys need dewormers." Then he went to Africa and all the different countries and was like, "You guys need dewormers." And then people are like, "I need dewormers because I was told I need dewormers." You need to chelate the heavy metals. Parasites is an indication of heavy metals overload in your body, and you just need to pull out the heavy metals, and that's it. You don't need something synthetic that the Rockefellers created, you know? That's what it is.
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Radium water. Govt says stay away while they offer you 99 vaxxines. Counters the poison. 👇 https://t.co/PCIgP888qa
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The transcript discusses “radioactive water,” described as something the government “would tell you to stay away from.” It references material dated “from 1914” and then “1912.” The speaker claims that in that period radium was infused into the water and that radium in water and clay turned it into “hot springs water,” which the speaker says gets its heat from radium, thorium, and plutonium present in the water.
The speaker further claims that when people drank from this water, it “would get rid of arthritis, osteoporosis, all types of pain, neurological issues, and everything else.” They say they have been doing experiments for four days by drinking out of it and plan to drink from it during the video to show how radioactive it is.
To demonstrate, they mention placing the water probe “in here,” stating the reading is “48 right now” and calling it “off the charts.” They add that if the probe is put “all the way in,” it reaches “90,” and they repeat that it is “radioactive water.” The speaker also says Galen Windsor described this as “all a lie,” claiming people were lied to “because they didn't want them to connect the energy with radium.”
The speaker concludes by saying “Bottoms up,” drinking the water, and stating it “tastes like clay.” They also begin to say “they used to build things,” but the transcript ends there.
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This is radioactive water. This is the government would tell you to stay away from. Bottoms up, bro. This is from 1914, I believe. Yeah. Oh, 1912. And this is when they used to infuse radium into the water because they realized that when radium was in the water, in the clay, it turned it into the hot springs water. That's how where the, the heat from the hot springs comes from. It comes from the radium, the thorium, and the plutonium that's actually in the water. And what they noticed It was when people would drink out of this, it would get rid of arthritis, osteoporosis, all types of pain, neurological issues, and everything else. And so I've been doing experiments now for the last four days of drinking out of this, and I'll drink out of it right now and show you guys, just so you can understand how radioactive this is. So check this. So we kind of put this in here. This is 48 right now, so that's off the charts. And if you put it all the way in, it's 90, because this is radioactive water. This is the government would tell you to stay away from. Galen Windsor talked about how that was all a lie, and they lied to people because they didn't want them to connect the energy with radium. So, on that note, Bottoms up, bro. There you go. Tastes like clay. And that's the thing is, you know, they used to build things
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No Wi-Fi. You don’t need it. https://odysee.com/@CultivateElevate:e2/removing5gandwifi:d https://t.co/l1HBeCtRNS
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The speaker says they have no Wi‑Fi, no Bluetooth, and no wireless devices in their house, arguing that people do not have to have wireless technology “pinging microwaves” throughout their home. They note that someone will object by saying it’s “not microwaves,” then respond by citing a book called *The Zapping of America* and a book described as *Microwaves and the Deadly Risk*, written by Paul B. Brodeur. The speaker claims the book explains how microwave technology was “created by Raytheon,” including “the first cell phone created by Raytheon” and “the first wireless technology created by Raytheon.”
They further claim that the Department of Defense, described as “Raytheon,” wants people to have wireless technology in their house because it not only “cooks them” and causes health issues (they list autoimmune, “lots of smell, lots of taste, dizziness, brain fog”), but also because wireless technology allows people “to watch the people.” They state that when you have wireless, “people can see what’s in the house.” The speaker concludes by saying *The Sapping of America* by Paul Brodeur is recommended and adds that Brodeur is “a Frenchman,” encouraging viewers to look into the books.
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I don't have any Wi-Fi in my house. I have no Bluetooth. I have no wireless devices in my place. You don't have to have wireless technology pinging microwaves throughout your house. And someone's always gonna say, "Well, they're, it's, it's, it's not microwaves, right?" That's what somebody always says. Well, here's the book, it's called The Zapping of America, and it's called Microwaves and the Deadly Risk, and this was written by Paul B. People can look into this, and this book goes into how Created by Raytheon. First cell phone created by Raytheon. First wireless technology created by Raytheon. So you kinda start to understand that the Department of Defense, 'cause that's Raytheon, really wants people to have wireless technology in their house, because not only does it cook them and give them a bunch of health issues like autoimmune, lots of smell, lots of taste, dizziness, brain fog, that whole thing, but also they can watch the people. When you got wireless, people can see what's in the house. So this is a great book, and I just, I highly recommend it, The Sapping of America by Paul Brodeur. I think he's a Frenchman, right there, so you guys can look into this
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Herpes or cold sores? Friction, lack of collagen, lack of sun, and or a poor diet since viruses are fake.👍 Simple fix: Raw eggs, Raw cream, Dragons blood, or Bone broth, or Raw milk. Then you have HPV which is just made up to sell vaxxines. https://cultivateelevate.com/dragons-blood-capsules/ https://t.co/Sd2lXE78sX
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Herpes and cold sores are described as the result of a lack of collagen. The claim is that friction in the affected area, combined with a diet not filled with fat, leads to the development of open wounds around the mouth or elsewhere. The transcript asserts that these wounds are lacking collagen, and that healing begins when collagen and fat are brought back into the diet, citing dragon’s blood, raw milk, raw cream, and raw eggs.
The transcript also argues against transmission as the primary cause. It claims that herpes/cold sores occur when two people create friction while both have poor diets, so both develop sores. It states that when they consume collagen and fat again, the wounds begin to heal. It further says that in cases where only one person develops symptoms, the other person does not, which the transcript uses to question the idea of contagion. It asks how contagion would explain situations where one partner shows symptoms and the other does not, and why “thousands of people” would not all show symptoms if contagion were the main driver.
The speaker concludes that there is a deficiency at play rather than contagion, describing efforts to fear people into believing it spreads (“it’s gonna get you”). The transcript reiterates that herpes/cold sores are portrayed as a wound caused by not taking care of oneself and states that the issue can be addressed by diet and collagen intake. It also criticizes giving a “booster” for a nutrient deficiency, claiming that if someone is missing nutrients, they should clean up their diet rather than rely on a booster.
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What do you do for herpes or cold sores? Herpes or cold sores is just really lack of collagen, that's what you have. You've created lots of friction right there, lots of friction, and your diet isn't filled with fat, so now what happens is you develop these open wounds. That's what herpes and cold sores is. You have open wounds in that area, whether it be the mouth, whether it be down here, wherever it may be, those open wounds are lacking collagen. Once you start to bring in collagen like dragon's blood, raw milk, raw cream, raw eggs, things like that, your wounds begin to heal. Now, someone's gonna say, "Well, it was transmitted." Well, it wasn't transmitted. You had two people making friction who had poor diets, and what happens is both of them begin to exert a symptom of an open wound. Or a sore, that's what it is. And once they go to consume some collagen and some fat again, those wounds begin to heal. Now, there are other people who one person will get the open wounds and the other person won't. So then if contagion is what they tell us, you know, where everything's jumping all over, how come the other person didn't have the symptom? How come all the other thousands of people didn't have the symptoms? So you go to see that there is a deficiency at play rather than a contagion thing. That's a, it's like I said, it's the same thing. They try to fear people into the contagion, it's gonna get you. It's not gonna get you. You just didn't take care of yourself, and now you have a wound. That's pretty much what it is. And then they're gonna give you a booster. This is crazy too. They're gonna give you a booster for something of you missing nutrients. Think about that. You're missing nutrients, and they're like, "No, we got this booster for you. Now don't clean up your diet. We That's, that's the herpes collagen herpes cold sore thing. That's all it really is. It's crazy when you get into it
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Artificial colors toxicity? 1958 the govt always knew. https://t.co/rkLs7ayQen
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The speaker criticizes the government and FDA for allowing artificial food colors while claiming they do not know whether the colors are harmful. The speaker cites FDA actions from 1958, when the FDA announced “Red #32” and “Orange #2,” saying the government already knew their effects.
For FDA Red #32, the speaker describes rat-feeding studies: when FDC Red #32 was added at 2% of the rats’ diet, all the rats died within a week. At 1%, the speaker says all deaths occurred within 12 days. At 0.5%, most rats died within 26 days. The speaker also claims that all rats showed anemia and liver damage.
The speaker argues that this conflicts with any claim that the artificial colors might not be doing anything or might not be damaging. The speaker further claims the same pattern occurred with Orange #1. They say it was applied to oranges after oranges were put into cans using orange coloring to make them orange, and that the orange coloring destroyed all nutritional value.
The speaker concludes by stating that the FDA limited artificial colors to 0.1% and presents this as “safe,” while repeating that the tests showed harm, including disease, anemia, liver damage, and loss of nutritional value.
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Artificial colors. This is crazy, right? The government's like, "We don't know if the artificial colors are doing anything or damaging to our, to our citizens." Really? Really? You wanna play that lie? Let me read this to you. 1958. Okay. The FDA announces red number 32 and orange 2. Okay? So this is 1958. Government knows. When FDC Red number thirty-two was fed to rats at a level of two percent of their diet, all the rats died within a week. So when they're like, "We don't know if those artificial colors are gonna harm anybody," you killed all the rats, okay? At one percent, there was a death that occurred, all the deaths occurred within twelve days. At a half a, at a half a percent, so that's a very small amount, most of the rats died within twenty-six days. All of the rats showed that they started getting anemia Artificial colors and anemia, and also started having liver damage. So when they're like, "Oh, we don't know if those artificial colors are doing anything," you put it into the animals, and all the animals were coming down with diseases and anemia and liver damage. So what they did was they said that we can only put it at zero point one percent, and that will be safe. That's the FDA right there, okay? Then they did it with orange number one, same exact thing, and they put it onto oranges, I guess, 'cause they decided when they'd started to put oranges in a can, they were like, "We'll use orange color to put it in, to make it orange." And what they noticed was it destroyed all the nutritional value. So yeah, they're like, "We, we can't figure out those artificial colors." It's just mind blowing, but murdered by injection, useless Mullins. It's just, it's crazy the chemicals. I'm totally over all of this and the system and the system that poisons everybody on a regular basis. I can't stand it.
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Old world Chicago. Mind blowing when you begin to look around. https://t.co/gQ5Ofdr3ra
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The speaker says Chicago has many “old world” buildings, starting with a building they found with a copper roof, described as “stunning.” They then point to the Chicago Water Tower, calling it Pierce Stone, and claim that “they” lied to people about it. They state that the old water tower burned to the ground in 1871 during the Great Fire and say “this is Pierce stone The Angels,” adding that “all that remains of the old world.”
They also describe “natural gas lamps” they say are not discussed, and mention a building they describe as “pure stone” with multiple stories. They say this stone building has a bridge made of Pierce stone connecting it to another building. They note the Trump Tower is nearby.
Next, the speaker highlights another building they describe as having Egyptian hieroglyphs; when zooming in, they say it shows Egyptian and Sumerian hieroglyphs. They also mention a building covered in plants, saying “the old world is everywhere” as they look around.
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it seems there's a lot of old world buildings in chicago here was the first one i found with a copper roof i mean stunning then i found the water tower which is pierce stone so here's how much they lie to people look at this so this is the old water tower of chicago and they talked about the old one burned to the ground back in 1871 with the great fire this is pierce stone The Angels. All that remains of the old world. And these are natural gas lamps that they don't talk about. This building is pure stone. Look at how many stories. And it has a bridge, which is pier stone, that goes across to the other building. What's interesting is the Trump Tower is right next to it, right back there. And then wait till you see this. Look at that, that's just crazy. And then I saw this building which looked like it had Egyptian hieroglyphs on it. Zoom in and you see Egyptian and Sumerian hieroglyphs. Then I find this building that's covered in plants. I mean, look at that. The old world is everywhere when we look around.
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Linens on Sunday? Elevating health. Plastics, polymers, and lack of connection quite the opposite. https://t.co/YVcKvx1gN6
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People would put out linens on Sunday, say a prayer, and sit together during the meal so the prayer “uplift[s] the food.” The linens are described as emitting “five thousand frequencies of light” into the food. Sterling silver silverware is also described as contributing to the meal, and people would drink from “uranium glass,” with the combined effect of linens, prayer, and the drinking and eating materials “turn[ing] your meal into” something elevated. The contrast is made with plastic tableware—plastic plates, plastic forks, and a plastic table set—paired with people “not really caring,” described as creating a different “energy,” described as “night and day.”
The transcript also links the “frequency of what we’re eating out of” with “our thought.” Another experiment is suggested: when one person and another person each have a meal, taste both meals to see how they differ, with the claim that “the frequency of our mind impacts the meal,” so one person’s food might taste different from another person’s. Overall, it emphasizes the idea that energy is imprinted into food and that people may not realize how much of their energy is being put into meals.
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Think about linens, okay? People would put out the linens on Sunday, they would say a prayer, they would sit around their meal, so the prayer would uplift the food, number one, right? 'Cause you're saying the prayer, everybody's grouped together, hands held, and they're praying over the food. Then you also have the linens right there, and that linen is emitting five thousand frequencies of light up into the food, so it's uplifting the food. Then you had your, you had your sterling silver, silverware that you were consuming out of, and then you also had Had your uranium glass that you were drinking out of. Think of all those things elevating the food and the frequency going into the food and what it would turn your meal into. Now take it and put plastic plates and plastic forks and a plastic table set and people not really caring and think of the energy that that would be. Night and day, right? And that is the frequency of what we're eating out of and also our thought. And here's another experiment. If you have a meal and another person has a meal, taste what their meal tastes like Because the frequency of our mind impacts the meal, so your food might taste a little different than another person's food, and this is all things to kind of just think about because there's an imprint of energy, and we don't realize about how much of our energy is actually being put into that. It's just, it's wild when you get into it
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George Orwell bulbs? Incandescents only https://t.co/SqnRMivfQ4
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The transcript describes a “creepiest” bulb sold at Ace Hardware: a Smart WiFi Bulb. It claims the bulb works with Alexa and Google Home, can be activated with voice commands, and can sync with both Google Home and Alexa. The speaker compares the experience to George Orwell’s *1984* and suggests it is something to think about. The speaker then says they stick to incandescent bulbs, stating that they “don’t steal your information or watch you.”
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And this is probably the creepiest bulb. Here at Ace Hardware, the Smart WiFi Bulb works with Alexa and Google Home, activates with your voice, syncs up to your Google Home and your Alexa, and you are basically in George Orwell, 1984. Something to kinda think about. That's kinda why I stick to the incandescent bulbs. They don't steal your information or watch you?
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I believe parasites are a body-made defense that eats up toxins, metals, plastics, and GMOs so they don’t go deep into organs. I don’t see parasites as the cause of illness. For detoxing metals: wormwood, shilajit, dragon’s blood, cilantro.
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Parasites: Made by the body to eat up toxins, metals, plastics, and gmos in the body. Otherwise the toxins would get deep into the organs. Parasites are a defense mechanism of the body.. not the cause of illness. Detoxing metals: Wormwood, Shilajit, Dragons blood, Cilantro, https://t.co/xYC4YRtDG6
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The transcript argues that fears about parasites being contagious are misinformation. It states that “parasites are made by your body,” and claims they function as an indicator of heavy metal pollution, with the body supposedly producing parasites to eat toxins and help keep a person alive. It asserts that exposure to pesticides, toxins, and plastics in the body leads to this defense mechanism.
The speaker rejects the idea that parasites can jump from water and spread contagiously, saying there is no contagion and that what a person does to their body results in defense mechanisms. The transcript then criticizes the use of ivermectin and fenbend, claiming they are linked to liver failure and infertility, and says taking them “destroys their body.”
For those worried about metals, the transcript recommends wormwood, dragon’s blood, chlorella, borax, or cilantro as “great at detoxing metals,” and says there are no parasites that will “jump and come and get you” through water or enter the body.
The speaker also compares these beliefs to concerns about raw meat. They say they have been eating raw meat for almost two years, expected to have parasites, and claims there are “no problems at all,” concluding that the remaining concern is fear used to control people’s minds and keep them fearful of everything. The transcript frames this as a broader control mechanism and says the topic is being covered for that reason.
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Just like the parasite thing, people get nuts with that. They're like, "The parasites are gonna get me." Parasites are your, are made by your body. That's what it comes down to. Parasites are made by your body. Parasites is a indicator of heavy metal pollution. So if you have lots of pesticides, if you have lots of toxins, if you have lots of plastics in your body, your body will make the parasite to eat the toxins to keep you alive. So when they're like, "Oh, the parasite jumped from the water and it's contagious," there isn't no contagion. You do what you do to your body, and it results in defense mechanisms, and parasites are a defense mechanism by the body to keep you alive. So when people are jumping to ivermectin and fenbend, which is linked to liver failure and infertility and all this other garbage, they're just destroying their body. If you're worried about it and you're worried about metals, you can do wormwood. Wormwood is great at detoxing metals. You can do dragon's blood, great at detoxing metals. You can do chlorella, great at detoxing metals, borax or cilantro. Those are great things to detoxing metals from your body. But there are no parasites that are going to jump and come and get you And go through your water and get inside your body and anything else. It's all a bunch of hogwash to control your mind and make you fearful of everything. Just like the raw meat. I've been eating raw meat now for almost two years. I should be loaded with parasites. I should have parasites coming out of every hole that I possibly have. Still here, no problems at all. It's all fear. It's a control mechanism, and that's, that's why we're hitting on that
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Mercury 💪 https://t.co/IxokGuVZJf
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The speaker discusses “Mercury retrograde” and claims that Mercury is not taught about in the way they believe it should be. They state that when mercury is spun, “it begins to create electricity,” and say this is “something we haven’t been told about.” They connect this idea to architectural elements: they claim that “spinning balls on top of those cathedrals” used to contain mercury. The speaker addresses an alternative explanation by saying someone might claim it was the copper instead, then describes an experiment: spinning copper, they claim, creates no electrical conductivity.
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So today for Mercury retrograde, we're gonna talk about mercury and why we're not taught about it. Now check this, when you take mercury and you begin to spin it, just like that, it begins to create electricity. That's something we haven't been told about. So when we see those spinning balls on top of those cathedrals, they used to have mercury inside of it. Now, one person could say, "Oh, it must be the copper." So what we're gonna do is we're gonna take copper, spin it. And see how there's no electrical conductivity that's created.
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Drinking from copper vs copper pipes? Toxic to big harma profits. 📕📕I find mine on ebay vintage or a local antique store. https://t.co/7A3HWXLBvw
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The speaker argues that drinking water from copper can “energize” the water and also “bring the copper nutrient into the body,” which they say is beneficial for “upcharging your energy,” getting the brain going, getting the stomach going, and keeping everything “flowing.” They point to the historical use of copper pipes, saying that people used to have copper pipes, implying that consuming water through copper infrastructure is normal.
They then address criticism from others who claim it is dangerous to drink water out of copper. The speaker responds by saying that household pipes are made of copper, asking how drinking from a copper cup could be dangerous when copper is already present throughout the home’s plumbing.
The speaker also claims that people began switching from copper to plastic after “the government came around,” with the instruction to switch to plastic. They say this change also changes the water’s “frequency,” as well as the frequency of the water entering the body. They conclude that people do not consider the frequency of everything used to drink and cook—“every single thing that you place your food into”—and that these frequencies are often overlooked because people “just don’t think about” them.
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Like just even drinking out of copper, you know, I've talked about this many times. Not only are you energizing the water, but you're also bringing the copper nutrient into the body, which is very beneficial to upcharge your energy, get your brain going, get the stomach going, get everything flowing. This is why everybody used to have copper pipes. And it's funny 'cause I talked about drinking out of copper, and people were like, "You, you can't drink out of copper. It's like, what do you think your pipes are made out of? Copper. So what are you Copper. So how can drinking out of water out of a copper cup be the dangerous thing when all of the pipes laced throughout your house are made out of copper? Right? Like, think about it. So it's funny 'cause it's pe- people go crazy and it's like you're already consuming copper. Then they started switching everybody to plastic because the government came around and said everybody, "You need to switch to plastic." And that's the thing, you're changing the frequency of the water. You're changing the frequency in which the water is coming into the body. It's all things we just don't think about. Everything that you drink out of, everything that you cook out of, right? Every single thing that you place your food into, every single thing has a frequency, and we just don't think about those frequencies sometimes because We're just not paying attention
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Bees in Arizona with electroculture https://cultivateelevate.com/electroculture/ https://t.co/swsVFTkZuw
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The speaker says they have “tons of bees” and also a tarantula wasp. They describe the bees as “happy” and highlight the tarantula wasp as “super friendly.” The speaker states that both bees and the tarantula wasp are pollinators, and says that when people say “I gotta get rid of them,” the advice is to “only get rid of your pollinators.” They add that “happy birds, happy bees,” and explain that the buzz sound is an “electrical charge.” They further claim that when a big swarm of bees comes around, it is “a lot of electricity.”
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You got any bees? Got tons of bees. And then we also have a tarantula wasp. Look at all those bees. All happy as can be all the copper. And that right there is a tarantula wasp. Super friendly. And they are pollinators as well. When people say I gotta get rid of them, only get rid of your pollinators. Just hanging out. Happy birds, happy bees. It's funny because when you hear the bees buzzing, that's an electrical charge. That buzz sound? That's why when a big swarm of bees come around It's a lot of electricity.
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Can eyesight get better over time? Google wants lab grown eyes... I'll pass on that. https://cultivateelevate.com/search.php?search_query=pearl§ion=product 📕Book: Take Off Your Glasses and See by Jacob Liberman https://t.co/9GHk6ZvGen
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The speaker asks Google, “Can eyesight reverse as you age?” and says the search results suggest outcomes like surgery, glaucoma, degeneration, and even lab-grown eyeballs. The speaker then contrasts this with “a natural solution,” describing multiple accounts from friends who used pearl powder.
One friend says they used pearl powder for six months. They claim their eye chart readings improved from about −3.25 and −3.5 to about −2.75 and −2.25 “just by using” pearl powder.
Another friend reports using pearl powder and castor oil while having worn contacts and glasses since nine years old. They say an eye doctor measured their change from plus six to plus four, which they describe as reversing eyesight.
A third account says a daughter used pearl powder and castor oil and saw her prescription change from −5.75 to 4.0, presented as a “remarkable reduction” suggesting eyesight can heal.
The speaker then lists other proposed ways to “heal your eyes,” including eyesight exercises and eye training, candle gazing or sun gazing, using pinhole glasses, removing Wi-Fi to prevent “cooking” the eyes, and removing LEDs that are said to be linked to cataracts.
Finally, the speaker mentions a book, *Take Off Your Glasses and See* by Jacob Liberman, an eye doctor, claiming it argues glasses make eyes weaker over time.
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So the other day I asked Google, "Can eyesight reverse as you age?" And it's interesting 'cause Google will tell you need surgery, you're gonna get glaucoma, degeneration, your eyeballs are gonna fall off, and then you'll need lab-grown eyeballs. But let's go with a natural solution instead. So a friend reaches out that they've been using pearl powder for the last six months. This is their eye chart before. They were negative three point two five and negative three point five. Now they're negative two point seven five and negative two point two five just by using Then another friend reaches out, says they've been using the pearl powder and castor oil, they've had contacts and glasses since nine years old, they go to the eye doctor, plus six to plus four, that is reversing eyesight. Another friend has reached out and said her daughter has been using pearl powder and castor oil, leading to a remarkable reduction in her prescription from negative five point seven five to four point o. Looks like your eyesight can heal. Now, since I don't like to live in the land of make believe, there are other ways to heal your eyes. You can do eyesight exercises, training the eyes, because when you don't train them, they get weak. You can also do candle gazing or sun gazing. You can get some pinhole glasses. You can remove Wi-Fi, which is cooking your eyes the entire time, and also removing LEDs, which are linked to cataracts. And lastly, there's a great book, Take Off Your Glasses and See, by Jacob Liberman, an eye doctor, who talked about how glasses are actually making the eyes weaker over time. Who would guess?
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I eat peanuts? Best option: raw in-shell Virginia peanuts. Aflatoxin was used to distract people from vaccines, glyphosate, and ultraprocessing; “analytic shock” didn’t exist until 1988. Book: Heather Fraser, The Peanut Allergy Epidemic.
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🥜Do you eat peanuts? Best option: Raw in the shell peanuts from Virginia. 🤖aflatoxin was used to distract the people from the vaxxines, glyphosate, and ultraprocessing...The term analytic shock didn't exist until 1988. Book: 📕Heather Fraser The peanut allergy epidemic https://t.co/88bRrCYUMV
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A speaker points out a peanut and says people become allergic because, in the 1960s, peanut oil was allegedly put into vaccines “by Pfizer,” so injecting peanut oil would supposedly cause peanut allergies. The speaker claims Pfizer owns the EpiPen used for peanut allergies, citing a book that explains Pfizer’s ownership of the EpiPen, and argues that Pfizer would then both have “made” people allergic and also own the solution carried by schools.
The speaker then discusses other possible reasons people report allergic reactions when they eat peanuts. They suggest that peanuts may be processed with pesticides or chemicals, or sprayed with pesticides while growing, and that individuals might be allergic to pesticides rather than peanuts themselves. They further say that if someone is not allergic to pesticides and has not had a “peanut injection or vaccine,” the remaining factor is peanut processing: most peanut butters, they claim, are boiled and roasted, meaning peanuts are cooked twice before eating and are not in raw form.
To obtain raw peanuts, the speaker says one should look to Virginia, which “grows all the raw peanuts” in the shell. They describe the peanut as “good for the prostate, ovaries, for the brain,” and for “testosterone” and “estrogen,” and say it helps push food through the stomach when there is buildup inside. The speaker also claims it can help with “the big C,” listing support for prostate cancer, breast cancer, and intestinal cancers, concluding that “that was the peanut.”
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You see that right there? That's a peanut. Do you know why people are allergic to peanuts? Because in the 1960s they put peanut oil into the vaccines, yes, that was Pfizer, they put peanut oil into the vaccines so that when a person was injected with the peanut oil, they would become allergic. Guess who owns the EpiPen for the peanut allergies? Pfizer, actually. In this book, it explains about how Pfizer owns the EpiPen. For the peanut allergies. So not only did they inject the people to make them allergic, then they also own the solution that the, all the schools need to carry and all the things that need to go with that. That's Pfizer. So people are aware. Now, what's also interesting is a lot of people go, "Well, when I eat peanuts, I have allergic reactions." So if it wasn't the peanut oil that made you allergic, it's the fact that that peanut has been processed with some sort of pesticides or chemicals or sprayed with pesticides because it is in the ground when it grows. But that's the other thing, you might be allergic to the pesticides. Now, if you're not allergic to the pesticides and you haven't had a peanut injection or vaccine into your body, the last culprit is the processing of the peanut. Most peanut butters have already been boiled and they've been roasted, which means that they've been cooked two times before you go to eat them, so they aren't in their raw peanut form right here. And if you do want raw peanuts, you should look into Virginia. Virginia grows all the raw peanuts Peanuts in the shell, and they're absolutely beautiful, but if you notice the peanut right in there is really good for the prostate, ovaries, for the brain, for your testosterone, for your estrogen. It's great for you pushing food through your stomach because you've got too much buildup inside your stomach. It is phenomenal. And when you get into all of the, you know, the big C, we'll say, all the different cancers You see that it can help with prostate, it can help with breast cancer, it can help with all of these different body parts such as the intestinal cancers. That was the peanut
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I’m told eating mold or having an allergy to it traces back to penicillin from vaccines. Mold eats metals, like in raw blue cheese, so Big Pharma supposedly doesn’t want it consumed. Mold in walls is nature trying to eat toxic building materials; fear of mold is like fearing the air.
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Eating mold? Allergy to mold? Originally caused by penicillin in the vax. Mold eats metals..raw blue cheese…thus big harma doesn't want people consuming it. Mold in the walls is nature trying eat the toxic building materials. Fear of mold is like being fearful of the air.🌱 https://t.co/9GX7YLSN9D
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The speaker points out visible mold on an organic raspberry and argues that mold is beneficial rather than harmful. They claim people are allergic to mold because, as children, they received a vaccine containing penicillin, which purportedly made them allergic to mold; the speaker also claims mold “pulls the toxins” and “pulls the metals” out of the body.
The speaker contrasts this with their own experience of eating a moldy raspberry, saying they are “perfectly fine” and not poisoned. They argue that fear about mold is widespread, claiming mold exists everywhere: in the air when stepping outside, in pollen, and in mushrooms. They further say that if mold were as toxic as people claim, they would not be able to speak while handling moldy fruit such as a blackberry.
They address the idea of mold in walls by stating that the mold is attempting to eat toxins and heavy metals in building materials, and that building materials “automatically” mold as soon as they get wet. They claim that when people say “the mold got me,” it is actually toxins in their environment that got them.
The speaker then gives examples of foods commonly eaten despite mold, including blue cheese, saying raw blue cheese is moldy and that people eat it “all the time.” They conclude that if mold were as toxic as told, people would be “gone today,” citing moldy raspberries and other mold-containing foods as reasons.
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And what you're gonna notice is on this raspberry right here, there is mold on there. Now, this is interesting. Why are people allergic to mold? Well, when they were a child, they got a vaccine that had penicillin in it, and then that made them allergic to mold. Now, what you didn't know is the mold is there, and it actually pulls the toxins out of the body, it pulls the metals out of the body. So what they did was they hit you with the vaccine so that you're allergic to mold, so you can't be eating things that have mold on it This is an organic raspberry, and that mold is very beneficial. And as I sit there and eat it, I am perfectly fine and perfectly okay, and I haven't been poisoned. And we have been scared into believing mold is going to get us. Let me explain something. When you step outside, no matter where you are, there is mold all around you. Taking a breath of air is mold. Pollen is mold. Mushrooms are mold. There is so much mold all over the place that if mold was as toxic as they told you, we would be gone today. I wouldn't even be able to sit here and talk about how this blackberry has some mold on it. Because think about it, this mold would be poisoning me. Now, here's the thing, people say, "Well, I got mold in my walls." Well, the mold is attempting to eat the toxins and heavy metals that are in the walls. So the, the building materials that people are using are-- they, they automatically mold as soon as they get wet. So that's on purpose. So what happens is, is people go, "Well, I was living in a house, and the, and the mold got me." No, the toxins all around you got you. That's what got you. So you're, once again, you're programmed into believing that if you eat a little bit of mold, which here's another one, blue cheese. So raw blue cheese is moldy. That's all that's on it. You eat, you get blue cheese, it's got mold all over it. You eat a piece of blue cheese, that's all mold And people eat this all the time. So if mold was as toxic as we were told, right? Moldy raspberries, moldy this, moldy that, moldy that, we would be gone
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Talking to plants 🍄❤️ https://cultivateelevate.com/electroculture/ https://t.co/R8Z96OD3ef
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Klee Baxter talked to plants and communicated with them. He used an EKG to communicate with his plants and said he received responses. He pointed to a dragon’s blood tree, and described an incident where a gardener who was taking care of the plant got injured, after which the EKG spiked.
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You want another book, Primary Perception by Klee Baxter. He was talking to plants. That's a dragon's blood tree right there. You can talk to plants and communicate with them. He used an EKG to talk to his plants, and he would get responses. Also, when a gardener got injured who was taking care of the dragon's blood plant The EKG would spike. Isn't that wild?
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Mary Jane? 🌱Aka Legal Monsanto Marijuana. Look into Mugwort, Blue Lotus, Damiana, and amanita. Amanita breaks addictions, but the govt needs addictions.🍄 https://t.co/FSb9QgOU2g
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The speaker claims that marijuana (“Mary Jane”) is owned by Monsanto and that Monsanto works with aluminum companies to spray marijuana with a lot of aluminum. They say that when people smoke it, the aluminum goes into the brain, leading to dementia, brain fog, and other health issues. The speaker also claims that marijuana has been “tweaked,” so people are no longer getting the original cannabis plant, saying Monsanto would not provide the original healing plant of cannabis and instead provides a changed plant with chemicals.
The speaker argues the government legalized marijuana for two reasons: to generate large tax revenue and to poison people. They say legalization was not driven by people wanting to smoke marijuana again, but by those underlying motives. The speaker adds that people are driving around “stoned out of their mind,” which they describe as control.
They suggest other plants—mugwort, blue lotus, and “amarita,” described as “the Super Mario mushroom”—as alternatives. They claim the government would never give these options to people because they would “break all their addictions.” The speaker concludes that the government needs “vices” as part of a control mechanism, using “same old tactics.”
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What's your take on the Mary Jane? That Mary Jane, everybody knows what that is, the marijuana. But that Mary Jane is owned by Monsanto, and they get together with the aluminum companies, and they spray all of that Mary Jane with a lot of aluminum, and then people go to smoke that Mary Jane, and that aluminum goes right up into the brain, and then they start having dementia and brain fog and all types of health issues. And that Mary Jane has been tweaked a lot as well, too, so you're not getting the original thing anymore, 'cause Monsanto wouldn't give people the original healing- plant of cannabis, right? They would give you the tweaked plant, which is all completely changed and everything else, and doused with chemicals so that they smoke it and it goes up in their brain. Why do you think the government legalized it? That's why. They didn't legalize it 'cause they were like, "Oh, people wanna smoke a little Mary Jane again." No, they legalized it because number one, they make a big tax, and number two, they poison the people. And people are just driving around, you know, stoned out of their mind all day. That's a control. That's what it comes down to. That's all it comes down to. If people wanna go into different things, you can look into mugwort, really cool plant. You can look into blue lotus. You can even look into it's a amarita, amarita, the Super Mario mushroom. That's a real cool one too. But those are things that they would never give to the people, right? Like the amarita mushroom, they would never give that to the people because it would break all their addictions. That's the thing, they need vices, right? The government needs people on vices, they need them in the control mechanism and controlling them. Same old tactics, right? Same old tactics, that's what it comes down to.
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Tiny hat politicians 1800s? Seems this has been the long game 👇 https://t.co/p5lteH0bjV
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The transcript discusses “tiny hat mayors” in the South and claims that many cities were governed by them, describing them as “tiny hat mayors of the eighteen hundreds.” It states that these mayors represented “2% of the population,” and adds that “on top of it, they also owned all the banks,” including “the slave ships,” and “the banking system,” as well as “the politicians.”
The speaker then says it “gets deeper” after “you found out who funded the KKK,” claiming that the KKK “was actually the tiny hats right there.” The transcript asserts that “Masons” are “the same exact people,” and that “Tiny hats” always operate under “different names.” It claims they “changed their names so that you don’t know who is who.”
The speaker further claims that, by looking back, “we can see who the kingpin of everything is,” identifying “Rothschild’s right there.” It also says they “used be called the Bowers,” and that they “changed their names so that they could fit in and run the slave route.”
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Speaker 0: This is tiny hat mayors of the South. Look at all of those cities. And these are all tiny hat mayors of the eighteen hundreds. This is just crazy. Look at all these.
Yep. 2% of the population, they say. And on top of it, they also owned all the banks. So they own the slave ships and the banking system at the same time and the politicians. And then it gets deeper when you found out who funded the KKK.
It's just it's too wild. It's always not talked about. It gets deeper when you find out that the KKK was actually the tiny hats right there. Masons. Masons are the same exact people.
Tiny hats. Always just different names. They're always changing their names, so you don't know who is who. If we look back, we can see who the kingpin of everything is. Rothschild's right there.
They used be called the Bowers, then they changed their names so that they could fit in and run the slave route. Interesting.
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Borax: A pinch of borax pulls out fluoride, but the govt doesn't want solutions. Meanwhile the govt will protect vaxxines linked to "died suddenly"👇 Directions: https://www.earthclinic.com/remedies/borax.html PDF: https://yummy.doctor/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Borax-conspiracy.pdf https://t.co/IMuKvDa2qe
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Borax is claimed to “pull fluoride out of the body,” with the speaker saying that taking “a little bit of a pinch of borax” can remove fluoride from the system. The speaker identifies borax as sodium tetraborate and references “the borax conspiracy,” describing a man who traveled with “a little pinch of Borax” and claimed he was helping people with arthritis, osteoporosis, pain, inflammation, and fluoride-related issues. The speaker asserts that this man was “shut down in the nineteen eighties.”
The speaker says the topic is “something to look into,” and adds that there is a “document from 1893” describing a fellow who supposedly did “5,000 studies on the benefits of Borax.” The speaker claims that “nobody wants to talk about that” and states that “PubMed pulled all of that off.” The speaker further claims that PubMed involvement relates to “salt and the salt beds,” encouraging the audience to think about “sitting in a salt bed” or “sitting in a salt lake” and describing these as healing, stating that “that’s what borax connects you back to.”
The speaker then describes an event where “poison control came after” them after they first talked about borax. The speaker says the Florida poison control responded by saying that borax is toxic, and frames it as an issue of selective enforcement: instead of going after vaccines, “they said that borax is toxic.” The speaker repeats the idea that “we won’t go after the vaccines,” claiming that “that cold off ten percent of the population linking to blood clots, died suddenly,” is part of what the speaker believes poison-control messaging overlooks. The speaker states, “Borax is dangerous. That’s what they tell you.”
The speaker advises viewers to “go to earthclinic.org” and “look into Borax,” saying they “highly recommend” checking it out and positioning the message as “solutions.” The speaker also expresses strong opposition to medical interventions, saying they are “so over the system” and describing it as “murder by injection,” stating that injections are “poisoning the people” and “culling the population.” The speaker concludes by saying they hope the information brings “truth” and encourages sharing with others to help “enlighten somebody else,” so people can “be aware” and “know about murder by injection.”
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Speaker 0: Borax pulls fluoride out of the body. You can do a little bit of a pinch of borax, and borax can pull the fluoride out of the system. Borax is sodium tetraborate, and there's a great document called the borax conspiracy where this guy was going around with a little pinch of Borax, and he was getting rid of people's arthritis and osteoporosis and pain and inflammation from fluoride. And guess what? They shut him down in the nineteen eighties.
So when you get into this, this is something to look into. And there's a document from 1893 with a fellow who did 5,000 studies on the benefits of Borax. And guess what? Nobody wants to talk about that. PubMed pulled all of that off.
PubMed. Because when you get into salt and the salt beds, think of sitting in a salt bed. Think of sitting in a salt lake how healing that is for you. So that's what borax connects you back to. This is why the poison control came after me when I first talked about borax because instead of them going after vaccines, they said that borax is toxic.
Yeah. The Florida poison control. They were like, this guy's out there telling people about borax, but we won't go after the vaccines. Right? That cold off ten percent of the population linking to blood clots, died suddenly, all that stuff.
Borax is dangerous. That's what they tell you. So just wanted to hit on that. You can go to earthclinic.org. You can look into Borax, and I highly recommend you just check it out because I'm all about solutions.
I'm so over the system, murder by injection, which is poisoning the people, culling the population, and I can't stand it anymore. So I love all of you guys. I hope that this can bring some truth out there, and I hope you can share it with somebody and enlighten somebody else so that they can be aware and know about murder by injection.
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Pollen heals all 👇 https://t.co/SC9rzovzdh
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Speaker 0 describes a Pala Verde plant and its flowers, explaining that the flowers produce pollen. They point out that there are “tons” of bees around them while they are near the plant, and they say you can hear the bees. Speaker 0 presents this scene as an indication of the pollen’s abundance and activity around the plant.
Speaker 0 then claims that the pollen can be eaten and that doing so benefits multiple parts of the body. They state that eating the pollen benefits the prostate, benefits the ovaries, and provides energy. They add that it benefits “every part of the body,” describing pollen as an all-encompassing food source. Speaker 0 refers to pollen as “the ultimate superfood,” framing it as uniquely powerful due to what it provides to the body.
They also describe the yearly availability of pollen, stating that “nature gives it to you for free every single year.” Speaker 0 emphasizes that all someone has to do is “look for it” to find it, implying that the resource is reliably present and accessible each year.
Speaker 0 connects their description of pollen with a further claim about vaccines. They say, “you can understand why they put pollen in vaccines,” and they explain that this is allegedly done so that people “get allergic to the pollen.” They then state a consequence of that alleged sensitization: when a person later goes to eat the pollen, they will have an adverse reaction.
Speaker 0 characterizes this chain of events as “crazy,” positioning the explanation as surprising or striking in the way pollen is treated both in nature and in relation to vaccines. Overall, the transcript centers on pollen from Pala Verde flowers—its association with many bees, its claimed health benefits across the body, its described free and yearly availability, and a claim linking pollen to allergic responses and adverse reactions after eating it.
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Speaker 0: So I figured I'd hit on this this is the Pala Verde and these are the flowers and this is pollen you'll notice all the bees around me there's tons of them you can hear them and what happens is is you can eat this and it benefits your prostate benefits your ovaries your energy every part of the body pollen is the ultimate superfood if you think about it and nature gives it to you for free every single year all you gotta do is look for it and you can understand why they put pollen in vaccines so that you get allergic to the pollen right then when you go to eat it you have an adverse reaction crazy
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No viruses, no snake venom.. just this ugly technology https://odysee.com/@CultivateElevate:e2/removing5gandwifi:d https://t.co/EPN6ANEUz4
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I say seedless watermelons are made sterile with colchicine, add wifi microwaves and you get a seedless society. I opt for seeded fruits and no wifi. If you can’t find them, use cantaloupe, other melons, or apricots—and boycott seedless. Seeds counter “big harma” and Monsanto.
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Seedless watermelons 🍉 using colchicine to make the fruit sterile. Add in wifi microwaves = seedless society. Opt for seeded fruits and no wifi. If you can't find watermelons eat cantaloupe, melons, or apricots. 🍒Boycott seedless fruits. Seeds counter big harma and monsatan. https://t.co/3IdDQHRzc5
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The speaker says they looked into “seedless watermelons” because they consider them “a mind blowing thing.” They claim that seedless watermelons are made by using an antibiotic so the fruit becomes infertile, preventing seeds from growing. They then connect this to what they believe happens after eating seedless fruit, arguing that if seedlessness is caused by making the watermelon infertile—so there is no seed and the fruit has been altered—then it will “make you infertile” in the gut lining.
The speaker extends the claim beyond watermelons, saying that going into seedless grapes, seedless oranges, seedless lemons, and seedless watermelons are “Monsanto’s products” aimed at making people infertile. They say this is tied to a broader “fertility crisis” discussed by many people. In their view, the lack of seeds in food leads to a lack of seeds for people to “procreate” and “continue on” their lineage, because they argue seeds are involved in feeding fertility for both males and females. They claim that seeds “are going to feed the fertility of a male or a female” and that these reproductive parts need to be fed; therefore, eliminating the seed also eliminates fertility.
The speaker advises that when choosing fruit like watermelons, people should look for “seeded watermelons.” They also say that seeds contain nutrients and that those nutrients are “the counters to many different diseases.” According to the speaker, a reason seeds are removed is that if people ate the actual seeds of the fruit, the seeds would counter illnesses. They then add that removing seeds makes it possible to keep people sick and to profit from it.
Overall, the speaker’s argument is that seedless versions of multiple fruits are produced by applying an antibiotic to make the fruit infertile and seedless, and that removing seeds from food leads to infertility by removing seed-related fertility support. They further claim that eliminating seeds removes nutrients that would counter diseases, and they frame this as part of a larger system that benefits from keeping people unwell.
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Speaker 0: I was going into seedless watermelons. I was looking this up because this is a mind blowing thing. Seedless watermelons, what they do is they use an antibiotic on seedless watermelons to make them infertile so that the seeds never grow. So think about what happens when you eat a seedless watermelon. What do you think it's gonna do in your gut lining?
Well, if it makes the watermelon infertile because there's no longer a seed and they've used that to alter it, well then it's gonna make you infertile. And so when you go into seedless grapes, you go into seedless oranges, seedless lemons, seedless watermelons, those are all Monsanto's products to make people infertile. So you get this whole thing with fertility crisis that all these people keep talking about. It's like, yeah, there's no seeds in the food. And if there's no seeds in the food, there's no seeds for you to procreate and make additional babies and continue on your lineage.
Because think about it, the seeds are going to feed the fertility of a male or a female. Those parts need to be fed. So if you eliminate the seed, well, guess what? You kinda just eliminated the whole entire thing with fertility. So when you're looking for watermelons, you should be looking for seeded watermelons.
Plus you get all the nutrients in the seeds which are the counters to many different diseases and obviously that's another reason they've gotten rid of seeds because if people were eating the actual seed of the fruit then they would also counter a whole bunch of illnesses but then how would they make any money? How would they keep people sick? That's the best way to describe it.
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Regrowing teeth with ultrasounds? 😬 Can't tell the people about that. For teeth health: Pearl + coconut oil For gum health: Dragons blood + coconut oil. 🎈https://cultivateelevate.com/ https://t.co/fkDfNzLxzZ
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Speaker 0 says someone sent a video where a man started regrowing teeth using frequencies. Speaker 1 reports that after applying ultrasound, the lower incisor “grow, grow, grow.” Speaker 2 asks whether the treatment is tried on humans and says that after twenty minutes a day, new teeth started to grow in a month. Speaker 0 adds that dentists are not being told, because if people could regrow teeth, it would “change it all,” and suggests the claim that a man in Canada created a device to regrow teeth using frequency.
Speaker 0 then shifts to other methods, stating that “with your teeth too,” people can do coconut oil pulling with pearl powder and a little bit of clove and peppermint. Speaker 2 explains what “pearl” is, saying it is “air compressed pearls,” made into a powder that is absorbed. They describe how pearl necklaces historically were associated with “pearly whites,” connecting the idea to air compressed pearls turned into powder.
Speaker 2 also claims that in South America, if someone lost a tooth, they would take a pearl and put it into the mouth because it was “the exact same DNA as a human,” and that nature provides “every resource that you need from every angle.”
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Speaker 0: Sent me a video yesterday of a guy who started regrowing teeth utilizing frequencies.
Speaker 1: Accidentally, when I applied the ultrasound, I found the lower incisor grow, grow, grow.
Speaker 2: Is the to try the treatment on humans. After twenty minutes a
Speaker 1: day, new
Speaker 2: teeth started to grow in a month. Oh,
Speaker 0: they don't wanna tell any dentist that. If all of a sudden you could start regrowing your teeth, oh, that would change it all. That would end it all. So there's another one, another one in which we have been sold that cannot be fixed but a guy in Canada created a device in which the teeth could regrow using frequency. And with your teeth too, you can do some coconut oil pulling with pearl powder and a little bit of clove and peppermint and you're good to go.
Somebody said what is pearl? Pearl is air compressed pearls. So think of how people used to wear pearl necklaces or they used to have pearly whites, That's all it is. Air compressed pearls turned into a powder and then you just absorb it. You're eating mother pearl and that's where the whole term pearly whites came from because they used to replace people's teeth with pearls.
In South America, if you lost a tooth, they would take a pearl and put it into the mouth because it was the exact same DNA as a human. So if a person lost a tooth, they would just put a pearl in their mouth. And that's the thing. Nature provides every resource that you need from every angle.
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Cloudbusters: Clearing up the nonsense in the sky. DIY: https://www.theorgonedonor.com/downloads.html Book: https://peakd.com/hive-198415/@survival-archive/loom-of-the-future-the-weather-engineering-work-of-trevor-james-constable https://t.co/jPNjttP23K
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Trevor James Constable and Wilhelm Reich created the Cloudbuster to counter weather modification they said was taking place in the skies. The transcript claims Constable worked for the US Navy and used related devices to “get rid of all the smog in California,” stating that California “knows how to clean up the skies.”
The transcript describes these devices as being “synced up to a running water source.” It says the devices would change the earth’s “etheric fields” and “etheric waves,” which it asserts are moving continuously throughout the earth. It further claims that Constable used the process of “damming up the ether” so that it would begin to rain.
In addition to inducing rain, the transcript states the same devices could make plants grow faster and clear areas of smog, pollution, toxins, and chemicals that it says were put up in the sky.
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Speaker 0: All different types of devices in which can be built to counter the modification that takes place on a daily basis. And this was Trevor James Constable and Wilhelm Reich who were creating the Cloudbuster to counter the weather modification that's taking place in our skies. And it's interesting because Trevor James Constable worked for the US Navy and also got rid of all the smog in California using these devices. Okay? So California knows how to clean up the skies.
Isn't that funny? This guy worked for the US Navy and also informed the state of California how to clean up the skies and get rid of all the smog using devices like this. And these devices here were just synced up to a running water source. And what they would do is they would change the etheric fields and the etheric waves of the earth. So the ether is moving all the time throughout the earth.
And what they would do is they would dam up the ether, that's whichever dreams constable would do over here, so that it would begin to rain. Or you can also make plants grow faster and clear up the areas of all the smog and pollution and toxins and chemicals that they would put up in the sky.
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Fake viruses playbook: Make up a fake virus, say it's jumping, offer donuts for toxic vaxxines, and repeat. Once we know viruses are fake the playbook ends.🌞🌞 https://t.co/tMn1dBgxFg
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The speaker discusses “Santa virus,” swine flu virus, and COVID virus, claiming “viruses are fake.” The speaker then frames the 1976 swine flu campaign as an example, saying the CDC “control plan for the national vaccination campaign against the swine flu in 1976” came out of Atlanta and that “there was not a single known case of this flu in The United States” yet “it did not stop the medical monopoly from their scheme.”
The speaker says swine breeders began to inject pigs and animals, after which “all of their animals began to perish,” and claims that if swine breeders would not inject toxins into animals, “Our only market is to inject it into the people.” The speaker then claims “Doctor Morris then went public with his statement” that “at no point was there a swine flu vaccine which was effective,” and says he was fired. The speaker adds that “anybody who goes against the vaccine narrative” is “removed.”
Next, the speaker says that because the pigs were passing and the vaccine needed to be delivered to people, “president Ford appears on a news program to urge the American people to submit to the vaccination for the swine flu vaccine, 1976.” The speaker says it “didn’t work with the pigs” because it was killing the pigs, and claims doctors began saying “don’t do that,” leading to the president being involved. The speaker then states that insurance agencies “went public with their warning” that they would not issue insurance to the drug firm because it “can cause a lot of damages.”
The speaker ties this to 2020 by saying it “Sounds a lot like 2020.” The speaker claims “it was a foil” that insurance companies warned, while Gerald Ford appealed to “the 215,000,000 Americans” to get “the booster,” “Get the injections,” and “Get your vaccines,” and that the government would provide “donuts” and “Krispy Kreme.” The speaker calls it “Murder by injection,” and says that “within a few months” claims totaling “$1,300,000,000 filed by the victims” included “paralysis from the swine flu vaccine.”
The speaker then claims the “medical monopoly” changed the name to “GBS,” and that in 1986 “Reagan signed a bill to protect all vaccines from lawsuits.” The speaker concludes by saying this “sums up vaccines in a nutshell,” asserting that presidents, animals, doctors, and TV were used and that the message is “repeating it to you until you don’t.”
The speaker ends with a directive, saying anyone who tells others to put vaccines “into your body” should be “beat them up or put them in a cage and beat them up,” mentioning “UFC” as an example.
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Speaker 0: Santa virus. Then you got the swine flu virus. Then you got the COVID virus. Remember, viruses are fake. Okay?
Number one, viruses are fake. Let me read you this. Suddenly, out of Atlanta came the CDC control plan for the national vaccination campaign against the swine flu in 1976. You remember that? The fact that there was not a single known case of this flu in The United States did not stop the medical monopoly from their scheme.
1976. So when the swine breeders began to inject their pigs and all of their animals, all of their animals began to perish. Well, if swine breeders won't inject the toxins into their animals, Our only market is to inject it into the people. This is the government. Right?
This is the government right here. So the whole CDC and the vaccinations, everything else. Doctor Morris then went public with his statement at no point was there a swine flu vaccine which was effective. He was fired. He was fired.
So anybody who goes against the vaccine narrative, removed. Okay? So this is 1976. So then because the pigs are passing and they gotta get it into the people, president Ford appears on a news program to urge the American people to submit to the vaccination for the swine flu vaccine, 1976. So it didn't work with the pigs because it was killing the pigs.
Then the doctors started saying, don't do that. So then they had to get the president involved. Right? Insurance agencies went public with their warning that they would not issue the drug firm any type of insurance because it can cause a lot of damages when they go to get it. Sounds a lot like 2020.
It was a foil that the insurance companies that Gerald Ford made his appeal to the 215,000,000 Americans and told them to get the booster. Get the injections. Get your vaccines. We'll give you donuts. We'll give you Krispy Kreme.
Murder by injection. Within a few months, the claims totaling $1,300,000,000 filed by the victims of who suffered all of the damages and paralysis from the swine flu vaccine. Right then. Medical monopoly, they decided to change the name to GBS instead. And then 1986, Reagan signed a bill to protect all vaccines from lawsuits.
Does that sum up vaccines in a nutshell? I think that does. That's what it sums up. You don't need to put any of this stuff into your body. And I think that's the most perfect example because you see that they used a president, they used the animals, they used the doctors, they used the TV, they used the whole system, and they just keep repeating it to you until you don't till you do it.
That's pretty much what it comes down to. They keep telling you the same thing, the Santa Virus and this and this and this because they just wanna vaccinate you. That's it. They just wanna stick vaccines in you, and they wanna poison you to keep their system going. That's it.
That's all it comes down to. Any person who tells you to put any of this garbage into their into your body, you should go beat them up or put them in a cage and beat them up, you know, something like that. Like UFC, something like that.
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Henry ford on the tiny hats 🎩 guess who owns the school system? ⬇️ https://t.co/45nspOgXBe
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Speaker 0 says they picked up Henry Ford’s newest book from 1920, described as the original “international tiny hat.” They urge people to look into it, stating that Henry Ford was discussing the “tiny hat” in the twenties and that “here we are in 2026” with “the same issue going on.” Speaker 0 frames this as a continuity between Ford’s era and the present.
Speaker 0 explains that anyone who went against the “tiny hat” was labeled an “anti tiny hat.” They present this labeling as a key part of how the idea operates, portraying it as a mechanism used to identify and categorize dissent or opposition.
Speaker 0 further claims that the book goes into how “the tiny hats control everything, everything.” They describe the scope of control as total and comprehensive, emphasizing that the “tiny hats” influence or determine outcomes across many areas rather than in a limited or narrow way.
They then describe the means by which this influence is said to be carried out: Speaker 0 says the “Bolshevik agenda” is used to push the “tiny hat” agenda onto the people. In Speaker 0’s account, the “Bolshevik agenda” functions as an underlying framework or strategy that helps advance the “tiny hat” agenda within society.
Speaker 0 also connects the “tiny hat” to specific cultural or political themes. They mention “gender nonsense” and “all the other garbage you see” as examples of what they believe is being pushed. Speaker 0 states that these themes are “all backed by the tiny ants,” linking them to the same controlling force described earlier.
Overall, Speaker 0 presents a narrative centered on Henry Ford’s 1920 book and the “international tiny hat,” asserting that the same issue is present in 2026. They highlight a pattern of labeling opponents as “anti tiny hat,” claim that “tiny hats control everything,” and state that a “Bolshevik agenda” is used to push the agenda onto the people, including “gender nonsense” and other referenced societal themes that are said to be supported by the “tiny ants.”
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Speaker 0: So I picked up Henry Ford's newest book from 1920. This is the original, the international tiny hat. And people need to look into this because Henry Ford was talking about this in the twenties, and here we are in 2026, same issue going on. And it's interesting because anybody who went against it was labeled an anti tiny hat. And this goes into how the tiny hats control everything, everything.
And what they use is the Bolshevik agenda to push it on to the people. The gender nonsense and all the other garbage you see, all backed by the tiny ants.
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Myth of holocaust? By eustace Mullins https://t.co/rYJmq2jJaI
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The transcript discusses what the speaker describes as “the myth of the holocaust,” which they say is interpreted by “the tiny hats” as giving them permission to maintain “international murder squads” and “assassins” worldwide, including against the enemies of “the tiny hats.” The speaker claims that “intelligence” is used to enable this, and that “these three letter agencies” are used against people.
The speaker also states that the “tiny hats” treat “the American goyim” like “cattle.” They add that U.S. Marines discovered this while in Lebanon, saying that “tiny hat soldiers” routinely threatened Marines and “offensively cut them off.”
The speaker concludes by suggesting that the mentioned topics are “something to kinda look into for books.”
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Speaker 0: The myth of the holocaust is interpreted by the tiny hats giving them permission to maintain international murder squads, assassins all across the world, even against the enemies of the tiny hats. Right? Who else do they use? They use this. They use the intelligence and then they use these three letter agencies against the people.
That's something interesting. Right? The tiny hats treat the American goyim like they're cattle. And then marines soon found this out in Lebanon when the tiny hat soldiers routinely threatened them and offensively cut them off. Something to kinda look into for books, you know.
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Accutane and depopulation? Insane. Acne is the body trying to detox toxins. 🌱Skin tips: Organic skincare, DIY soap, Organic diet, Filtered water, Avoid seed oils, Tallow, Raw eggs, and Dragons blood. Book: Murder by Injection. https://t.co/xYQ4QRYGjs
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Accutane is described as a “poisonous medication” linked to abortions. The transcript claims that in April 1988 the FDA released Accutane as a new drug, and that it caused one thousand spontaneous abortions, with seven thousand other abortions and additional side effects including joint aches, drying of the skin, and severe hair loss. It also claims that Hoffman LaRoche, who ran the FDA, stopped allowing women to participate in studies because the women were having spontaneous abortions, and that the company requested that women not be allowed into the studies anymore. The transcript asserts that studies are biased and written by drug companies to present different results, and contrasts a stated claim of a “thirty percent reduction in acne” with the reported abortion and hair-loss side effects.
The transcript further claims that the company continued pushing Accutane forward despite being aware of serious side effects. It then alleges that Congressman Ted Weiss demanded in 1988 that a criminal investigation be launched against forty deaths caused by Accutane, and reiterates that it is described as killing people while causing abortions and hair loss. The speaker says Accutane is still being sold “to this day.”
The transcript concludes with a broader claim that the medical system is protected and “poisons people on a regular basis,” and expresses outrage at the idea of people being prescribed Accutane. It argues that acne could instead be addressed through lifestyle and natural approaches, listing examples such as eating healthy, cleaning up skincare products, cleaning up water, using “dragon’s blood,” using “natural lotions,” using tallow, and eating raw eggs. The transcript closes by stating that, instead of these alternatives, people are prescribed Accutane to “cull the population.”
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Speaker 0: Accutane. What is Accutane? Accutane is a poisonous medication linked to abortions. This gets deep. So in April 1988, there was the release of Accutane by the FDA.
That was a new drug. And what it did was it caused one thousand spontaneous abortions. Okay? Seven thousand other abortions and other side effects such as joint ache, drying of the skin. So an acne skin medication is causing the skin issues and abortions and also causing severe hair loss.
Hoffman LaRoche, because that was his name, the guy who ran the FDA, stopped emitting women from the studies because all the women were having spontaneous abortions. Think of how crazy that is. Accutane requested for them not to allow that into the studies anymore. So when people are like, well, I trust the study because the study told me something else. The studies are biased.
They're written by the drug companies to tell you something. And they're like, well, if you take Accutane, it's giving you a thirty percent reduction in acne That comes with a spontaneous abortion? Like, what? And hair loss? Like, how how does that make any sense?
The company was aware that Accutane caused serious side effects, but they still continue to push onward. Then it gets crazier. Congressman Ted Weiss demanded in 1988 that a criminal investigation was launched against the forty deaths which were caused by Accutane. So not only was it killing people, it was causing abortions and hair loss all at the same time. This is an acne medication that is still being sold to this day.
This is why this this system, this medical system, this medi kill system is protected. They are protected and they just poison people on a regular basis. And when I read this book, just makes you wanna punch somebody in the face. You know, that's the best way to describe it. And if anybody was prescribed that, that's so twisted.
Right? Imagine somebody is prescribed that because they don't know that they could just eat healthy, clean up their skin care products, clean up their water, even utilize a little bit of dragon's blood because it's great for your skin or pearl or use natural lotions, use tallow, eat raw eggs. I mean, can name a million things. That's acne. Right?
But instead, they prescribe them these things to literally cull the population.
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Bohemia: Wiped off the map to remove the old world.📕📕 Topics to explore: German Uranium cubes, Bohemia glass, Alchemy, Folklore, and Tribes of Wotan. 👍 https://t.co/VcDbkWvpcm
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Bohemia was taken off the map because Bohemia was connected into uranium. According to the speaker, uranium was given to Germany so Germany could create the first nuclear power plants. After the war, the speaker claims the decision was made to take Bohemia off the map because they “don’t want people to research these topics.” The speaker also says Bohemia is where uranium glassware came from, describing “cool uranium glass” made in Europe and stating that when you look for it, you find Bohemia.
The speaker connects this to a broader claim that Bohemia was tied to alchemy, crystals, stones, and the “old world.” A similar idea is applied to Germany, described as “Mother Germany,” which the speaker says was also connected into the old world. The speaker then claims that countries connected to the old world were attacked during World War II because the belief was that they couldn’t be allowed to be powerful anymore. The speaker argues that having “old world technology” is a threat because it would allow people to get off the oil system and the electric system in use at the time, which the speaker frames as a threat.
They then discuss the idea that “Bohemians” came from where they were “connected,” and mention being “now a boogie Bohemian,” adding “I got a little Bohemian in me too.” The speaker says their grandma used to tell them, “never forget. You’re Bohemian. You’ve got a Bohemian in you.” They say grandparents have always told people things they should never forget, and that the goal is to “manipulate your mind” and take away culture.
The speaker claims that once culture is removed from someone, they become “a mixed thing,” which is described as easy to manipulate because they have lost their culture and “lost their who they descended from.” The speaker frames “turn people into the melting pot” as part of the goal, stating “We know where that term came from.” They add that they “own the newspapers, the radio, and all the social media.” The speaker also connects the “melting pot” idea to taking away culture and promoting a “mixed” identity.
They mention “boho style” and say it is connected, then bring up “Voton,” stating that people can look into Voton and “the tribes of Wotan,” written as “w o t a n.” They say it is “really cool” to explore. They also mention pagans as “really interesting” and connect pagan topics to “the style that” (the thought is left unfinished).
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Speaker 0: Bohemia was taken off the map. Because Bohemia was connected into uranium, uranium was given to Germany for them to create the first nuclear power plants. So, yeah, they were like, you know what? After war, we better take them off the map because we don't want people to research these topics. And Bohemia is also where the uranium glassware came from.
So if you get into the really cool uranium glass that was made in Europe, you find Bohemia. And that's why they took Bohemia off the map because Bohemia was into alchemy, into crystals, into stones, and the old world. Same with Germany. Mother Germany was also connected into the old world. Countries who were connected into the old world were attacked during World War two, and then they were like, we can't let them be powerful anymore.
Because think about it. If you've got old world technology and you're trying to get yourself off of the oil system and the electric system that we currently have, that's a threat. That is a threat right there. Somebody said that's where the Bohemians came from. I'm now a boogie Bohemian.
Yeah. I got a little Bohemian in me too as well. My grandma used to always say, never forget. You're Bohemian. You've got a Bohemian in you.
And that's the thing. If you think of your grandparents, they've always told you things that you should never forget. Right? You know, the whole goal with this is to manipulate your mind and then also to take away culture. Once you take away culture from somebody, then they're just a mixed thing.
And that mixed thing is very easy to manipulate because they now have lost their culture and they've lost their who they descended from. And that's a whole goal. Right? You turn people into the melting pot. We know where that term came from.
Who invented that? But they own the newspapers, the radio, and all the social media. But, you know, you get into the whole melting pot and that's the whole goal of that. Somebody said boho style, that goes connected. Bohemians were connected if you get into, Voton.
People can look into Voton, and you can look into the tribes of Wotan. Really cool thing to do, w o t a n. And if you get into the pagans, which is really interesting, you get into the style that
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The bells 🔔 mercury and uranium 👇 https://t.co/ARFcXLHuoX
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The discussion focuses on “bells” described in a book, referencing German work on the “Die Glock,” presented as a giant bell used for levitation. The transcript states that Nick Cook and many other scientists believe the bell discharged some sort of radiation connected to levitation. It describes internal components: cylinders inside the bell that spun in the opposite direction and contained mercury, “quicksilver.” It specifically claims the mercury involved was “red mercury,” characterized as a type the government says to stay away from.
The transcript claims the setup produced electricity (linked to the mercury creating voltage) and that uranium or radium inside the bell would emit the radiation. It describes observable effects attributed to the system: sounds likened to a beehive and a bluish phosphorus glow from the bell. It also states that this form of levitation and other inventions were similar to the Vril Society, and says readers should look into Wotan, along with works attributed to Schauberger and Tesla, and “right there, that bell.”
Finally, it connects these claims to geopolitical events by stating that the United States government said Germany was developing nukes, which the transcript presents as a reason for the invasion, and asks whether this explains why the invasion happened.
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Speaker 0: So today we're gonna talk about bells, and we're gonna go through this book. You know, the Germans did the Die Glock, which was a giant bell, which was used for levitation. And it shows right here, Nick Cook and many other scientists all believe that the bell discharged some sort of radiation, which is really interesting, and was connected to levitation. Now here's where it gets fascinating. There were cylinders inside the bell which spun in the opposite direction, which also contained mercury.
And not just any type of mercury, red mercury, the one the government tells you to stay away from. So check this. This is mercury right here. Right? Quicksilver.
Look at how much electricity. Wild. So we got mercury, which creates that voltage, and then you got the uranium or radium right here. Okay? And then that would emit the radiation.
What's interesting is that the sounds that came off of it were like a beehive, and there was a bluish phosphorus glow of the bell. And they say that this form of levitation and other inventions were similar to the Vril Society, which people need to look into in Wotan. Also, Schauberger's work, Tesla's work, and right there, that bell. Now what's funny is the United States government was saying that Germany was developing nukes, they had to invade them. Do you kinda see why they had to invade them now?
@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate
Eye docs be like don't use pearl powder with eye exercises... meanwhile they never offer a solution. Mind blowing. https://cultivateelevate.com/search.php?search_query=pearl§ion=product https://t.co/jqb9gjtTyN
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Speaker 0 says they are “doing something right” when eye professionals come after them. Speaker 1, addressing “Doctor Vicki,” claims there is “zero evidence” that pearl powder or eye exercises help glaucoma.
Speaker 0 responds that Doctor Vicki says there is no evidence that pearl powder can help glaucoma, but shares personal accounts. They say their 80-year-old father, who has had glaucoma for most of his life, “just got a good report” and was told he does not need surgery because his eyes are doing better “due to the pearl powder.” Speaker 0 also says another person went to a professional, was receiving multiple drops, and after trying pearl powder their eye pressure “went to normal.” Speaker 0 suggests eye professionals and opponents “don’t wanna look into these things,” and claims they stop “dancing on TikTok” and then “come out in pairs and attack pearl powder.”
Speaker 1 asserts the claim that eye doctors are keeping information from people “because we wanna keep you guys as patients,” saying they want fewer patients and that Doctor Vicki “has no medical degree or background.” Speaker 1 also says Doctor Vicki is “not the one making money selling you shit” and calls the situation “grifters gonna grift.”
Speaker 0 says people are “just crazy,” then adds that “Pearl Powder and Dogs” are also said to be helping cataracts. They claim businesses are created to keep patients coming back “forever” instead of giving solutions. Speaker 0 further claims that Lisa went to an eye professional and her prescription improved from “negative three” to “negative two point seven five” in two months using pearl.
Speaker 1 concludes by questioning how anyone could explain these outcomes, calling it “witchcraft,” with the phrase “Pearl powder baby” used as a closing remark.
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Speaker 0: You know you're doing something right when the eye professionals come after you.
Speaker 1: This is bullshit. Doctor Vicki, ophthalmologist, glaucoma specialist, let's talk about this. There is zero evidence that pearl powder or eye exercises help glaucoma.
Speaker 0: So she says there's no evidence that pearl powder can help glaucoma. My 80 year old dad who has had glaucoma for most of his life just got a good report from his doctor that he does not need to have surgery as his eyes are doing better due to the pearl powder. Interesting. And then it gets even better when you find out another person went to the professional. They were giving them all these drops, and they realized they could just try pearl, and their pressure for their eyes went to normal.
Yeah. I don't think they wanna look into these things. And since they're not dancing on TikTok anymore, they decided to come out in pairs and attack pearl powder. It's wild to find out you wanna attack a solution. Right?
Good.
Speaker 1: He claims that eye doctors are keeping this information from you because we wanna keep you guys as patients. Like, we're not overbooked and would love to have fewer patients. And, like, he's not the one making money selling you shit. He has no medical degree or background, but thanks you for supporting his small business. Grifters gonna grift.
Speaker 0: It seems people are just crazy. But check this, Pearl Powder and Dogs also helping cataracts. That's another one too. All of these businesses created to keep patients coming back forever instead of actually giving them solutions. And Lisa went to the eye professional and her prescription went from negative three to negative two point seven five in two months using Pearl.
How do they explain that? Must be witchcraft, right? Pearl powder baby.
@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate
Wi-Fi = microwaves invented by Raytheon. Get rid of it Book: zapping of America 👇 https://t.co/uTXHIGtHz3
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The speaker says they do not have Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, or any wireless devices in their house, arguing that there is no need for wireless technology to “ping” microwaves throughout the home. They reference a recurring claim that wireless technology is not microwaves, then respond by pointing to a book titled *The Zapping of America*, described as “microwaves and the deadly risk,” written by Paul B. They state that the book argues all wireless technology is microwaves and that it was created by Raytheon, citing the first cell phone and first wireless technology as being created by Raytheon.
The speaker then claims that the Department of Defense wants people to have wireless technology in their houses because, they say, it “cooks them” and causes health issues including autoimmune issues, loss of smell, loss of taste, dizziness, and brain fog. They also claim that with wireless technology, people can “watch the people” and see what is in a house. The speaker recommends the book *The Zapping of America* by Paul Broder and suggests viewers look into Paul Broder, describing him as possibly French.
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Speaker 0: I don't have any Wi Fi in my house. I have no Bluetooth. I have no wireless devices in my place. You do not have to have wireless technology pinging microwaves throughout your house. And someone's always gonna say, well, they're it's it's it's not microwaves.
Right? That's what somebody always says. Well, here's the book. It's called the zapping of America, and it's called microwaves and the deadly risk. And this was written by Paul B.
People can look into this. And this book goes into how all of the wireless technology is microwaves. It was created by Raytheon. First cell phone, created by Raytheon. First wireless technology, created by Raytheon.
So you kinda start to understand that the Department of Defense, because that's Raytheon, really wants people to have wireless technology in their house. Because not only does it cook them and give them a bunch of health issues like autoimmune, loss of smell, loss of taste, dizziness, brain fog, that whole thing, but also they can watch the people. When you got wireless, people can see what's in the house. So this is a great book, and I just I highly recommend it. The Sapping of America by Paul Broder.
I think he's a French man right there, so you guys can look into this.
@CultivateElevat - Matt From Cultivate Elevate
Organic apricot seeds vs Cancer? I trust nature more than the government. Cancer is just the body crying out for help from a toxin overload. 📕📕Books: G Edward Griffin - World Without Cancer and Peter Glidden The MD Emperor Has No Clothes https://t.co/iZ2VJgNtZM
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The discussion covers apricots and the “counter” to claims about the seeds. It notes that people are told not to eat the inside of the seed, referencing a “cyanide scare” in which “there’s cyanide in the seeds,” attributing the warning to the FDA.
The speaker contrasts this with the claim that the same source is promoting vaccination, saying this juxtaposition is “delusional.” They also assert that the Hunza tribe has been eating “thousands of apricot seeds” with “there has never been a case” of harm, including “look at that in the Hunza.”
The speaker then gives practical instructions: obtain apricots, use a mallet to crack the seed, and remove the inner part, which they describe as “a little seed” that is “bitter.” The bitterness is said to be “really good for this right here.”
The speaker claims that “professionals aren’t gonna tell you about that” because they “get a 6% commission from doing chemo on you.” They add that apricots can be found for “$10,” and conclude by stating they would “rather trust the apricot seed than the government.”
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Speaker 0: So today we're gonna talk about apricots and the counter to oh, yes. That's why they tell you not to eat the inside of the seed. And it's wild because the cyanide scare, you know, when people say, oh, there's cyanide in the seeds. Yes. That came from the FDA.
The same ones who wanna vaccinate you 55 times are telling you to avoid apricots. Think about how delusional that is. Meanwhile, the Hunza tribe has been eating thousands of apricot seeds and there has never been a case of, oh, look at that in the Hunza. So you're gonna find yourself some apricots, get a mallet, and you're gonna crack that seed. And you're gonna be left with this little seed, which is bitter.
And that bitter is really good for this right here. And now, obviously, the professionals aren't gonna tell you about that because remember, they get a 6% commission from doing chemo on you, which is funny because you can just go find yourself some apricots for $10. So, yeah, I would rather trust the apricot seed than the government. I don't know about you.