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3241  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What's your opinion of gun control? on: September 16, 2018, 11:57:21 PM
I think it's good to control the use of weapons, because weapons can be misused if those who hold are children, and there has been a lot of news about weapons abuse that has happened lately, in my country only certain people can have weapons

How much of this 'news' is utter bullshit?  As per the link above, when one of the very few real reports left looked into things she found that out of some 230-ish reported 'school shootings', only 11 were found an actual basis in reality.  Now why would that be do you suppose?

Again:  https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2018/08/27/640323347/the-school-shootings-that-werent

3242  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Are terrorists only muslim in religion? on: September 11, 2018, 06:11:29 PM
Here is the review of Islam.

https://www.hoover.org/research/religious-sources-islamic-terrorism

Most reason of their terrorism acts is because of a revenge against the Israel. But then other countries do help this Israel. For that reason, the political governance and religion of Islam attacks those friendly countries.

Pffft.  The real 'terrorist' organizations such as the so-called ISIS who truly do terrorize communities are careful to never touch Israel.  They don't want to bite the hand which feeds them...and leads them.

Of course Israel tries to label any group which genuinely counters it's desires as 'terrorist'.  Classic examples would be Hamas (started by Israeli intel) and Hezbollah.  These are clearly nationalist movements with paramilitary wings, and they both have very legitimate grievances against Israel for threats and actions against their people.  I don't consider them to be 'terrorist' almost at all.  Most of the incidents which have in the past impacted 'my people' (Americans) have been a direct result of our facilitating Israeli aggression and poking our nose into places where it doesn't belong (e.g., Beirut.)

I see Hezbollah in particular as being as close to 'freedom fighters' as it gets.  I also don't see them as being tools of Iran.  They and Iran have mutual interests and provide mutual support to one another, but Hezbollah has it's own distinct set of priorities and these seem to be mainly to protect the Lebanese population against attack (in various ways) by Israel, 'the West', and their minions such as Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, etc.

3243  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 11, 2018, 05:51:29 PM
Lets be serious here, vaccines have helped us to eradicate  terrible diseases  such as the small pox or polio, you DO understand this is no coincidence right? Millions of lives have been saved thanks to vaccination. If you personally know a doctor, please - DO ask him/her to tell you an option on the topic!

Doctors inevitably have a relatively high IQ in order to get through med school, but they are not super-human.  Not even close.  In med school they don't necessarily become even proficient in most fields.  They might have touch on the subject of vaccination for one day of one class.  In order to pass the mid-term they just have to repeat a few fundamental 'truths' about how great vaccination is.  This because most medical schools are funded by people who get rich off of the status quo in allopathic medicine.

Doctors also don't have to keep current in all branches of medical science.  In fact it would be impossible.  Some doctors are fascinated by their occupation and read broadly about it as a passion.  Others are more interested in their golf game.

At the end of the day, an intelligent person from another field can easily eclipse most licensed medical doctor in knowledge of a particular field of medicine with a week or two of study.  This doesn't make them 'as good as' a doctor because they will still lack the breadth of knowledge that most doctors have by virtue of years of study and practice, but it makes them perfectly qualified to speak intelligently on a subject such as vaccination.

Much of my most valuable information about vaccinations and some of the problems with them come from medical doctors and research scientists who, after years of experience, 'flipped' and no longer believe some of the stuff they were supposed to believe in order to be issued a degree and license.  Inevitably these are people with the half a lecture in immunology under their belt AND a lot of first-hand medical experience AND a great deal of extra independent study to confirm their suspicions and catch up on the in-depth scientific aspects of the field.

Unfortunately when a doctor or scientist goes against the flow, it has very negative consequences for their livelihood.  Only a tiny fraction of truly special people are willing to do this.  And only a tiny fraction of the general public notices, recognizes, and appreciates their work and their sacrifices.  At the end of the day, though, someone like Dr. Suzanne Humphries will save orders of magnitude more pain and suffering by putting out the information she knows on videos with only a couple thousand views than she ever could if she kept her $300,000 year job as a nephrologist.

http://drsuzanne.net/dr-suzanne-humphries-vaccines-vaccination/

3244  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 10, 2018, 03:26:00 PM
This whole thread can be explained by the simple fact that people who don't get their children vaccinated, also don't visit the doctor as often
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The 'whole thread' eh?

Funny there are no 'total health outcome' studies which employ proper multivariate analysis in order to substantiate the claim.  But when we are have someone as wise as Moloch to bless us with his wisdom, who needs science, right?  Part of any decent study of this nature would be to publish the protocols along with the data and 'the maths.'  In other words the study would be 'open.'

Actually there are a fair number of studies which claim to find that the unvaccinated are much lower in a variety of expensive, life-long, and debilitating medical conditions than those who've received a 'full' vaccine schedule as instructed by corp/gov.  For some reason corp/gov is very resistant to sponsoring or certifying such studies themselves even though it would be fairly simple to do.  Who knows why?

We all have a pretty good idea why such studies will never be done, and if they are, they won't be done properly.  If such a study ever was done only a tiny fraction of the really clueless would opt for any shots for their kids.  Fact is, vaccinations really are an appropriate tool for certain things and it is worth the risk in certain instances, but the abuse that already occurred means that in terms of having a responsible program for the actual good of society, 'that ship has sailed.'

3245  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 06, 2018, 09:10:00 PM

So on one side you believe some unknown group of people control us so much that they are literally creating harmful vaccines to slowly kill us with time but you also believe they are stupid enough to think overpopulation is a problem? LUL

Well, that's what they cannot stop talking about.  And it's the 'problem' that they throw money at.

Most of the eugenically minded are of the 'resource based economy' mindset.  The U.N. is their center-mass.  In that case, any more Flips than are needed to harvest their pineapples are to many.  You gotta keep this 'excess' peeps alive and happy enough to not join the NPA and burn down your shit.  Doing so under a situation where there are excess peeps means burning the resources under their control at an inefficient and unnecessary rate.

Another class are the 'debt-backed' economic model crowd.  These would be the so-called 'international bankers' who've been on-top for a few hundred years but who's current cash cow (the post Brenton-Woods petro-dollar) is due for a re-set.  They don't have an issue with to many people.  In fact, the more the merrier..as long as they will go into debt slavery and make their interest payments.

Even while they jostle for position both groups scratch one-another's backs since it is mutually beneficial to them.  The real PTB folks have bets on both groups since it isn't clear who is going to win.

3246  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 06, 2018, 02:00:31 PM

Some of these creeps consider it to be a 'humanitarian' action.  Kinda like getting a pet neutered or spayed so that 'future generations' will not have to 'struggle' with overpopulation issues.  The academics who design and analyze these programs, and the middle level operatives who implement them are prone to this line of thought.  The people at the top know it is about power, money, and control.  They are psychopaths who take pleasure in their 'successes' in these kinds of things.
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How can you believe in these idiotic myths? Overpopulation is not even close to be a problem, probably never will, do you know China? So many people live inside China and they are perfectly fine, even if the population doubled or tripled in size we would still be fine and by that time we will probably live on Mars.

I can believe that the psychopaths with huge influence believe this stuff because I pay attention to what they write and say.  I can believe they act on their desires because there is a huge amount of evidence for it.

I know of China and India and have in fact traveled to both.  I believe that both probably are more highly populated than is desirable by any standard, but that is their problem to work out.  As long as they don't work it out by sending their excess people to take over my country I don't think it is any of my business to tell them what to do.

I would also mention that often times when a person travels they see mostly or exclusively the densely populated urban areas and get a distorted view of reality.  Indeed, even urban residents of a nation itself sometimes 'don't get out of town much.'  This make them prone to be intellectually victimized by the Eco-fraud crowd (who are usually bank-rolled by control freak psychopaths who have their own agenda.)

3247  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 06, 2018, 02:04:44 AM
I think a sicker could not be about having a vaccine or without being vaccinated.  The chemicals mixed to the vaccine and to our foods causes the man to be in a poor health. Also the lifestyle is one of the reason why man become sick. However, in our country, the Philippines, some childs died because of a vaccinne.

The policy of the U.S. is to have fewer people in the Philippines.  This will help our corporations obtain mineral resources at a lower cost.  That is known from documents rather than inferred from activities.  Now four decades later corporations are much more 'multi-national' than they were.
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Limiting the people in the Philippines by using this whatsoever is unhuman.

Ya think? 

Some of these creeps consider it to be a 'humanitarian' action.  Kinda like getting a pet neutered or spayed so that 'future generations' will not have to 'struggle' with overpopulation issues.  The academics who design and analyze these programs, and the middle level operatives who implement them are prone to this line of thought.  The people at the top know it is about power, money, and control.  They are psychopaths who take pleasure in their 'successes' in these kinds of things.

Most of our people does not entrust vaccines immediately wether it is local or foriegn.

Glad to hear.  The Philippines has been sort of a 'ground zero' for testing out population control ideas on the little brownies.  Ever since the hCG-laced  'tetanus' vaccine designed to sterilize women.

The DAR supervise the natural fruits, foods and resources to enhances the growth of healthy production. Also, our experts do study the strategies of other countries in managing health problems.

Looks to me as though the problem of political corruption is what is biting the Filipino people in the ass over and over again.  Right up until the Sanofi  related denguvaxia scandal just recently.  Glad to see the Duterte seems to be at least a little bit active in at least acknowledging the issue and trying to get to the bottom of it.  No wonder he is so hated by the Western media.

3248  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Are terrorists only muslim in religion? on: September 06, 2018, 12:48:42 AM

Well, for starters let's check our friend Wikipedia.

Mossad's former motto, be-tachbūlōt ta`aseh lekhā milchāmāh (Hebrew: בתחבולות תעשה לך מלחמה‎) is a quote from the Bible (Proverbs 24:6): "For by wise guidance you can wage your war" (NRSV). The motto was later changed to another Proverbs passage: be-'éyn tachbūlōt yippol `ām; ū-teshū`āh be-rov yō'éts (Hebrew: באין תחבולות יפול עם, ותשועה ברוב יועץ‎, Proverbs 11:14). This is translated by NRSV as: "Where there is no guidance, a nation falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety."

Hmm....

Does not seem to agree with your assertions....

'Checking Wikipedia' about anything which is at all controversial and involves 'the Jews' is an utter waste of time.  JIDF had owned that bitch for a decade.  Note how in the above it sheds zero light on the issue.

It scanning around a bit, I find this as part of a discussion of the topic.  Would be interesting to see what real Hebrew speakers say about it.

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According to modern Hebrew speakers, the way that the word "Takhbulot" is translated in the modern age is that of 'tricks, ruses, ploys (i.e. deception) different to that of the 'wise counsel' which is a translation from the King James bible, and different to the translation in the modern Hebrew.
http://lunaticoutpost.com/showthread.php?tid=138082

"Quote:The solution is written in the Bible (Proverbs 24:6): “For by ruses thou shalt make thy war.”
(In the King James version, the Hebrew word Takhbulot is translated as “wise counsel”. In Modern Hebrew it means ruses, tricks, ploys – and that is the way it is understood by all Hebrew-speakers today.)"

I did also find an interesting presentation by one Gilad Atzmon.  I've noticed when Jewish people choose to be honest it is as powerful as when they choose to be deceptive.  People like this guy will be the saving grace of Jews everywhere.  I just wish there were more like him who had the balls to call a spade a spade.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd9j2k8Zn04

Edit: clean-up from a rapid post.
3249  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Are terrorists only muslim in religion? on: September 05, 2018, 03:34:32 PM
It isn't only about muslims, or any other religion, okay yes a few self proclaimed muslims are, but I do not think they really stand for what the religion does, many people are terrorists, no matter the religion, people just want to make harm they have problems.

True, except you left out the fact that Islam is a political movement.  It is not all about praying to God and doing good deeds. 
It is mostly about converting and dominating non-believers.  "submit or die" type of a deal.

Jihadism is unique to Islam.

More and more the leaderships of all of the Abarhamic religions are themselves not 'Christian', 'Islamic', or 'Jewish' at all.  They are in fact Lucifarian (for lack of a better term.)  They hide behind the cloak of one of the outward facing religions because it is the most effective way to achieve their goals.  I suspect the coordinate fairly closely with one another behind the curtain.

As far as I can tell the 'Jihadis' are so primitive that they could achieve almost nothing on their own.  They get plenty of help.  So to see who from, look at who they attack.  In fact it is primarily Muslim populations, or mixed non-secular populations dominated by Muslims who are targeted by so-called 'Jihadists' though this doesn't make news very often.

3250  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 05, 2018, 03:03:21 PM
I think a sicker could not be about having a vaccine or without being vaccinated.  The chemicals mixed to the vaccine and to our foods causes the man to be in a poor health. Also the lifestyle is one of the reason why man become sick. However, in our country, the Philippines, some childs died because of a vaccinne.

The policy of the U.S. is to have fewer people in the Philippines.  This will help our corporations obtain mineral resources at a lower cost.  That is known from documents rather than inferred from activities.  Now four decades later corporations are much more 'multi-national' than they were.

Looks to me like a general strategy globally is to arrange 'problems' of various types in many countries, and problems that we can modulate as needed.  This creates weak leaderships that we can control.

Further, it looks to me as though the U.S. itself is more and more the victim of the same sorts of strategies.  Engineered by use of drugs (illegal and legal), social strife like antifa and 'open borders', crime and extortion by the government itself more often, etc, etc.  Looks to me as though countries with which we have a 'special relationship' are in the driver's seat for some of these operations.

3251  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 05, 2018, 02:14:53 AM

I was waiting for Astargath  to list all the 10m different doctors by name, with the thing that each of them said, and their locations so we can verify that they really exist.

Astargath is towing the corp/gov orthodoxy line so he doesn't need to bother with strenuous stuff like facts, 'evidence', common sense, logic, etc.  Must be nice for some people, but it's not my cup of tea.

3252  Other / Politics & Society / Re: U.S President Trump: Google ‘rigged’ search results, ‘illegal’ censorship. on: September 04, 2018, 09:59:09 PM

Look at Microsoft's monopoly woes back in the 90s and government's actions against it. We didn't get open source Windows out of it. Owing to market forces we got some competition decades later, ironically in the form of a somewhat open source OS from Google, but here we are again.


A 'somewhat' open source solution doesn't cut it from a security perspective.   All that is good for is to get free labor from the naive pool of the high-IQ population who doesn't receive a pay stub from Big Evil.  Here in corp/gov merged 2018, the primary usefulness of such a solution would be to see what is NOT open-sourced to help narrow down where the back-doors are.

3253  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Are terrorists only muslim in religion? on: September 04, 2018, 09:51:10 PM
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  "By way of deception thou shalt do war."

The above is supposed to be the motto of the ....

Actually you can find it in many books and places. Certainly in Muslim war methodology and Muslim terrorist methods. In Machiavelli. In The Art of War by Sun Tzu. Etc, etc, etc.

Fine.  What other (purportedly) state sponsored intelligence or paramilitary organizations besides Mossad use it as their official motto?

Would you assume that an organization who used it as their motto was prone to, or at least no allergic to, using deception as an element of their work?

Some of the 'events' which happen in today world are strongly suspected to be false-flags designed induce an action which benefits Israel.  Some people implicate Mossad.  Would you say that Mossad's having such a motto adds or subtracts from the strength of such a conjecture?

It looks to me as I study this stuff that Mossad is so proud of some of their 'deceptions' that they cannot help but brag about them to a degree, and mostly in a way that leaves little doubt among those who are a little bit sophisticated.  Many 'Jews' are well over this threshold and probably do take a more than a little pride in the work of 'theirs'.  I probably would to if I was no allergic to being a liar, but I was not brought up that way.  At the end of the day, though, 'what comes around goes around' and I doubt that things will end well for those who thought they were so clever and 'chosen.'  Time will tell.

The thing which I see some people missing is that just because one does not use deception and deceit does not mean that they are 'to stupid' to do so or that they don't understand how to do so.  They simply choose not to for one reason or another.  Probably a good 1/4 or the world listens to Netanyahoo spout off and sees exactly what Israel is doing, and how, and is filled with disgust.  Netanyahoo may not realize this and may not believe it when is 'algorithms' people tell him.  That's the impression I get.  He may have a plan for how to deal with this unpleasant reality, but having a plan and having a workable plan are two different things.  Especially since it's probably less than 1/4 of us goyim and well over 1/2 of 'the Jews', and a lot of them are probably as repulsed as I am.

3254  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What's your opinion of gun control? on: September 03, 2018, 01:01:11 AM

Guns were created to protect and not to harm. It's okay to own one but it should be acquired legally and for the right purposes. The government has every right to order gun control since they're the ones who runs and takes care of the society. Right now, there are plenty of reports for smuggled guns and ammunitions being sold in the black market away from the governments radar, and it could possess a grave threat to the society if those persons who owns the said guns will use it to their own evil cause and intentions.

Ummm...given that it is trivial for a law abiding citizen to buy guns and ammo legally, the only people who are doing so on the black market are criminals.  WTF do you think they are going to use the guns for?

It should go without saying that outlawing firearm ownership will drive the black market profits to near infinity in a place where people are as attached to their guns and the idea of self-defence as we are here in the U.S..  Maybe you are a wanna-be black market gun dealer?

Except for crime ridden inner cities the U.S. basically has little real problem with gun crimes, and what we do have has been dropping for several decades as a result of the common-sense policy of 'throwing the book at' people who are caught using firearms in the commission of a crime.

A lot of the problems that people perceive are a result of falsified data used in a massive anti-gun propaganda drive.  As per the link I posted above.

Also, a person should not be licensed to carry a gun if he/she has a criminal record or has some mental issues.

They are not only not allowed to carry them, they are not allowed to own them.  You are fighting a non-problem and advocating a solution which has existed for a long time.  Ask yourself why?

No serious person on either side of the debate advocates changing this basic policy with respect to convicted criminals.  I personally am leery about the 'mental health' aspect.  It's as plain as day that a lot of the gun-grabber types would be willing and happy to define wishing to own a gun as a 'mental issue' in and of itself.  Or basically any thought pattern which conflicts with what the current political leadership wants.

3255  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What's your opinion of gun control? on: September 02, 2018, 05:19:13 PM

Well "I'll be dipped in shit and rolled in rock-salt!"  NPR is about the last place I expected to see some of the bullshit that the gun-grabbers are generating be actually called out:

  https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2018/08/27/640323347/the-school-shootings-that-werent

I wonder how much longer this 'Anya Kamenetz' chick will have her job?

3256  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 01, 2018, 07:54:51 PM

''In two seconds I found a link which was perfectly satisfactory to show they yes, sure enough this DID happen'' Again the problem, you saw a link which said something and you believed it, that's the problem here. I can give you testimonials from 10m different doctors saying vaccines are good but you will be more than happy to believe the 5 doctors that say they are not.

The question was 'did or did not the German government have different vaccines for government workers than they had for non-government workers?'  You had never heard of such a thing.  I had.  It took seconds to look it up and get an unambiguous answer that yes, the event did occur.  It was trivially easy to verify this.

3257  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 01, 2018, 07:49:58 PM

I never said vaccines are perfectly safe, I keep mentioning the have side effects, seems like not vaccinating yourself is affecting your brain. Your article clearly said they took the vaccines so why would they take vaccines at all? Vaccines are needed to stop diseases, it's a fact, at the end of the day who cares if you want to kill yourself and your children by not vaccinating them, go ahead lol.

All I want is a choice.  Unfortunately corp/gov propaganda is producing an army of mindless drones (e.g., you) to get their mandatory vaccination dreams a reality in my country.

I'll choose the option where my kids have a 1/1,000,000 chance of dying from a 'preventable' disease rather than the option where there is a 300,000/1,000,000 chance that they have some chronic (and often enough fatal) autoimunity problems to struggle with forever, and such a weak immune system that they catch every sniffle that comes along.  Especially when they have a 3/1,000,000 chance of dropping dead from the shot itself.  This is just common sense.  Or should be...and was a couple of decades ago.

Anyway, I'm arranging to take my ass (and my money) to a different country if/when mandatory vaccination comes to town.  If dengue fever is a problem, I'll take my chances.  Speaking of, here's one of the relatively recent vaccine scandals in a long list of them:

  https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/confusion-blame-game-fuels-philippines-vaccine-scandal

3258  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 01, 2018, 03:21:39 PM

Conspiracy theorists will always search 2 seconds on google and believe any website that pops up, you proved it.

You whined about someone not producing a link for the German policy of giving govt employees different vaccines than they gave to private citizens.

In two seconds I found a link which was perfectly satisfactory to show they yes, sure enough this DID happen.  Ironically, not long ago you were carping that someone could have found a certain link with a quick web search.

Now you are bitching that I didn't take enough time to find a link and it is, I guess, a lie because I found it so quickly.

Looser.

3259  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 01, 2018, 01:54:26 PM

Yeah, ignore my last post while calling people ''sheeps'' how ironic with conspiracy theorists  Grin Grin Grin

Look again.  Maybe you should lay off of the 'flu shots' and statins?

A ton of products are made with harmful materials, ranging from foods to shampoos. Tuna contains mercury and people still eat it, processed meat literally gives you cancer and it's still there, if you want to worry about our health why don't you start there? Vaccines like other medicine and drugs have side effects but they work, I'd rather have possible side effects than die instantly of some weird disease. But hey I guess you think Ebola is going to be cured with ''good hygiene'' just like the other diseases ROFL


'Sheeple' will always fall for the psy-ops like 'flu pandemic', 'ebola' and 'zika'.  The people engineering this stuff are legitimately concerned about the failure of the human species now that there are 'no predators to thin the herd.'  (Yes, those who wrote the screenplay of Idiocracy were quit familiar with the writings of those who are influential among today's powers that be...and this is reflected in the stunning level of prescience that the film displayed.)  Seems almost like big pharma is taking over the role of the predators.  Namely, killing off the weak and [intellectually] lame, and vaccines seem like one of the tools in their toolkit.

The release of Idiocracy as described by Mike Judge was quite interesting.  Clearly there was an attempt to bury it even if it cost money.  Hmmm.

3260  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker? on: September 01, 2018, 02:28:35 AM

Here's an interesting vid about organic mercury compounds.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ7M01jV058

The guy has a funny presentation style, but his information is quite good and accurate even if it may sound to some people like jargon.  Some of his info was new to me.

The multi-dose flu vaccine which they use to shoot up the plebs in the local grocery store's pharmacy continues to be preserved with organic mercury compounds similar to that discussed in this vid.  Thankfully these were finally removed (mostly) from most of the single-dose vaccines which pleb class people are supposed to be shooting their kids up with.  Especially in certain 'progressive' states like California.

The vid makes mention several times of lipids (aka 'fats'.)  These are highly important for many body functions and especially in cell membranes.  Putting detergents in vaccines (the Polysorbate-80 mentioned in the ingredients list posted above) to be shot directly into the blood stream is actually quite interesting.

Also cholesterol is a form of lipid and much of the neural tissue is made of it.  It is interesting that the definitions for 'healthy levels' of cholesterol keep being dropped down down down until almost everyone 'should' be taking statin drugs to help eat up the cholesterol.  Various trial balloons have even been floated about putting statin drugs into the water supplies.  These drugs basically 'eat your brain' in an almost literal sense.  So it seems to me.

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