Yes we are soused in toxins and we've talked about it for years and years and still more dousing goes on like spaying on people and land without getting consent, (chemtrails and pesticides) and typically rampaging on the environment that belongs to all of us and future generations. And why? Because companies want to make a profit. And to do that they make things that are convenient so people will buy them. So the real problem is people who buy them, who pay for toxic showers and use toxic substances. It's symbiotic. Talking about it is good but really we're talking to the choir because so many people I know that use Roundup don't listen to talks like this, don't care about what they do the the environment, the environment isn't even on their radar, it's just not something they think about. So another strategy needs to be incorporated as well. Maybe advertising on tv but that's never going to happen. So what about ordinary people like us doing "reverse ads" and getting our message out? Rather than having summits that only talk to people who already care, how about those people doing something like tell a friend? Maybe record these encounters and put them on social networks. We are the media now. Or we can be if we use our noggin. We have so much at our disposal now but we are not branching out and using them. We are using the same methods to get things across - summits, courses, seminars, webinars. It's not enough anymore. Now we have to be accountable to each other and state what we do. If we go to these seminars, every single person should speak about what they do. Because those who just talk without doing the walk are what I call "bloviators" not doers. Though talking is good, it's not enough anymore. It's just not going to cut it.
Looks great - are you doing anything on EMFs as well? I love the different topics but would love to see what you have to say on EMFs as well. :)
Yes we are soused in toxins and we've talked about it for years and years and still more dousing goes on like spaying on people and land without getting consent, (chemtrails and pesticides) and typically rampaging on the environment that belongs to all of us and future generations. And why? Because companies want to make a profit. And to do that they make things that are convenient so people will buy them. So the real problem is people who buy them, who pay for toxic showers and use toxic substances. It's symbiotic. Talking about it is good but really we're talking to the choir because so many people I know that use Roundup don't listen to talks like this, don't care about what they do the the environment, the environment isn't even on their radar, it's just not something they think about. So another strategy needs to be incorporated as well. Maybe advertising on tv but that's never going to happen. So what about ordinary people like us doing "reverse ads" and getting our message out? Rather than having summits that only talk to people who already care, how about those people doing something like tell a friend? Maybe record these encounters and put them on social networks. We are the media now. Or we can be if we use our noggin. We have so much at our disposal now but we are not branching out and using them. We are using the same methods to get things across - summits, courses, seminars, webinars. It's not enough anymore. Now we have to be accountable to each other and state what we do. If we go to these seminars, every single person should speak about what they do. Because those who just talk without doing the walk are what I call "bloviators" not doers. Though talking is good, it's not enough anymore. It's just not going to cut it.
Is anyone looking into virology and whether or not the foundational claims of orthodox virology are actually scientifically valid?
As far as I can make out orthodox virology is built on a house of duff guesswork and massive leaps of faith.
Loved the presentation!
Your paper on pathogenic priming helped expose the tip of a very large mountain:
Autoimmune disorders: COVID-19, spike protein & homologous epitopes
A literature review
https://doorlesscarp953.substack.com/p/autoimmune-disorders-covid-19-spike