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no wonder why few followed;
they wouldn’t have been able to handle the #quiet
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I'm older than dirt and just barely recognize the subjects you're working with but you seem genuine, and I'm intrigued.
I'm also in a similar income bracket but I'm going to commit to a few dollars a month.
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Most of Royal Rife's original record was written off as lost — destroyed, scattered, or buried over the last 90 years.
It survived.
I've been the curator of record for years now and have been diligently organizing and getting everything put in the proper order. The transcribing had its own issues from bad hand writing to faded out inks and pencil. Now that I have AI it has made it so much easier to decipher everything at a decent speed — starting with THE RIFE CLINIC PAPERS: the 1934 cancer clinic, in the words of the people who were actually there.
Not the believer version. Not the debunker version. The documents. Every notebook, every letter, every method and result — the compelling parts and the inconvenient ones. Read it and decide for yourself. I'm a scientist and I work in objective facts. Its time that this information gets distributed to the world.
And this is just the start. I'm sitting on crates of family material I haven't been through in 25+ years. I'm having all of it digitized — there's history in there nobody's seen in decades.
Coming soon. Follow for the drop.
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Today is also day five of using my TDCS with the depression and anxiety montage. Cathode on FP2 and Anode on F3. During the sessions I have begun to get some of my ability to communicate and formulate deeper thoughts and perspectives back online. One of the biggest issues during a depressive episode, completely losing my ability to express myself and regulate my emotions and thoughts. Promising start to the treatment, and I will be updating daily in this thread.
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Food Is Either Poison or Medicine. 🍽️✨
What You Put in Your Body
Either Builds You…
Or Breaks You Down.
Every Meal Is a Choice.
Choose Wisely. 🌱👁️
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There is really no such thing as sovereignty as many think. You don't just fill out some paper work, and poof, you're sovereign.
It's more like layers and steps of agency and control over your life and affairs over time. We start dependant, move to security and resilience with the ultimate goal of sovereignty.
But that may never truly happen because when you get a place where you have agency over one aspect of your life, there are always more layers to add.
Just like everything in life, it is multi-faceted.
If you think it’s all about the law, sure which law? Gods law? Statutory law? Laws of nature? There are layers of capacity in all of them.
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In a world filled with war, propaganda, economic fear, political chaos, plandemics and nonstop media noise, remember Psalm 27:1:
“The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?”
Stay grounded in truth. Stay rooted in faith.
Good night, everyone!
MAHA
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Conventional doctors kill more Americans each year than wars, COVID, suicides and all shootings combined. But to deceive the public, they never take responsibility for things like killing cancer patients with chemo, and they blame the cancer. That's why death statistics are completely wrong.
(1/25) 🚨⚠️ Healthcare Is the #1 Cause of Death — and It’s Not Even Close: A Thread
The medical system kills more than anything else. Even its most trusted sources (Johns Hopkins, BMJ, JAMA, etc) admit it’s a leading cause of death.
The reality is so much worse. 🧵👇
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Total admission that ticks are being released as biological weapons to target humanity and change eating behavior...
PEER-REVIEWED PAPER SAYS GENETICALLY ENGINEERING TICKS TO SPREAD MEAT ALLERGIES IS “MORALLY OBLIGATORY”
Western Michigan professors claim that CRISPR-edited ticks should be used to spread alpha-gal syndrome as “moral bioenhancement” to FORCE humans away from eating meat.
This sounds like bioterrorism dressed up as bioethics.
CDC estimates that as many as 450,000 people in the United States may already be affected by alpha-gal syndrome.
Think about what is being proposed here: deliberately developing genetically modified ticks to spread a potentially life-threatening meat allergy that may already affect nearly half a million Americans.





































