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John Labozza retweeted
Albanians appear in historical records in the 11th century. Their DNA tells a much older story.
Bek Lover (@BekLoverNYC) discusses the genetic links between modern Albanians and the ancient western Balkans:
John Labozza retweeted
Dr. Mary Bowden just revealed that RFK Jr. called her for the first time only days before releasing her bombshell letter on mRNA shots.
“Kennedy actually called me … ”
And she directly pressed him to pull the mRNA shots off the market.
This is what happened:
“He wanted to talk about making ivermectin over the counter and needed my help.”
“We spoke for like 5 seconds about ivermectin.”
“Then I moved on to the mRNA shots and pressed him on why he’s not pulling them off.”
“He said that he could get sued.”
“He said that people aren’t getting them anymore.”
“He told me that the NIH needed to do their own study.”
“And when they tried to do one, they didn’t have anybody who would sign up for it.”
“He actually called me back the next day to talk about it further.”
“I told him about the compilation of studies that REACT-19 has on their website.”
“4,551 peer-reviewed published studies showing adverse issues with these Covid shots.”
“He asked me to email those to him.”
“And he said that the NIH would do a meta-analysis on them.”
“At the time I just kind of took it at face value.”
“And then … you realize, he didn’t really need my help with ivermectin.”
“He’s implying to me that now I have access.”
“And that opportunity to have access might silence me.”
“I think he knew about the letter that we were about to launch.”
“Then I texted him the letter.”
“I presented it as, this is not an attack on you.”
“This is ammunition.”
“I do feel like in his heart he knows how dangerous these things are.”
“He wrote a book about it.”
“But he didn’t respond at all.”
@MaryBowdenMD @andyschmitt99 @Paradox_Press_
John Labozza retweeted
Tim Dillon: “These tech people don’t give a fuck about you and your healthcare.”
“They’re not worried about the American workforce.”
“They’re coming to replace you.”
“They want a billion robots in 10 years.”
“These guys are like: we are the government.”
“We have factories … of drones.”
“You’re not going to want to listen to any government when you have $1 trillion.”
“Do you have any idea the laws I wouldn’t think applied to me if I had $1 trillion?”
“And if a lot of that money was tied up in contracts with the government?”
“And they needed some of the technology that I produced?”
“We’re in this weird position where these guys are like, we’re the ones producing the technology that’s going to allow you to stay in power.”
“Why are you the government again?”
“We’re going to introduce a new race of humanoid robots.”
“They’re not getting a Bill of Rights.”
“They don’t get a Constitution.”
“Elon Musk predicts one billion robots will outproduce humanity in 10 years.”
“That’s who these people are worried about.”
“There’s still the appearance of democracy in this country for about another five minutes.”
@TimJDillon
John Labozza retweeted
“BlackRock owns everything.”
This ex-banker just exposed who the CIA really works for.
“Lockheed Martin.”
“General Dynamics.”
“Raytheon.”
“BlackRock.”
Simon Dixon: “Mossad, CIA … they have a completely hidden, covert structure.”
“Where does the budget to pay the CIA come from?”
“Military budgets.”
“Where does the government get that money from?”
“Bondholders.”
“Probably 5% of what the CIA does is national security.”
“The vast majority of it is two other activities.”
“One is private contracting.”
“If you need to order a genocide … ”
“You need to order a war … ”
“Then you have the ability to do that at some of these privileged military companies.”
“Who controls the military companies?”
“Capital.”
“If you’re JP Morgan … and you’re BlackRock, then you’re like: I can give capital to these military companies.”
“I can put board seats.”
“I can subordinate the executives.”
“What’s profitable?”
“Forever wars.”
“They need constant revenue.”
“If they’re ever negotiating peace in one region … they need another war.”
“They need to escalate through the CIA.”
“Covert operations.”
“There’s another $1 trillion to be made, in my estimates, from escalating the Russia-European war.”
“America’s making all the money.”
“Russia’s going to end up with all the land.”
“You get to use all the Ukrainians as your radicalized fighting force.”
“Eventually, BlackRock will own the assets.”
“There’s a very convenient thing that comes from the Russian war.”
“The full subordination and destruction of Europe.”
“They get to rebuild all that shit again.”
@JonesDanny @SimonDixonTwitt
John Labozza retweeted
Catherine Austin Fitts: “Epstein was a joint project of US, Israeli, and probably British intelligence.”
“He was financing the control grid.”
“He was also putting a lot of money into mind control.”
“They’ve poured billions into mind control.”
“He was also super obsessed with eugenics.”
Danny Jones: “He was like a fixer for like all the richest people in the world.”
Austin Fitts: “Yeah.”
“He was helping facilitate major money moves.”
@solari_the @JonesDanny
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Tim Dillon: “This is a vote against the system.”
“It’s a vote against the corruption.”
“It’s a vote against the cost of living.”
“If people can’t own a house, get married, have children … ”
“They’re going to become radicalized.”
“The same people that elected Trump because they wanted cheaper gas, cheaper groceries, they didn’t want to go to war with Iran.”
“Nobody wanted that.”
“We have an economic war that’s disguised as a culture war.”
“The people that voted for Mamdani were four-year college graduates who took out a lot of student loans.”
“White-collar college graduates are voting for the DSA candidates because they’re mired in debt.”
“They don’t own anything.”
“And they don’t feel like they ever will.”
“Trump was supposed to address those concerns.”
“And if he doesn’t, somebody else will.”
@TimJDillon @chamath @Jason @friedberg @theallinpod
John Labozza retweeted
Thomas Massie just admitted it might be time for a “third party.”
“The two-party system is an illusion.”
“The lobbyists will just spend more time with whichever party ascends.”
“They keep you distracted with fake food fights.”
“In foreign policy, it’s hard for me to see a difference.”
“The crime I committed, I started throwing real punches without regard for whose party you belong to.”
Then, he opened up about his meeting his Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Joe Kent.
“What did we talk about?”
“Our concern about nuclear war.”
“We spent a lot of time talking about this.”
“Putin could get backed into a corner and use nuclear weapons.”
“Or our own President could use nuclear weapons.”
“I don’t think they even care up here.”
“Do we need a third party?”
“We’ve got six parties shoehorned into two.”
“I think there could be room there.”
@RepThomasMassie @WestonAPrice
John Labozza retweeted
Catherine Austin Fitts is “absolutely convinced” humanity is being visited by a “breakaway civilization.”
“Are they human?”
“Are they time travelers?”
“Are they from this planet?”
“Do they live on the Moon?”
“Do they live in the inner Earth?”
Bookmark this.
“I’m absolutely convinced … from unpacking the financial system that there are one or more separate civilizations.”
“Breakaway civilizations.”
“Or more advanced civilizations.”
“The taxpayers are not just missing $21 trillion in undocumentable adjustments.”
“$29 trillion on the bailouts.”
“Plus $40 trillion debt.”
“They’re missing technology that’s worth far more.”
“And data worth far more that’s been transferred … through DOGE to Elon Musk’s companies, or to all the defense contractors.”
“I don’t think there’s a real effort to disclose.”
“If you tell the population, we’ve moved $100 trillion out to these private companies, and now all these tech billionaires are worth billions, and it was really financed with your money … ”
“People are going to want their money back.”
“Jared Kushner … said, I’m going to be the first generation to live forever, or the last generation to not live forever.”
“And it was during that period that Sean Parker said, I’m a billionaire, so I’m going to live to 145.”
“And you’re not a billionaire, so you won’t.”
Danny Jones: “That’s the definition of a breakaway civilization.”
Austin Fitts: “Well, it’s going to be another.”
“I think we already have one.”
“Or more.”
“I watched it happen, where they stopped thinking of the average person as the same species.”
“They started to look at us like livestock.”
“And they’re a different species.”
@solari_the @JonesDanny
John Labozza retweeted
JUST IN🚨: AI just designed a protein that turns old human cells back into young stem cells.
John Labozza retweeted
The past and future aren't actually real
This sounds crazy to wrap your head around and you might think "the past has never changed"
How would you know?
You could have had a completely different wife and children before you finished blinking and you wouldn't realize it because you aint the same mf you were a nano second ago
We're literally time hopping through static complete universes with their own time lines, frame by frame, billions of times per second
Our state of mind is what selects what "timeline" and "alternate universe" we shift to
there are 3-6 and even 9 month lags between state change and massive shifts fyi so no more quitting early!
We're supposed to be free and at PEACE and feel joy every day, but you never will until you internalize this
"The past and future aren't real, there is only NOW eternally" should be the same thing as "water is wet, the sky is blue" type shit
Think of consciousness as an energy of self awareness
Quantum calls it the observer, other frameworks call it soul or spirit - same thing
Your brain is then just a radio that tunes into that unique frequency so your awareness can experience a human body
and radios don't make the music, they recieve a stream and filter it to one frequency and convert that frequency into a vibration (sound and music) that reflects it
That's what your brain does with your consciousness
The brain filters 99.99%+ of the things u could be aware of because survival, reproduction, social function etc. everything here is stripped down to the necessity. that is the utility of a brain and nervous system
We've known this for thousands of years, intuitively. it's written in our DNA so we don't go completely crazy
The nnEMFs, fluorides, artificial light, and heavy metals have seriously dulled 90%+ of everyones intuition and awareness since the 1900s
Luckily since the 1900s, we've had Einsteins theories while some are flawed proved that we do live in a multi dimensional multiverse reality consisting of static 4D timelines from bing bang to unified black hole end
The observer effect explains the mechanism for how we change reality with our state. all thoughts and emotions have their own signature frequencies.
The elite know this and don't want you to know this because if you haven't notice, every single institution and aspect of society is designed to induce learned helplessness
and if you haven't noticed, read the declassified CIA documents and then look around you lmao
love you all
John Labozza retweeted
SYMBOLISM OF THE HUMAN BODY
The body is the living scripture, the temple whose architecture already contains every parable we have ever been told to seek outside ourselves.
The five foolish virgins are the five senses, forever spending the lamp’s oil on the outer world until the flame dies. The wise keep the oil—the white, milky, claustral essence the ancients called the substance of the cloister so that it may rise the spinal river, touch the pineal and pituitary and ignite the right hemisphere where one “sits at the right hand of the Father.”
That same oil is the land of milk and honey, the Jordan that must be crossed inwardly, the two olive trees and two witnesses that descend as left and right currents to the solar plexus, the manger in which the Christ child of awakened consciousness is born. Golgotha is the base of the skull, the place of crucifixion where the old self is pierced so the hidden light already waiting in the glands can stream upward and outward.
Everything sought in scripture, in teachers, in distant heavens is already circulating as cerebrospinal fluid, endocrine fire and neural light within the body. The search ends the moment we stop looking outward and let the oil we have been spilling return to the lamp that has always burned inside.
John Labozza retweeted
🐋 WHALE WATCH : $XRP wallets holding at least 10000 tokens grew 5.15% over nine months reaching 343500. The token dropped roughly 30% over that same stretch sitting near $1.05.
Large holders accumulated through the drawdown. Thats the data.
John Labozza retweeted
BREAKING: Trump administration tells families of the USS George H.W. Bush aircraft carrier that their loved ones won't come home for this year's holidays, due to escalation with Iran.
Acting US Navy Secretary Hung Cao warns the deployment is needed because if the US does not stop Iran now, it will soon have too many cruise missiles and drones to penetrate, and will become a "nuclear-armed Iran."
"Families should plan for a worst-case scenario of a yearlong deployment," Cao says.
The Bush arrived in the region in late April. A yearlong deployment would run it into next spring.
John Labozza retweeted
GLOBAL WEATHER WEAPONIZATION...
Hidden in remote corners of the planet sit colossal HAARP-style antenna arrays — fields so enormous they’re visible from space.
Officially “research.” In reality, they heat specific pockets of air, spawning violent storms that erupt from nowhere and droughts that choke regions for years on end.
Imagine the power to turn weather itself into a controllable force.
Why build these monstrous facilities across the entire globe if they’re not being used to engineer the chaos unfolding right now?
This isn’t nature anymore. This is deliberate.
John Labozza retweeted
$6.3 billion. Gone. And we’re just supposed to move on to the next news cycle?
Nah. The industry owes everyone a real conversation about how security works at these exchanges.
The hackers who stole $6.3 billion from Binance in crypto’s biggest ever heist have turned to one of the sector’s most gimmicky assets to launder a slice of the proceeds: memecoins bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Have you ever wondered why blood pressure medications that target norepinephrine have helped veterans, particularly in managing PTSD symptoms like combat nightmares, hyperarousal, and sleep disturbances?
Probably not if you're normal, but it's a good reminder of the fact that a lot of people frequently confuse high cortisol with high norepinephrine.
Meaning that they think they have issues with cortisol when in reality they might have issues with norepinephrine.
Because both chemicals surge during the body's stress response and share several overlapping symptoms, it is easy to mistake one for the other.
Cortisol is usually discussed as the hormone behind stress.
But that’s not the whole story, and for the kind of stress many people want to get rid of, it isn’t even the main character.
The stress you feel when you’re about to give a presentation or do something uncomfortable isn’t driven by cortisol for example.
Yet most people focus on cortisol anyway and end up trying to solve it from the wrong angle.
Cortisol is the slower, longer-lasting side of stress.
You tend to see its effects in your metabolism, your digestion, and your sleep.
But think about the stress you feel right before you walk on stage, talk to a room full of people, or present something, with that fear of being judged or not being good enough.
Your breathing and heart rate speed up, your face goes pale, and you start sweating.
That’s the fight-or-flight response, and it’s driven mostly by norepinephrine and epinephrine.
Cortisol plays a part, but the physical reactions that make you stutter and hold you back come from those two.
You can work on your cortisol all you want and even succeed.
But if norepinephrine and epinephrine misfire, or flood your bloodstream when they shouldn’t and don’t switch off when they should, this stress response may barely change.
Here’s what happens.
-Your amygdala detects a threat.
-The hypothalamus and brainstem then activate your sympathetic nervous system and your adrenal medulla
-Norepinephrine and epinephrine flood your bloodstream.
They change:
-Your heart rate
-Your airways
-Your blood vessels, which is why your face can go pale
-Your focus and alertness
These two molecules work hand in hand, but they do different jobs, and their production comes down to two enzymes:
-The one that converts dopamine to norepinephrine
-The one that converts norepinephrine to epinephrine
Cortisol still has a supporting role, since it helps turn up the enzyme that makes epinephrine inside the adrenal medulla.
That’s one more reason these systems are worth looking at together.
When these enzymes are overactive in an environment that supports high catecholamine production and release, they may contribute to excessive physical and psychological stress responses.
And if they underperform, you can get the opposite picture, which may include:
-Drowsiness and sleepiness
-Low motivation
-Weaker emotional memory
-Dizziness when standing up
-Trouble during physical exercise
Many others
Trying to manage these symptoms, or your stress response, without considering the enzymes that set them off may not give you the results you hoped for.
You might be trying to stay at ease in uncomfortable situations.
You might be trying to keep a steady level of motivation throughout the day.
You might be trying to regulate your emotional state so you can perform better in every area of your life, or simply feel more at peace.
But if something is off in the pathway that produces the very chemicals behind these states, you can end up running in circles trying to figure out what’s wrong.
That’s the gap most advice leaves open, and it’s exactly what we cover in the course.
Inside, you’ll learn:
-Why the same chemical that sharpens your focus at a moderate level can leave you with a blank mind and a pounding heart at a high level
-Which signs point to a “low-tone” pattern (mental fatigue, poor initiative, dizziness on standing) and which point to a “high-tone” one (panic, startle, sensory overwhelm), so you stop applying the fix for one to the other
-What actually happens in your body in the first few seconds after your amygdala flags a threat
-The two enzymes that decide how much norepinephrine and epinephrine you end up with, and what they depend on to work properly
and more: fitandball.gumroad.com/l/bra…
If you have ADHD and actually care about understanding and improving it, you have probably come across genes like DRD4, DAT1, or COMT.
These do matter and quite a lot.
But if you have worked on them, you should also look into Phenylethanolamine N-methyltransferase (PNMT).
Is it only important for ADHD? No.
Because PNMT is a key step in epinephrine production and is induced by stress, it participates in the broader catecholamine dysregulation relevant to anxiety, depression, and especially stress-related disorders.
Here's what you need to know.
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