Forwarded from Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH™
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339 Athlete Cardiac Arrests, Serious Issues, 193 Dead, After COVID Shot
Source: https://goodsciencing.com/covid/athletes-suffer-cardiac-arrest-die-after-covid-shot/ It is definitely not normal for young athletes to suffer from cardiac arrests or to die while playing their
This is a violation of basic human rights. This is wrong & this is Evil. #politicalprisoners of the #AmericanKGB
Forwarded from Nick Monroe
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Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸
Pretrial J6 defendant Chris Quaglin lost 10 pounds in 10 days in Northern Neck & is in solitary confinement. He has celiac disease & is given a gluten laden diet daily. He’s being denied medical treatment and is gravely ill. He also tested covid+ today. Call…
Forwarded from Dr. Vladimir Zelenko (Zelenko Protocol) (Zev Zelenko)
This is an old CIA memo from 1967 to all bureau chiefs around the world.
This memo is the SOURCE of the phrase “conspiracy theorist.”
After the Warren commission published its conclusions about Kennedy’s assignation, books were published casting doubt about the reports conclusions.
The CIA instructed its agents to quash all debate by labeling anyone asking questions as conspiracy theorists.
What was the CIA so afraid of? What’s wrong with questions and debate? What were they trying to hide?
Why is it that anyone who questions the nature of COVID-19, potential treatments, and concerns about vaccines is labeled a conspiracy theorist?
Vladimir Zev Zelenko MD
This memo is the SOURCE of the phrase “conspiracy theorist.”
After the Warren commission published its conclusions about Kennedy’s assignation, books were published casting doubt about the reports conclusions.
The CIA instructed its agents to quash all debate by labeling anyone asking questions as conspiracy theorists.
What was the CIA so afraid of? What’s wrong with questions and debate? What were they trying to hide?
Why is it that anyone who questions the nature of COVID-19, potential treatments, and concerns about vaccines is labeled a conspiracy theorist?
Vladimir Zev Zelenko MD
Forwarded from General Flynn ️
I agree with Dr. Zelenko…And what’s wrong with anyone questioning the fairness or accuracy of an election outcome? Nothing, absolutely nothing is wrong with questioning the outcome of this past NOV 2020 presidential election and nothing is wrong with questioning the government about COVID and all the machinations surrounding it. Being labeled a conspiracy theorist like many other comments coming from the fake news media or from elements inside of our government is a badge of honor. If wanting to hold an honest debate about serious health or other issues regarding our basic rights and liberties is a bad thing, then call me a bad person. Do the research to discover what the truth is about everything coming out of our government. God knows we require massive change in our politicians top to bottom and most definitely in the US Congress. What a bunch of weaklings! They are derelict in their duty when it comes to fighting for this country. Seek strong people for local, state and federal political offices who are willing to lead, no more compromise when it comes to our constitutional rights. Everything in our nation is at risk, especially the future of our children and grandchildren. God Bless America 🙏🏼🇺🇸
Forwarded from Lori's Place
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The Fallout of the Potter Verdict - LEO E-mails
The Kim Potter verdict has been devastating for many people, and there are serious concerns from law enforcement. I received several emails from law enforcement about their reactions. This is a compilation of some of those emails.
Stay safe out there.
Stay safe out there.
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He makes a strong case:
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1475648955136593925
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1475648955136593925
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Dr Peter McCullough is coming up NEXT on Coast To Coast AM with George Noory:
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Forwarded from Pavel Durov
A recent report has proven that Telegram sticks to its promise of keeping its user data private, while apps like WhatsApp give real-time user data to third parties, and despite their numerous claims about "E2E encryption", can also disclose message contents.
The report has confirmed that Telegram is one of the few messaging apps that doesn't breach their users’ trust.
I am not surprised. Most other apps couldn't guarantee privacy to their users even if they wanted to. Because their engineers reside in the US, they have to secretly implement backdoors in their apps when the US government orders them to. If an engineer speaks publicly about it, then can go to jail for breaching a gag order.
In most cases the agencies don't even need a court order to extract private information from messaging apps such as WhatsApp, and in other cases, court documents are shrouded in secrecy. Some supposedly secure apps have been funded by government agencies from their inception (e.g Anom, Signal).
For many years the National Security Agency (NSA) has been making sure that international encryption standards are in line with what the NSA can decipher, and all other approaches to encryption are labeled as "non-standard" or "home-brew". Through their proxies in the encryption industry (like this one), the NSA imposed flawed standards onto the encryption used by the rest of the world, cautioning everyone else from "rolling out their own encryption".
No wonder US-based apps such as WhatsApp are plagued with backdoors – intentionally planted security loopholes that governments (and anybody else) can use to hack smartphones and extract private data from people.
I hear our US-based competitors are frustrated that they can't match Telegram's growth, despite heavily investing in marketing (something Telegram has never had to invest in). But in order to match our growth, they have to first make sure their actions match their marketing claims. Until then, data breaches and security issues in their apps will, unfortunately, remain unavoidable.
The report has confirmed that Telegram is one of the few messaging apps that doesn't breach their users’ trust.
I am not surprised. Most other apps couldn't guarantee privacy to their users even if they wanted to. Because their engineers reside in the US, they have to secretly implement backdoors in their apps when the US government orders them to. If an engineer speaks publicly about it, then can go to jail for breaching a gag order.
In most cases the agencies don't even need a court order to extract private information from messaging apps such as WhatsApp, and in other cases, court documents are shrouded in secrecy. Some supposedly secure apps have been funded by government agencies from their inception (e.g Anom, Signal).
For many years the National Security Agency (NSA) has been making sure that international encryption standards are in line with what the NSA can decipher, and all other approaches to encryption are labeled as "non-standard" or "home-brew". Through their proxies in the encryption industry (like this one), the NSA imposed flawed standards onto the encryption used by the rest of the world, cautioning everyone else from "rolling out their own encryption".
No wonder US-based apps such as WhatsApp are plagued with backdoors – intentionally planted security loopholes that governments (and anybody else) can use to hack smartphones and extract private data from people.
I hear our US-based competitors are frustrated that they can't match Telegram's growth, despite heavily investing in marketing (something Telegram has never had to invest in). But in order to match our growth, they have to first make sure their actions match their marketing claims. Until then, data breaches and security issues in their apps will, unfortunately, remain unavoidable.
Forwarded from Captain Keshel and Co. American Election Integrity HQ
I do not support veterans for the sake of simply being veterans, at least not politically. I regret our pitiful foreign policy and the way we have used our troops, but am thankful I served due to the life experience it offers.
My list of most valuable veteran lessons:
*officers and NCOs come off the factory line as tailor made project managers and front line leaders. Industry experience comes in a matter of months but every military operation requires knowledge and skill in operations, logistics, intelligence, communications, personnel, and direct action.
*you serve under higher ranking people you love or detest. You outrank people you love or detest. Nevertheless, you must finish the mission and stay in your lane.
*everything is easier than spending a year in a country where everyone outside the gate wants to drag your lifeless corpse through their streets.
*the best officers go to the sound of the guns
*Leaders need to be able to hack it physically with your youngest, fastest, strongest soldiers. Technically sound, need not be the best, but must be able to stand ground.
*Do not let perfect become the enemy of good.
*anyone can identify a problem. One identifying a problem should also produce a list of solutions to the decision maker.
*Empower subordinates. That way, they grow and have confidence their leaders can identify what it is they do better than others.
*Assign tasks that take advantage of natural skills, and bridge other tasks in to broaden weaker areas over time.
*Rebuke in private. Praise in public.
*the extra mile sets you apart from the pack.
My list of most valuable veteran lessons:
*officers and NCOs come off the factory line as tailor made project managers and front line leaders. Industry experience comes in a matter of months but every military operation requires knowledge and skill in operations, logistics, intelligence, communications, personnel, and direct action.
*you serve under higher ranking people you love or detest. You outrank people you love or detest. Nevertheless, you must finish the mission and stay in your lane.
*everything is easier than spending a year in a country where everyone outside the gate wants to drag your lifeless corpse through their streets.
*the best officers go to the sound of the guns
*Leaders need to be able to hack it physically with your youngest, fastest, strongest soldiers. Technically sound, need not be the best, but must be able to stand ground.
*Do not let perfect become the enemy of good.
*anyone can identify a problem. One identifying a problem should also produce a list of solutions to the decision maker.
*Empower subordinates. That way, they grow and have confidence their leaders can identify what it is they do better than others.
*Assign tasks that take advantage of natural skills, and bridge other tasks in to broaden weaker areas over time.
*Rebuke in private. Praise in public.
*the extra mile sets you apart from the pack.
Forwarded from Captain Keshel and Co. American Election Integrity HQ
Disagreement is what makes us Americans.
Americans drafted our founding documents. I believe they were inspired by the Holy Spirit to bring forth a system of government reflecting “freedom” as will be found in heaven.
We believe we have freedom because we believe we are made in the image of God. Because we are, we have dignity. Because we have dignity, we have rights of free people.
Those Americans often detested one another. Read about Washington and Jefferson. Alexander Hamilton was hated by many and hated many himself. Thank God there was no social media then, or you might be speaking English at the table this morning.
But they got it done.
If we all agreed on EVERYTHING - would we not be just those we ridicule for sheeplike behavior?
Americans drafted our founding documents. I believe they were inspired by the Holy Spirit to bring forth a system of government reflecting “freedom” as will be found in heaven.
We believe we have freedom because we believe we are made in the image of God. Because we are, we have dignity. Because we have dignity, we have rights of free people.
Those Americans often detested one another. Read about Washington and Jefferson. Alexander Hamilton was hated by many and hated many himself. Thank God there was no social media then, or you might be speaking English at the table this morning.
But they got it done.
If we all agreed on EVERYTHING - would we not be just those we ridicule for sheeplike behavior?
Forwarded from Captain Keshel and Co. American Election Integrity HQ
Regarding this point:
*We believe we have freedom because we believe we are made in the image of God. Because we are, we have dignity. Because we have dignity, we have rights of free people.*
This is the main reason we will NEVER win a war of choice as waged in Afghanistan or Iraq. Nation building requires the locals to eventually control their nation. Nations like that do not believe in the dignity of man. This is why they stone women for learning to read and execute people for the slightest infractions.
Third world warlords do not hold the foundational beliefs that make freedom a possibility.
*We believe we have freedom because we believe we are made in the image of God. Because we are, we have dignity. Because we have dignity, we have rights of free people.*
This is the main reason we will NEVER win a war of choice as waged in Afghanistan or Iraq. Nation building requires the locals to eventually control their nation. Nations like that do not believe in the dignity of man. This is why they stone women for learning to read and execute people for the slightest infractions.
Third world warlords do not hold the foundational beliefs that make freedom a possibility.
Interesting how the Left, the media, the GOP all made drug addict & felon George Floyd into a martyr but turned these women protestors into terrorists & justified their murders by Capital Police. 👇