Wednesday, October 9, 2024


Decentralized Medicine:

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Dr. Jack Kruse is a neurosurgeon and advocate for decentralized medicine. Often at odds with mainstream medical practices, he challenges established norms and promotes a holistic approach to healthcare.

In this captivating talk, Dr. Jack Kruse, a neurosurgeon known for his unconventional views, discusses his experiences and thought-provoking topics on medicine and technology. Sharing anecdotes from his career, Dr. Kruse delves into topics like vaccine safety, autism, and the influence of MK Ultra and CIA experiments on modern technology. He emphasizes the importance of decentralized medicine and medical freedom to protect public health and individual liberties.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcbuqQd57rY

The U.S. Held Political Prisoner/POW Who has a Birthday This Month is:


1) Jamil Abdullah Amin #99974-555

USP Tucson

P.O. Box 2450

Tucson, AZ 85734

Birthday: October 4, 1943
https://thejerichomovement.com/profile/al-amin-jamil-abdullah

Revolution by the Book
https://ardhindie.com/pdf/revolution-by-the-book

Die ****** Die
https://www.amazon.com/Die-******-Political-Autobiography-Abdullah/dp/1556524528?asin=1556524528&revisionId=&format=4&depth=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0utN8-QNnc&t=2187s


If you are able, take time to send him a greeting.

You can still send your own personal cards or letters to political prisoners. It’s an easy way to help remind these freedom fighters that they aren’t forgotten. If you make one, remember—don’t use anything like white-out, stickers, tape or glitter on it. We also recommend that you put their name, address, and prisoner I.D. number on the card, lest the authorities “lose” the envelope and/or "forget" where it is going.

Free All Political Prisoners!

"The Western world has abandon models of freedom... Argentina is your defender DAMN IT"...ttps://youtu.be/4z44XP4u9Xs?si=6flYHi6bnYT3PRUP

Their goal was to strip you of your freedoms. Take u into Totalitarianism:https://youtube.com/shorts/pPHj4LuJZg4?si=sfd1TZmiBZwv8Vl6

Wednesday, August 28, 2024

Homemade Toothpaste:
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The only thing that I would do to enhance the fragrance of this mixture would be adding approximately 12 drops of citrus essential oil. You have the freedom to choose any essential oil that suits your preference.

Discover the freedom of freelance recruitment with our comprehensive guide. Whether you're seeking to escape the traditional 9-to-5 or explore a side hustle, freelancing offers flexibility, higher earning potential, and autonomy. Learn the essentials of starting as an independent recruiter, including assessing your skills, defining your niche, and leveraging platforms like Splitle. Embrace the independence and potential of freelancing in recruitment today!

https://www.splitle.com/post/want-to-become-a-freelance-recruiter

Privacy
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) says that a national ID card would be a "gravest of threats" to personal privacy. Others say that a national ID system could lead to surveillance and monitoring of citizens.
Civil rights
Some say that a national ID card system could threaten civil liberties and civil rights. For example, critics say that mandating national ID cards could violate the Fourth Amendment and right to privacy, or interfere with First Amendment rights to freedom of association.
Racial profiling
Some say that a system that allows police to stop people to check their ID cards could lead to racial profiling.
Costs
The Social Security Administration estimates that a national ID card system could cost American taxpayers at least $4 billion.
Replacing lost cards
If a national ID card is lost, misplaced, or stolen, it could be difficult to replace. This could involve long lines, repeat visits to the DMV, and potentially lead to arrest or detention.
Technical complexity
Other factors that could make a national ID system difficult to implement include migration, access to registration centers, and unprepared registration centers.

Los Angeles Times
https://www.latimes.com › story
First paramedics were Black. 'NYPD Blue' actor tells their story
Apr 7, 2022 — Freedom House Ambulance Service, founded in 1967, trained Black men in the new field of emergency pre-hospital

JUNETEENTH BLACK FREEDOM DAY

On June 19 th 1865, when General Granger arrived in Galveston, TX, as some of us have already mentioned, he arrived with Black Soldiers who were War hardened. What has been left out of that history as Dr Gerald Horne(Historian University of Houston) so eloquently states: General Granger arrived with 75,000 Black Soldiers. Why did he need so much back-up! Because the Confederates from Virginia, Louisiana, Arkansas, were bringing their slaves to Texas, with their plan to continue Slavery. To the south, was Mexico, under French control at that time, was supporting the Confederates. The French brought African Soldiers from Algeria(Which the French had colonized), Sudan and Egypt. The black soldiers, crushed them, stopping the exportation of Africans from the US to Brazil.