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Copper An essential mineral in the diet View quoted note →

Aluminium causes dementia. Aluminium is widely used in industries and everyday products like deodorants, vaccines, and cookware, raising health concerns. Studies show aluminium causes neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Alzheimer's), cancer, autoimmune disorders, and bone diseases. Sources of Exposure: Major sources include food additives, vaccines, personal care products, and occupational hazards. Criticism of Industries: The medical and cosmetics industries are accused of downplaying aluminium’s risks, leading to “health-washing”. Practical Advice: To reduce exposure, choose aluminium-free products, filter drinking water (or drink mineral water -see below), and avoid aluminium-based cookware and fertilisers. Detoxification is possible by drinking silica (silicon acid) rich mineral water. The silica combines with aluminium into body and it is excreted by the kidneys .

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Trudeau has resigned

Free speech is important . (That’s just my opinion) 🤷🏼

How are normies programmed ? Circular validation is used to make the programming nearly impenetrable: -Media cites ‘experts’ -Experts cite peer-reviewed studies -Studies are funded by industry -Industry shapes media coverage -‘Fact-checkers’ cite media consensus -Academia enforces approved conclusions Each component validates the others while excluding outside information. Try finding the entry point for actual truth in this closed system. The normies simply outsource their opinions to ‘authoritative sources.’ Most disturbing is how willingly they’ve surrendered their sovereignty. Watch them defer: “I follow the science” (translation: I wait for approved conclusions) “According to experts” (translation: I don’t think for myself) “Fact-checkers say” (translation: I let others determine truth) “The consensus is” (translation: I align with power)

The key to controlling what people think is controlling what they think about. The best control method is not to refute a claim but rather to get people to argue about a ridiculous false binary. Don’t make a person rethink their position; make them take it sideways a little at a time: not self-rule - Coservative or Labour; not armed citizens - gun control or school shootings; not sexual morality - abortion or pregnant 10-year-olds. People will say with a straight face that having one choice for a leader is tyranny, but having two choices is freedom. By introducing a false binary, you can easily steer people to the next logical conclusion, like redirecting a river. You can’t make a river run uphill, but you can redirect it to irrigate your crops. For example: when a nation has one story, the citizens ask if it is true. When a nation has two stories, citizens ask which one is true. Isn’t that a neat magic trick?

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Blue sky/Ewesky

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