NICOLAS FABIANO: Daytime napping is associated with a larger total brain volume

When you sprain you ankle what happens? It get larger because you lost energy in collagen.

When you get heart failure does your heart bigger or smaller? Larger because your mtDNA is failing.

When a star dies and loes energy does it [get] bigger or smaller? Larger. See Red… https://t.co/UWFrvGZwcj

— ☣️ Pleb Kruse = BTC foundationalist in exile 🟩🔆 (@DrJackKruse) March 23, 2025

POLLY ST GEORGE: They used McGregor during the pandemic to demand lockdowns, does everyone forget that?

They used McGregor during the pandemic to demand lockdowns, does everyone forget that?
he's a frickin' loser, probably MKUltra'd, and an alleged rapist.
He's part of MMA, right?
Notice a pattern?
It's glaringly obvious. https://t.co/HyIq1XNujo

— Polly St George aka Amazing Polly (@FringeViews) March 23, 2025

Conor says that he was scared for his family.  Sure.  But why lockdown an entire nation, or world, because you're afraid for your family? A bit inverted, isn't it?

No Country for Oligarchs writes, 

Dana White wasn’t giving speeches at Trump's rally for nothing! 

The relationship between owners of the colosseums and the kings is an alliance as old as civilization it seems. 

Have you spotted the MMA influence inside McGregor's campaign?

MIGA! Irish presidential candidate Conor McGregor wants to Make Ireland Great Again. Presumably, Rosie O’Donnell will have to move again. pic.twitter.com/mFVsuFwuiE

— @amuse (@amuse) March 23, 2025

00:00.  We've got to basically tell the truth to everybody so that they wake up and look at what's going on out there because I've never seen the mainstream media lie so much.

The dramatic impact of the Trump approach to trade with the Tariff threat let me just start with some simple questions is it going to be effective?

00:25.  No I mean look 25% tariff is more of a political ploy for negotiation what he did to China with the 10% that's more of an economic tariff.

00:40.  Is there any history of governments being able to control and is more complicated than ever as you were alluding to much earlier more complicated than ever more variables than ever has anybody ever succeeded because they keep trying to sell that to the public.

00:54.  No, it never works, even once.  The FED didn't raise rates today.  Why?  Because now the Fed has realized If they raise rates, it doesn't stop inflation.  Why?  Because then the government expenditures go up anyhow the central banks have been neutered basically all the theories that they had from the Great Depression none of them work anymore but they can't say this publicly because it's a confidence game.

01:35.  I keep getting feedback, and I feel this personally there are so many things going on it's hard to keep track of them.  And some of them with contrary impacts whether we're talking about the stock market, gold, currencies, overall economic growth, etc.  And when that happens, I always find it a huge privilege and benefit to be able to talk with Martin Armstrong.  He's the originator of the Socrates model over 40 years ago when people hadn't heard the word artificial intelligence.  But it's a model that in the past has predicted things specifically like the fall of the Berlin Wall to the date, and so many other things.  . . . so many other things with a record of accuracy that comes out of his model, and I'll just reiterate that Marty always says "Hey, this is the work of my model.  No individual could process as many variables as we are feeding it."  It's been beneficial to his subscribers of Socrates and ArmstrongEconomics.com.  We've benefited . . . .

02:51.  So many things sitting in, so I'm going to start with Canadians and Mexicans, and other points of view.  The dramatic impact of the Trump approach to trade with the tariff threat.  Is it going to be effective?

03:03.  No, a 25% tariff is more of a political play for negotiation.  What he did to China, the 10%, that's more of an economic tariff.  You're not going to fund the government with tariffs; you're just not going to do it.  But Trump is acting based upon the old theories that we were taught in school back when.  They don't work but every government still uses them, central banks.  But, no I don't see the tariffs working.  The idea that the US used to be funded by tariffs during the 19th century is historically correct, but that was also before socialism.  

So viruses are known oftentimes to integrate into your genome and disrupt it, which can lead to this genome instability that can then create a cell line that kind of grows out of control. --Kevin McKernan

Kevin McKernan on What May Be Causing a Rise in Cancers

"If you have all three of those happening – potentially increased integration risks, white blood cell reduction, and spike protein inhibiting the genes that are meant to clean up this type of problem – the combination of… pic.twitter.com/2SarVwHKBC

— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) August 30, 2023

00:00. How could something like this be cancer-causing, and it's precisely the fact that it can actually get into the cells in the first place.  So can you explain that process, what would make this cancer-causing, if indeed it were found to be, because, for example, we are seeing this higher incidence of the so-called turbo cancers and rare cancers appearing in people post-rollout of these genetic vaccines?  There's a signal there that people are wondering about.

00:33.  So Bob Weinberg does a lot of work in this space.  [See a list below.]  He's kind of written the book on viral integration into the genome causing cancer.  Many tumors, will actually, if you survey their sequence, you will find SV40 DNA sequence in there, from SV40 viruses and also from other viruses.  So viruses are known oftentimes to integrate into your genome and disrupt it, which can lead to this genome instability that can then create a cell line that kind of grows out of control.  The concern here is if this DNA integrates into the genome, one portion of the SV40 sequence that's in there is an SV40 promoter, it's a very strong promoter, which means it drives transcription wherever it lands in the genome, if this happens to drop itself in front of a proto-oncogene and drives a lot of expression of a gene that's known to, if you hyper express it, turn the cell cancerous, then we have a concern that that DNA is, in fact, doing that.  So there are two concerns: there are promoters in this vaccine from SV40 and there is a 72 Ace Cash

The Biology of Cancer, Robert A. Weinberg, 2023.

Genes and the Biology of Cancer (Scientific American American Library Series, No. 42), Harold Vamus and Robert A. Weinberg, 1993. 

Molecular Oncology (Scientific American Introduction to Molecular Medicine), J. Michael Bishop and Robert A. Weinberg, 1996.

Racing to the Beginning of the Road: The Search for the Origin of Cancer, Robert A. Weinberg, 1996.  

One Renegade Cell: How Cancer Begins (Science Masters Series), Robert A. Weinberg, 1999.

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