Wednesday, July 9, 2025

EVA VLAARDINGERBROEK: Imagine this in an Asian or an African country imagine their leaders rejoicing in the fact that their people will soon no longer be the majority in their own country.

Amsterdam currently consists of 56% migrants. The Hague, 58% migrants. Rotterdam almost 60% migrants.  And of course most of these immigrants come from non-Christian non-western African and Middle Eastern countries. Conclusion the Dutch population is already outnumbered in the majority of our cities.  

London, 54% migrants.  Conclusion: native population outnumbered. Brussels, color me shocked, 70% migrants.  Conclusion: native population majorly outnumbered.  

And other Europeans will, of course, follow suit soon if they haven't already.  So I'm going to draw the forbidden conclusion here.  The great replacement theory is no longer a theory.  It's reality. And what's interesting about replacement is that the establishment will either deny its existence or when they admit to it, they say it's a good thing that the native European population is soon no longer a majority on its own continent.  

Dutch national disgrace and dubbed climate Pope, Frans Timmermans, already stated in 2015 that "diversity is humanity's destiny, and that Europe will be diverse."  And, of course, by now I think we all know what they mean with the word diversity.  It means [fewer] white, people less of you.  Imagine this in an Asian or an African country imagine their leaders rejoicing in the fact that their people will soon no longer be the majority in their own country.  Absolutely Unthinkable.  Unimaginable. So what in the world is wrong with our leaders?  

Tuesday, July 8, 2025

CHASE HUGHES: I'm going to change my environment very regularly so my brain doesn't go into "I'm familiar with this" mode.

Reticular Activating System, RAS.  Whatever you want to change in your life, anything you want to change in your life, jam it down into that part of the brain.  And the way to jam it down into that part of the brain is ask "How can I communicate to this to a dog?"

It requires imagery, emotions, smell, and then repetition.  Just training a dog.

There's a formula that I use to teach for actual brainwashing and it works the same to brainwash ourselves out of a behavior or into a new behavior.  That's Focus, Emotion, Agitation, and Repetition: F.E.A.R.  So agitation meaning I'm going to change my environment very regularly so my brain doesn't go into "I'm familiar with this" mode.  So it's like, "Wow, these walls are different color in my office.  My couch in my living room is in a different place."  I'm going to continuously move around to force my lower brain to say, "Things are new. You need to pay attention."

DR. KEN BERRY: Kidney stones, 80% of the time, 85% of the time, they are calcium oxalate stones. Where do you get oxalates from? Plants.

Kidney stones, 80% of the time, 85% of the time, they are calcium oxalate stones.  Where do you get oxalates from?  Plants.  You can actually look up on the internet "give me a list of high oxalate foods," and it'll give me the top 20.  They're all plants.  So many people when they have a kidney stone, their doctor tells them, "Oh, you got to quit eating meat.  Don't drink milk.  You got to eat a plant-based diet."  That's literally the worst advice on planet Earth.  If you've had a kidney stone in the past, a plant-based diet is the last thing you want to be eating because that's going to increase the odds that you'll have another kidney stone because most kidney stones by far and away are oxalate stones.  Oxalates come from plants.  --Dr. Ken Berry

MARC LANDERS: Cannabinoids combat cancer

Cannabis Compounds: The Next Frontier in Fighting Cancer, Brain Injuries, and Chronic Pain?

1. Anti-Cancer Properties Cannabinoids are being investigated for their ability to combat cancer through multiple mechanisms: Pancreatic Cancer: "Cannabinoids may help stop cancer by: Triggering cancer cell death (apoptosis). Slowing cancer cell growth (cell cycle arrest). Blocking blood vessel growth that feeds tumors (anti-angiogenesis). Boosting the immune system to attack cancer. Reducing harmful stress in cells (oxidative stress)." These effects are mediated through "CB-R1 and CB-R2 receptors found on pancreatic cancer cells" and other cellular pathways. Brain Tumours (Glioblastoma): Specific cannabis compounds (cannabichromene (CBC), cannabigerol (CBG), and cannabidiol (CBD)), alongside black pepper-derived compounds, "strongly bound to GPR55 and PINK1, which are linked to glioblastoma." Critically, they "showed toxic effects on tumor cells, meaning they could kill or stop the growth of cancer cells." This suggests direct cytotoxic or growth-inhibitory effects on aggressive brain tumour cells. 2. Neurological and Brain Health Benefits Several cannabis compounds demonstrate neuroprotective and therapeutic potential for various brain-related conditions: Brain Injury (TBI): CBD shows significant promise in treating traumatic brain injuries. "It has properties that reduce inflammation, fight oxidative damage (like rust in the body), and prevent seizures." Its role in TBI includes protecting the brain by "calming harmful processes," supporting "brain communication systems," strengthening the "barrier protecting the brain," and reducing "oxidative stress, and lowers inflammation." Neuroprotection and Neuroplasticity (CBN): Cannabinol (CBN) is highlighted for its potential as a "supportive treatment for brain diseases." Research indicates that "CBN didn’t harm the cells at any tested strength" and "positively influenced processes related to handling stress and brain cell flexibility (neuroplasticity)." This suggests a role in neuronal survival and improved connectivity. Epilepsy (CBD): CBD appears to be a "game-changer for hard-to-treat epilepsy." A study showed that "66.6% (18 out of 27) had fewer seizures compared to before starting CBD," with a significant proportion experiencing a greater than 50% reduction. Beyond seizure reduction, caregivers reported improvements in "Attention and alertness (44.4%)," "Sleep quality (18.5%)," and "Movement or motor skills (11.1%)." Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) (THC-heavy cannabis): A UK study on experienced users found that inhaling THC-heavy cannabis "slashes symptoms, boosts sleep & mood." After three months, patients reported "big improvements in their overall health, mood, and sleep quality," alongside "fewer unwanted memories, better mood, and felt less on edge." These improvements were sustained or enhanced at six months, with no reported side effects. 3. Anti-inflammatory and Pain Management Properties Cannabis compounds, particularly CBD and THC, exhibit strong anti-inflammatory effects and potential for pain relief: Chronic Inflammation (CBD & THC): Both CBD and THC are presented as potential "game-changers for inflammation." Researchers found that they "reduced inflammation by lowering IL-1β production," primarily by "blocking a process involving a protein complex (inflammasome) and an enzyme (caspase-1)." Notably, "THC was more effective than CBD at reducing inflammation."
Mechanism of CBD's Anti-inflammatory Action: CBD "seems to boost anti-inflammatory eicosanoids through the 15-LOX enzyme." Eicosanoids are described as "Molecules made from certain fats in your body... [that] help control inflammation," suggesting CBD's utility for conditions like "arthritis or autoimmune diseases." Fibromyalgia and Gut Issues: Medical cannabis showed significant improvements for fibromyalgia (FM) patients, many of whom also had co-occurring gut disorders (77% had at least one). "FM symptoms got much better over the 6 months," and "Gut symptoms like stomach pain, burning, abdominal pain, bloating, and feeling full also improved significantly over time." This suggests a holistic benefit for both pain and gastrointestinal health in FM patients. Disclaimer: The information provided in the source is for informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for any medical conditions or before making any decisions related to your health or treatment.

Monday, July 7, 2025

DE CHRISTIAN LIFE: This is what school looks like when you build a school that honors how boys were designed

DANIEL LACALLE:

When people look at the enormity of this thing like the talk of plus private dining rooms elevators and I don't think a lot of folks realize how huge the Federal Reserve System is they've got a budget of 6 billion dollars they've got $24,000 employees that's the kind of bloat that invites bureaucracy and also the reason why they don't move so quickly it also underscores that the FED may have too many tasks I just want your thoughts on all of this.

00:43.  Hi Charles you are absolutely right hundreds of economists and nobody pays attention to monitoring Aggregates and nobody seems to pay attention to what really drives inflation and growth this is what worries me what really worries me is that the Fed has been overtaken by a bunch of Keynesian and economists that are constantly creating models that only justified bloated government spending the enormity of the Keynesian  policies impacts and never to say what really drives inflation which is government spending and money printing

ZOHRAN MAMDANI WANTS TO TEAR DOWN THE NEW YORK STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

CHAD CROWLEY: A people cannot survive if they are told to be ashamed of their own history, to forget who they are, and to accept that their future belongs to others.

Truth is not determined by consensus. If everyone believes a lie, it remains a lie.

The more a society forces its people to ignore the obvious, the more fragile that society becomes. A people cannot survive if they are told to be ashamed of their own history, to forget who they are, and to accept that their future belongs to others.
Once, it was understood that a man took pride in where he came from. He honored the struggles of those before him, valued the traditions that shaped him, and sought to build upon that inheritance. He admired what was foreign, but never at the expense of his own identity. Today, such instincts are condemned. To speak of heritage, of belonging, is now forbidden. The demand is not merely to accept change, but to celebrate dissolution. No civilization has ever thrived by severing itself from its past. No people have ever endured by embracing weakness as virtue. A society that tells its sons they have no right to exist, that they must surrender all that is theirs, is not a society at all—it is a hospice. The world does not honor those who surrender what is theirs; it replaces them. History is full of those who forgot this truth, who welcomed their own erasure as a moral duty. Their names are lost, their lands renamed, their bloodlines broken. The future did not pity them; it belonged to those who endured, who fought, who remembered. The strong inherit the earth. The forgotten inherit nothing. Remember who you are.

BLACKROCK FUNDS AND BUILDS X's GROK

July 17, 1987, Guadeloupe River, Kerrville Texas floods. 

ANDREW BOSTOM: Major 20th C Indo-Pakistani Islamic revivalist scholar & ideologue, Mawdudi, acknowledged how the totalitarianism of Islamic states “resembled” Fascist and Communist states

Be sure to read the notes.   

Sunday, July 6, 2025

In order for an emergency to be declared, like a fire or like a shark approaching a public beach, a holiday beach, would you agree with me, ladies and gentlemen, that before you would call out the fire and engines, you'd probably be smelling smoke somewhere someone would be or a smoke alarm will go off?  

NY FIREFIGHTER, 9/11: I just remember looking up thinking how bad is it up there that their better option is to jump?

Their concern was to get everybody out.  That was the key.  To get as much people out as possible.

00:23.  Most of the people in Tower 1 came out on the mezzanine above the lobby then they'd get out through another building.  

Okay, I want to use the lobby as a triage.  --Fire Chief

The Chiefs didn't want anyone going through the lobby doors.  First, it was because debris was falling outside.  Then [**crash**] it was people falling.  You don't see it, but you know what it is, and you know that every time you hear it that crashing sound it's a life which is extinguished it's not something you can get used to.  And the sound was so loud . . . .

1:12.  I just remember looking up thinking how bad is it up there that their better option is to jump?  

THE JUMPERS

If your hand is on a stove burner, it's a red hot stove burner, you don't stop and think about it.  That hand is off of there.  It's reflex.  If there's some sort of energy field within the building that is so painful, that you just have to get away from it, then suddenly they're out the window and like, "How did I get here?"

1:40.  So NIST counted 104 jumpers from all of the video and photo evidence that they looked at, but they also stated that the number must have been much higher because not all of them were captured on camera.

"The 911 victims America wants to forget: the 200 jumpers who flung themselves from the Twin Towers who have been 'airbrushed from history,'" Tom Leonard, Daily Mail, September 11, 2011.

As part of its research into where the fire was at its most intense, NIST analyzed camera footage and still photographs and counted 104 jumpers often recording the floor and exact window from which they left.

And without speculating you can see something is causing them to jump out the window is not a normal situation.

Why are they jumping?  --Unnamed witness.

The witness accounts and some of the evidence seem to show that these people were being irradiated with some kind of energy and likely candidates is some form of micro wave energy whereby the flesh in these people to such an extent that they were jumping out.

2:27.  Ever heard of active denial system?  I'm not saying that that's what this is.  Just as a parallel.  It's a microwave that they [use] for crowd control and it makes you think that you're burning up so that you just have to get out of there.  You just leave no matter what. You don't think about it.  So maybe some people were jumping, I don't know, from that. I don't know if that's what it was, but it's consistent with something like that going on inside of the building but not outside of the building.  And we do know that the building was turning to dust inside for the hour before it's demise.  --Judy Wood.

3:01.  THE FOLLOWING ARE CAPTIONS TO THE PHOTOGRAPHS AND VIDEOS OF PEOPLE JUMPING FROM THE TOWER, played to Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings."

Is the attack on the World Trade Center was one of the most observed catastrophes in history. 

Those who fell or jumped from the towers were briefly is most public victims they emerged one or two at a time from a blanket of smoke and fire that rendered mass death virtually invisible.  

Those who jumped or fell from the towers provided the starkest, most harrowing evidence of the desperate conditions inside.

Researchers say more than 200 people most likely fell or jumped to their death others say the number is half that or fewer.

Police helicopter pilots have described feeling helpless as they hovered along the buildings.

As they watched the people who piled four and five deep into the windows 1300 ft in the air. 

Some held hands as they jumped others went alone.

"Please don't jump.  We're coming up for you," a Fire battalion chief said over a PA system, unaware that it was damaged.

For those who jumped, the fall lasted 10 seconds.  They struck the ground at just less than 150 miles an hour.

Not fast enough to cause unconsciousness while falling but fast enough to ensure instant death on impact.

On the West Side falling bodies crashed onto the awning covering the circular VIP driveway.

The thudding of bodies at this entrance can be heard on a video taken near there by French cameraman Jules Naudet.  

6:29.  

I just remember looking up thinking how bad is it up there that their better option is to jump?  

Commentators later remark that those who had fallen made one brave final decision to take control of how they would perish.

A falling body killed a firefighter.

NY Fire Commissioner, Thomas von Essen was nearly killed when a body landed 15 feet away.

People plummeted into the Plaza blood covered the glass walls and revolving doors that led to the plaza.

People evacuating the North Tower walked by this horrible sight.

"The windows were red and bits of bodies were outside we were stunned and amazed," says Richard Mahler who escaped.

Witness accounts suggest that some people were blown out.  Others fell in the crush at the windows as they struggled for air.. 

Still others simply recoiled reflexively from the intense heat.  

"Somebody yelled something was falling we didn't know if it was desks coming out."

"It turned out it was people coming out and they started coming out one after the other . . . we saw the jumpers coming."

"They were choosing to die."

The original "Waving Woman" photograph of 9/11. 

The so-called "cell phone jumper."  Some contend the man was talking on [his] cell phone as he falls to his death.  His shirt is off presumably because of the heat.

Photograph of Cantor Fitzgerald employees trying to survive by hanging out of their office windows.  [For what it's worth, Howard Lutnick was the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald on 9/11/2001.  He is currently serving as Commerce Secretary in the Trump Administration.] 

Two victims plunging to their death while appearing to be holding hands.

We stand, as it were, on the shore, and see multitudes of our fellow beings struggling in the water, stretching forth their arms, sinking, drowning, and we are powerless to assist them.  --Felix Adler

References

Kevin Flynn and Jim Dwyer, Falling Bodies, a 911 Image Etched in Pain, New York Times, 9/10/2004.

Dennis Cauchon and Martha Moore, Desperation Forced a Horrific Decision, USA Today.

"We saw the jumpers . . .  choosing to die," The Guardian, 08/13/2005.

Making a bunch of my real estate friends money in Los Angeles.  In 2008, I was telling people, I was like, gangs, artists, hipsters, gays, yoga mats.  That's the pattern.  

So you have an area like Echo Park or something.  It's gangs.  The artists go in to get cheap lofts and they start making s***.  They're a little mentally ill, but they're exciting and they have parties.  

Then the gays, oh, the gays are before the hipsters.  The gays come in because they're attracted to that type of danger, like art, abstract, chaos, hip, new, novelty. That's when the gays come in.  Gays are the first people that have the money.  When the gays come in, it starts "gentrifying," because the money comes in.  Artists don't have money but they have chaos.  Gays like chaos. 

Then the hipster Trustafarians come in.  The people that try to look Urban, but they are all trust funded.  Now the money is really coming in.  

Once you see a woman walking alone holding a yoga mat, you have reached peak, okay?  I would always tell them, go where the gays are going, like right as the gays are going in, that's when you can have 5x return on your money.

7SEES: Healthfare, Lawfare, Tech Subversion, Electioneering, Financial Warfare, Weather Strikes, and Actual Genocide are just top of the list.

Saturday, July 5, 2025

DR. SUZANNE HUMPHRIES: With measles you're basically molting; cell turnover is huge. [Intravenus] Vitamin A and C treat it

MIKE YEADON: Vaccines have never been intended to reduce diseases or to help you

DOUGLAS MACKEY: MtF trans use hormones from the urine of industrially-managed pregnant horses to grow fake "breasts"

MtF trans use hormones from the urine of industrially-managed pregnant horses to grow fake "breasts" As the mares pregnancy nears its end stage, their foals are killed as unwanted byproduct—the mares are artificially inseminated to begin the process again & remain "productive"

 
Track the changes in narrative.  "If i see a big pile of changes, I can be almost certain that this person is being deceptive without even knowing what I'm really seeing.  So getting good at spotting changes is the first and most important thing.  

Then understanding context and clusters.  Context meaning like, "well, this person is crossing their arms; they must be defensive."  Well, what if it's 50 degrees outside and they're freezing cold?  So context plays an important role for accuracy.  Then there's clusters.  I'm going to look for not just one behavior.  If somebody says, "Oh, they scratched their nose," or "they touched their face, they're lying," or "they looked away for a minute, they're lying."  One behavior never indicates deception by itself.  You should always see a cluster of behaviors.  Sometimes someone is lying and those behaviors aren't there.

And that goes into stakes.  Are you good enough to ask questions that raise the stakes?  So if I give you a picture of a duck right now, and I tell you to convince this person over here that you're looking at a picture of a horse.  You're not going to show a lot of deception indicators.  But if I do the exact same things and say, "If you don't do this, I'm going to put a bullet in your head."  You're doing the exact same lie, the exact same situation, now the stakes are higher, so that your deception indicators are increased.  One of the ways that we might increase stakes is something simple like, "Morgan, I like you as a person, and I don't want you to get tripped up, so I want you to think very carefully before you answer this question.  You understand?"  So now the stakes go up, and I've jumped up your body language with just a little paragraph.  It'll ramp up your brain before the question comes.  And if you're innocent, your brain's not going to get ramped up.  So if a murder took place and you know you're not the killer, you're going to be like, "yeah, okay."  That question won't cause you any stress.  It's like this other question, when you're talking about detecting deception, it's not just about behavior, it's about can you ask good questions?  And one of the best questions in the world is called a "bait question."  Let's say a crime happened let's say some $10,000 West stolen from a grocery store and I've got you in here as a suspect and you did it let's say you did it.  I might say, "Morgan, is there any reason that you can think of that a video would have showed up from a black and white camera, maybe a security camera, that showed that you took the money?" And if you knew there were no video cameras, you'd say, "No," you'd be comfortable, right? So then I'd make it more vague, and I'd say, "Morgan, is there any reason that somebody would have said that they saw your car parked outside that store that evening?"  And you don't know how many people I've talked to, and the only time that you will get nervous is if you were there.  You know that if you're going to commit to lying and I'm about to slam you in the face with evidence, you don't know if I'm about to do that.  That's one of the bait questions that is so important.  It works with kids.  The way to do the bait question is, "Is there any reason . . . might have happened?"  So you never are leading them.  You're not saying, "I have this evidence . . . , is there any reason somebody would have told one of our officers, one of our investigators, that they saw you parked outside of that house, or they saw you at around 9:15 p.m.?"  So the more vague the better it is. 

5:41.  The best one for kids is called the "Punishment Question," and this is "What do you think should happen to the person that did this?"  This has been used in my life when talking to predators, and these are people that prey on children.  And I would say, Well, what do you think should happen to the person that did this?"  And the answer is always something like, "Well, definitely they should apologize to the family.  They did need some kind of counseling."

Something that really lowers the gravity, enormity of the crime.

Yeah, ridiculous.  And they'll say things like, "Obviously, that person is sick and they need help and they need some kind of counseling and therapy."

On my kids I used this. Before when I was in the military, I come home in my uniform one day, like the little camo uniform, walking in and there's a little box of chocolate milk.  It's open.  It's just laying on its side.  All this chocolate milk.  We had a white rug, like an idiot, with kids.  My two kids, Charlotte and William, are in there.  They're probably 5 and 6, somewhere around there.  I was like, "Who brought this milk here in the living room?  You're not supposed to have milk in here, just water."  And they're like, "I don't know."  I looked at my son, "I don't know."  I'm like all right, Charlotte, living room; William, kitchen.