How come nobody told me this man was the Mumford and Sons guitarist who got cancelled for tweeting at Andy Ngo? 👀 https://t.co/hQPsMYqij7
— Julie Hamill (@hamill_law) May 13, 2024
Still checking but it looks like Winston Marshall's speech was given on May 8, 2024, before the Oxford Union Society. The topic of his speech Winston Marshall speaks in opposition to the motion that "This House Believes Populism is a Threat to Democracy."
"His doctor said, 'there's really nothing else we can do.'…The poor guy was suffering, had cancer in 11 bones in his body."
A few months later, this patient was told he was in remission..@DocRuddy says she’s observed multiple cases like this.
— Jan Jekielek (@JanJekielek) May 14, 2024
Why would an anti-parasitic drug like ivermectin work on cancer?
Are these isolated cases? Or indicative of something bigger?
She’s on a mission to find out.
🔴PREMIERE 5/14, 9PM ET: https://t.co/IAG1lyGMcE
I knew the corkscrew turn executed by the object that flew into the pentagon on 9/11 was an impossible maneuver for the plane to make, but I didn't know the planes would have shaken themselves apart at the speeds they were traveling.
— Green Eggs-n-Sam (@HamEggsnSam) May 14, 2024
Perhaps Project Bluebeam was tested a bit… https://t.co/cLt6PWOhY4
Use this link in case the video is removed.
So, the officer is being kind and explaining way more than he is required to explain, and I think that's a bad thing that has gotten into a lot of people now like I need to explain everything to these people. But he's also defending his actions. He's explaining himself but he's also matching her volume and her tone. He's essentially getting into an argument. And I admire this guy's composure, but, in this instance, keep in mind, that two people who have never met will automatically and unconsciously decide who is the leader in that interaction. This will almost always come down to two factors: number one is the person who's least reactive to the other person; number two is the person with the most composure. Keep that in mind not just for this video but for your whole life.
Serendipitously, Dr. Dufault found undisclosed mercury residues in high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) samples collected by FDA law enforcement officers. The FDA had commanded her to stop her investigation. After her voluntary retirement from the FDA, she continued her work exposing this largely unknown national crime.
Dr. Renee Joy Dufeult is a whistleblower who used to work for the EPA. She wrote the book, "Unsafe at Any Level," where she revealed unacceptable levels of mercury in high fructose corn syrup, used in many infant formulas. Please read this article to learn more.
— Stephanie Seneff (@stephanieseneff) May 13, 2024
"The EU bans HFCS…
On January 5, 2024, our website, gmoscience.org went down. In the past 10 years since its inception, this has never occurred. What has changed?
A raw nerve was touched. Perhaps, it is the 1.4-billion-dollar infant formula industry that doesn’t want its products exposed for heavy metals? Speculation, of course. This is the first foray by our nonprofit into the research arena. Possibly, we may have stepped on some toes.
A Bit of History
The EPA passed the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) in 1976, amended by President Obama in 2016. The EPA has the authority to restrict certain exposures to the public, excluding foods. However, heavy metals were not excluded.
The EPA will be required to act via their own compliance ordinance (TSCA) if indeed we expose heavy metals in the only source of sustenance for many infants; formula.
In 2017, I became familiar with the book, Unsafe at Any Level by Dr. Renee Joy Dufault, whistleblower, and previous US Public Health Service Officer working for the FDA. (1)
Serendipitously, Dr. Dufault found undisclosed mercury residues in high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) samples collected by FDA law enforcement officers. The FDA had commanded her to stop her investigation. After her voluntary retirement from the FDA, she continued her work exposing this largely unknown national crime.
The good news is that the amount of per capita consumption of HFCS has gone down over the past 19 years. However, Americans are still consuming approximately 40 pounds of HFCS per year (2)
Unsafe at Any Meal: What the FDA Does Not Want You to Know About the Foods You Eat https://t.co/4Gujy3YiNX via @amazon
— St. Michael, the Archangel (@aveng_angel) May 13, 2024
