Everybody's on their cell phone. These are addictive. Only about 20% of the radiation from a cell phone goes to communication. The rest is diffused into your body, which explains a lot of things. Children are, of course, very vulnerable to these things because their brains are developing.
Yeah, some cell phones are better than others.
The Apple phones are the worst. We need somebody like yourself to put a bit of order in the house.
Dr. Paul Heroux is probably the top expert in the field of bioelectric physics and radio frequency.
Over 10,000 studies raised concerns about wifi radiation and showed indeed there are some miracle impacts that the cells in your body act as little antennas that regulate electric and energy currents, the flow of all of the functions of your body. And the way that you think, the way that you feel, your immune system.
So it all comes down to one thing: rights from a Creator. French Revolution you get rights from the group. The social compact, the social contract. What we all agree upon, okay, the media controls what everybody thinks. So all you got to do is be a wealthy person that controls the media and you can control the country. But our Founders said, no. Rights come from a creator, and the government's job is to protect my Creator-given rights. If there is no creator, your rights come from the group. And what the group giveth, the group can taketh awayeth.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1712-1778, influenced the French Revolution with his political philosophy and his social contract theory. The perspective of many of today’s environmentalists can be traced back to Rousseau, espousing that all degenerates are in man’s hands. The Social Contract (1972), his most important work, outlines the basis for a legitimate political order within a framework of classical republicanism.
Congress has not the power to appropriate this money as an act of charity. Every member on this floor knows it. We have the right as individuals to give away as much of our own money as we please in charity. But as members of Congress, we have no right to appropriate a dollar of money as charity.
Calvin Coolidge said this,
It does not follow that because something ought to be done, the national government ought to do it.
Random but common complaints,
"But we need to take care of the poor." Yes, we do, but it's not the government's job.
"We need to help the immigrants." Yes, we do but it's not the government's job.
Gerald Ford said,
People say why don't you expand that program and spend more federal money? I look them in the eye and say, you realize that a government big enough to give us everything we want is a government big enough to take from us everything we have
From The American Minute. "Not Yours To Give," Davy Crockett, Free Market Economics: A Basic Reader, compiled by Bettina B. Greaves (Irvington-on-Hudson, NY: Foundation for Economic Education, 1975).
When there is an assassination you have to have a lone nut because a lone nut can kill somebody for no reason. If you admit that three or four people were involved or that there was, to use an overworked term, conspiracy, then you have to say you had a reason. Well, they don't ever want to face that reason. . . . none of these cases really get into the courts, and when they do they're very abnormal cases. --COLONEL FLETCHER PROUTY, 1989, Chief of Special Operations at the Pentagon, 1960-1963
Thank you to Mike Rivero at What Really Happened, time-stamped on July 21, 09:20.
When there is an assassination you have to have a lone nut because a lone nut can kill somebody for no reason. If you admit that three or four people were involved or that there was, to use an overworked term, conspiracy then you have to say had a reason. Well, they don't ever want to face that reason. What was the reason why Kennedy was killed? What was the reason why King was killed? By having a lone nut, you don't have to ask that question. I think all of us have studied assassinations ought to forget some names totally. One name is Oswald. Another one is Sirhan. Another one is Ray. Forget 'em. Those poor guys were staged into this program; they had nothing to do with the assassination except be the fall guy. And as an assassination studier, a student of assassination for 25 years, I tell you, frankly, I could write the whole book on assassinations without using any one of those names. They're not relevant, other than as patsies. You see none of these cases really get into the courts, and when they do they're very abnormal cases. Consider the case in Los Angeles about the killing of Kennedy in 1968. The people most proximate to Kennedy at the time he was killed have never been questioned yet. I traveled to another country to talk to a young lady that was almost leaning on Bobby Kennedy at the time he was shot. She can tell you how he was killed. But the courts have never talked to her.. this cover-up pattern is enormous and it's very effective. It closes everything down.
01:37 What's the technique for an assassin once the assassination has been completed, where do they go? How do they operate?
01:47. Obviously, the first thing is to bring in the hitman or the hit men. It's usually a triangulation affair so that you're sure you have the guns to do the job. You can't always say where your victim is going to be, so you place the guns in the right place and you're ready for it. But that's the easy part. Then you have to get them out of there. I think if you study as we have hundreds and hundreds of photographs of these scenes, you'll find that there were certain people, for instance, that didn't run from the area, stood there casually, nothing happened. They have the assurance they're going to be picked up at the proper time and removed from the area. Now undoubtedly, they're the killers. They're too smart to run and draw attention to it. They're too smart to jump in a car that speeds away. If there is a car that speeds away, that's a cover story. It's like the white Mustang: it's not the one that really did the job. And the press releases that are immediately put out lead you to the man in a sixth floor window while the man that really did the killing is right down there on the street waiting for somebody to pick him up casually and walk off. Just consider either of the Kennedy cases, or the King case. The thing you notice most is that the police stood with her hands down and did nothing. There were no on the spot detectives. There was nobody really looking into the ballistics. There was no one checking any of the things that the police would have gotten into in the first place. So there's where you begin to see the cover-up pattern. Somebody has told the police department stay away from this. Now, they don't tell them that way. They say "Look, because this was Mr. King in town, we have a special group of secret service, or special group of whatever, here," and so the police think, "Well, it's covered. We're not needed," but in any event they are away. Now, in Dallas, I know for a fact myself that there was an army unit we intended to use in Dallas for protection on the streets to watch everything. The commander of that Army unit had received a call, a very simple call, saying "We don't need your unit." He knows there are other units so he thinks I'm going to use somebody else's unit. The next day he found out there were no units there, well it's too late then you see.
Attorney Todd Callender describes how Donald Trump allowed for the militarization of healthcare during COVID with executive orders 13295 and 13887.EOs Trump signed literally moved "the public health apparatus under the Department of Defense..."Transcription of clip:
"Understand that in 2019, there's a new pandemic, and, and he's the guy that actually calls the national emergency, and he's the guy that invokes the, the public health emergency. And, by virtue of that, he was able to bypass bypass a lot of, reluctance in our government to allow these kinds of powers. But he did, and he gave himself, a whole lot of powers in Executive Order 13887. And, this is where he actually moved, elements of the public health apparatus under the Department
of Defense into the Defense Health Agency.
"He was preparing by virtue of this executive order, knowingly or not. I don't know if he knew what he was doing or not. That he was preparing for the public health apparatus to become militarized. Okay. Next one. Here's the text of Executive Order 13295, and you will see that he creates a task force. It's a public health and national priority. he says it's a disruption to the military operations. And for that reason, all of this had to become a military response, and that's precisely what happened. And the DOD effectively took control of the public health response in the United States by virtue of this executive order. The mission was then complete for legal purposes.
"You have a government body in the United States, which is homogeneous, meaning that it all powers rested effectively in, the executive branch of our government, starting with the president who then became subservient in power to the secretary of health and human services who was then in charge of all government responses, all the military responses,
and use, by the way, of the military to effectuate this public health response. It was the US military that moved the vaccines around. It's the US military that
actually made the vaccine.
"They hired Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson and Johnson to make these shots because they were part of the development, and they moved them around the globe with military equipment. So this is where I came up with the phrase it's militarized public health. it's it's medical martial law. That's precisely what happened. And it's by virtue of these legal wranglings. They took a long time to put into effect, though, this happened. And I'm just showing the way that it went from being something innocuous to being something very terrible very quickly."
