Tuesday, September 10, 2024

"Do not fear not knowing," said Kathie, one of the Acars' leaders, at one of these hidden meetings. "Fear only the loss of your ability to question."

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"Do not fear not knowing," said Kathie, one of the Acars' leaders, at one of these hidden meetings. "Fear only the loss of your ability to question."

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OWEN BENJAMIN: INSIGHTFUL COMMENTARY ON THE MOVIE, AMADEUS

Owen's Amadeus [1984] commentary starts at 34:20.   

40:20, Salieri:  Do you know who I am? 

40:30, Priest:  That makes no difference.  All men are equal in God's eyes.

41:55, Benjamin.  Salieri plays his songs for the priest, but the priest doesn't recognize any of them because Salieri plays for the elite, not for working people.  

Benjamin concedes that he believes that everybody is equal in God's eyes, it's just that everybody has a different role.  Interesting.  

42:20, Benjamin.  Salieri is wildly more successful than Mozart.  Mozart died broke in a pauper's grave.  Mozart wasn't even allowed to do operas.  He was literally banned from theaters.  People don't like to admit stuff like this historically, but it's true.  While Salieri was selling out "stadiums," Salieri remembers his praise and the worship bestowed upon by elite audiences, but no one really cared about his work.   

43:35, Salieri.  I was the most famous composer in Europe.  I wrote 40 operas alone.  Salieri plays Mozart's melody, and the priest recognizes it immediately. 

44:35, Benjamin.  Mozart wrote operas about normal people, "Marriage of Figaro," [premiered, 1786] and "The Barber of Seville."  He wrote operas about the servants, not about the Greek Gods and nobility. 

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Monday, September 9, 2024

Trump put $18 billion dollars behind a mass atrocity program and facilitated a process that shut down 35% of American small businesses

if we support them, we're supporting genocide.  They will genocide us.  In fact, they have, or certainly Trump and Harris have.  They both market genocide.  They both support genocide.  Congress is supporting genocide.  --Catherine Austin Fitts

Bobby, Trump, and Harris who support genocide.

I don't know how you get past that.

You can't.  You can't get past genocide because if we support them we're supporting genocide.  They will genocide us.  In fact, they have, or certainly Trump and Harris have.  Harris is still requiring the COVID shots to work on her campaign.  So I can't get past that.

I can make a compelling argument as to why you should vote for Trump I really can.  There are very logical reasons to vote for Trump over Harris.  They both support genocide.  They both market genocide.  They both support genocide.

They both want digital IDs.  They both want the Biometric tracking system, like all these things.

But let's look at Congress. Congress is supporting genocide.

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GLENN GREENWALD: The US has no functional president and has not had one for months, and it's barely noticeable and barely matters because there's a permanent unelected machine that runs the government.

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NUTRITION DOC: Skin tags are not to be ignored. It's your body shouting it needs diet & lifestyle changes. Mostly, skin tags are a sign of underlying insulin resistance, characterized by high insulin resistance & impaired carbohydrate metabolism

AN and skin tags should be considered clinical markers of hyperinsulinemia in nondiabetic, obese patients.  -- A. Plascencia Gómez, et al. 

The solution?  Fix the diet with carnivore.

The Chief Herbalist recommends the pencil plant to eliminate skin tags, comparing skin tags to warts.  If skin tags are the equivalent of warts, why not use Compound W on them?  Chief Herbalist doesn't provide any proof that the pencil plant is the remedy.  I would say that the insulin resistance theory best accords with their presence.  

The Nutrition Doc at least provides an argument, something to sink your exploratory teeth into in an article titled, "Skin Disorders in Overweight and Obese Patients and Their Relationship with Insulin," A.  Plascencia Gómez, M.E. Vega Memije, M. Torres Tamayo,  A.A. Rodríguez Carreón, Science Direct, March 2014.

Results

In total, 109 patients (95 adults and 13 children, 83.5% female) were studied. The mean (SD) age was 38 (14) years and the mean body mass index was 39.6 ± 8 kg/m2. The skin conditions observed were acanthosis nigricans (AN) (in 97% of patients), skin tags (77%), keratosis pilaris (42%), and plantar hyperkeratosis (38%). Statistically significant associations were found between degree of obesity and AN (P = .003), skin tags (P = .001), and plantar hyperkeratosis. Number of skin tags, AN neck severity score, and AN distribution were significantly and independently associated with insulin levels.

Conclusions

AN and skin tags should be considered clinical markers of hyperinsulinemia in nondiabetic, obese patients.

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