"so every Monday, he takes Fenbendazole and Ivermectin."

8 month update on his younger brother from Scotland who had complete stage 3 bladder cancer regression on Ivermectin, Fenbendazole Orthomolecular regimen..⁦@MakisMD⁩ ⁦@PierreKory⁩ ⁦@btysonmd⁩ ⁦@Honest_Medicine⁩ ⁦@PaulMarik22⁩ ⁦@Fynnderella1⁩ ⁦ pic.twitter.com/FFRpmGWmqS

— Dr. George Fareed (@GeorgeFareed2) December 17, 2024

So that, Ian, your brother in Scotland had bladder cancer diagnosed by Imagene.  Is that primarily the method is 

Stage 3 . . . 

Stage 3 and never got any chemotherapy or oncology treatment in Scotland . . .

Only your protocols . . .

. . . That went on the orthomolecular treatment with the Fenbendazole and Ivermectin plus other agents . . . 

Right.

And now this is this is now almost a year is it no about 8 months now . . .

I think it started in April or May . . . 

May of 2024 . . . And his last evaluation shows complete cancer free state.

Yeah, this was the last week.

Wonderful.  Was that through a CT scan, or do you know how that was done?

No, I think they put them out . . . went into cultures or something. Does that sound right? 

Well that would be . . .  

. . . biopsies or something . . .

They were looking for biopsies . . . if he's cancer-free they couldn't biopsy with him.

With the intention of doing it but they confirmed as per the previous examination come on and say oh this is completely cancer-free.  But he has he has herpes in his urethra.

Uh-huh, but that's separate and that's something that . . . 

Yeah which we he had had cancer, and they said he had cancer originally but that cancer has gone from there to everything.

Oh, that's amazing so yeah and now he's on a once a week treatment is that correct not daily with Fenbendazole once a week?

He said like one week on 4 weeks off or just remember every Monday, so every Monday, he takes Fenbendazole and Ivermectin.

Plus the other eight . . . 

The other ones that, uh, I think he takes the anti-inflammatory, is it turmeric?

Uh-hum. 

He takes that but they have stuff that can counteract the nausea he doesn't take . . .

And did I also recommend the NoCovidium and the RestorAGene from [My] Warriors Essentials?  I'll give you information on those.

Okay.  

Those would help . . . with autophagy . . . 

The other stuff was like a natto [Nattokinase?].

Right, but good, good news, and say hello to him for me.  I'm glad he's so much better.  Please, keep him healthy.

EARLY SIGNS OF AUTISM

1.  No sense of danger.

2.  Jumping.

3.  Hand flapping.

4.  Hand posturing. 

5.  Less sensitive to pain.

6.  Spinning things.

7.  Covering his ears

8.  Covering his eyes.

9.  Hard blinking.

10.  Tiptoeing.

11.  Upside down.

12.  Spinning in circles. 

13.  Head shaking. 

14.  Backwards walking. 

15.  Twirling his hair. 

16.  Rocking. 

17.  Stomping. 

18.  Doesn't acknowledge general things right in front of him. 

Crimes Against Humanity.
ARREST every person that participated in the Vaccine Holocaust. pic.twitter.com/DncHorwvdC

— Liz Churchill (@liz_churchill10) December 18, 2024

Government is [financially] blind to consequences in every one of its programs. "Birds and fish which eat large numbers of DDT-poisoned insects may be casualties too"

The truth about "polio" paralysis: it was DDT poisoning:
"Flying and Biting Bugs on Jones Beach Die in a Cloud of DDT, New Insecticide—A truck-mounted for generator squirts the poison, mixed with oil droplets, over a four-mile area of the New York City playground. Spread by Army… pic.twitter.com/RjMfCvoT96

— Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) December 17, 2024

The truth about "polio" paralysis: it was DDT poisoning: 

"Flying and Biting Bugs on Jones Beach Die in a Cloud of DDT, New Insecticide—A truck-mounted generator squirts the poison, mixed with oil droplets, over a four-mile area of the New York City playground. Spread by Army and Navy planes and by hand sprays, DDT routed dangerous disease-bearing flies and mosquitoes on Pacific islands. DDT has a drawback—it kills many beneficial and harmless insects but does not kill all insect pests. Birds and fish which eat large numbers of DDT-poisoned insects may be casualties too. (National Geographic Magazine, October 1945, p. 410)" 

Okay, well these remarks would support Rachel Carlson's points made in her 1962 Silent Spring.  

So insects, specifically mosquitos were suspected as spreaders of poliomyelitis?  

Texas, 1946.

NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY OF CPAs: In 2022, undocumented workers paid $96 billion into Social Security and Medicare

Undocumented labor is a little like slave labor for the nation - payroll taxes are removed as the 'employee' is posing as legitimate, but as an undocumented person they aren't officially accruing the years of Social Security history that a documented worker would be adding to… https://t.co/4DipbmqvOY

— Jennifer Depew, RD (@deNutrients) December 18, 2024

New York State Society of CPAs, NYSSCPA, has part of the story. 

Undocumented immigrants paid taxes amounting to $96.7 billion in 2022, including funding for government programs that they cannot access, according to a report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP), a left-leaning think tank. Roughly one-third of their tax payments included $ 25.7 billion to fund Social Security and  $6.4  billion to fund Medicare.

Although one of the most common arguments for limiting immigration is the cost borne by the U.S. government, the study showed that undocumented immigrants pay about 26 percent of their income in taxes, Bloomberg News reported.

In total, undocumented immigrants paid $8,889 per person, in federal, state and local taxes in 2022. That translates to public services receiving $8.9 billion in additional tax revenue for every one million undocumented immigrants who reside in the country.

Six states raised more than $1 billion each in tax revenue from undocumented immigrants living within their borders, the report found. Those states are California ($8.5 billion), Texas ($4.9 billion), New York ($3.1 billion), Florida ($1.8 billion), Illinois ($1.5 billion), and New Jersey ($1.3 billion).

In 40 states, undocumented immigrants pay higher state and local tax rates than the top 1 percent of households living within their borders, the report found.

The ITEP estimated the tax payments of undocumented immigrants in several categories, including sales and excise taxes; property taxes paid directly or on taxes folded into rent payments; and payroll taxes, which are paid either through paycheck withholding or filing income tax returns. 

Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, ITEP, corroborates this story, or fact.  This is kind of important to know since many U.S. taxpayers are besieged with demoralizing stories about how undocumented are getting freebie after freebie, right after right handed to them.  Many U.S. workers had become so demoralized that they couldn't see themselves working alongside undocumented workers who are unfairly receiving a score of benefits at the U.S. taxpayers' expense.  Turns out that the undocumented are paying into Social Security and into Medicare.  

• Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes in 2022. Most of that amount, $59.4 billion, was paid to the federal government while the remaining $37.3 billion was paid to state and local governments.
• Undocumented immigrants paid federal, state, and local taxes of $8,889 per person in 2022. In other words, for every 1 million undocumented immigrants who reside in the country, public services receive $8.9 billion in additional tax revenue.
• More than a third of the tax dollars paid by undocumented immigrants go toward payroll taxes dedicated to funding programs that these workers are barred from accessing. Undocumented immigrants paid $25.7 billion in Social Security taxes, $6.4 billion in Medicare taxes, and $1.8 billion in unemployment insurance taxes in 2022.

the reality is nobody has ever gotten out who has pled insane.  Yeah, you go to a hospital instead of a prison, but there isn't any getting out.  Everybody needs to watch One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.  --Eric Hunley

As per tonight’s show. The drones are a red cell project to test American drone defenses and also to gauge American public reaction by other agencies. All of this is to pass the “Drone Patriot Act” which has been dormant for nearly 2 years in the Senate. US military farmed out…

— Mark Groubert (@lordbuckly) December 18, 2024

As per tonight’s show, the drones are a "red cell project" to test American drone defenses and also to gauge American public reaction by other agencies. All of this is to pass the “Drone Patriot Act,” which has been dormant for nearly 2 years in the Senate. US military farmed out the drone work to a Jersey corporation and opened up a special corridor for their flights and return. The 17-day drone event at Langley AFB was basically overshadowed by the election, but it was the front cover of the WSJ written by a known spook. All operations are being run in Blue states Jersey. NY. Conn. PA. VA. DC. Mass. by Blue politicians such as Kochul, Blumenthal, Murphy, Schumer, and mayors who are Dems in dem states. This is right out of the COVID lockdown playbook. Don’t take the bait on this psy-op. They want to consolidate all drone rights, activities, and control under the DHS and DOJ. Don’t be fooled. Stay calm. Don’t let your senators push this through. They want to intimidate Trump into signing it. Gotta go. Terrible cold. Communicating from my command bunker. My bathtub.

 

Show notes from America's Untold Stories, "Mysterious New Jersey Drone Activity: Attack Smokescreen? Iran's Drone Drone Ship Disappears!" aired on Tuesday, December 17, 2024.

09:10. I did not think that she would demand to be a deputy secretary of the CIA to keep an eye on John Ratcliffe who is a righteous guy and Trump's pick in addition to that she would be the eyes and ears of the one going through the JFK files to determine what you people at home might be allowed to read and finally the whole thing blew up because Trump finally drove a stake through it today through this proxy of Tom Cotton there was an article yesterday that Trump was ending this fantasy Quest and today Tom Cotton ended it officially.

09:55. Luigi has been officially indicted in New York as of today his attorney is a top female defense attorney in New York . . . [10:54]  so Alvin Bragg is running for re-election, and he has been given a gift and a problem, Eric.  The gift is the Luigi case because it's so high profile after coming out of the loss of the Penny case.  He's been given a slam dunk case that a retard could win.  But however, Luigi has countered with the top attorney in New York, who is this woman that his family has hired.  So Luigi apparently is going to plead a diminished capacity defense which is also known as "temporary insanity." It rarely works, but when it does work it works among the elites. It works among the wealthy people who get top-notch lawyers to be able to bring in a million experts.

11:52.  Wasn't a Kennedy one of those that it worked for?

11:54.  That's right.  That's where I was going with that.  Kennedy's sister . . . Kennedy's sister who drove on Ambient up on through Connecticut unconscious, slamming into the back of a tractor trailer, was able to plead diminished capacity and get off.  So yeah, there are a bunch of these I can mention.  Someone named Patty Hearst, Eric, who brought in F. Lee Bailey in San Francisco said diminished capacity.

Except she got convicted and later pardoned or commuted . . . 

because she had a machine gun, was robbing banks, and had some other things, but so does [Luigi].  He is going to claim, according to sources, internal sources, that it was temporary insanity due to drugs and back ailment and mental illness or whatever experts they can bring in.

12:45.  He seems to be lining it up beautifully with his snarling and everything with the cops what have you so I guess he could get well by the time Court comes around.

12:55.  Well that's important, because when you go for diminished capacity the government has to prove you're sane. 

The RFK, III movie about Hunter Thompson that Mark refers to is the 2021 Fear and Loathing in Aspen.

13:07.  I was talking to Nate about this how some people will try to plea that they are insane.  Nate was a prosecutor in New York, and one of his fellow prosecutors had a case against somebody and the person was threatening to plead insanity.  And the prosecutor said, "Great.  Please do.  Go for it," because the reality is nobody has ever gotten out who has pled insane.  Yeah, you go to a hospital instead of a prison, but there isn't any getting out.  Everybody needs to watch One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. 

The only time a Insanity plead works is when you have Deep Pockets