Interesting that none of the Mockingbird press actually offer up the letter, but retyped it with commentary. Their retype is not evidence.
We put together a public record and therefore is judicially recognizable, in contrast to the hearsay retyping of the Mockingbirds. His X feed is a “notorious” (able to be used without further proof) public document.
[ Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (Jul. 21, 2024). Stands down from his Democrat candidacy for President of the United States. @JoeBiden X Post. Source: https://x.com/JoeBiden/status/1815080881981190320 ]
The Jews of Babylon forsook the God of Israel for Babylon’s demon gods, especially Mammon and Moloch. The Prophets railed against their charging of interest and debt-human slavery ca. 600 BC.
Ezekiel 18:13: “Lends at interest, and takes profit; shall he then live?He shall not live. He has done all these abominations; he shall surely die; his blood shall be upon himself.”
Arab historians (including Ibn Khordadbeh in the 9th century called them “Rādhānites,” and the British and French identified them in the Domesday Book (1086 AD) as “Radknights” – English tax collectors and money-changers with a sword. The City of London (1067 AD) was founded to give them a permanent money-changing lair.
A person who demonstrates an exaggerated conformity or propriety, especially in an irritatingly arrogant or smug manner. A petty thief or a conceited dandy.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
Back in the late 1960s when I was first a college student, I was considering becoming a physician. But I realized that I really did not know that much about the profession and didn’t think it wise to embark on such a long and difficult training just to discover that it did not meet my expectations. It was also a time when the government gave you only a four-year deferment before drafting you and sending you to Vietnam. I happened to be one of the rare people at that time, who had the opportunity to not only join the Army reserves, but to join any Army Hospital unit. I didn’t even know whether or not I was even qualified for military active duty due to a significant loss of vision in one eye since birth. Seeing that this was a hospital unit, they would be performing physicals before your enlistment. To my great surprise, I passed the physical, and shortly thereafter was sworn into the Army reserves. (Note: toward the end of my active-duty corpsman training, I discovered that in reality I was 4F -Medically exempt from military service. Life Lesson: at that time, it was easier to get in the military than to get out. Six years later I was a free man.)
My reserve weekends were primarily at the Orange County Medical Center in Southern California. A short time earlier, they became associated with The UC Irvine School of Medicine. I thoroughly enjoyed taking care of the patients and graduated in my corpsman class, second out of over 300 participants. But what I immediately witnessed was that almost every ”doctor” I encountered would openly lie to their patients, and obviously had no idea what they were doing. In my opinion, as a male in his early 20s (just like these “doctors”), these men knew absolutely nothing about ”life,” and yet everything they said and did had a major impact on the survival of many people.
I was fully aware that I at that time ”knew nothing about life,” but the difference was, I was aware of my ignorance, while they were arrogant and would cover up for each other’s lies. From my perspective I could place them in one of two categories. They were either going into medicine for the money or were there because their mommy or daddy told them to be there. From that point on, I would honor my commitment and I would meet the needs of my patients; but as soon as I’m set free from the Army, I wanted absolutely nothing to do with medicine. I dropped out of college while continuing to work in a warehouse. (I love working and would be considered a workaholic.). Before I even finished my military commitment, I had been promoted to management at the warehouse, and then promoted again and informed by my direct supervisor that I was being prepared for upper management. (He became the first CEO of Costco.). But the Lord had other plans for my life, which is a very long story.
During the first 15 years since I initially entered the Army, my medical experience was: six years Army Hospital corpsmen; two years rural Volunteer EMT ambulance; and five years as a mobile intensive care paramedic who at the same time worked at The RN level in the emergency room that became the regional Trauma center. During that time, I also trained well over 1000 people in CPR, and also trained and certified physicians, nurses and paramedics in Advanced Cardiac Life Support for the American Heart Association. During the following 35+ years I completed medical school at USC, as a ”Physician Associate,” and worked primarily independent in many rural and remote areas, Some more than 1400 miles from my ”supervising physician,” and a few times my ”supervisors” didn’t work in the same state. My opinions are based upon personal experience, education and research. My biggest problem in attacking this topic, is that it could easily fill a couple books, and if I added footnotes as I initially considered, many of them could fill one or two chapters in one of those books. (The ”history” portion of this might be something that a group such as Michael McKibben’s might want to investigate and establish solid evidence.).
When you see a group of individuals with significant similarities in their character, especially when they come from an academic environment; you need to consider that that characteristic was either selected at the beginning or created during the process. Foundationally, in this situation, both are probably the case. I remember in the 1980’s and 90’s, you could detect certain personalities were similar within specific medical specialties. It seemed that many of the orthopedists had been athletes, and neurosurgeons leaned toward the nerd category. If you recall the TV program ”St. Elsewhere,” Howie Mandel portrayed a young emergency room resident very well. Here you have either certain personalities being drawn into certain specialties, and/or you may have the student emulating their teacher. The competition to enter a specific residency, and more so to be able to complete that residency, depends significantly upon how you get along with your senior colleagues. Typically in your first couple years of medical school you have written tests which can be graded. But from that point on you have written evaluations that are filled out by your superiors, which are primarily subjective. And most residencies Have fewer open slots for the final years of residency than at the beginning. You have to compete to remain in the program.
Who usually applies and is accepted to medical school? They are the ”smart kids” in class. And how do they earn recognition? By complying with their teachers’ instructions and excelling in learning the material, which pleases their teacher indicating that their teaching is successful. They are usually the kids who strive to be the best in the class, and possibly one of the top students in their graduating class. Just by being accepted into medical school grants the individual special recognition and honor. Sometimes this causes significant stress on the new medical student because they are surrounded with a classroom full of many ”overachievers,” and there can only be one top dog. ”The best of the best.”
Note: there is also a deep down (partly hidden) ”immaturity” in many of these individuals. It is as if they were trying to resolve something that occurred in junior high school. Kind of like some type of ”payback,” for some social structure, which died many years ago.
Most of these people are very intelligent, while at the same time lacking common sense. If they have been the smartest kid in class, naturally the only person smarter would be their teacher. Now they are in medical school and their teachers are supposedly the smartest local doctors. If their teacher tells them something, that information must be from the pinnacle of “Truth”. How dare a simple B. or C. student from high school disagree with their opinion which has been handed down from the top of the mountain.
During my clinical rotations in PA training, they kept us segregated from the medical students. When a student doctor enters their third/fourth years, they are probably around 24 – 26 years old. All PA students were supposed to have at least two years clinical experience in a medical field. They would also have at least a few more years of training in whatever area brought them into medicine. Therefore, most of us were in our late 20s/30s. Medical residents (completed their M.D., and presently in specialty training of three – five years) would be the age of the PAs and became our primary instructors. (I was 35 at the time of this occurrence.).
One day on my emergency room clinical rotation, our resident had a few other duties to attend to, so he dropped my partner (previously the head registered nurse In a psychiatric hospital) and me into a group of medical students. An ER resident had collected all of the x-rays that had been performed over the previous 24 hours at the Los Angeles County trauma center and was discussing them with about 12 – 15 medical students. He would point out interesting aspects, and occasionally throw out a question to the entire group. There was one young rooster in the middle of the medical students, who held an open book, and answered most of the questions. The flock depended on this “cock” to protect them from their ignorance. Toward the end, the resident sorted through the x-rays, and directed a question directly to my partner. Trauma and orthopedics were not her expertise. I immediately turned to her and told her the answer. And of course, I was correct. The resident then smiled and said, “I will find one for you.” Referring to me. Note: all of his previous questions were never directed to any specific individual. He obviously wanted to “embarrass” me.
After shuffling through the x-rays for a couple of minutes, he found what he thought would be needed. He put a lateral x-ray of a knee on the light board, and pointed to a small bony shadow behind the knee, and asked, “What is that?”
Note: the kneecap at the front of the knee is known as the “patella.”
I answered, “That is the ‘flabella’.” The med students laughed and my partner grimaced.
The young rooster flipped through the pages of his book and announced to the whole group that I had made that up. “It’s not in the book!”
I Looked directly at the ER resident. He sheepishly responded, “Flabella is correct.”
I turned to the group of medical students and stated, (without a book), “The flabella Is a sesamoid bone that occurs only in about 20% of the population. The important thing concerning this is that you do not confuse that with a piece of fractured or floating bone. You’ll notice that the rounded surface is smooth. A Recent fracture would have jagged, sharp edges, or an opacity. ”
The ER resident stared at me, and asked, “Who are you?”
My psychiatric partner was all smiles, and said, let’s go have lunch.
The maturity of some doctors is still in Jr. High. Their egos cannot tolerate a non-M.D. knowing more or having better skills.
Back in the 1960’s, the premed student was primarily a person who had a bachelor’s degree in one of the sciences, primarily biology and chemistry. Around that time the medical schools started to look for a little more diversity and began accepting other majors. But still they needed a significant score in the MCAT used for medical school entrance that was primarily biology, chemistry and physics. For a short period in the 1960”s, I was designated a ”pre-med student. When discussing my selection of classes with my consular I stated that I wanted to take anatomy and physiology. He told me that I couldn’t. I replied that I had enough open units, therefore I had room to add those two classes. Anyway, that might make the beginning of medical school a little easier having had that foundation. Again, he told me that I couldn’t. I told him I was going to do it anyway, even if I had to take it at a junior college during the summer. He told me that if there was only one opening at the medical school, and filling the position was between me (who had taken anatomy and physiology) and another person at my same level who had not taken those courses, the other person would get the slot.
His reasoning was,” The medical school wants to teach you their anatomy and physiology.” I did not understand that then, but I do understand it now. “Their” science isn’t always the same as everybody else’s science.
The medical schools were looking for a little more diversity in the student selections, therefore it was recommended that you include in your application information concerning your other outside interests and activities that might give you some form of special recognition. And then despite that, they started accepting applications from minorities who were scoring much lower than the more common applicants. Most people who enter college after high school complete their bachelor’s degree by the age of 22 – 24. This is the group that is most commonly seeking admittance. Rarely did you find anyone over the age of 27 being accepted. During the 1970’s a young engineer in his 30’s had been rejected over a couple year period to multiple medical schools in California. He sued UC Davis after not even receiving an invitation for interviews after multiple individuals received invitations when his MCAT scores were significantly higher than them all. He was suing due to ”age discrimination,” but UC Davis turned it into ”race discrimination” justifying their action based on more recent court action and laws. They also justified their age discrimination, stating that due to the length of medical training, that does not leave a significant amount of time for the individual to actually practice medicine. He not only won the case in the California Supreme Court, UC Davis took it to the US Supreme Court and lost there also. Four years later, he not only graduated from UC Davis medical school, but he was also valedictorian of the class, and was accepted for his residency at the Mayo Clinic.
“Allan P. Bakke (/ˈbɑːki/), an engineer and former Marine officer, sought admission to medical school but was rejected for admission partly because of his age — Bakke was in his early 30s while applying, which at least two institutions considered too old. After twice being rejected by the University of California, Davis, he brought suit in state court challenging the constitutionality of the school’s affirmative action program. The California Supreme Court struck down the program as violative of the rights of White applicants and ordered Bakke admitted. The U.S. Supreme Court accepted the case amid wide public attention.”
I contend that part of the programming of the typical M.D. also relies on the immaturity and inexperience of those that are selected to the program. For at least 16 years these kids have strived to excel in their academic courses. During their so-called ”spare time” they are shuttled around to extracurricular activities that they are also expected to excel in. They are always under the tight control of a teacher or a coach. If they are very lucky, they might get a vacation or a short adventure, but few of them have had little or no experience at even working at a normal job. And when they finally finish their medical programs, they are suddenly made the leader, when their true expertise has been in being a ”student.” They have been programmed to believe that they have been given the ultimate in intelligence. But their so-called science is actually censored and perverted. And as I will be showing, they have been programmed to lie. They falsely think that because they have reached the upper echelons of allopathic medicine, they are more competent than others in managing a clinic or making investments. And then in the 1990’s the insurance companies started dictating the patient’s treatments, followed by the 2000’s when the electronic medical records came in which again encouraged fraudulent documentation along with monitoring and control of medications and treatment plans. They were programmed and set up for the perfect storm during the plandemic.
You take these young, impressionable and egocentric individuals and place them in an ”initiation ceremony,” that lasts almost 2 years; and you end up with an entire profession that have been bonded to the structure of their profession. They will do whatever it takes to protect the profession. One day while working in a large family practice clinic I passed the medical director and we had a short conversation. Just before I continued on my way, I mentioned to him that a short time earlier one of my nurses informed me that she had given one of my patients the wrong medication. The adult patient had requested a tetanus vaccination. A couple days later this nurse was performing a routine inventory of the medication’s and discovered a discrepancy. We were short one pediatric tetanus vaccination and had one too many adult tetanus vaccinations. (You would be surprised to know that the pediatric dosage is higher than the adult dosage.). The difference between the two is not that great and you would not expect any problem. But I informed him because there could always be some legal competitions. He was the medical director, and he was supposed to know these things. He agreed that there should be no problem. And as I left I mentioned that I would be calling the patient to inform him of the situation.
I was really surprised when he suddenly exclaimed, ”Don’t call the patient, that would not be professional.” I looked at him and asked, ”Not Informing the patient of his condition is considered professional?” He just stared at me like a deer in headlights. Even though I was ordered not to, I immediately phoned the patient and we discussed it. And as expected, he thought it was no big deal. And of course nothing came of it. After many decades, I finally realize what being a ”professional,” really meant. It means that you do whatever might be required to protect ”the profession.” And that is exactly what doctors have been programmed to do.
Their first 1.5 – 2 years of training Is extremely rigorous, generally learning anatomy, physiology and histology the first year, and then learning pathology the second year. They learn a whole new language which like a Catholic priest, is Latin. They now can literally communicate with each other and sound so intelligent to the little people. You can always snow the little people by using long foreign words which have minuscule or useless meanings. And as they shift into their third and fourth years, some of them almost have a nervous breakdown because they are leaving the primary academic environment that they are familiar with, and for the first time are entering an environment very close to having ”a job.” Suddenly they find themselves like an apprentice on the first day of a new job. And most of them have never had a job. They have usually had some classes on how to perform a physical exam. (At USC Those classes are taught by PAs; They will also Eventually train them to Suture and apply casts.). All of the nursing personnel and staff know all the ins and outs of this environment, while it is foreign to them, any yet they find themselves immediately in a leadership position that they are not qualified to handle. And by that time their ego is so big that they start to find the key to their profession.
Use their designation as “Dr.” as a trump card to validate their statements and actions. I’m not sure if they do this at all allopathic medical schools, but many of them placed these students in the hospital with name tags that say “Dr.” In reality, and in every other field, you are never referred or consider yourself as being ”Dr.” until your final graduation day. So, whenever a patient looks at them, they are always referred to as ”Dr.” Sadly, the staff also refers to them as ”doctors.” And because of that they feel that they have to be an expert in everything, when in reality they know nothing.
Wearing the white coat (if it’s a short coat, they are a student), especially with the name tag that says “Dr. Smith”). They just can’t say ”I don’t know.” So they make something up. They lie. And they will continue to lie because of their position, everyone trusts them. In reality they are frauds. They are the cardboard cut outs that reign over a fraudulent “science.” Keep in mind all of the ”Doctors” who were seen on TV and on YouTube telling you ”their truth” concerning everything plandemic.
The process of training doctors in performing procedures is: ”watch one, do one, teach one.” You usually carry a pocket full of cards with your name on them, and you mark down every diagnosis and whether you observed it, or made the diagnosis yourself; you mark down every procedure you have watched, done or taught; And this is how the staff monitors you to know whether or not you have had significant amount of training. In each rotation you will also hand out evaluation sheets to the people you are working with to record their opinion of your ”performance.” They have basic clinical rotations that cover the foundation of medicine, and then are allowed some elected clinical rotations. If they haven’t performed enough specific procedures, or received poor evaluations, instead of going through electives, they will repeat the areas where they need more experience.
Now it is past time to expose the fraud of what a doctor actually knows.
How long does it take for a person to go from the first day of medical school, to the day that they receive their diploma of graduation as a M.D. and can legally be called a doctor (physician/surgeon)?
Answer: four years. By that time they have completed the M.D. program, and can place M.D. behind their name with Dr. at the front. But that does not give them a license to practice in any state within the United States. As a PA, I have had a medical assistant who had her M.D.. She also functioned as my Spanish interpreter. She would be with me in a room with the patient, and I would ask the first question. Then it would seem as if she carried on a long conversation with the patient in Spanish. I’m looking at her waiting to hear the answer to my first question. Finally she turns to me and gives me that answer. I then ask a second question and she immediately tells me that answer. From that time on she wasn’t talking to the patient or translating my questions, she had already asked all the questions. I told her as we walked out, what am I here for? I encouraged her to get a license in that state, but she was afraid to. She had practiced medicine in her own clinic for some years in Mexico, but then returned to the United States, married, and raised a family. But never went through the US testing or Preceptorship.
In every State of the United States they require one extra year (frequently called internship) after getting your MD. You have to pass three national exams (FLEX), the first two during medical school and the third during the ”internship.” Frequently the ”internship” is the first year of a residency in a specialty.
Medical Student
a. Attends four years of medical school and then applies to a residency of their choice. Below is a breakdown of your schedule at Iowa.
b. First and second year are primarily lecture based learning where you review your science knowledge and learn human physiology.
c. Second and third year you transition to clinical learning. You will do your core clerkships. Core clerkships are set clerkships that every student must rotate through in order to enhance their learning and become competent physicians.
d. Third and fourth year are continuation of your clerkships, advanced clerkships, and interviews. These are clinical clerkships you get to choose primarily based on your interests and what you would like to practice as a doctor. For example, if you are interested in surgery but unsure of what kind, you can sign up to do orthopedics, urology, neurosurgery, etc.
Finally, you interview and match to your residency of choice.
Fun fact: You will build close friendships and learn more than you ever thought possible. However, say goodbye to your dreams.
You really have to laugh when someone believes that just because the person has their ”M.D.” that they are an expert on anything regarding medicine. This is the big fraud.
The concept of a physician associate began in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s. They realized that there would soon be a shortage of physicians, but they were also aware that most of what the typical physician does, does not need the standard four-year program. That’s when they thought if they could take people who already have some medical experience, they could put them through a shorter course and could accomplish at least 90% of what the typical M.D. actually did. In my opinion, they appropriately approached the nursing profession to see if they would be interested in this new medical provider position. The problem was that it was the 1960’s and most of the RN’s were females. It was at that time that many women In the US started burning their bras. The RNs correctly stated that nursing is a totally different profession than medicine. They were also pissed off because many doctors had started pushing many of their duties onto the nurses. The nurses had more work, but not more money.
The nursing profession totally refused this ”mid level provider” position. During this time the Vietnam war was escalating, and many medical corpsmen were performing procedures far beyond most non-physician positions in the US. So, they approached the corpsmen who immediately jumped at the opportunity. The problem that the corpsman had is that outside of the military there were no equivalent civilian jobs equal to what they were performing for the military. (The exception were in teaching hospitals like USC’s emergency rooms). I met and spoke with one of the men that were in the very first PA class at one of the medical centers in the Washington DC area. Everyone was a military corpsman. They really didn’t know what specifically they should teach them. So, they simply threw them in with all the medical students. Then finally came the day for the first FLEX exam. That morning, the PA students sat for and completed the first half of the exam. When the staff realized what was happening, they immediately pulled the PAs out of the second half of the test. He said for a few months they did basically nothing, and then finally they decided to ”bless them” and poof — they were PAs.
Note: the profession was called ”Physician Associate,” which actually describes what we really do. The laws vary from state to state, but basically, we practice medicine, and there is some form of physician supervision. Typically, it is simply having a physician review a small portion of your charts. Frequently I have replaced physicians. In the early days in California, we had to either phone in our prescriptions to the pharmacy, dispense it from our clinic, or have a physician cosine our written prescriptions. When things would get slow, the owner (an orthopedic surgeon who is not licensed in the US), Would go to the doctor and order them to cosign 15 – 20 blank prescriptions for me, and then send the doctor home early. (Not too happy). I made less than all of the doctors, except one; if we were shorthanded I had no problems with putting my own patients into a room and doing their vital signs. (Many of the MDs would refuse and require a nurse.). I also took it upon myself to learn how to perform x-rays and do many of the lab tests in the clinic. So frequently we didn’t have to call in the x-ray tech for x-rays. And regarding a couple of the MDs, I had more experience. (And that was after only one year after becoming certified as a PA.). All the medical and nursing licenses are under the jurisdiction of the states. As the state started writing up the laws for the PAs who were governed under the state’s medical board, they started changing our name to ”Physician Assistant.” And that has resulted in many problems in the population understanding our actual role. They are presently in the process of changing our name back to Physician Associate nationally. The nurses finally woke up and realized they missed the boat on this one. That is when the nursing boards began to develop the nurse practitioner position. We are governed under different state boards, but frequently we are interchangeable with the only problem being politics.
Note: there were seven registered nurses in my PA class at USC. Upon graduation, they simply sent verification that they had completed the USC program, an the state nursing board licensed all of them as nurse practitioners. The remainder of the class had to sit for national PA Board certification, Which consisted of four separate tests, administered over a five day period. (One Practical exam – Two hours; One written exam over two sessions — about six hours; and then one, or both ”specialty exams,” Primary care medicine” and/or surgery.). The PAs had temporary licenses until the results of the tests. Only then would they be fully licensed. Some states allowed PA’s To repeat the entire test series one more time within the year while continuing their ”temporary license.” Note: all seven USC registered nurses sat for the PA certification and became licensed on both the California nursing board, and medical board.
Seeing that USC already had many of their emergency room’s staffed by ex-corpsman, they simply approached these ”employees,” and told them that tomorrow you report across the street to the medical school for classes. These men continued receiving their typical pay while going through schooling. At the beginning they just guessed what classes they needed. So, they put Them through the coveted allopathic cadaver lab (human dissection). For some time they continued to go back and forth between the emergency room and the medical school, whenever they decided that they needed some specific training. When the powers that be finally settled on What basic classes were needed to become a PA, USC completed those and the first class graduated.
Eventually USC did a major study to determine exactly what their graduate MDs needed to know to function as an allopathic physician. For general medicine they found that the doctors only used about 5% of what they learned during those first two years in the classroom. The surgical specialists used only 7.5% of what they learned during those first two years in the classroom. (My guess Is that anyone who specializes in pathology, are the ones who really need those first two years.). Therefore, there is very little purpose in even having those first two years which are the greatest stressors. That is the time that they psychologically wear them down, bond them together in the profession, and turn them into ”Dr. Maverick.” Arrogant prig.
One of the doctors that I worked with asked me one day whether or not we went through cadaver training in medical school. I told them that they did away with it, but we were all required to have anatomy and physiology to get into the program. A good portion of the entrance exam was anatomy and physiology, and on our first day of class of medical school, we all took a comprehensive exam on anatomy and physiology. A handful of the students did not score high enough, so they all went through special tutoring over the next couple weeks during their lunch break. I then told him that we did have a couple classes in the cadaver lab. The medical students cadaverous were all spread out on the tables and one of the PA departments MD’s had gone over the cadaverous with the instructor of the medical students. What he did was locate all the various pathologies that existed within these cadavers. We went in the cadaver lab and studied the different pathologies that existed there. We could actually see and handle enlarge prostates and cancerous tumors. You could feel and handle arteries that were hardened. The doctor responded: ”Boy, I wish I had gone through that type of class at the end of my four years of training.
Everybody thinks that just having an M.D. means that they know everything about medicine. Think about it for a moment. There are well over 100 different specialties and subspecialties.
Overview of Medical Specialties and Specialty Profiles
Each one of these residencies are an extra 3 to 7 years of training. Let’s be extremely conservative and say that the average residency is four years. (Most medical residencies are three yearrs, and surgical residencies are five years. An average of four years times 100+ different residencies = 400+ years of training to know everything about allopathic medicine on top of the original four years of training to get your M.D..
Example:
Using a mask as personal protection is regulated by OSHA. (Not the FDA). None of the surgical masks meet the standards that are set by OSHA to be used for personal protection. Yes, surgeons and medical personnel use the face diaper every day, but legitimate valid studies show clearly that there are less bacterial infections in surgical patients, when the surgeons where no mask at all. What medical specialties would be familiar with this information: industrial medicine; occupational medicine; Worker’s Compensation; and some specialists in emergency medicine. Out of my 35 years of practicing medicine, I only received individual training on using personal protective masking at one hospital. And that required a one-hour lecture, a written test, and a professional Personal fitting of the mask, All under the direction of a nurse who was certified by OSHA to perform the training and fitting. That specific mask was then issued to me, and I was to keep it near my workstation at all times in case an announcement was made to put on the mask. When we asked if the mask would actually help, we were told ”probably not, but for legal purposes they would probably make the mask announcement if there was a TB patient loose, or outbreak within the hospital.”
Now many years before that time I was working at industrial sites where there was significant risks of exposure to poisonous gases. One of my duties was even monitoring special sensors for those gases. We had full head masks with air tanks, and sometimes donned hazmat suits. I’ve also been the sole provider in rural central Washington in the middle of all of the apple and fruit orchards. I would perform the OSHA mask fittings, And actually monitor the pesticide levels in farm workers blood after every 30 hours of pesticide handling. I’ve also worked a couple workmen’s comp clinics. None of this is taught in medical school. You have to get this information, and pass the test by OSHA. I think to be certified to perform these procedures is either a 3 to 5 day course. Now some of these doctors might have received similar training in the military. But most medical personnel training and masking, is putting the diaper over your face before you scrub your hands and arms and enter the surgical suite. The mask is primarily a tradition and is a partial Barrier if you cough and spit.
What do they call the person who graduates last in their class in medical school?
“Doctor.”
In an upcoming post I will cover how healthcare and true science was systematically perverted and taken capture by merchant bankers from the mid-1800’s to the mid-1900’s.
AIMCat Vermithrax sends us this note from a blog he subscribes to.
On a final note this week, we have figured out why the Pentagon tried to kill Americans with vaccines after Army General Mark Milley took over. It turns out that even though Jews make up 0.3% of the US military, the Army is disproportionately run by Jewish [Babylonian Radhanite and Pilgrims Society] generals. Those on the list below who are still on active duty need to be removed from their posts until they get new security clearance:
Just found this G. Edward Griffin piece that is more accurate about the 1890-1920 British period. He cites Quigley a lot, but also adds The Pilgrims Society (without mentioning Quigley’s omissions.)
This is written for those who are first encountering electronic warfare in its present form. They may be confused by the information presented by Sabrina Davis and those working in the tech industry that have recently come forward. This is written primarily for Christians because if you have not accepted Jesus inside of yourself, much of this conversation will make no sense. I call this truth for mature Christians. I first began understanding this material as a Christian when I was allowed to view classified material by Bob Beck of the US Office of Naval Surface Weaponry. The bibliography for that material still exists at Elfis.net under Psychoactive Mood Modification with Eldon Byrd.
“They overcame by the blood of the Lamb and the Word of their testimony” Revelation 12. If you have listened to conventional preachers on this one you are a sitting duck for targeted electronic warfare. Why, because it is not how dramatic your testimony appears as a sinner. All that does is to make you thankful that you are no longer that person. Unless you have daily engrafted the Word of Jesus into yourself replacing bad habits like cussing, it will do you no good. Actually, for those of us who have encountered the practitioners of witchcraft or even Tibetan Buddhism in its Bon shamanism form, the protection practices are the same.
I am purposely not going to be technical about this, but Sabrina at Odysee.com makes a pretty good case for how it works. If you are female your brain is designed differently from a man. PET (Positive Emission tomography) scans establish this. There is a term in mathematics called a Fourier transform. It is simply a calculus to measure frequencies. Guess what your brain does when it senses something or hears something? These are frequencies and your brain acts as a Fourier transform. If you are involved in electronics and mimicking the human brain then you might need to understand the calculus of a Fourier transform. Otherwise, don’t worry about it.
What you do need to worry about is whether you have learned to master the effects of the dark arts on your soul, and on your body. This is done through the engrafted Word. I do not have the time nor the ability to see each person reading this letter and must keep it short. I will provide a few Biblical examples of what must be accomplished by each believer. The understanding of the Trinity, of us being made in the image of God, is the cause of much of the confusion around the material Sabrina presents.
If you were just your body and not a spirit, then what Sabrina says about implants, about WBAN, about nanotechnology inserted site specific monitors inside your body, these would all be very frightening.
That is why I want to encourage each person reading this to understand that we are a spirit, a soul, and a will inside of a physical body, made in the image of God. Unless you can fully integrate this into your awareness, the process of transforming our soul into a Christ-like image through daily prayer, praise, and repentance will not be as effective. It is time to up our game from the many examples that the Holy Spirit will bring to each of us individually who are locked in this present time stream.
When first beginning to understand all of this as a Christian, a biologist, and wanting to explore the world, I encountered a group of Bible smugglers. Brother Andrew and his team taught me how to pass unseen through very dangerous situations. As a scientist I often wondered how this was accomplished. The best analogy I can use is the term doppleganger. This is a German word for body double. It can extend around your personal WBAN and even extend to material objects such as your cellphone and automobile. External tracking devices cannot deal with infinity. It is beyond the physics of the material world to understand infinity.
A prisoner with occult symbols tattooed across his face professed belief in Jesus. Determining that he was sincere, I gave him a verse from Revelation 17:8 “The beast (Satan) that thou sawest was, and is not; and shall ascend out of the bottomless pit, and go into perdition: and they that dwell on the earth shall wonder, whose names were not written in the book of life from the foundation of the world, when they behold the beast (Satan) that was, and is not, and yet is.”
Given the sensitive nature of the Truth in the verse above, the first question to be established is to whom ‘they’ underlined refers to? I told the prisoner that I would be there the next day, and that if he had grasped the Truth, I would know.
When we had a moment alone in the chapel, he told me two things. As for Satan, he recounted a story of a family that he knew well that practiced occult magic. The two daughters were taught to point guns at each other’s heads. There was a large oak tree in the backyard where rituals were often practiced. As he approached the tree it was dripping with flies. That convinced him that Satan was real.
This gentleman had genuine artistic abilities and at one time had been a successful concrete engineer involved with bridge installations and culverts. After telling me his story, he asked if I could help him find a place to live and an income. I responded with advice about temp agencies and working one’s way up based upon ability. I personally had done this a number of times when moving to a new city.
Before explaining myself as this relates to Defense Against the Dark Arts, let me refer back to Part I. In that section, I talked about Sabrina Davis who was implanted with wireless communication devices in her skin as a child of Super spies and her subsequent position as a systems engineer in the highest levels of government – Space Force, PRISM, and the aerospace industry. Before being retired with full disability, she could see auras – or energy fields around people.
In a recent photograph of the group of prisoners where I met, there were two of us that did not appear as we saw ourselves each day in the mirror. Both of us were Christians and it was not the prisoner who had seen the tree dripping with flies. I asked this second prisoner why he looked differently when seen up close rather than when seen in his picture. I think that this is related to the phenomena of doppelganger or holographic projection mentioned in the first lesson, Defense Against the Dark Arts.
Here is a test question for those following carefully. Who does the ‘they’ in Revelation 17:8 refer to?
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part III Song – “the daily sacrifice of praise.”
Revelation 5:9 “And they sang a new song, saying, Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open the seals thereof: for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood out of every kindred, and tongue, and people, and nation;”
What do you get when you mix Lydian, Phrygian minor keys with Tuva throat singing and quartertones? Play a D minor drone in the bass clef on a keyboard if it is available. Go up a 4th to a G minor scale in the treble clef and sing off of the overtones. Sound complex? It really isn’t. I have even used the Plains Indian style of singing to blend in with music being sung by a group. Bind and loose Christian verses that raise the spiritual level. Sing with understanding, really meaning it. Over the years I studied Sitar, lived with Apache and Lakota/Sioux Indians, traveled twice overland to India, and studied classical piano for 11 years. Currently I sing with an acapella group called Sacred Harp.
Years ago, in the mid 70’s in the Taj Mahal, I grasped the concept. Now I can do it. The story at the Taj unfolded in the following manner. Having traveled overland in the early 70’s, a Hindu friend and I took a train down to Agra. I had a growing expectation that something important would be revealed to me. When I entered the formal garden with its long reflecting pools, the smells and sounds of the streets quickly dispelled. The sense of expectation grew. At the mausoleum, or Taj itself, two sarcophagi lay behind an open trellis of carved marble within the dome above. The real bodies of Shah Jahan and his beloved were beneath the public entrance a floor below. A priest stood between the two false sarcophagi chanting AUM. As I stood there entranced, two overweight European ladies entered jabbering about their club sandwiches that they had just enjoyed. To distance myself, I walked outside of the marble trellis, but could still hear the sound distinctly.
That was the moment when I had a profound revelation. I heard the ladies’ chatter ascending and resonating with the AUM. I rushed out into the park grounds and scarcely able to contain myself, said to a sadhu beggar, “I got it. I know what samadhi is.” Of course to him, I was just another European tourist.
It took 50 years to translate that into the musical expression that I have just conveyed. During that period, I began to realize the nature of non-judgment. I could verbalize it early on, but internalizing it is a lifelong process. Like the AUM, with my focus entirely on Christ, I did not need to point out another person’s flaws. Being simply in a state of awareness, the other would see themselves either in a state of dissonance or harmony.
That is the meaning of the verse in John 3:19,20 “This is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, for if a man’s deeds are evil, he hateth the light neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved.”
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part IV
Revelation 12:11 “And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death.” This one will be very difficult to write simply because the basis of my comments requires that I respect with utmost privacy the individual who recounted his personal testimony to me. I must then be purposely vague that no trace of his personal account reach a wider audience. So, so many Christians that I have encountered within prison ministry are former felons or involved in reaching out to felons. There is a horrible disservice being imposed upon these individuals making them vulnerable to the glamour of their crimes before salvation.
Churches and booksellers want to write up these inside accounts. The new converts themselves sometimes want to relive their crimes vicariously through the safety of their newfound salvation. Witches, warlocks, occult masters relish these testimonies of the past. They instill fear within an unsuspecting body of Christ. Thus the aim of the dark side has been accomplished, distracting from the injunction of Christ to be childlike in our faith, innocent as babes and wise as serpents.
Titus 1:15 “Unto the pure all things are pure: but unto them that are defiled and unbelieving is nothing pure; but even their mind and conscience is defiled.”
For me personally, my adventures with overseas missions and occult strongholds both east and west seldom bring the level of debauchery I encountered in listening to my newfound brother in Christ as he revealed his testimony. It was not necessary! I had to spend time in beautiful gardens, at symphonies, and in quiet prayer to purge myself of this unintended assault.
Defense Against the Dark Arts Part V
Zechariah 12:3 “And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth be gathered together against it.”
This might seem political rather than spiritual, but consider it strictly from the Biblical point of view. Let’s begin with usury. Proverbs 28:8 “He that by usury and unjust gain increaseth his substance, he shall gather it for him that will pity the poor.” During the time of Babylon, King Solomon achieved prominence between the two eras of the Babylonian empire. He gathered approximately 66 tons of gold annually. During the Babylonian captivity, Jews developed the modern concept of usury. That was further refined with the modern ledger system developed in Italy by Fibonacci. That gold did not disappear.
These Radhanite Jews from Babylon merged with Khazar Jews who in fact were not Jewish, but rather forced to convert rather than be conquered by Muslims or Christians. The families of the Rothschilds are of this lineage. Recently, Bibi Netanyahu was making the case for all of Palestine to be restored to Israel. While charismatic, his words belie an underlying truth. Is Jerusalem the aliyah, or return one day to Jerusalem? Who are the true Jews of Israel and Judah? Why is descent determined through the female line rather than as the Bible states through the male heir unless there is no successor? This tenet of modern Israel Jewishness originates in a corollary to the Bible by rabbinical scholars. That does not make it so. Romans 13:8 “Owe no man anything, but to love one another.” Many Christian businessmen and those of the world consider borrowing, margins, puts, all a matter of course. They are in direct conflict with the Bible.
As of this writing atrocities have begun in Israel on a scale beyond that in recent history. Children have been murdered and Israel faces a two front war that could escalate to Saudi Arabia, China, Russia, and Iran. The US has two aircraft carriers stationed just off the coast. Economically, Gaza holds rights to 60% of large oil reserves under the eastern Mediterranean. I think that meets the criteria for Zechariah’s prophecy, “..a burdensome stone for all people” Psalm 91:12 “They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone.” This verse should be looked at more carefully in the original Hebrew. It says instead of a stone, the stone. Jesus is known as the Rock. The Old Testament is filled with references to Jesus, once it is made clear.
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part VI
The one that came up today might seem trivial, but for those suffering it is a curse. I will begin this one anecdotally. Tres Dias is a lay Christian group gathering semi-annually to encourage Christians to take a more active role in leadership. Like most Christian organizations, they have a few fatal flaws. One of these is called ‘palanka’. I am not sure of the origins, but between each talk, bags of candy are brought to the table. I just took mine and dumped them in the trash between breaks. A former felon was sitting to my right. He was African American. On my left was a building contractor. He was white and as it turned out a plant, an undercover representative from a former weekend.
Watching him eat sweets, I said to the ex-con, “Watch this.” I loosed a verse, “The righteous eateth to the satisfying of the soul, but the belly of the wicked shall want.” Proverbs 13:25 It wasn’t five minutes later before the contractor began asking for Tums. His belly was hurting.
The second anecdote began at a laundromat where two large black females were letting their laundry block the dryers for others. I started getting irritated, but not angry. They showed up an hour later as I was finishing up. They wished me a ‘Blessed day”. This is code for a Christian blessing you. Sure enough, the next day I got blessed. I was working on my computer at a station. A nicely dressed overweight black woman was doing a beautiful rendering of a panther, which led to our conversation.
Turns out she was homeless, had been a truck driver, licensed massage therapist, and had a rare blood disorder inherited from her Caribbean ancestors.
The gist of my conversation linked to work now being carried on by Anthony Samsel and Stephany Seneff at MIT regarding RoundUp. Its use is ubiquitous, especially as a ripening agent in wheat and sugar. This shuts down a metabolic pathway in the body important in making Vitamin D and digesting food. The result is fat. There are neurosecretins in the gut that promote a sense of well being and are triggered by the foods you eat. Eat sweets and this reinforces desire for more sweets. Eat kimche, sauerkraut, or kefir and these promote a sense of well being. The large black lady happened to be black, but obesity is a serious affliction for many in America in this day when we no longer have backyard gardens nor monitor carefully what we ingest. The dark side is always trying a new angle.
Instead of GMO labeling, now in the fine print it says bioengineered. If you are not sure what you are eating, bless your food before you eat it. Remember, however, that once you know the right way to eat, you have to make the effort to eat right.
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part VII
Crown Heights is in the news today. The Diamond district and Crown Heights were home to Chassidic Jews. In the day I was an evangelist in training at B’nai Yeshua. We did street witnessing and rumors of child sacrifice lurked in the shadows. Leaving B’nai Yeshua, I moved to nearby Port Jefferson to work with another ministry where I along with a Hungarian Freedom fighter were youth ministers. On Halloween, we went Tract or Treating, and peering into some homes, it looked like real witches were at work. It was during this period that I visited Amityville and walked through the house after the day when it was a den of depravity. At that time I came to a deeper understanding of the passage in Revelation 17:8, which because of its impact as you will see requires that I do not provide the punchline.
Shortly after that Revelation, a well known evangelist from Spanish Harlem came to exorcise me. We entered a private room that was spacious. I am sure that he had half of New York City praying for him. As we talked I explained that four verses in the Bible had led me to my conclusion. On the basis of these insights, a great weight of fear lifted from me. However, there was a downside to this gift. “For there must be also heresies among you, that they which are approved may be made manifest among you.” ICorinthians 11:19 The evangelist determined that I was sane and that no exorcism was needed. You, dear reader, might think I exaggerate, but as I left to return to my southern roots, hitchhiking in the day when it was still safe to do so, I would stay at Christian shelters along the way.
Everywhere, I traveled it seemed like the collective group mind of those Christians at odds with new revelation were determined to silence me. Of course, I survived 50 years later to tell the tale.
I met a recent convert to Jesus from his origins as a good Jewish boy gone bad. His testimony was quite dramatic, but he requested that I keep silent about the particulars. Respecting those wishes, his more sanitized version admits that during time in prison, he saw graffiti in the urinal urging him to accept Christ. God supernaturally intervened and replaced his stony heart with the spirit of the Messiah. Retelling one’s past life being deceived by Satan does not bring glory to God. The only thing that brings glory to God is the renewing of our soul daily as Paul said, “I protest by your rejoicing which I have in Christ Jesus our Lord, I die daily.” I Corinthians 15:31
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part VIII
What does eschatology and study of the End Times have to do with you and defense against the Dark Arts? Everything. Nobody can see the mind of God the Father. Not even Jesus presumed to know the day nor the hour. Does that mean we cannot intercede and hasten God’s plan? Well from what I read we don’t really want to experience the End of Time. I will let a few scriptures speak for themselves. These are scriptures that most of the preachers and military advisers that I have known
have never spoken about. Here’s why. II Peter 3:12 “Looking for and hasting unto the coming of the day of God…” Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty used the New International Version where it sounded like we could speed up the coming of the day of God. I don’t trust a lot of these modified versions when it comes to important stuff, so I go to the King James version and then run it by my Strong’s concordance either in the Greek or if the old Testament in Hebrew. In the Greek ‘hasting’ plays an active role meaning ‘to speed’ or ‘to urge on.’ Sounds like Phil knew what he was talking about.
This suggests that the Father is waiting to see WHO will claim by faith the power of Christ’s sacrifice and allow Jesus to fully manifest within themselves. Take a look at Isaiah 53:8 “He was taken from prison and from judgment: and who shall declare his generation? for he was cut off out of the land of the living: for the transgression of my people was he stricken.” That kind of sounds like us, the believers. Who me? Why not let it be somebody else? Nope, you.
What if no one believes me or if they do, I get shunned? Who are you serving the body of Christ or Jesus? Remember Jonathan and his armor bearer in the book of Samuel. I Samuel 14:6,7 “…for there is no restraint to the Lord to save by many or by a few.”
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part IX
Ladakkh is a Buddhist kingdom north of India and east of Kashmir. Leh sits at 10,000 feet. It is the capital of a province that belongs to India. Muslims, Chinese, and India have vied for the hearts of these people. Parts of this story defy the reality of a westerner comfortable in their materialist daily life, but I am a white boy that traveled there and experienced the abbreviated version of this story. I recount it for the glory of God, and not to relive the excitement of travel in an exotic land. It began during preparation for my travel when I had two dreams at separate times but very relevant to this journey. In the first I saw a 3 mile long stone wall, five feet high, with each stone inscribed with the saying “Om Mane Padme Hum”. This is a Buddhist mantra roughly meaning ‘Jewel in the Lotus’. I saw this physical reality 6 months later when I was in the Himalayas. Closer to time of departure I had a second dream that would be common to Mozart, but to myself or another friend who had a similar experience, it was a once in a lifetime occurrence. We both were composing a symphony from our own thoughts complete with a full orchestral accompaniment. Each of us had been trained either in music or had parents trained in classical music. These are manifestations of grace before undertaking a difficult circumstance.
My intent in journeying to Ladakkh was to challenge the control of the spirits of the people by Tibetan Buddhism. Even Paul Hattaway, an intrepid Bible smuggler, attests to the power of Tibetan Buddhism. In Nagaland, an animist people experienced great moves of God, and yet in this day much of that dramatic moment has fizzled because a deep study of the God’s Word is required to undertake such a challenge and maintain it. Just getting saved ain’t gonna do it.
It also requires a prayer base to protect one, and unity with the body of Christ. This is just the beginning. If those you seek to reach do not pursue a study of God’s Word, all that effort is just an exercise in futility. Let’s take a look at Psalm 133:1 “How good and pleasant is it for brethren to dwell together in unity.” Sung in Hebrew, this is the well known song, “Heneh Mah tov umah na’im, shet vet hach neim gam ya had.” When I entered Ladakkh, I visited a Buddhist monastery and had tea with a monk there. These monks are often brought into the monastery at a very young age of six years old, and it is considered an honor by the parents to offer their eldest child. For the child, they do not even have a real name or position until much later in life, assigned by the abbot of the monastery. I sang this song for the monk while we sipped tea, and overlooked spectacular peaks rising another 20,000 feet above across the valley.
In Srinagar, prior to entering Ladakkh, I contacted some native people who had been converted to Christ generations before by Moravian missionaries. That gentleman understood the danger of my task, and provided me with tracts in Urdu about Jesus to take into Ladakkh. This was all in preparation to challenge the powers of darkness, in this case Tibetan Buddhism, and its less well known origins in Bon shamanism.
I entered Ladakkh, and reached Leh at 10,000 feet, the capital with my tracts and body intact, although it did take me a day to adjust to the altitude. I learned of a monastery about 40 kilometers away called Hemis Gompa. I determined that to be the place where I would distribute tracts about Jesus in Urdu. I got a ride halfway, and then set out for the last 20 kilometers with my backpack, hiking at altitude. The brilliant sunshine and mica in the rocky terrain sparkled as I made the arduous trek. It was a preparation to subdue my body for the challenge to the monks ahead.
Reaching the monastery, it was nestled in a green oasis above the rocky terrain. The view was ominous. Skulls were placed in the parapets, and although there was an air of festivity, the warning was clear for all who dared enter here without honest intentions. I arrived at the same time as a group of French young men who had taken the bus. We were all ushered into a room where we were served tea. I chose this time to leave one of my tracts on the tea tray while we sipped tea. A large monk returned to carry out our tray, saw the tract, and returned furious. Thank God, the Frenchmen kept their mouths shut.
The next day in preparation for the festival, I walked up behind the monastery to a stream to grow quiet. I returned and we were invited to attend a chanting ceremony by the monks. When I entered after a time, I loosed a verse that I had learned from Bible smugglers, Mark 4:12 “That seeing they may see, and not perceive; and hearing they may hear, and not understand; lest at any time they should be converted, and their sins should be forgiven them.” I then walked around to the side opposite the two rows of monks away from the Frenchmen. A guard monk approached and ushered the French out for the second half of the ceremony, but he did not see me. One of the old monks chanting glanced back up at me and winked.
Later in the day, I stood at the entrance to the courtyard where costumes of the monks were donned to enact a traditional ceremony and dance. I passed out tracts, much like candy to the entering villagers. The rest of the story is for another day, but suffice to say that I escaped unharmed to tell of this adventure fifty years later. Amen.
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part X
This continues the account in Leh, Ladakkh and Hemis Gompa, where I challenged the Tibetan monks who controlled the minds of the villagers. Strangely the value of this second part details something relevant to anyone living in the West, meaning Europe and the United States. I was watching a polo game in Leh after being at Hemis Gompa. As I was sitting there a thought entered my mind, not an audible voice, because God does not speak to me that way. It was simply one that I had not considered very deeply after many years in America that began in the 60’s when we challenged those that make war. It is natural to challenge authority as a teenager and as a young man, but for those that never experienced the 60’s besides the fun of Woodstock and the Grateful Dead, there was a serious undercurrent against the Man. We were fed up with war and living isolated from our neighbors in McMansions. Was that successful? Fifty years later I would have to say that most intentional communities and communes are history. McMansions are back and war is in. If the draft is reinstated then generation Z will have to start again to resist those that love war.
That Voice said to me, “if you were so careful not to judge Tibetan monks in order to reach them, then why are you still judging the rich in America?’ Startled, I had to admit that I was in fact judging the rich, and had made several efforts to challenge the very wealthy such as the Rockefeller’s in New York City. “Curse not the king, no not in thy thought; and curse not the rich in thy bedchamber: for a bird of the air shall carry the voice, and that which hath wings shall tell the matter.” Ecclesiastes 10:20
I often go into the swamp near my home to grow still. I guess many would consider that dangerous, but for me cities are far more dangerous. It was there that I memorized the verse above and replaced that part of me judging the rich. Guess what, right after you learn a lesson God places that which you despised in your face. I had begun working with some millionaires on a project to expose RoundUp. (See Part VI) During that time the billionaire who had put us together made a peculiar comment to me. I had arrived at the millionaire’s home, and the billionaire said to me, “I wish that I had what you had?” It weren’t money, because I always have just enough. He was seeing enough of God in me that he recognized what he was missing.
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part XI
And we did not even see it. I spoke with a Kairos team leader of the Bible written in nature. Romans 1:20 “For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse.” Our sense of timing, our conversation was such, that incessant babbling, did not also allow the moment to be seen as it was. Imagine riding mountain bikes through Georgia clay roads on a cool fall day. In quick succession we came upon a dead grey fox, and two bobcats spaced upon the road in a short distance of less than a mile. This ride was mostly through one of those large plantations that the Elite have captured for themselves to hunt quail or deer at their leisure. Well nature was designed by God and spoke clearly. Returning near the end of our ride – a spike – a young male deer crossed directly in our path. Before making this event clear, consider that it was unusual to see three apex predators in a row dead, no buzzards, and barely beginning to smell. That led me to alert land managers at Tall Timbers, a former county commissioner ousted by the plantation owners, an ex-Army ranger with whom I shared garden and fishing experiences who lived in the affected community, and a former assistant director of budget for the Florida House. She was an avid birder who stated what we all thought, plantation managers had used a powerful pesticide in the grains baited to draw deer and quail, but designed to kill rats, who also would be hungry.
The punchline: Humans are arrogant and given dominion over the land, but that does not mean that the land cannot speak nor that each creature – the fox, the two bobcats, and the spike deer – chose to sacrifice themselves to speak for the land. Job makes it very clear 31:38 “If my land cry against me, or that the furrows likewise thereof complain..” Revelation 11:18 “…they that destroy the earth will be destroyed.”
Defense Against the Dark Arts: Part XII
“Curse not the king, no not in thy thought; and curse not the rich in thy bedchamber: for a bird of the air shall carry the voice, and that which hath wings shall tell the matter.” Ecclesiastes 10:20
“I have set the point of the sword against all their gates, that their heart may faint, and their ruins be multiplied: ah! it is made bright, it is wrapped up for the slaughter.” Ezekiel 21:15
Black Monday was the global, severe and largely unexpected stock market crash on Monday, October 19, 1987. Worldwide losses were estimated at US$1.71 trillion. The severity of the crash sparked fears of extended economic instability or even a reprise of the Great Depression.
If you have been to Westchester County in the Fall, it is beautiful. Sleepy Hollow is a 700 acre public park adjacent to the private Rockefeller Estate. Walking the pathways, there are bridges and quiet knolls. I chose one overlooking the private estate several miles distant. Growing still, a four point buck peered ahead of me to see what was up. I stretched and walked toward the private estate. Carriages went by and visitors were about on this Saturday October 17th, 1987. Ahead a patch of corn was being harvested and crows were seeking their share. Above them a red-tailed hawk soared catching thermals and then heading toward the private estate. Directly before me at the private estate was a large double-trunked maple in all of its golden glory. I walked up to the entrance of the private estate and walked behind the tree between the wall and the tree facing the gate. Placing my hand upon the tree, I sensed how the Rockefellers had exploited nature to build their war empire. Nature endures despite the depredations of man.
I heard the galloping of hooves on the road up to the gate, but screened by the maple I could see nothing. I opened my eyes and for perhaps three seconds watched as a woman came galloping by on her horse entering into the private estate. She looked over at me, and quietly asked how I was doing. I responded that I was fine, thank you. Anyone reading this might wonder how such a conversation could have occurred in such a brief instant. That my friend is the magic of this moment.
Two days later on October 19th, the stock market crashed. I have often wondered whether the phenomena known as the Butterfly Effect was in operation at this moment. It was physically impossible to have had the conversation cited above, yet I have a clear recollection of the event.
Speaking years later, I asked a member of the Elite what he thought might have occurred. It seems that among the Elite families they have a form of psychic communication bred into them through genetics and training to maintain their empires. Perhaps as an outsider I had disrupted this psychic net and the result followed with the crash of the market two days later.
“Thus saith the LORD; cursed be the man that trusteth in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose heart departeth from the LORD.” Jeremiah 17:5
After watching the Bitchute video below, we asked AIMCat @notadoc to review and explain Alzheimers to us. His extensive comments are below. Other cats like @patchy and @7seven7 also made extensive comments. You can read updated comments or ask questions on the post. (Note: I made light editing for “flow”.)
In my book, it ranks up there with the flu vaccination.
Huge fraud. And I was one of the first people on its bandwagon, actually teaching our internist on the latest research. And as usual, most MDs don’t study the research, and just proceed blindly following their “perceptions,” and the directions of the drug detail man (salesman who brings in free donuts and mocha latte’s.).
I treated my first “cholesterol” patient about a year before the Framingham (epidemiological) study came out which accelerated the whole fraud. (Also about a year before the Staten drugs came out.). The patient’s total cholesterol was in the 900’s. (Familial hypercholesterolemia — genetic disease). So I started her on niacin (a B. vitamin, and this was before they had the “non-flush niacin”. Note: the internist was fully behind my treatment plan. I.e.: no panic with cholesterol over 900.). Our routine chem panel (20 blood tests; cost $22 back in the mid-80s), it had a total cholesterol but did not have a “normal range.” But from experience, most people were about 210 — 280. The Framingham study found that there was only one epidemiological association between cholesterol and heart disease. And that was the ratio of the HDL: LDL. (These two types of cholesterol, at that time accounted for almost all of the cholesterol.)
So I started adding the test for HDL cholesterol, primarily to my hypertension patients and those considered “at risk” for heart disease (that test alone cost an extra $23 — most patients were Medicaid or Medicare which covered the test.). I would have to do my own math to calculate ratios which were different for men versus women (because cholesterol is the foundation of all hormones). When the internist was reviewing my charts, he inquired why I was ordering HDL. A teaching moment. I even had a woman come to me for a second opinion because her physician at the famous Scripps Institute in San Diego wanted to put her on cholesterol medicine. Her actual risk factor was one half of normal for women. (In other words, she was at one half the risk of having heart disease due to cholesterol, than a woman who had “normal cholesterol.”). You see, allopathic medicine is basically all screwed up; but then the practitioners don’t even know their “own science.” (Dr. lemmings.).
They (most likely the American Heart Association) set up a committee to guide the treatment of cholesterol. They came up with the “normal total cholesterol” being 240. And from my experience, that was about right. Then the Staten drugs came out. And the next year the “normal” cholesterol was lowered to 200. And then for some unknown reason, they were claiming that that was the upper limit of normal, and everyone needed to be lower than 200. I worked with many educated fools who would start a patient on Staten medication if their cholesterol came back in the 190s; prophylaxis! (The lab test has a variability of 10%. Meaning that a reading of 200 could be anywhere between 180 — 220.)
Frequently I would ask my patients if they knew how they came up with that number “200”. No one knew the correct answer. The answer was: “They voted!” And one strange coincidence, 16 of the 17 members who voted, all worked for companies who created the Staten drugs. Eventually someone finally called them out on their conflict of interest. But the response was, that the only “experts” on cholesterol, came from those pharmaceutical companies. From then on, every couple years they’d have more and more tests for more and more “types,” of cholesterol. And by repeatedly changing the definitions of words, they had captured a major portion of society. Frequently back then, many of these “experts,” were actually lobbying for Staten medication to be added to the water supply. Can you say fluoride.
Cholesterol is found in every cell of your body. It gives the cell wall its structure and strength. It is the foundational chemical for all of your hormones. They say the problem with cholesterol is that it is part of the plaque that narrows the blood vessel. I would tell my patients that the “plaque” was GOOD! The plaque was your “friend.” Because the plaque is attempting to patch a damaged area in your artery. If Mr. Plaque wasn’t there, you would be bleeding to death. Mr. Plaque, EMT 1, is a first responder. If the problem is chronic inflammation. The “fire” (inflammation) never completely goes out, so the first responders remain on scene and the cleanup and construction crews are never called in. It appears that their solution to the problem is to defund the first responders; get rid of the evil plaque/cholesterol.
Now, what is the number one side effect from Staten medications? Myalgia. (Muscle pain). Why is a muscle in pain? Because there is some type of problem with that muscle. If you have a halfway decent diet, and haven’t experienced trauma or overuse to that area, and you are on a Staten (cholesterol) medication; in my book that pain is from the Staten medication until proven otherwise. You need to stop the drug! WHY??? THE HEART IS A MUSCLE!!! The majority of “heart attacks,” do not have blood clots associated with them. And the vast majority of the people who have had “heart attacks,” had developed collateral blood circulation in the region of the narrowed artery. The body performed its own bypass surgery.
You have developed a billion-dollar industry, and are treating an entire nation based on one epidemiological statistic recorded in Framingham Massachusetts probably from 1950 — 1980. And that statistic was not related to the total amount of cholesterol within someone’s bloodstream. (And in that study, they looked for any lipid (fat) test that might correlate with heart disease.). My patient who had a total cholesterol of over 900 may have had a “normal” ratio of her good cholesterol versus bad cholesterol. If that were the case, she would not be a candidate under their “epidemiological study.” (She would be treated regarding her genetic disorder. I was really surprised that her blood sample was not “lipimic.” I.e.: globs of fat floating in the blood collection tube. I’ve seen it in people with cholesterol’s in the mid 200’s. Because of that, in the case I remember, was from the patient’s blood pressure medicine.).
The number two side effect of Staten’s is liver damage. It increases the level of liver enzymes probably signaling inflammation. Number three is increase of blood sugar and type II diabetes. Well, that’s another risk factor for heart disease. And the fourth side effect of Staten’s are “neurological side effects.” I.e.: memory loss or confusion.
What Dr. Wallach presents in his video is accurate according to what we understand at this time. His presentation is definitely accurate concerning the brain being 70% fat/cholesterol, and dementia is clearly correlated with Staten/cholesterol medication, along with others drugs. My slight hesitation comes from my knowledge that presently there is legitimate questions concerning our understanding of the physiology of the nerve. Most nerves are covered by an electrical insulating fat covering containing cholesterol (myelin). When that layer is damaged, an electrical signal can no longer travel along its path. There may be other electromagnetic or photonic energy that is involved regarding the nervous system. But I’m sure that there is little doubt that those “tangled nerves” are no longer properly functioning; either from demyelination (removal of cholesterol covering), toxic aluminum or even “type 3 diabetes.”
Another major problem is that doctors are lazy and call every type of dementia “Alzheimer’s.” It is one of their “bogeyman.” The only real way to make an accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer’s is via autopsy. With that said, there have been multiple reports that people have reversed their “Alzheimer’s” (dementia), by taking flaxseed oil by the tablespoon (one — 3 tablespoons/day). An idiot neurologist diagnosed my father with “Alzheimer’s.” I just happened to attend his last office visit with the “specialist.” When he announced his final diagnoses as Alzheimer’s, I asked him what he based that diagnoses upon. Basically he said his experience and credentials. I told him that my father had “multi-infarct dementia.” The neurologist then admitted that I may be correct, but that there was no treatment for that either. Of course he wrote a prescription anyway. My mother stopped it about a week later. This office visit was in the late 1990s. My parents visited one of my clinics in 1987, and requested routine blood work.
Naturally at that time, they were very concerned about cholesterol. Both of them were at one half of normal risk factor for heart disease. I was alarmed that my father’s total cholesterol was just under 130. I told him that that was dangerous and he was at risk of having a stroke. They were both to immediately stop their “low cholesterol diets.” (Families never listen.). He gradually started having memory problems in the 1990s. But he deteriorated immediately after a very long surgery to remove his “recalled” pacemaker wire. A hidden fact is that time spent under anesthesia, and especially on a heart lung machine, will cause dementia. (Excellent book by Martha Lear called “heart sounds.” TV movie of same name with Mary Tyler Moore and James Garner — best actor/actress awards for this movie.). Generally, people with Alzheimer’s have significant personality change and actually get quite “mean.” My father had been a very authoritative man throughout his life (fighter pilot World War II, top management in US steel), and with his dementia he became very much like a “little boy.”
My older brother has been having “memory problems” for almost 10 years now. His doctor diagnosed (incorrectly) Alzheimer’s. The cause of his dementia is his Staten medication that his wife refuses to stop even though he has chronic muscle leg pain. And probably more so his high blood pressure, that his idiot doctor has him on three medications. (Don’t get me going on blood pressure.). But basically the problem is that he is diagnosed with “essential hypertension.” When in medical school we asked the lecturer (cardiologist) why it was called “essential,” and he simply stated that, that was what the old-timers called it, and out of courtesy it was never changed. (Primarily there are five — six known causes of high blood pressure. You check for those known causes, which are rare, and if they do not exist you make a diagnosis of being “essential hypertension.”).
The real reason, my own opinion, that they called it “essential hypertension,” was that the body knew that it had to raise the blood pressure to get blood/oxygen to a major organ. That organ (like a brain or kidney) is crying out to increase the blood flow. So doctors prescribe a medicine even though the brain is still calling to increase the blood supply to the head. The need hasn’t been fulfilled and eventually that first pill no longer works. So the doctor adds a second, and then a third, etc. My brother’s brain fog, becomes dementia, and I wouldn’t be surprised that eventually he needs dialysis. But don’t get me going. He doesn’t have Alzheimer’s. And he is married to a “Karen.” Just saying.
LOL! Did I answer the question?
Addendum: Look up Ancil Keys (not quite a Fauci, but just as evil.). Procter & Gamble/Crisco (their donation was the beginning of “cardiology.”).
One of the best articles I have read on cholesterol and heart disease. It is the first article I have seen that has placed Many of the major factors in one article. — Notadoc
How Ancel Keys Brainwashed the Masses Into Fearing Meat (He’s Wrong)
@patchy posts: Pardon my intrusion on this but I couldn’t resist as I’m highly familiar with this topic and the speaker you highlight in this clip. I spent much time researching for a friend re his mom’s Alzheimer’s delving into journals, studies, reports, pubmed and trusted sources like Ray Peat and Weston Price.
The clip is legit info from the author of Dead Doctors Don’t Lie – A biomedical research pioneer, Dr. Joel D. Wallach spent more than 40 years in the field of Veterinary Medicine, observing and researching the effects of individual nutrients on animal health, before becoming a Naturopathic Physician in 1982. Here’s the original presentation that went viral through old fashioned means back in the 80s in the nutritional realm https://vimeo.com/441241176
Seed oils, PUFA poly unsaturated fat/oils, are the main cause of oxidative stress which is oxidation of the unstable fatty acids that turn rancid then toxic in the body as they are difficult to process out, causing free radical damage. Saturated fats melt at low temps, they are more stable against oxidation/rancidity which is why you can store extra virgin coconut oil on and olive oil (although olive oil is a monounsaturated, not as stable as coconut) the counter without it going bad for years and why every bottle of seed oil will contain vitamin e (tocopherol) which is an antioxidant & anti estrogen to prolong its shelf life.
Niacin therapy is highly effective for repair and detox in its natural form (nicotinic acid) it’s well known for its flushing effect upon first taking a good dose which basically causes internal heat flash that works to clear out the buildup in arteries which is why it’s known to prevent & reverse cardiovascular issues but it actually is therapeutic for all issues related to oxidative stress, which is basically every condition associated with aging including Alzheimer Dementia.
EV coconut oil, EV olive oil and grass fed butter are the three safest choices for food preparation but coconut oil is also instrumental in the removal of the gunked up toxic PUFA compounded in the body, along with vitamin E and C which are potent anti oxidants, protectants. Saturated fats are healthy fats. Coconut oil is the highest saturation of oils. Obesity is caused by excess PUFA intake, not caloric intake. This is how America became obese.
What you need to concentrate on is “real food,” made out of “real ingredients” and not chemicals.
Do you know who has the best history of having the least heart disease?
The “Eskimos.” They have over 100 words for “snow,” but none related to heart disease. They have no heart disease, diabetes, Obesity, hypertension or strokes. Those are the ones who are eating Their native foods. Their relatives who have moved to the big city, all have obesity, diabetes, hypertension and heart disease. Back in their villages, basically vegetation doesn’t grow. They may get a few weeks of wildflowers, but the rest of the tundra truly is Non-digestible to humans.
They eat caribou and seafood. And their caribou and seafood are feasting on whatever else might be alive. I did once get a warning from the state health department, concerning them finding botulism in pickled walrus fin. So watch out for that.
From the Mayo Clinic: Red yeast rice is capable of lowering blood cholesterol levels and total blood cholesterol levels. While the supplement is generally considered safe, it might carry the same potential side effects as statin cholesterol drugs.
@7seven7 adds some spiritual wisdom to the conversation:
As a builder I must ensure the foundation of the building is perfectly level and aligned before proceeding to build upon it. If one mistakenly does build upon a faulty foundation the fault will compound and arise in every aspect of the building.
This is common knowledge in the building trades. RS. points out the failure in the foundations of how our medical sciences have been built upon a faulty foundation by not taking into consideration the spiritual sciences or more specifically the spiritual forces acting in the human body. Linked below is a short RS lecture explaining this. Therefore until such time as we tear down the medical sciences and fix the foundations we will never be capable of building a structure in medical or any other science that is not flawed. Somehow we have to integrate the Spiritual sciences into our the foundations of sciences to come to a complete understanding the human and the world around them.
This Is Not V.R.G.!** **Verbalized Religious Garbage!
Mar 13:11 “When they arrest you and hand you over, do not worry beforehand about what you are to say, but say whatever is given you in that hour; for it is not you who speak, but it is the Holy Spirit.
Story Time: I went through a “miraculous” conversion to Christianity in May 1970, in Southern California during the “Jesus Movement.” When they write and make movies about that time, rarely do you hear that there were a multitude of “home churches” established by the Holy Spirit, and led by many “new converts.” Many of these new converts would also attend the larger gatherings/”churches” that are usually written about, and who to some degree usurped “God’s Movement.”
Hidden from most, there were a number of “anointed” Bible teachers from various denominations that were making audio cassettes of their teachings. We would make mass reproductions of these cassettes and pass them around. Most of these larger churches would restrict the movement of the Holy Spirit to some degree, therefore after these large services we would retreat to a different location, listen to the latest “teaching tape” and have what was known as an “afterglow.” I was one of those “home church” elders, at the ripe old age of 22. (And yes, I was older than most.).
There was a draft going on at that time, and I was one of the rare individuals who was able to enlist in an Army hospital reserve unit, and spend one weekend a month at the Orange County hospital (UC Irvine medical school). Approximately one year after my conversion, we were assembled in the hospital’s auditorium for the typical afternoon medical/military lectures and discussions. This Sunday afternoon our chaplain, for the first time, wanted to speak to us. Up to that time, most of us didn’t even know that we had a chaplain. We discovered that he also was a pastor in one of the common denominations. That day he was “fired up,” because some “Jesus freaks” had challenged him on some biblical topic in his church that morning. He ranted for about a half-hour.
A lot of my friends in the auditorium, many who went through basic and AIT training with me, (BC — before Christ), were very aware of my conversion. (It seems that I had been a “PA,” — Party Animal, more than a decade before I became a licensed PA — Physician Assistant.). They were all elbowing me and poking my theater seat, while whispering “say something to him John!”
When the chaplain had finished his rant, he asked for questions. A few people raised their hands and he responded accordingly. And I kept on getting bumped and encouraged to say something. I finally raised my hand, and in a very short time was called upon. All I could say was, “I guess I am a Jesus freak.” Immediately, our two bird colonel commanders (one Jewish), commanded me to stand up and speak, to a group of about 80 — 100 “medical personnel”. The first thing that immediately came to my mind was, “do not attack the chaplain!” I opened my mouth, and amazingly I began speaking about the validity of the Scriptures, previous fulfilled prophecies and a few prophecies that are yet to be fulfilled.
I was amazed at what I was saying and that was the first time that I had ever pieced all these prophecies and Scriptures together.
And then, people began asking me questions, many of far greater depth than what the chaplain had dealt with. I myself was amazed and marveling at my answers. I was even presenting some wisdom that was slightly counter what I had believed up to that time. I spoke for over an hour.
After I had answered everyone’s questions, it was time for us to go outside in formation, to be formally dismissed for the weekend. As we were trying to leave the auditorium, I was inundated by many other reservists who were complimenting me on my “performance.” In my mind I was thinking, “Where the hell were you guys when I needed you?” (Most of them I didn’t know.). The chaplain came up to me, and everyone else parted. And exclaimed, “I have never heard anyone speak with such power and authority. We need to get together sometime.” Naturally, that never occurred. And I learned later that when I eventually entered an “intern pastorship,” at one of those major nondenominational churches, and had applied for an “early out,” for that internship; he personally prevented it.
I ended up being one of the last ones to leave the auditorium. Suddenly, I was in front of the entire military formation, being the last one to find a position. The moment I encountered that formation, I was struck with what seemed like a wall of evil and hate, to a degree that I had never felt before, coming from that military formation. I felt overcome with adrenaline, but was not in a position to either “fight or flight.” Soon as I found a position in the formation, we were dismissed.
As we all walked to the parking lot, no one would look at me or say anything. Everyone was unusually quiet. It was almost as if I was a leper.
For the next few months, my regular friends pretty much avoided me, while I attempted to avoid the “milk toast Christians.” Eventually everything returned to normal. Let me state for the record that I was never one to preach or evangelize everybody. I didn’t go around “witnessing,” but I was a living witness. My life had obviously changed. Then eventually many of those friends did become Christians also.
Mark 13:11 is literally true and is not some weak excuse. The Holy Spirit will give you exactly what you need, “in that hour.” What I was given at that time, for that moment, is what is written in the Scriptures as the “Word of Wisdom,” and the “Word of Knowledge.” These are both workings of the Holy Spirit. I wasn’t given it because I was less of a sinner than others, more “educated” than others, or for my good looks. LOL! It was something that the Holy Spirit wanted said, and I was a willing but somewhat reluctant vessel.
The teachings about the “gifts of the Spirit,” and the ministries are written by apostle Paul in first Corinthians chapter 12, through chapter 14. Remember, that the Scriptures were written without chapter and verse numbers, and I believe also they were missing most punctuation marks. Paul tells us in the last verse of chapter 12: 1Co 12:31 “But earnestly desire the greater gifts. And I show you a still more excellent way.” And then we have chapter 13. Chapter 13 discusses the “more excellent way.” The “church” uses Chapter 13, “the love chapter,” for weddings, which is nice but it is not the topic. The chapter divisions have hidden the Holy Spirit’s “secret,” to the workings of The Gifts that are given to the church. Note: the “church” are the people, congregation, and not the building or organization/Corporation.
No wonder that the church is anemic and impotent.
Here are the initial Scriptures to get you started.
Note: this is written in the new American Standard version of the Bible, 1995. Use something that is in an understandable translation and pray for the Holy Spirit to guide you into all truth. (Every translation will at least have some human errors, thanks to the Tower of Babel.).
1Co 12:3 Therefore I make known to you that no one speaking by the Spirit of God says, “Jesus is accursed”; and no one can say, “Jesus is Lord,” except by the Holy Spirit.
1Co 12:4 ¶ Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit.1Co 12:5 And there are varieties of ministries, and the same Lord.
1Co 12:6 There are varieties of effects, but the same God who works all things in all persons.
1Co 12:7 But to each one is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good.
1Co 12:8 For to one is given the word of wisdom through the Spirit, and to another the word of knowledge according to the same Spirit;
1Co 12:9 to another faith by the same Spirit, and to another gifts of healing by the one Spirit,
1Co 12:10 and to another the effecting of miracles, and to another prophecy, and to another the distinguishing of spirits, to another various kinds of tongues, and to another the interpretation of tongues.
1Co 12:11 But one and the same Spirit works all these things, distributing to each one individually just as He wills.
1Co 12:12 ¶ For even as the body is one and yet has many members, and all the members of the body, though they are many, are one body, so also is Christ.
1Co 12:13 For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body, whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free, and we were all made to drink of one Spirit.
1Co 12:14 ¶ For the body is not one member, but many.
1Co 12:31 But earnestly desire the greater gifts. And I show you a still more excellent way.
1Co 13:2 If I have the gift of prophecy, and know all mysteries and all knowledge; and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing.
