Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry
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Lizard venom?
There's toad venom that is a powerful spiritual substance 5-methoxy-DMT. It doesn't say much. Use over decades will reveal safety levels. Amphetamine is relatively safe as an appetite suppressor, but not marketed and available to the public. It's given to children to make them behave.
Most of the vaccinated are still alive too.
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@psi said in Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry:
Lizard venom?
There's toad venom that is a powerful spiritual substance 5-methoxy-DMT. It doesn't say much. Use over decades will reveal safety levels. Amphetamine is relatively safe as an appetite suppressor, but not marketed and available to the public. It's given to children to make them behave.
Most of the vaccinated are still alive too.
Fixing our metabolism instead of relying on fixes that ends up with us continually fine-tuning ourselves thru band aid fixes like amphetamines.
You end up playing the game on their gameboard.
Temporal thinking is the faculty that’s
engaged by an enriched environment, but it’s
wrong to call it “thinking,” because it’s simply
the way organisms exist... - Ray Peat Nov 2017 Newsletter -
@yerrag sure, but it's got a long history of use unlike ozempic. Could aid many with occasional usage.
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sure that's been how the medical landscape has been defined over the course of a hundred years, when they began the gaming of society along a predatorial entitlement by a master race defined by a nefarious creed.
the lesser of two evils.
amphetamines over ozempic makes one virtuous just as covid-19 vaccines makes our doctors virtuous over a putative respiratory virus.
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@yerrag it gives people a little mood boost to make waiting for end of the system more tolerable
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@yerrag, @Butter-Girl: And now, the name, Calley Means, resurfaces in a most interesting way.
Trump thanks RFK Jr. for endorsement: 'That was really, very nice'
"The independent candidate's connection to Calley Means, a former food and pharmaceutical consultant who he described as a leading advocate for food safety, also played into his support for Trump. Means was once an advisor to the former president, according to Kennedy, Jr.“He (Calley Means) told me President Trump was anxious to talk to me about chronic disease and other subjects and to explore other avenues of cooperation,” Kennedy, Jr. said of Means."
"Less than two hours after President Trump narrowly escaped assassination, Calley Means called me (RFKjr) on my cell phone. I was in Las Vegas. Calley is the leading advocate for food safety, soil regeneration, and for ending the chronic disease epidemic that is destroying America’s health and ruining our economy. Calley has exposed the insidious corruption at the FDA, NIH, HHS, and USDA that has caused this epidemic. Calley had been working on these issues for my campaign and advising me on them since the beginning. These subjects have been my primary focus for the last 20 years.
"I was delighted when Calley told me that day that he had been advising President Trump. He told me President Trump had been anxious to talk to me about chronic disease and other subjects, and to explore avenues of cooperation. He asked if I would take a call from the President. President Trump called me later that day. I met again with President Trump, his family members, and close advisors in Florida. In a series of long, intense discussions, I was surprised to discover that we are aligned on many key issues."
"In case some of you don’t realize how dire the condition is regarding chronic disease, I would urge you to view Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with Calley Means and his sister, who was the top graduate of her class at Stanford Medical School. This is an issue that affects all of us more directly and urgently than any culture war issue and all the other issues that we obsess over, which are tearing apart our country. This is the most important issue. It has the potential to bring us together, so let me share a little bit about why I believe it is so urgent."
see also: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why-ozempic-matters-with-calley-means/id1552000243?i=1000648534273 (dated 3/8/2024)
"Ozempic, the injectable weight loss drug, is discussed by Calley Means and Robert F. Kennedy Jr in this short episode."
"Calley Means is on a mission to steer more healthcare dollars to incentivize metabolic habits at the root of disease (healthy food, exercise, sleep, stress management)."
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@Butter-Girl said in Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry:
The majority is brainwashed. But I don’t see the majority (on all sides) wanting to become “un” brainwashed.
Yeah. Most people like to behave like majority (imitation). Change require people to use some extra energy. In the current energy-scarce society it's hard...
And usually people change because of desperation or inspiration... And current environment (elites) are trying to inspire people to stay the same dummy consumers... and also is keeping most people (usually one step away) from desperation...
In short practical terms anthropology says that people choose good if it require less energy than doing evil...If you want to know more there is an excellent text/podcast about it, but in pretty heavy language... https://medium.com/@brixen/dave-snowden-how-leaders-change-culture-though-small-actions-766cd2bf5128
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@Kvirion said in Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry:
@Butter-Girl said in Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry:
The majority is brainwashed. But I don’t see the majority (on all sides) wanting to become “un” brainwashed.
Yeah. Most people like to behave like majority (imitation). Change require people to use some extra energy. In the current energy-scarce society it's hard...
And usually people change because of desperation or inspiration... And current environment (elites) are trying to inspire people to stay the same dummy consumers... and also is keeping most people (usually one step away) from desperation...
In short practical terms anthropology says that people choose good if it require less energy than doing evil...If you want to know more there is an excellent text/podcast about it, but in pretty heavy language... https://medium.com/@brixen/dave-snowden-how-leaders-change-culture-though-small-actions-766cd2bf5128
Unfortunately, “change” is too inconvenient for a good portion of the population.
Our modern society and the people in it who love convenience, the fun accessible things that come with it, won’t willingly give up their quick fixes. That’s the majority. That’s just how it is. We’ve had the last four years to see that. People were motivated to maintain their familiar, comfortable lifestyle.
The orchestrators of our world know that.
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@Butter-Girl said in Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry:
The orchestrators of our world
Have long since bitten off more than they could chew.
New lies for old.
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@ThinPicking said in Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry:
@Butter-Girl said in Tucker Carlson Red Pills the population about the medical industry:
The orchestrators of our world
Have long since bitten off more than they could chew.
New lies for old.
Very true.
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Amphetamine is splendid. Better than abortion for losing weight
