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Nov 13, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Are you saying if any media entertains the existence of viruses, even going into deep dives if it's true or not, they are thereby supporting the bad speak, and probably cannot be trusted for any of their discussions? For example I have listened to Grand Theft World podcast, they use a lot of historical books as reference, which is enlightening; however they have definitely reviewed the differences between the virus vs no virus in the end letting the listeners come to their own truth, which really muddies the waters for a kid like me seeking reliable sources. I'm exhausted with all this secret read between the lines and sift through mounds of pages efforts.

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Nobody, including me, represents the whole truth, so all one can do is read and select useful details carefully. The virus-no virus dichotomy only takes public attention off from the mass murder:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/who-is-right-and-who-is-wrong

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Nov 13, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

#10 - "... knew that COVID-19 was created... suspected that a mutation in the virus was "intentionally inserted." We will even pretend to prosecute Fauci as long as you keep believing in viruses.

#9 - just CO from a faux movement promoting another CO.

#8 - just another article pushing the spike protein, SV40, mRNA and DNA narratives.

#7 - more promotion of Co.

#6 - limited hangout - covid jabs are bad but no need to question existence of viruses or the use of any other vaccinations.

#5 - pushing supplements instead of encouraging healthy diet.

#4 - limited hangout - only addressing additives and does not discuss growing methods (pesticides, gmo etc)

#3 - same as no. 6

#2 - pushing treatment for a non-existent illness caused by a non-existent virus

#1- letting us think our votes count or that they actually count our votes

Bonus 1 - shilling ivermectin & supplements for injury caused by non-existent spike protein. Also, only addressing vaccine injury from covid jabs.

Bonus 2 - shilling supplements, implying that good supplements exist and are necessary

Bonus 3 - pushing mRNA narrative. Also our meat should be receiving zero jabs not just mRNA ones.

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What does CO stand for?

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Controlled opposition

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It looks like you could already teach a course on the subject! :)

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This means we will leave no child undoctrinated!

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And adult children must be included.

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I believe you normally have to try things first before it becomes clear what they are about. I like to think it's called having an open mind. This was one such publication that I "unsubscribed" from before too much damage was done.

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Nov 12, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

#8 - DNA fragments or was it DNA fragment imprinting onto water molecules is what they detected? Water may have memory of what it had contact with https://risingtidefoundation.net/2022/02/10/dr-luc-montagnier-and-the-coming-revolutions-in-optical-biophysics/

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Thank you for the link. I am reading up on this.

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Nov 14, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

This area of wave genomics and biophotonics is heavily suppressed and I think there is a lot more to learn about it, good to hear you are open to learning more about it. I found it interesting to hear that Pasteur was also looking into electro-magnetism of biology, but all we hear is his germ theory versus the terrain theory of Bechamp, but that seems to be another mind game to reduce what they were researching down to a simple binary battle of germ vs terrain theory. The control of information goes way back in time.

This video goes along with Ulrike's video series I mentioned in a past post about DNA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iNP-cljvUo

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Actually, I started a long article on the subject yesterday, but it's not ready. What I did find were common denominators, boundaries, inadequacies in equipment, and potential inverted logic. Hope to publish it soon.

Bechamp's idea looks quite compatible with a lot newer materials, but none of them has reached full fruition.

Your link looks fascinating, but it will add hours to my job. :) It sounds a bit exotic, but I think that this is one of the directions in which I would need to investigate further.

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Nov 12, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

I'm not sure what to write... LOL! I wrote the Fox off long ago. And the points seem (so far) to go to Epoch Times which will not let Me read unless I sign up. Heh.

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Nov 12, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

V.Fox' writings remind me of dr. Mercola's, similar level of doom.

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Fox may not have ever been better, but these days, his/her methods are obsolete and primitive; the targeted audience is unlikely to be able to read and write. :)

Could it be that "Fox" was also forced into obedience?

Mercola has never been fully correct, and he was hardly ever original, but at least, he made a few good points before he was brought to heel about 30 months ago. Today, he actually goes back on his "Keto diet" and advises his readers not to exceed 30 percent, when burning fat, unless you want to risk developing diabetes...

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2023/11/12/mitochondria-glucose-metabolism.aspx

Good to know, after the armed forces switched to the keto diet...

He also re-published an article from 2015, in which he stresses the importance of, well, his readers buying his krill oil...

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2023/11/12/omega-3-to-lower-your-risk-of-disease.aspx

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ET is a lot more intelligent manipulator, which used to upset me, when it was free, to the point that I stopped reading it, and it still bothers me if anyone uses it as a source...

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Yeah, I had seen some shady stuff from Them... Rarely enriched Them with the payment of My attention.

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same here, although I used to like Jan Jekielek's interviews in the early days. no more.

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The early days were the time for bait in the bait-and-switch operation, but I was suspecting that even at that time. Looking at the authors' photos was enough for me to expect operatives instead of journalists.

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good on you; probably many of us (like me) had to learn, although there's nothing wrong w/that. perhaps the biggest one to swallow yet was RFK.,Jr. (since I liked his Children's Health Defense very much - maybe not so much anymore). the deluge of real mis/disinformation really is quite a sophisticated and powerful psy-op.

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Nov 13, 2023·edited Nov 13, 2023Author

CHD sometimes contains useful info, but most of it is trash... I usually delete CHD TV without taking a look.

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I know you didn't, it was not directed at you. Gail made a comment. I imagine there others still thinking viruses are a thing so I just wanted to clarify on that

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Nov 12, 2023·edited Nov 12, 2023Author

Absolutely.

I'm still convinced that all the energy to fight the globalists must go against empowering ANY "authority" to take away personal choices and thereby committing mass-poisoning and mass murder:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/who-is-right-and-who-is-wrong

I also wanted to clarify this. :)

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Just for clarity. There is no virus. Not Zika, Chikungunya, Covid, Influenza, etc, etc. Ergo, there are no 'vaccines'.

Cause of illness is toxins.

Pharmaceuticals are toxins. 'doctors' work for pharm and 'diagnose symptoms' for which their pharma donated computer lays out which particular toxic product to prescribe (sell) to the unsuspecting sick victim.

So-called side effects are toxic reactions, so the 'doctor' then prescribes different pharma toxin to sell to sick victim.

Good business model.

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I never said there was a "virus," but it's obvious that there are tiny particles that some fraudsters call a "virus":

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/what-is-a-virus

The Rockefellerian myths of "viral infections" and "pandemics" give way to a totally criminal "medical" paradigm.

As for pharma toxins, I would even expand that by saying that ALL "medications" can be toxic, including "natural" ones.

The western "medical" business model has been clear for quite a while:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/the-disaster-of-modern-medicine

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ANOTHER SCARE TACTIC FOR A MISQUITO BITE. What are the chances of being Mosquito bitten by say Lupus or Zika as the models vs Chikungunya virus? Younger children are outside the same number of hours. Or did they want to avoid the Backlash of a new vaccine being used on children as happened with Covid?

Before the FDA’s approval, the vaccine’s safety was tested in clinical trials that included 3,500 adults. Five million cases reported over the past 15 years. Hmmm, sound familiar? Participants most commonly reported headache, muscle pain, fatigue, joint pain, nausea, fever, and tenderness at the injection site as side effects.

Most people who contract the virus get better within a week. In rare cases, the virus can cause severe and long-lasting joint pain.

Gee so does a Shoulder tear, Fibromyalgia, or OA. I have all three. Why would I risk your new vaccine with mRNA in it that are basically unproven, and basically located in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Indian and Pacific Oceans?

If I described the symptoms to my Primary, he'd ask which of the 3 existing conditions was acting up. And prescribe ice/heat or a round of PT. Thus a totally unnecessary vaccine in the USA.

First vaccine for chikungunya virus, an 'emerging global health threat,' gets FDA approval

https://www.foxnews.com/health/first-vaccine-chikungunya-virus-emerging-global-health-threat-gets-fda-approval

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Nov 12, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Slight aside but where do they keep finding the volunteers for all these vaccine trials? Anyone aware of research on these characters? It’s not like you run into these people on a regular basis and statistically a lot of them surely get very sick. What are the odds for foul play? There must be specialist recruitment agencies out there, who do they target... students, prisoners, immigrants, wokies, people with no comprehension of risk-benefit or more aligned with some desperation, what’s the sell strategy,$$? Be nice to imagine at some point the pool of volunteers will dry up completely as natural selection and awareness converge and then that’s the end of any further trials!

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I’ve wondered the same! I’ve never met one of these so called volunteers for vax trials.

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Nov 13, 2023·edited Nov 13, 2023Author

Actually, I forgot to mention a special group of people, who live off receiving money for being subjects in clinical trials... Also, with the "covid" injections, many people may have been possible to lure into it by being told that they would get "protection" from the "illness" before anyone else would...

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Any idea what the going rates are? Must be some significant payouts if it’s possible to make a career out of being a clinical trial subject, something to aspire to. An HR minefield one would imagine. Does price get passed to the ethics committee for final say? Highly indebted students and graduates are a probable target, could there be an option to take part on a placebo only basis? Via Eva Tallaksen substack today - “In its investment pitch to FTX, PLS laid out its business model as charging for clinical trials, showing they planned to offer three packages: bronze, silver and gold, for $10.4m, $16.9m and $35.75m respectively.”

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About 12 years ago, I called up one of these companies out of curiosity. I think, they offered something like $1,500 for something nasty, but I forget the details. All I remember is that nobody in their right mind would have done it for any amount of money. Accepting such a contract requires a deadly level of desperation or an extremely limited IQ combined with some fatal addiction.

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I assume, it's orphanages, prisons, and the armed forces... Kinda' reminds me of the free milkshakes in Tennessee:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/free-milkshakes-in-tennesse

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Nov 13, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Supposedly there are regulations preventing the use of prisoners and orphans. However, there are always ways around any rule.

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Offering "privileges" is one of them. "Volunteering" must be "just fine," and privileges can also be withdrawn.

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Nov 12, 2023·edited Nov 12, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

chikungunya is a tropical disease, contracted during the beginnings of the once-yearly rainy season: one gets a fever (chills) and a definite, but mild pain in some of the major joints (elbows, knees, wrists, heels). once one's had it, it will probably occur again the next year. the cure? rest, sleep, lots to drink. it's not contagious, just tiring for a few days. it helped I could play Scrabble with one of my neigbours when I had it :-))

"global health threat"? riiiiiiiiiiiight....

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Nov 13, 2023Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Spot on. I said it was a Scare tactic. I worry more about multiple jabs at one time. Even 1 wasn't linked to SIDS back when I was raising my boys, my cousin lost a 5-month-old to SIDS.

15-Month-Old Girl Dies From Organ Failure And Cardiac Arrest Two Days After Receiving Three Vaccines

“I just kept saying, she just had vaccines, she just had vaccines,” Palombi repeatedly thought, highlighting her immediate concern linking the vaccines to her daughter’s critical condition.

https://truthpress.com/news/15-month-old-girl-dies-from-organ-failure-and-cardiac-arrest-two-days-after-receiving-three-vaccines/

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yes, I saw this yesterday and felt numb from misery for a long while, because of the sheer unaccountability, hubris, bullying.... SIDS is indeed another scare tactic, but insanely powerful as new parents are targeted when they're most vulnerable.

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Never heard of SIDS before 'modern' medicine was invented. But not many records were kept. Just a note in a family Bible of Birth/Death.

I've learned a lot about meds, vaccines, and long-term injections as I've aged. I was rarely sick as a child, just the usual MMR stuff. The only Vaccine was 1 Smallpox because it was free. My School up to 8th grade did yearly TB Tine tests. Insurance didn't cover vaccines back then, as a family of 4 kids, and 1 income, money was always tight, despite Dad being a Boilermaker in one of the largest Steel mills in the area. I'm that person that reacts to most modern meds. I have a full typed sheet of those reactions. Size 11 font. The Blue Dye in the 1.50 mcg Synthroid is the latest. 3 pills, 3 skin conditions. The trip to the Dermatologist was a waste of time. The Endo would not consider an alternative dosage. My Primary split it into 2 different strengths. Eliminating the Blue Lake Dye. We are still playing with that one on strength. He upped it to 1.75 mcg. And yes I notice the difference.

My middle sister deals with a husband who has later-stage Duchene's MD. Their grandson has early-stage Duchene's and gets No treatment, and no juvy specialist in the area. Closest is Knoxville, TN. Over a 2-hour round-trip drive.

How do you miss part of a gallbladder in an Endoscopic surgery? And which of the dozen meds her youngest daughter is on caused it? Walking medical time bomb as to illnesses go.

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