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Getting back to the island of Molokai...and the leper colony that took place in the late 1800s into the 1900s.
Yesterday we showed that the children of the lepers were taken away from them and put into Adoption agencies.
Was this their motive all along? Child kidnapping?
Wait til I tell you more about leprosy and how these people got it!!
Yesterday we showed that the children of the lepers were taken away from them and put into Adoption agencies.
Was this their motive all along? Child kidnapping?
Wait til I tell you more about leprosy and how these people got it!!
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THE LEPROSY PATIENT
If the patient," he remarks, "does not die of some internal disorder or special complication, the unhappy leper becomes a terrible object to look on.
The deformed leonine face is covered with tubercles, ulcers, cicatrices, and crusts.
His sunken, disfigured nose is reduced to a stump.
His respiration is wheezing and difficult; a sanious, stinking fluid, which thickens into crusts, pours from his nostrils.
The nasal mucous membrane is completely covered with ulcerations. A part of the cartilaginous and bony framework is carious.
The mouth, throat, and larynx are mutilated, deformed, and covered, with ulcerated tubercles.
The patient breathes with the greatest difficulty. He is threatened with frequent fits of suffocation, which interrupt his sleep.
He has lost his voice, his eyes are destroyed, and not only his sight but his sense of smell and taste have completely gone.
Of the five senses hearing alone is usually preserved. In consequence of the great alterations in the skin of the limbs, which are covered with ulcerated tubercles, crusts, and cicatrices, the pachydermic state of skin which gives the limbs the appearance of elephantiasis, and of the lesions of the peripheral nerves which are present at this time, and by which occasionally the symptoms of nerve leprosy are combined with those of tubercular leprosy, the sense of touch is abolished.
The patient suffers excruciating pains in the limbs, and even in the face, whilst the ravages of the disease in his legs render walking difficult and even impossible.
From the hypertrophied inguinal and cervical glands pus flows abundantly from fistulous openings.
In certain cases the abdomen is increased in size on account of the liver, spleen, and mesenteric glands being involved. With these visceral lesions the appetite is irregular or lost.
There are pains in the stomach, diarrhoea, bronchial pulmonary lesions, intermittent febrile attacks, and a hectic state. The peculiar smell, recalling that of the dissecting room, mixed with the odour of goose’s feathers, or of a fresh corpse, is indicated, but badly described, by the authors of the Middle Ages, who compared it to that of a male goat."
If the patient," he remarks, "does not die of some internal disorder or special complication, the unhappy leper becomes a terrible object to look on.
The deformed leonine face is covered with tubercles, ulcers, cicatrices, and crusts.
His sunken, disfigured nose is reduced to a stump.
His respiration is wheezing and difficult; a sanious, stinking fluid, which thickens into crusts, pours from his nostrils.
The nasal mucous membrane is completely covered with ulcerations. A part of the cartilaginous and bony framework is carious.
The mouth, throat, and larynx are mutilated, deformed, and covered, with ulcerated tubercles.
The patient breathes with the greatest difficulty. He is threatened with frequent fits of suffocation, which interrupt his sleep.
He has lost his voice, his eyes are destroyed, and not only his sight but his sense of smell and taste have completely gone.
Of the five senses hearing alone is usually preserved. In consequence of the great alterations in the skin of the limbs, which are covered with ulcerated tubercles, crusts, and cicatrices, the pachydermic state of skin which gives the limbs the appearance of elephantiasis, and of the lesions of the peripheral nerves which are present at this time, and by which occasionally the symptoms of nerve leprosy are combined with those of tubercular leprosy, the sense of touch is abolished.
The patient suffers excruciating pains in the limbs, and even in the face, whilst the ravages of the disease in his legs render walking difficult and even impossible.
From the hypertrophied inguinal and cervical glands pus flows abundantly from fistulous openings.
In certain cases the abdomen is increased in size on account of the liver, spleen, and mesenteric glands being involved. With these visceral lesions the appetite is irregular or lost.
There are pains in the stomach, diarrhoea, bronchial pulmonary lesions, intermittent febrile attacks, and a hectic state. The peculiar smell, recalling that of the dissecting room, mixed with the odour of goose’s feathers, or of a fresh corpse, is indicated, but badly described, by the authors of the Middle Ages, who compared it to that of a male goat."
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The medical community went against this notion that leprosy was only communicable by inoculation, yet the preponderance of evidence was overwhelming!!
Imagine that?!!
When have we seen that before??
Imagine that?!!
When have we seen that before??
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So when you see articles like this...start connecting the dots!!
https://www.health.com/leprosy-outbreak-florida-2023-7569183
https://www.health.com/leprosy-outbreak-florida-2023-7569183
Health
Why Is There a Leprosy Outbreak in Florida? Here's What You Need to Know
Central Florida is experiencing a leprosy outbreak, according to a new report from the CDC. This leads researchers to believe the infection is endemic to the region.
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Part 2 with Joe and Scott!! This was a blast!
https://rumble.com/v37vhqg-denise-stephens-part-2-jfk-false-flags-mk-ultra-ufos-time-travel..html
https://rumble.com/v37vhqg-denise-stephens-part-2-jfk-false-flags-mk-ultra-ufos-time-travel..html
Rumble
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Getting back to our Molokai, Hawaii story...
To summarize:
1. We discovered that those suffering from Leprosy...and sent to Molokai’s “leprosy colony”...had THEIR CHILDREN TAKEN FROM THEM!!
Those children were then sent to “adoption agencies.” This is exactly what they did after the earthquake that hit Haiti in 2010. Kidnapping Children under the guise of “helping the children.” What were they doing with the children?
2. Leprosy was tied to the small pox vaccination. Those who got leprosy...had also received the small pox vaccine.
This happened in the 1800s!!
Were they purposely vaccinating people, so that they could in turn send them away to Molokai...and in turn take their children for nefarious purposes?
3. A portrait of St Damien hangs on the wall of the only historic building that survived the Lahaina fire...Maria Lanakila Catholic Church. They worship him.
St Damien worked on Molokai with the lepers for 9 years. What was he really doing on the island of Molokai?
To summarize:
1. We discovered that those suffering from Leprosy...and sent to Molokai’s “leprosy colony”...had THEIR CHILDREN TAKEN FROM THEM!!
Those children were then sent to “adoption agencies.” This is exactly what they did after the earthquake that hit Haiti in 2010. Kidnapping Children under the guise of “helping the children.” What were they doing with the children?
2. Leprosy was tied to the small pox vaccination. Those who got leprosy...had also received the small pox vaccine.
This happened in the 1800s!!
Were they purposely vaccinating people, so that they could in turn send them away to Molokai...and in turn take their children for nefarious purposes?
3. A portrait of St Damien hangs on the wall of the only historic building that survived the Lahaina fire...Maria Lanakila Catholic Church. They worship him.
St Damien worked on Molokai with the lepers for 9 years. What was he really doing on the island of Molokai?
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1883 Marianne Cope relocated with some other Sisters of St Francis to Hawaii... in order to care for persons suffering from leprosy.
Despite direct contact with the patients over many years, Cope did not contract the disease. Of course...because
LEPROSY IS NOT CONTAGIOUS!!
Think Small pox vaccines!!
btw...take a good look at these woMEN.
Despite direct contact with the patients over many years, Cope did not contract the disease. Of course...because
LEPROSY IS NOT CONTAGIOUS!!
Think Small pox vaccines!!
btw...take a good look at these woMEN.
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Remember I asked “what did they do with the children??!!”
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According to Wikipedia,
In November 1885, Marianne opened the “Kapiolani Home”... with the government's support...to provide shelter to homeless female children of leprosy patients.
The home was located on the grounds of the leprosy hospital, because “only the Sisters were willing to care for children so closely associated with people suffering from leprosy.”
Do you see where this is going?😡
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According to Wikipedia,
In November 1885, Marianne opened the “Kapiolani Home”... with the government's support...to provide shelter to homeless female children of leprosy patients.
The home was located on the grounds of the leprosy hospital, because “only the Sisters were willing to care for children so closely associated with people suffering from leprosy.”
Do you see where this is going?😡
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