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Ivermectin Could Be a ‘Powerful Drug’ for Fighting Cancer, Here’s Why
Stunning discovery changes everything we thought we knew about fighting cancer.
https://vigilantnews.com/post/ivermectin-could-be-a-powerful-drug-for-fighting-cancer-heres-why/
Ivermectin Could Be a ‘Powerful Drug’ for Fighting Cancer, Here’s Why
Stunning discovery changes everything we thought we knew about fighting cancer.
https://vigilantnews.com/post/ivermectin-could-be-a-powerful-drug-for-fighting-cancer-heres-why/
NOW - Gunfire in a concert hall north of Moscow. Several dead and wounded are reported.
At Least 40 Dead in Ongoing ‘Terror Attack’ on Moscow Concert Venue & Mall
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At Least 40 Dead in Ongoing ‘Terror Attack’ on Moscow Concert Venue & Mall
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More and more deaths from turbo cancer in vaccinated 15 to 44 year olds
An article in German
https://tkp.at/2024/03/22/immer-mehr-todesfaelle-durch-turbokrebs-bei-geimpften-15-bis-44-jaehrigen/
An article in German
https://tkp.at/2024/03/22/immer-mehr-todesfaelle-durch-turbokrebs-bei-geimpften-15-bis-44-jaehrigen/
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Immer mehr Todesfälle durch Turbokrebs bei geimpften 15- bis 44-Jährigen
Eine alarmierende neue Studie hat einen dramatischen Anstieg der Todesfälle durch Turbokrebs bei mit Covid mRNA geimpften jungen Menschen aufgedeckt. Britische Regierungsdaten zeigen einen schockierenden Anstieg der Todesfälle durch Turbokrebs[…]
Horrible footage of the first seconds of the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall in Moscow, two attackers in camouflage shoot people in the corridor, one of them is armed with a Kalashnikov assault rifle.
It is reported that after the shooting, an explosion occurred in the building.
It is reported that after the shooting, an explosion occurred in the building.
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❗️Another horrific footage of terrorists firing on people.
At least 40+ people have been killed, with at least over 100 wounded following a reported terrorist attack in Crocus city hall in Moscow.
At least 40+ people have been killed, with at least over 100 wounded following a reported terrorist attack in Crocus city hall in Moscow.
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Footage of the burning "Crocus City Hall" building.
People run across the bridge from "Crocus City Hall" to flee from terrorists.
People run across the bridge from "Crocus City Hall" to flee from terrorists.
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New footage of the first minutes of the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall in Moscow.
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Dr. McCullough: Every Single Hospitalized Patient Should Have Received Ivermectin
Why?
1.) “Safer than Tylenol”
2.) “It appeared to have a very prompt effect in helping people get through the illness.”
3.) “Papers ... showed that even in patients with low oxygen levels, they could promptly rebound at home and not be hospitalized.”
Ivermectin is often recognized – 2nd to penicillin – for having the greatest impact on human health. Its discovery even won the Nobel Prize.
Yet hospital administrators fought tooth and nail to make sure patients didn’t get ivermectin.
Why would they do such a thing?
One reason is that hospitals were financially incentivized to use deadly interventions like ventilators and Remdesivir.
Dr. Joseph Mercola calls this the “hospital death trap.”
In multiple court cases, when families fought for their loved ones to be given ivermectin, “even very late in the illness, many were revived and survived,” testified Dr. McCullough.
Why?
1.) “Safer than Tylenol”
2.) “It appeared to have a very prompt effect in helping people get through the illness.”
3.) “Papers ... showed that even in patients with low oxygen levels, they could promptly rebound at home and not be hospitalized.”
Ivermectin is often recognized – 2nd to penicillin – for having the greatest impact on human health. Its discovery even won the Nobel Prize.
Yet hospital administrators fought tooth and nail to make sure patients didn’t get ivermectin.
Why would they do such a thing?
One reason is that hospitals were financially incentivized to use deadly interventions like ventilators and Remdesivir.
Dr. Joseph Mercola calls this the “hospital death trap.”
In multiple court cases, when families fought for their loved ones to be given ivermectin, “even very late in the illness, many were revived and survived,” testified Dr. McCullough.
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First minutes caught on video by an eyewitness at the mall in Moscow tonight, scene of a terrorist attack.
Footage has emerged from the scene of the terrorist attack as the shooting began at Moscow's "Crocus City Hall".
The beginning of evacuation in the Crocus City Hall hall.
The beginning of evacuation in the Crocus City Hall hall.
❗️JUST IN - Islamic State (ISIS) claims responsibility for the deadly terror attack in Moscow, Russia.
UPDATE: ❗️FAKE: Rumours ISIS Claim Responsibility For Terrorist Attack Are Unfounded
The widely-shared image of what alleges to be a statement by the group taking responsibility for the incident uses a news template that ISIS apparently abandoned many years ago.
UPDATE: ❗️FAKE: Rumours ISIS Claim Responsibility For Terrorist Attack Are Unfounded
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SOBR Rosgvardia officers left the building "Crocus City Hall" because of heavy smoke", according to State Duma deputy Khinshtein.
"Despite the fire, the special forces completely "worked" the underground parking lot, the 1st floor and part of the 2nd floor. Together with the firefighters took out the wounded, took out the corpses," said Hinshtein. Footage of the extinguishing of the burning building also appeared.
5 hours after the start of the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall concert hall in Moscow, there was still no official confirmation of the capture of the alleged terrorists.
The terrorists, probably, managed to escape. The search continues.
"Despite the fire, the special forces completely "worked" the underground parking lot, the 1st floor and part of the 2nd floor. Together with the firefighters took out the wounded, took out the corpses," said Hinshtein. Footage of the extinguishing of the burning building also appeared.
5 hours after the start of the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall concert hall in Moscow, there was still no official confirmation of the capture of the alleged terrorists.
The terrorists, probably, managed to escape. The search continues.
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I love the story of St. Francis. It is one of the earliest Enlightenment stories.
He was called Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone and lived from 1181 (or 1182) to 1226.
If the Catholic Church had corrected all the mistranslations of the ancient scriptures today, it would no longer exist tomorrow. At least not as a hierarchically structured power that has been brainwashing us for two thousand years and turning us into gullible idiots.
Back in the Middle Ages, there was no Vatican City and the Pope ruled in Rome. St. Francis of Assisi was said to have said back then that the real Satan resides in Rome. Of course he meant the Pope. At that time, Francis was a very famous enlightener and an opponent of the Pope. He founded some monasteries independent of the Pope, which were a thorn in the side of the lying Pope. This reminds me of the call for the creation of self-sufficient societies today. What a parallel ! When Francis died, the then Pope had all of Francis' friends killed and his writings burned. But the traditions of Francis' ideas live on because they were widespread among knowledgeable and enlightened people at the time. The hypocritical church later canonized Francis and the current Pope even bears his name. Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, wasn't it?
I think it's time we remembered this history. The history of the Cathars would also be important in this context...
Perhaps the current Pope would not be able to poison his naive believers with mRNA if we had not forgotten the old stories about the early resistance to power in the Middle Ages.
I love the story of St. Francis. It is one of the earliest Enlightenment stories.
He was called Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone and lived from 1181 (or 1182) to 1226.
If the Catholic Church had corrected all the mistranslations of the ancient scriptures today, it would no longer exist tomorrow. At least not as a hierarchically structured power that has been brainwashing us for two thousand years and turning us into gullible idiots.
Back in the Middle Ages, there was no Vatican City and the Pope ruled in Rome. St. Francis of Assisi was said to have said back then that the real Satan resides in Rome. Of course he meant the Pope. At that time, Francis was a very famous enlightener and an opponent of the Pope. He founded some monasteries independent of the Pope, which were a thorn in the side of the lying Pope. This reminds me of the call for the creation of self-sufficient societies today. What a parallel ! When Francis died, the then Pope had all of Francis' friends killed and his writings burned. But the traditions of Francis' ideas live on because they were widespread among knowledgeable and enlightened people at the time. The hypocritical church later canonized Francis and the current Pope even bears his name. Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, wasn't it?
I think it's time we remembered this history. The history of the Cathars would also be important in this context...
Perhaps the current Pope would not be able to poison his naive believers with mRNA if we had not forgotten the old stories about the early resistance to power in the Middle Ages.