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WRHT-Harvard Study from 2016 - Nicotine Not Addictive / Only When Altered · Guber Mente 2026

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  All right, here they follow up to what the video that I made with
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  doctor Brian Artists and one of the things that he brought up about about nicotine
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  and a Harvard study. So I'm going to scroll through this article here Vaping
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  News. Harvard study shows nicotine is not addictive and this was from May of
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  twenty seventeen. And it turns out that the chemical compounds that are sprayed on
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  on the on the tobacco is pretty much the reason why they are addictive.
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  And it turns out to these piazines compounds a study of parazines and cigarettes and
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  how additives might be used to enhance tobacco addictions. So they are saying to
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  an enhance tobacco addiction. So the deceptive system that we live in all of
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  these years, I mean forever, the control of information and the lies to
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  make people believe something that is just not true. And why why would they
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  lie about something? So, I mean, they've obviously it's obviously available,
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  they make it available. Maybe it's because maybe it's because they know that people
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  are going to there's going to be a market or an economy for it anyway,
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  So they create the market and the economy for tobacco and then they can
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  they can shit on it, piss on it, puke on it, do
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  whatever the fuck they want to do so that people will buy the tobacco and
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  control it that way. And and there's people over the years, I mean,
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  George Washington are a master Mason, so called first President was a cultivator
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  tobacco. It's just one of those things that they did. And just some
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  absolutely astounding revelations that have come out of that have come out of this COVID
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  sya, the COVID siop that that has let's just say that has revealed so
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  much. Now on this platform there, I want to say that I uploaded
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  a conversation between artists and content creator called Michael Jacob. Jacob has done a
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  lot of different things. He talks about some things that are really really kind
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  of out there but not off the table, completely not off the table,
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  and and so he connected with the artists and artists shared and every time I
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  listened to artists, I did a video ahead a video conversation with him on
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  this platform. Every time I hear him speaking to someone, it's just like
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  there's because he's working with so many different people, there's just like revelation after
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  revelation about how the body is working, how they how they attack the body
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  with um. But you know, they just know how the body works.
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  They know how it operates, how it functions. And one thing that they
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  know, one very very important thing that they know, is that these alpha
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  seven nicotinic acetal choline receptors are are and have been the focal point of every
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  single way that they can control wellness, illness, wellness. Like if you've
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  been paying attention, you'll find that the toxins used, the toxins used to
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  destabilize people morologically, hematologically connect to these receptors, and they openly called them
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  nicotinic acetocholine receptors. Why in the body would they called them nicotinic acetocholine receptors.
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  Would It would seem like what they need, these receptors need to function
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  properly would be nicotine. It would seem that that would be the logical connection
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  that is made in the minds of someone that hears this and then and you
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  know, we're talking about medical people, we're talking about lad people, We're
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  talking about that that nicotine is what is needed in the great, in the
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  grand scheme of things, in the in the creation. But you know,
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  since we evolved from apes and the Big Bang brought about all this that we're
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  an accident, we're a cot of you know, We're an accident. Okay,
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  all fucking lies, all fucking lies. This is a fucking mess.
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  It is an absolute crime against creation itself. But they don't care about it.
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  They don't really care about crimes against creation because they these monsters that have
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  absorbed everything and set out to control everything information. They are against creation.
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  They are the creators. They are they want to be gods, and what
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  they really are are just self important fucking cunts. They are self important pieces
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  of shit. And of course the bloodline family members in DC and all over
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  the world that are brought into government, it's very easy to blackmail. It's
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  very easy to blackmail family members, and just as easy as it is to
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  get them into politics, into you know, the left right paradigm, the
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  divide and conquer paradigm, so that they can control everything and everyone, like
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  Epstein did, like Epstein, the fucking rapist born out of Satan's ass,
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  like Fauci, and a lot of these other fucking criminals that should be lined
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  up, I would say, lined up and shot in the fucking head.
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  Executed, but the torture that they had put people through, I guess I
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  would want it to would I would guess I would want their agony and misery
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  continue for for a period of time. And it's not fun for me to
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  speak like that. It's not fun for me to to think in those terms.
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  However, when when the accountability and real biblical justice I feel that will
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  never ever come to fruition, it makes me it really fucking you know,
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  I get I get bent about that ship, and anyone who can see what's
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  going on. If you're not, if this does not bend you in a
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  fucking in in an uncomfortable way, then you might have other issues. So
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  the controlling, controlling the medical narrative, it goes back to Abraham Flexner being
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  hired by Rockefeller Carnegie to go around to all of these you could say,
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  grassroots holistic platforms in North America, find out what they're doing, how they're
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  doing it, and then bribe them with money and then bribe them into somebody,
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  not even not even really an open bribe, but just make offerings that
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  will that they will not think that there's you know, strings attached here and
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  there. So over the years, as they as they found out more about
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  these biological machines, these biological computers, knowing that they could capitalize by controlling
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  the medical narrative and doing so many things that would keep them in the dry.
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  So to me, this over the last year is the first time ever
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  that I heard, I mean, I've heard things like CBD receptors or CBD
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  when when the whole, when the whole CBD, you know, the craze
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  of CBD started to roll out, And I'm still not exactly sure what that
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  is in terms of, you know, is it beneficial or is it something
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  else that could be blocking or affecting these receptors. But when you hear that
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  nicotine, whether it's gumb whether it's cigarettes, whether it's patches, whatever it
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  is, whatever source, it is being the main defense, one of the
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  main defense mechanisms to protect to protect against COVID. And then thinking back to
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  twenty fourteen or twenty fifteen when the ebolasia was rolling out and hearing nicotine,
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  hering nicotoine as being a therapeutic, and that's sticking with me, like what
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  does that even mean? What does that even mean? And so it was
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  a connection there that I brought up to Artists and Daniel and Rob when I
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  was invited to one of the Q and A's and I said, I don't
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  know if you remember, but during the Ebola terrorize the terrorism campaign, they
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  said that nickeotine was being used or would be used too, to help the
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  people that they were, you know, that they had detective that had ebola
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  over there. Maybe what was it, Doctors without Borders or whatever it was.
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  But and then sure enough they like I did, they Google did and
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  the saw and saw the connection, made the connection, and of course that
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  kind of went into doctor Artists. Just this ongoing journal of what he's been
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  doing with his father in law being murdered in the hospital in February of twenty
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  twenty and then him just on this on his crusade to avenge and to avenge,
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  you know, the death, the murdering of his of his father in
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  law, and to then bring that reality, bring that information to the surface.
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  And I think that that is exactly what he's done. Because I didn't
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  get the job. I knew what it was from jump, and I told
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  my family members what was it to Three of my family members participated and then
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  four or five hadn't me My oldest sister, my second oldest brother, his
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  wife. So there's been a number of people that that didn't do it.
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  My youngest sister, you know how I went along with things, and my
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  oldest brother went along with it, but you know, to find out,
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  and I mean in December of twenty twenty one, up to that point,
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  I was like long covid, COVID or long COVID to me, was a
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  result of an injection being injected with something people that were injected before the declared
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  emergency, whether it was something that they injected in um in in nursing homes,
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  flu shots, whatever, because the Spanish flu epidemic was it was due
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  to and caused by injections. Okay, nature and creation God would never would
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  would never do this, would never create something that This is my take,
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  and I've heard other people say this, but this is my this is my
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  feeling, is that nature would not evolve something that would wipe us out.
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  But that's that's that's the narrow that they've taught people over the years. These
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  are the stories, and this is that the the the baseline information that we've
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  been fed over the years, so that they could do exactly what they did
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  to the world. In twenty twenty. The baseline, you know, disease,
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  viruses, the plague, all of these things just always you know,
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  this, this this virus that just comes about, and you know, from
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  wherever, comes about, and it wipes out a certain percentage of the global
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  population, and I just I just don't buy it. I don't buy it.
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  Throughout the last thousand fucking years, we've had enemies of nature and God
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  and creation, and these people, these mongrel garbage born out of Satan's ass,
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  organisms have gone after anything that's good, anything that's wholesome, anything that
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  is what God intended, the perfection, that nature is everything. I used
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  to ask my father, you know, I would reference something and other people
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  and my family would and just about insects or whatever, bees, mosquitoes or
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  whatever. My father would say something like, it's just it's just a balance
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  of nature. It's just the balance of nature. So if you go back
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  and you think, okay, let's look at nature, let's look at let's
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  look at snakes, let's look at you know, bees, wasps, spiders,
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  scorpions that have a that have a defense mechanism, like as as as
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  man, which includes women as well as men. We have our methods of
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  defending ourselves. We have our hands, and we have our feet, and
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  we have our minds to think of how to defend Now we don't have We
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  can't bite someone and inject them with something. Right, but snakes, see
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  of creatures, scorpions, what have you deal of monsters? Okay, they
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  have this method of protecting themselves by excreting toxics that paralyze, that do any
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  number of different things. So evil is aware of this. Evil knows that
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  this is a thing, and it's a beneficial thing to them. And of
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  course they start talking about it as medical applications and things like that, after
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  they've deceived people for a number of years in belief of making making people and
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  the commoners believe that they are there too to cure sickness and mitigate things that
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  cause sickness. And and and you know a to z. So a snake
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  attacks someone, the venom is in their bodies. And what does it attack?
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  What does it attack? It attacks a certain area of the body.
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  It attacks the central nervous system through these nicotinic acetocholine receptors. But if you
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  have if you have nicotine, if you have this or whatever, however you
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  consume it, eat it, smoke it, whatever the case is. And
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  I also read that snakes and certain insects and they have an aversion to tobacco
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  smoke. They have an aversion into the tobacco smoke. So nature is balancing
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  out again how well these snakes will bite you, inject venom into the body,
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  whether it's a man or another species, and then the nicotine that is
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  that will bind, that has a thirty times more binding affinity with with nicotine
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  will block the venom or the the theic proteins that are that have entered that
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  have entered the body. And so but this is what is helping people.
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  This is what is like artists said to me. And I think he reiterated
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  in the conversation with Michael Jacob about him being contacted via someone in the military,
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  in the military saying, we've had some people that have had, you
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  know, this long COVID thing, and of course they talk and they're like,
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  yeah, I've been having that too, I've been having this. I've
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  been having that. Again. I never took the jat, but somehow I
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  was poisoned, whether it was in food or in you know, from water
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  from food waters you used to make food obviously or shedding from some people.
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  I had been around any number of people for a year, because at the
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  time that this happened to me, it was almost a year to the day
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  when they started making these this shit available to be injected into people. So
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  it had been a fucking year. And I didn't I didn't hide, I
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  didn't hide inside. I went wherever I fucking wanted to go. I was
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  not afraid because I did not believe a lot of things. I did not
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  believe that that long COVID was I did not believe that long COVID it was
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  a thing for people that did not get the JAB. But they have engineered
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  I don't know that it was done over in Wuhan, but they have engineered
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  these synthetic snake toxin peptides cono snail whatever it is. And you can go
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  over to my substack at siop psy op the number four awareness dot substack dot
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  com. I've got articles and I've got podcasts over there as well, or
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  conversations or whatever. There's there's a shipload of stuff over there. Again si
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  up psy psy op the number four Awareness, and I probably got about three
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  or four hundred subscribers over there, so and I'm also over at a spreaker
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  in uber meante but you're gonna look up uber meante g U b e R
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  two words m E n t E twenty. I think it was twenty twenty.
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  I might have to update that, but that's over on the spreaker platform
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  spreaker dot com, sp r e A k e r dot com. And
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  after the Q and A the other day that that Daniel and Doctor Artists did,
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  Daniel brought me on for just a you know, a follow up conversation
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  to a number of different things. But you know, we spoke about uh,
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  you know, bloodline, family a memory, bloodline, European monarchy and
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  how it is pervasive in our in this in this realm, and so so
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  we followed. We talked about some of the COVID stuff and the and the
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  venom stuff, but tobacco. Having to go back to the military, people
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  wore a nicotine patch, a seven milligram a nicotine patch every day for like
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  six or seven days with incredible results, life changing results. He also talked
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  about in the Jacob Conversation that there was a woman who was that was stung
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  by a scorpion on her hand and she had pain in her arm, you
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  know, on the side of her body, what of the hand that she
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  was stuck, and so they were communicating. They were all on this one
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  particular location. Artist was there and someone there when they heard about it,
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  gave this woman a nicotine pouch that you just put in your mouth and you,
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  you know, just I don't know whether you can drink with it.
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  Apparently you just put it in your mouth and the nicotine, you know,
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  gets into your body that way like um, like smoking or whatever. And
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  she didn't put it in her mouth right away, but apparently when they got
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  back to their hotel, she it was like a four or seven milligram pouch
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  and she and she she applied it and this stabilitating, nagging pain that she
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  was having in her arm went away for the first time since the sting.
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  And she was just overwhelmed with emotion and just a sigh of relief that something
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  as natural as nicotine which has been demonized and now we know fucking why.
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  Now we know fucking why it's been demonized by these fucking monsters. And then
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  he was saying something like the artist said, tell her to take it out
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  because she's probably going to vomit. And then sure enough, like within the
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  conversation period, even after she took it out. You know, now,
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  I never had that type of of of of reaction. Artists said that he
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  had when he put when he started using nicotine, whether it was gumb or
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  whether that it had a profound effect on his intestines which made him. I
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  don't know that he said that he was throwing up, but I believe that
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  he said that he just had a massive let's just let's just say a mud
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  slide, because it releases all of these toxins. Because these receptors are in
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  the brain and the heart, they're in the intestines, male reproductive, they're
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  apparently, these receptors are on every cell in our body. Nicotine it grows
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  out of the ground and it is now. They're one of these balancing of
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  nature that my father said, if these these everything is here for a reason.
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  Everything. And then of course artists found out as well that the white
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  potatoes have nicotine, nightshade vegetables, eggplant, call a flower, tomatoes have
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  natural nicotine in them. So you eat them and you get nicotine. It's
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  in there because God put it there, nature Jehovah. Consciousness of everything is
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  here, that we need to make us well and keep us keep our species
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  moving forward, and these satanic dingleberry fucking scumbag maggot I cannot There's not enough
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  expletives and descriptive words to to convey the vileness of those like Fauci, those
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  like Biden and and and just to not even to collaborate the collaborators or vile
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  fucking stum that I hope burn screaming. But everything is here that we need,
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  and these scumbags are here to lie and pervert. They pervert everything.
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  So the peer zines turn out to be the main reason that the addiction to
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  the cigarettes exists. And so of course the Harvard study shows that nicotine is
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  not addictive and it is way Back in July of twenty sixteen, around the
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  same time that the FDA Deeming Deeming regulations were being announced, Harvard scientists published
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  one of the main studies related to alleged nicotine addiction. To study entitled A
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  Study of Parazines in Cigarettes and how Additives might be Used to enhance tobacco A
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  dish addiction takes a closer looked at pirazines, which are chemical additives used in
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  prombustible cigarettes that modify the aroma of the resulting smoke. Different parazines produce different
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  aromas. Some can make the smoke smell nutty, others can give the smoke
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  a more chocolatey odor. Most of these pirazines are just plain bad for public
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  health. But the more notable discoveries of the study pertain to nonexistent additive qualities
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  of nicotine. Again, let's see, I think I thought I had the
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  basically the British Medical Journal, and then of course she lets look here,
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  but there is and here is a list of all of the piercings. And
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  as we go back and artists made a point to to throw this out there
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  that the Big Tobacco lawsuit, the Big Tobacco lawsuit, was to ensure that
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  they could continue to demonize tobacco, that they could continue to or not continue,
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  because at that point they were able to put on cigarette boxes and anything
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  that contained tobacco chemically laced with hundreds of substances that you do not really have
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  to be disclosed, are a threat to your health. And when man perverts,
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  that's what you get. Man perverts, and that's what you get.
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  Man can pervert anything that's good and turn it into something bad. So they
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  take tobacco, and I've been you know, I ordered some organic tobacco or
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  these beans or what I mean, I really want to talk to these people
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  and say, really, there's nothing sprayed on it. I mean, I've
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  got what. I also ordered some hemp tubes. They call them tubes because
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  you know, like a cigarette, right, like the filter and then the
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  paper you put it. You know, there's machines that you plug in that
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  fill the cigarette tub. And then I got I don't know why they sent
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  me to but I've got two of them manual where you just put it in
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  there, you know, press it down, and then you pull the you
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  pull the lever and it's got an arm or a metal of rod in there
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  that grabs ahold of the of the tobacco and pushes it into the tube.
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  I got a bunch of hemp tubes because said that they were organic. Artists
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  mentioned that they were putting your doping cigarette tubes with the arsenic and pretty much
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  when all of these different chemicals that don't have to be disclosed are put are
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  sprayed onto the tobacco, it diminishes the benefits of the nicotine. It diminishes
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  the benefits of the nicotine, so they know this too, so they can
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  sell it. They can make crazy fucking profits from it, which is what
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  these perverted, vile maggots born out of Satan's ass. This is what they
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  do. And you don't get the benefits of from it because it negates the
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  nutrients in the in the tobacco. Again, a perversion. So let's see
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  more than that. Seven million tobacco industry documents have been disclosed by the major
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  tobacco companies going litigation processes and made public as a result of the Minnesota Tobacco
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  Trial and the Master Settlement Agreement of nineteen ninety eight. It was just so
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  much in here. Introduction of parisines and cigarettes nineteen sixty four, which greatly
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  increased concerns about the dangers of smoking and decline in cigarette sales beginning until the
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  first time since World War Two, give a major impetus to the tobacco industry's
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  effort to increase product appeal. Tobacco manufacturers introduced new cigarette brands in response to
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  these concerns, using filter ventilation, which lower tar and nicotine yields or altered
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  ratios measured under a standardized machine based testing protocol. Now when I heard about
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  the benefits of the NiCoT team and thought that it could help me with my
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  malaise and brain fog and tachycardia and just an overall sense of not not feeling
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  well. UM I went to get what was it? The organic? There's
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  an organic brand of commercial cigarettes. I forget whether it is. Matt said
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  something to neither about it. I go back and let's see, and I
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  did buy some of those, but then I found out that they had been
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  bought out by UM. It was at least he said that American Spirit smoking
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  or American Spirit. Now I don't know that it's not sprayed with a bunch
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  of stuff because I think the ownership of it changed to hands. But I
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  do have them in there. I did smoke one. But anyway, one
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  thing that I really truly want to be able to convey about the mental clarity,
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  the mental clarity of getting nicotine into the body, into your into the
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  areas of the brain, into these receptors, has greatly affected just my ability
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  to be able to do what I've done here in the last half hour forty
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  five minutes with this presentation. Now we're talking about years of being of people
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  being lied to about the nicotine, have been lied to about it so that
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  they would not smoke, so that they would not benefit from it. And
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  I the only thing that I can say is the more that I use it,
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  whether it's you know, I mean today I wore a patch. I've
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  been wearing patches and and I've been smoking still because it's not about quitting.
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  But I mean, even for me, I'm not like one of those when
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  I smoke. I'm not like a big, like billowing smoke freaking coming out
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  of my face like you see some people smoke on you know. I just
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  one TV series where one of the characters was just like, you know,
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  pulling in smoke as he was blowing it out his nose. I mean,
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  just a reel. I don't even want to say an efficient smoker, but
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  just somebody who is was just you know, it wasn't just his character and
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  this is this is this guy unless he was smoking something else, I don't
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  know, but anyway, that's that's not me. I mean, I you
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  know, I just take in a specific amount of you know, like in
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  the morning. I didn't wear a patch today because I've been wearing them so
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  much. I don't want to say that there's any that there's anything negative that
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  was coming out of it. On days if I if I don't wear a
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  patch for a day or I only use a little small patch on a on
• 49:35
  the day that in the morning that I put the patch on, I have
• 49:37
  incredible amounts of fucking energy. I have incredible um And it's not like speed
• 49:49
  or anything. It's just like it's just energy that either it's it's like your
• 49:57
  body is is just clicking on all fucking cylinders because not only your your the
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  receptors in your brain, the receptors in your heart, and and and in
• 50:14
  your entire fucking body is getting what nature and what God intended you to have.
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  It's the only thing, the only thing that I can the only way
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  that I can put in. And I mean when artists was saying that these
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  these knowing that these these toxic peptides, these these these phenoms and these neurotoxins
• 50:45
  and and and blood toxins have the ability to create brain tumors and tumors in
• 50:54
  the body in mammals, It's like the dots have been almost fully connected now
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  with my with my connection to other people that we're talking about preon agendas like
• 51:13
  protein, non human proteins getting into the body, and again the dots are
• 51:22
  have been so connected and there's still some gray areas, there's still some uncharted
• 51:35
  areas. But I feel as though over the next year, with more and
• 51:45
  more of the research that is being done by good people that really really want
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  to you know, that there's just really really want to make people, uh,
• 51:59
  you know, have healthy lives. Um. I think that we're moving
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  in the right direction, but we still have these perverted scumbags in government that
• 52:19
  are going to have looked to attack these as soon, not more than two
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  weeks after, you know, the the revelation of nicotine being what would what
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  would protect some one from getting COVID and then reverse the disease that after one
• 52:45
  was poisoned, because that's what happened to me. I was poisoned with this
• 52:50
  shit in December of twenty twenty one and I'm still dealing with the aftermath of
• 52:55
  it because i didn't have ivermectin, which does the same thing. That's why
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  it works. It goes into the body and it knocks the fucking the toxins
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  that we're causing the disease and the body, I want to say, it
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  knocks them off and neutralizes. They were talking about I remect him being a
• 53:22
  neutralizer after the nicotine knocks off, the detaches these toxins from these receptors.
• 53:30
  But what were and I want to try to get some clarity on it.
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  An artist isn't like I know at all when it comes to a lot of
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  these things, but he has access to people that understand things and he can
• 53:45
  bounce shit off them. And that's the great thing. It's because people are
• 53:49
  working together, people are working in tandem to be able to get you know,
• 53:59
  to be about to get what the information that needs to be gotten.
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  And so I believe ibermectin has that same affinity to these receptors where it would
• 54:15
  knock them off and neutralize. I'm not sure, but there was a fourth
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  step, the detaching, the neutralizing, the dissolving, and then the binding
• 54:23
  to get out of the body. So I want to do more with that.
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  But but in a nutshell, we have been lied to about nicotine.
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  This is probably one of the reasons why we even have to say, probably
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  the criminalizing of marijuana, the criminalizing of things that grow out of the ground.
• 54:58
  And I'd be curious to find out what effect that that the marijuana has
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  because they demonize it to a point where it's got to have some kind of
• 55:12
  benefit, maybe a protective of mechanism, but who knows. I mean,
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  I'm not a lab, I'm not a law of personal man. Anyway,
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  not here for that time.