Well it’s a start, even a spark for the rest of us.

Like a virgin 🎶🎧 🎤 ...lol 😆.

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International Blood Bank for the Unvaccinated has been Formed with Members from at Least 16 countries - Demand for Pure Blood Skyrockets

Unvaccinated patients who require transfusions can now access pure blood thanks to a new service called SafeBlood Donation, which was launched by a Swiss naturopath named George Della Pietra. SafeBlood Donation, which curr

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Let’s keep it 💯 and set the record straight once and for all. Someone (and that can be anyone) that chooses to follow and practice the Hebraic (Hebrew) or Judaic (Judaism) religion can do so easily by choice no different from any other religion. But someone choosing to be Hebrew/JewISH doesn’t justifiably qualify for them to claim to be a Semite/Semitic. Being Semitic/a Semite has absolutely nothing to do with following, practicing or choosing a religion. Being a Semite (Semitic) has more to do with one’s genealogy and cultural lineage.
Etymology of the word Semite… the word/term “Semite” derives from the name “Shem” (one of Noah’s 4 sons from the Bible story) and for someone to claim to be a true Semite (Semitic) based on their genealogical origin and DNA lineage they must be melanin dominant or a BLACK person. Yet there are people claiming to be Semitic/Semites that clearly aren’t. You can’t claim a genetic lineage as if it were a religion, and sheeple are allowing certain people to do just that.

Three FDA Advisors Resign over Agency's Approval of Shoddy New Alzheimer's Drug

In November 2020, an independent panel slammed Aduhelm, a new Alzheimer's drug just approved by the FDA. When asked if there was supportive evidence for the use of this drug, zero out of the seven panel members said yes.

"The drug, Aduhelm, a monthly infusion priced at $56,000 per year, was approved this week despite weak evidence that it helps patients," reported The New York Times...

The better I start doing... the more motha fuccaz do shit to send me in jails direction