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Mar 9Liked by Justus R. Hope

What if we lived in a world where empathy and emotions were a disadvantage?

What if we lived in a world where only the most evil psychopaths made it to the top?

What if we lived in a world where all the politicians were corrupt?

What if the psychopaths owned all the newspapers and television stations?

What if the psychopaths run the Federal Reserve and all the worlds central banks?

What if the psychopaths took over the UN, NATO, the WHO and the CIA?

What if the psychopaths run the military industrial complex?

What if the psychopaths took over the biological weapons industry?

What if the psychopaths had diplomatic immunity from prosecution by any court in the world?

What if the psychopaths decide there are too many poor people in the world?

You would have the biggest and most deadly terrorist organisation in the world.

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Mar 10Liked by Justus R. Hope

What an amazing article! Love your clarity!

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Mar 10Liked by Justus R. Hope

As an advocate of Freedom, I've personally come up with a number of goals to work toward.

My first is to do what we can to wholly terminate the use of the Covid 19 'vaccine' products and particularly the modified mRNA platform (wide use is antipated) until such time as data and studies prove they are safe and effective. I do not expect that will be established.

My second is to do what ever we can to prevent any "One World Governance."

I do have more, but these are the most pressing from my perspective.

I do go around supporting beneficial efforts and receive little pushback.

I do all I can to support what one might describe as fellow freedom fighters.

I am aware of the evils they have and are experiencing. I find it deplorable and counter to devoting all needed efforts on achieving Freedom objectives.

On that basis I judge people representing themselves as "Freedom Fighters" based on what they are accomplishing and demonstrating they are working to accomplish as relates to the overarching goals. I judge each of us and myself on that basis alone. Backbiting, demeaning, preening, bad jacketing, et al - have no role IMO in pursuing the objectives. They obstruct positive progress. They waste everyone's time.

Certainly the perpetrators of disruption are likely to be psychopaths.and egotistical. Both of our measures can be said to apply.

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Regarding Vitamin D toxicity I did meet a patient one night who had increased his vitamin D dose to 20,000 IU twice a day on his own. His 40000 units daily drove his calcium high enough that his kidneys shut down. I can’t recall what brought him to the ER but I was called to admit him due to his new onset renal failure and hypercalcemia. It is easy enough with Direct Lab Services (direct labs.com) to get a vitamin D level and know where you stand.

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Mar 11·edited Mar 11

About vitamin D which is really a hormone. For the last 7-8 months, I have been popping 8,000 IU (one pill) of vit D religiously everyday. Or so I thought. Then last week, I discovered that my pill was really 8,000 units of vit A. I don't know if I ordered the wrong thing or if they sent me the wrong thing.

Maybe getting older really does wreck your attention span.

Anyway, my vit D has mainly come from sunshine which being in a northern clime is a hit or miss proposition. I don't believe the chemical D in a bottle is anything close to getting actual sunshine. Most D I have ever seen is made from cholecalciferol which is a not too healthy chemical according to the MSDS info. Plus they seem to add in a bunch of other gunk that doesn't sound to good.

I haven't been getting the D I thought I was and yet I am not sick and haven't been sick. I have been getting off the supplement kick after checking on some of the ingredients. I will stick to herbal tinctures for the most part. My trust factor for many things is in the dumpster.

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Random question: are nano lipid versions of vitamins as dangerous as nanolipids used for mRNA materials? Will my nanocurcumin go into organs and brain. Apologies for my very non scientific and possibility ridiculous question. Thank you doctor!!

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In defense of psychopaths, I believe that it's a fairly neutral trait that manifests severely at both ends of the bell curve. On the evil end you get the Davos crowd, at the good end you get the best doctors priests and local butchers. The metaphor that best fits is that if empaths/normies are like sheep, psychopaths are like canines. You can have wolves that hunt sheep or sheepdogs who herd and protect them from wolves.

In short, empaths will never ever be able to root out psychopaths. Even in this very comment section you can see that empaths are hopelessly outmatched and lacking in understanding of what they are up against. You need psychopaths who are society's sheepdogs to do it - and much like the analogy if you have that guardian the roving wolves would rather not fight and move on to easier prey. You can see it in places like North Korea - globohomo would rather back down and move onto easier unguarded prey in South Korea.

The question becomes; what happened to the psychopaths who would fight evil psychopaths? I believe, much like the murder of legitimate doctors in the era of witchburnings, good psychopaths are the first and oftentimes the only ones to be purged when empaths try to turn against psychopaths. The good psychopaths are selected against and only the most deceitful psychopaths remain, as opposed to carving out an intended niche for them. Instead of having an official position of "Judge Dredd" who we know is a weirdo but still arrests and kills the corrupt, we drive them to the outskirts of society and are helpless when a charasmatic sociopath moves in.

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I loved your work at The Desert Review. Learned a lot, especially what went down in India. And recently, learned of the benefits of fenbendazole and mebendazole for cancer. And I would have been shocked by this, had I not done extensive research on the other anti-parasitic, Ivermectin. It's amazing a whole slew of anti-parasitic meds have shown benefits for cancer. There are more in this class including Parbendazol and Oxibendazole.

Being a colon cancer survivor (stage 2b) for over ten years, it good to know I have more options. Been taking many nutrients in that time with anti-cancer properties, ie.. selenium, D3, K2, etc... Also LDN,... and now with Ivermectin prophylactically for the last year or so, I feel confident I will remain cancer free.

These are difficult times. Cause not only is it imperative we look at the scientific literature for ourselves,... but having to weed through the bought and paid for studies, that have exploded exponentially of late, is not that easy. But what choice do we have? How can we ever trust the CDC or the FDA again?

https://ohbaby.substack.com/p/why-everyone-should-have-ivermectin

https://ohbaby.substack.com/p/ivermectins-us-demise-the-together

https://ohbaby.substack.com/p/war-on-freedom-has-begun-with-draconian

https://ohbaby.substack.com/p/improve-your-immune-function-with

https://ohbaby.substack.com/p/cancer-and-boosters

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Fabulous ! and, please, where can we find your Part 1 of this writing ?

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Idk. I am not anxious or depressed, am I a sociopath?

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Be very careful building boxes.

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I'm divided between exposing the sociopaths and the thinking that they're just patsies, which is cruelty, too, or that they're inadvertently involved. I pray they can regard the lives and truth they freely plunder with some semblance of empathy.

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And a great book for those in a position to attempt to halt the growth of a young (child) budding sociopath read "Before It's Too Late" by Stanton E. Samenow.

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