>>12314867 Notable from PB - Dr Kary Mullis.

>>12315096 PB

re PCR and its lack of value as a diagnosis test.

The reprecussions were predictable and depended on by the CABAL. Think about this -

>nocibo induced psychosomatic hypochondria

Nocebo: Placebo’s Evil Twin

https://centerforinquiry.org/blog/nocebo-placebos-evil-twin/

Nocebo effects are negative effects that are induced by nocebos: fake, non-specific treatments, procedures, therapies, or medications.

Studies suggest that nocebo effects can contribute to a variety of medical symptoms, including adverse events in clinical trials and medical care and public health “mass psychogenic illness” outbreaks. It is reasonable to suggest nocebo effects play a big role in sickness. Consider the condition called hypochondria. Hypochondria reflects a tendency to believe one has some sort of illness even when there is no physiological basis for illness. Hypochondriacs report feeling bad often and sometimes spend lots of money and time visiting different care providers, and they often can’t find out what is wrong. They learn to expect sickness often, associate it with a variety of phenomena, and frequently seek out new treatments and cures. They are susceptible to a range of nocebo-induced effects. The mere thought of being sick may have a big impact on subjective feelings of sickness.

Primary mechanisms of nocebo effects include negative expectations and classical conditioning. The term nocebo, Latin for “I will harm,” was coined by Walter Kennedy in 1961 as the counterpart of placebo; Latin for “I will please” (Kennedy 1961). The term was introduced a few years after Henry Beecher published his important paper on the placebo effect.

>>12316419

When directed to submit to PCR, whether by an airline, employer, government edict, or even your doctor, you will be told to monitor yourself for symptoms.

Hyper vigilence is now socially expected of you.

There is no definitive symptom nor a definitive set of symptoms for the illness called 'covid-19'. That there are symptoms shared with many other possible illnesses means that the key is not PCR, which can not confirm a viral infection and does NOT test for illness nor for viral load - i.e. contagiousness. The key is treatment of symptoms when the cause is unknown.

Your doctor should not be ordered by the GOVERNMENT to order the patient to submit to PCR. The doctor-patient relationship does not belong to the GOVERNMENT.

And inducing the power of nocebos could not have been enacted, massively, without such an intervention between patient and doctor.

Think about that.

>>12316365

Do you think the color scheme is a coincidence?

>>12316365

^^^^^^^^^

Notable Nomination.

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>>12316548

Notable if sauced.

>>12316534

CRUZ 'stunt' is a gambit to move moar Senators to the CHALLENGER column. If a single DEM moves tenuously by supporting the 'stunt' it could put a stratgegic crack the dam. Next up would be the continued path toward OBJECTIONS.

How to convert a challenger to an objector, ANONS? Cruz has opened way to at least one, possibly moar, means to that end. Will take an apparent 'moderate' to bust the dam, unfortunately, but how do you move such a SENATOR - DEM OR RINO - to become a challenger, and then to become an OBJECTOR, and then to VOTE to decertify this or that state?

Momentum is a sporting analogy that is imperfect, of course, but how do you bust the dam? How do you 'give permission' for a DEM or RINO to go along with the inevitable? It must be perceived to be inevitable? They must believe their is personal benefit accrued to their power? Give some a way out of voting at all - do not show up - and so forth.

>>12316582

As a SENATOR she will have a vote.

Just as PENCE as VPOTUS will have his part to play.

Could spin it another way, for sure, but think it is all about being present in the proceedings and in the off-stage meetings.

>>12316671

Go vote and then go stick around to watch them count the votes, Anon. In GA you are entitled to do both.

Eyes on, fren. You will make your countrymen proud. Remember that there is glory in citizenship. Find your glory, fren.

>>12316751

This is different. CRUZ can make himself a hero or, very quickly, a zero. Besides his awareness of this moment in the course of HISTORY, and besides his own ego/pride of place, he is a PATRIOT.

He can go from hero to zero in a flash. And he is in a position, arrived at over many years, to now leverage his own CHALLENGE and his own OBJECTION into a group of like-acting SENATORS. He has a group now and with that he has made a home for those who'd challenge before objecting.

It is a gambit, for sure, and yes, in time we will know better.

WWG1WGA

>>12316751

Depending on what transpires during next 24 hours, CRUZ's gambit could produce results that give the would-be challengers no place to go other than to OBJECTIONS without the dog and pony show. Could accelerate the movements. At very least, it temps the DEMs to move even if it is, for some of them, a baby step meant to drag the country's heels. It is another means of making people choose one way or the other. In the end, no one in this process can claim to be 'a little pregnant' - you must decide and show your colors even if those are not your true colors.

Also, who will replace MCCONNELL? A realignment is underway. Could fail, natch, could half-win, could lead to greater things.