>>14163235 (pb)
Do you mean toenail fungus or athlete's foot? I have used coconut oil on both. It usually works amazingly well on the athlete's foot, but for the toe nail fungus I think I've seen improvement but then I forget to keep applying it. In either case, I think it is probably helpful for both.
I would think that getting a good brand/type of coconut oil might be important.
I saw a video about this yesterday. God bless those pursuing this. My personal, somewhat educated estimate was that the COVID vaccines have likely killed about 500,000 (yes, half a million) Americans if not more.
If there are 45,000 deaths from one health system and there are 11 or 12 systems, we are looking at about half a million dead if the 45,000 is typical.
I think Fauci just slipped up and connected EcoHealth Alliance to SARS-CoV-2.
>https://www.wnd.com/2021/07/bombshell-lawsuit-charges-vaccine-deaths-concealed/
He's trying to escape the next "Day After Tomorrow" type event which is caused by SOLAR climate forcing, a weakening magnetic field, and an imminent catastrophic event that will reorient the poles.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0319262/
I should say like "Day After Tomorrow" only worse.
Chan Thomas book was posted here a short while ago. Suspicious Observers discusses this possibility all the time.
Bezos, I think, has a hidey hole somewhere, too.
Yes, I understand, but certain events can "unglue" the outer layers of the earth from the core layers. This causes physical reorientation of the surface relative to the rotation of the core. I am not a scientist on this subject (yes, I know it shows!) but I think it may be VERY important to understand so I am trying.
Yes, I understand, but certain events can "unglue" the outer layers of the earth from the core layers. This causes physical reorientation of the surface relative to the rotation of the core. I am not a scientist on this subject (yes, I know it shows!) but I think it may be VERY important to understand so I am trying.
"real hard actual science".
This is why I would like to really get to know anyone I purchase anything from. I want to know if you respect the US Constitution, freedom of religion, privacy, medical freedom, etc.
I had a feeling people would fake conservative bona fides for just this reason.
I "believe" based on evidence that makes sense to me. I acknowledge that I am not an "expert" but quite frankly the people thinking they are "expert" seem to be missing some big things.
Look at the evidence from various places on earth. 12,000 year sudden disasters, explained by massive, sudden climactic change. How do you get a woolly mammoth frozen with food in it's mouth? "Expainame" that!
Did you watch the 9 minute video I posted?Might at least make some sense to you after that.
I have a little interesting dig on the Robinettes. There is a church in Fulton, MO that houses information about the Robinettes because a Robinette (spelled Robinett) wedding was the first to occur there. However, the Church, St. Mary Aldermanbury has an interesting history, being transplanted from England. The original church was apparently destroyed in 1666 (!) and rebuilt by Christopher Wren in 1677.
The Church is the site of the National Churchill Museum.
https://www.nationalchurchillmuseum.org/church-of-st-mary-history.html
https://robinettgen.org
If all this wasn't interesting enough. Fulton MO, separately (apparently) has some interesting history dating to the civil war. Fulton is the county seat of Callaway County. During the Civil War Callaway County seems to have become a "kingdom".
https://micronations.wiki/wiki/Kingdom_of_Callaway
Quote from above: "Though the Kingdom practically seceded from the United States, it never formally reentered the Union, and is considered by some to be de jure independent even now."
Strangely enough the Winston Churchill gave his "Iron Curtain" speech in Fulton at Westminster College. Fulton has subsequently had visits from a number of very prominent people such as Margaret Thatcher and Gorbachev.
It kinda seems to me this place has significance to some "elites". Some kind of neutral territory, perhaps?