>>1466307

My name is not David and I don't know who the fuck that is.

I just don't like all the assholes like you that are cluttering the board with their fantasy conspiracy theories about space aliens, flat earth and reptilian bullshit.

Our enemy is real flesh and blood humans. There are no space aliens to save us. A decent laser and any nearby lake or even a bay at the seaside with a mile or so between two points, will be enough to prove that the earth is curved. And reptilians are some kind of fantasy theory god knows what bullshit.

We have clans of incestuous pedophiles who have accumulated great wealth and power over the past 5000 years or so, and they are preying on us like sheep, using psychological mumbo jumbo to fleece us and to decieve us. They kill babies to drink their blood, either because their incest has made porphyria rampant in the clan or they just want to crush us like cigarette butts.

There is plenty of work to be done just following up on all of Q's crumbs. Nobody should have any time spare to watch these Corsi AJ people. Fucking WASTE OF TIME is what that is.

And what the fuck is this about DOXING anons anyway. That is one thing that DO should just ban people for. Freedom of speech is fine for people but when you prove that you are a dumb doornail then you should be banned.

>>1466897

I don't think you understand biochemistry.

In any case soy oil is not bad for you. It is the estrogen like hormones in soy that are bad for men to consume. I strongly suspect that there is none of that in the oil to begin with.

Really, this is not something where you should apply guesswork. Somebody has probably already analyzed the soy oil and bacon so you just need to dig and find the research. And if you can't find any, you can easily get samples of bacon and pay a lab to test it. Find out the exact chemical names of the estrogen-like chemicals in soybeans and tell them this is what you are looking for.

Note, that if hogs eat soybeans, the oil from the beans does not necessarily turn into hog fat. Sugars, proteins, carbs also turn into fat, and you can't predict what chemicals might go through unchanged.

For example, if you feed evening primrose seeds with high omega-3 fatty acid content to chickens, their eggs will have higher than normal omega-3 levels. We know this because we TESTED it.