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The High Museum in ATL had old cars in the museum for display, a number of years ago, enjoy
The High Museum is Atlanta, they displayed a whole floor of old cars. I think this was 2017. Don’t know where they are displayed now, but heres a couple of more
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Anon, have your sister check outchelation therapy (infusions) to get the heavy metal poisonings out of her body from Graphene, there are also many supplements that pull heavy metal out of your body.
It wont fix the gene editing but it will reduce the heavy metal that can be subject to manipulation from 5G. Any anons that have families that took the shots recommend supplements for chelation or full on infusions.
All hope is not lost if they can reduce the graphene.
My Dad and Brother did this, its safe
BINDING AND CHELATION
EDTA Special Blend
What's in it?
Sodium Ascorbate 5g Electrolyte Solution (Up to approximately ≈ 1 Litre. Approximation is due to mixing additional ingredients for IV Infusion) Disodium Edetate 3g
Best For:
Can help drain the body of "heavy metals" and reduce related toxicity
Can help boost immunity
Can help relieve the negative effects of radiation or chemotherapy
Widely known as Chelation Therapy, we use a slightly different formulation we see as more beneficial than just using synthesised ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) alone.
We use a combination of Disodium Edetate formulated with a good hit of Sodium Ascorbate (5 grams of it). Being a kind of Vitamin C, Sodium Ascorbate in addition to Disodium Edetate delivered into the bloodstream can have a range of benefits, among them being a boost to immunity.
WHY WOULD YOU DO IT
While it may sound like something only tied to rare circumstances of accidental poisoning, heavy metals in the body can be more common than thought. If you have mercury fillings (or amalgam fillings) in your teeth, eat farm-raised fish regularly, consume foods that are grown in foreign countries that are not certified organic, or are healing from radiation and chemotherapy treatments, then it is possible you may be experiencing heavy metal toxicity right now to some degree.
HOW DOES IT WORK
Delivered intravenously into the body, the formulation seeks out and binds to minerals in your bloodstream. Once the medication binds to the minerals, it creates a compound that leaves your body in your urine.
This process removes “Heavy Metals” and “Toxins” from the body which may include lead, mercury, copper, iron, arsenic, aluminum, and calcium.
LET’S BE HONEST
This is widely considered alternative or complementary medicine.
We primarily offer this treatment to people who have undergone and completed radiation or chemotherapy treatments.
Sure, there have been many claims and studies conducted into its beneficial effects on cardiovascular/heart health, including this massive study consisting of a placebo-controlled, double-blind design that included 1,708 participants aged 50 years and older with a prior heart attack also known as TACT. The findings of this study concluded that while improvements to heart health were found in specific people often with multiple health ailments, with regards to the overall results of the study: “These results are not, by themselves, sufficient to support the routine use of chelation as post-heart attack therapy.” (source: https://nccih.nih.gov/health/chelation/TACT-questions)
You must consult your doctor prior to receiving this treatment.
Thats right both ov those are good. The infusions are a medically approved treatment for those with high heavy metal toxicity. We are should be using these supplements at least
Btw that is so goid to hear, God Bless you and your family
Malicious prosecution, Kyle has a case for this against the prosecutors
probable cause
Love
Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
noun Reasonable suspicion of the presence of evidence of criminality, allowing the search of the person or premises for such evidence by authorities.
noun Reasonable grounds for believing a person is guilty of a criminal act, allowing the arrest, prosecution, or trial of such person.
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noun US The standard by which a police officer may make an arrest or conduct a personal or property search.
noun In accident investigations, the conclusions reached by the investigating body as to the factor or factors which caused the accident.
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noun (law) evidence sufficient to warrant an arrest or search and seizure
malicious prosecution
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Malicious Prosecution
An action for damages brought by one against whom a civil suit or criminal proceeding has been unsuccessfully commenced without Probable Cause and for a purpose other than that of bringing the alleged offender to justice.
An action for malicious prosecution is the remedy for baseless and malicious litigation. It is not limited to criminal prosecutions but may be brought in response to any baseless and malicious litigation or prosecution, whether criminal or civil. The criminal defendant or civil respondent in a baseless and malicious case may later file this claim in civil court against the parties who took an active role in initiating or encouraging the original case. The defendant in the initial case becomes the plaintiff in the malicious prosecution suit, and the plaintiff or prosecutor in the original case becomes the defendant. In most states the claim must be filed within a year after the end of the original case.
A claim of malicious prosecution is a tort action. A tort action is filed in civil court to recover money damages for certain harm suffered. The plaintiff in a malicious prosecution suit seeks to win money from the respondent as recompense for the various costs associated with having to defend against the baseless and vexatious case.
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1457829237893713920?s=20
The Judge does great here! This guy has definitely been coached, letting this slip out creates bias in a trial.
Tayler Hansen@TaylerUSA
Gaige Grosskreutz just claimed Kyle Rittenhouse murdered Anthony Huber.
Not a very good “witness” to have on the stand.
11:39 AM · Nov 8, 2021·Twitter for
https://twitter.com/TaylerUSA/status/1457749533048311814?s=20
Crescent Moon N. GA 5:15 pm
Wow buy more then! It shows the regular investor can and does effect the market. We get to choose winners and losers not them. They be panicking!