>>20670951lb

Hard-working anon, if you're still reading, go pick up some rhodiola rosea tincture at a natural foods or health food store (or buy online). Don't take any within 3 hours of when you need to sleep. It's an herbal tincture which, just a few drops, will give you sustained mental focus and physical energy.

Better than caffeine. I use it on long road trips when I'll be driving more than 6 hours. It prevents that "road hypnosis" effect when your focus get narrowed to just the road in front of you (or the taillights in front at night).

>>20671123

WHAT IF… Elon Musk is the person who is assigned to post the "My fellow Americans…" message?

Also, has any anon tried to put names to the potential acronym, "WITH YOU"? Q is fewer than 10 people, of which 3 are non-military. WITH YOU works for that.

>>20671188

>We can fold the DNA any way we want.

Notable

Prion diseases have been afflicting wild deer, elk, rabbits and other critters in the American West for several years, and still spreading.

Prions are misfolded proteins, caused by damaged DNA, and they're wicked difficult to remove from the environment. They spread by contact with the bodily secretions of the afflicted animal(s).

Some people who took the clot shot jabs are also experiencing prion wasting disease, which is thought to always be fatal, after a long deterioration phase. Prions can cross the blood-brain barrier and destroy brain function.

I think this is relevant to the above-noted claim to "fold the DNA any way we want."

Not only genocidal but also environmental destruction, since many forms of life utilize similar proteins.

>>20671266

It's started in Florida. Santa Rosa County's sheriff exhorted homeowners to avail themselves of their right to protect themselves and their property (from within their homes) in the event their home is invaded. After that announcement, so far (just a few days), zero homes have been invaded in that county.

This was in yesterday's headlines on https://www.censored.news

>>20671294

Wow, that's terrible optics, and timing. It appears (to an observer not familiar with the details) to be vicious, vindictive, greedy, ungrateful and uncaring.

>>20671331

> a rare vascular condition

Not so rare anymore! Boebert probably took the shot to avoid the hassles while representing her constituents. God help her heal and clear the hydrogels, graphene and nanobots.

>>20671338

Sorry for inserting the usual www. Here is the correct URL for that news site: <https://censored.news/>

I couldn't find the original report, but here's the Alphabet-biased listing of search results (pic related)

>>20671359

This should be in aNotablebun with the previous report. I still say it's terrible optics, and bad timing.

>>20671382

>Not Notable. Shill disinformation.

Are you dissing the entire video and all its information as "shill disinformation"? Most of the realistic things the speaker mentioned are known since the clot shots brought them to our attention. True, the speaker promoted his product in an unrealistically positive way, but that's always the case for the introduction of groundbreaking new technologies, before the downsides have been recognized. Consider the report last bread about Bezos' just-walk-out retail shops abandoning the tech which failed them in that application.

>>20671391

Your mileage may vary. Anecdotal evidence does not constitute "proof".

>>20671426

>Allow a Gov to commit crimes during an Emergency & the Gov will Create Emergencies to commit Crimes

This is so succinct and pithy, it should be a meme. No stock images pop to mind to illustrate this though. Anons have creative ideas?

>>20671455

>attempting to attach twats to Q posts are plain retarded.

I won't respond to your ad hominem fallacy, and instead clarify that you and I appear to be commenting on disparate items of information. I was commenting on the TedTalk speaker explaining/promoting nanotechnology. You were commenting about a Twitter/X post you considered inappropriate. Do I now understand your reaction correctly?

>>20671453

>Crying about things in notables or not

This has been a tradition among anons ever since the "Notables" were introduced.

>>20671508

I second 3993ce's recommendation for glucosamine. I would look for a combination glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate. I used a human formulation for my aging dog and it helped her regain her ability to run, jump and go for long walks (after having become unable to run or jump at all, even getting up was painful for her).

>>20671539

I repeat my nomination for the video.

The presence of nanotechnology inside human bodies has been boosted as a wondrous thing, but I see it as the Mark of the Beast. IEEE standard 802.15.6, the Internet of Bodies, is already deployed. People who've been jabbed are spreading this invasive technology to people who have not; and no one has given their fully-informed consent to be test animals in this experiment. In a previous post, I explained why I view the comment about folding DNA as critical for people to know. WHile you don't care about the video, your initial comment appeared to reject it from being brought forward in the notables.

>>20671542

In the nanotechnology TedTalk video which I've nominated as a Notable, the speaker explains how the nanobots can "hold hands" then secrete growth hormone and cause growth where the body would not have done so on its own. This is a clear explanation of what's happening with the large white rubbery clots the embalmers are pulling out of 70%+ of cadavers these days.

>>20671553

NotableGhost in the Machine spotted at CERN.

Thank you for posting that. I mentioned it earlier but didn't post the sauce. I was chasing down the Florida sheriff's 2A pep talk instead.

>>20671562

Nice! I'll work on that tomorrow. Gotta catch some zzz's. Thank you!

>>20671577

China has been conquering and subjugating its neighbors for more than a thousand years. The Han dynasty wasn't the first to brutally erase the culture of the people they conquered. It's just a primitive warlord culture insofar as their governmental style is concerned. I have great respect for the cultural aspects which were permitted to flourish; the production of silk; paper; fireworks and Traditional Chinese Medicine are all worthy of respect and admiration. I object to their methods of governance, and their leaders' integrity.

I'm not saying the USA's history has been any better, as European-descended settlers spread across the continent and numerous treaties were repeatedly broken. I'm really saying that nearly every governmental system descends into corrupt warlords over time.

>>20671589

Lots of career deep-staters are playing parts in this movie.

>>20671608

Substitute "YouTube" with ixl.com and thegreatcourses.com and you'd be correct.

>>20671689

>5 of 5

Might this be "5:5"? Note this excerpt from the last page, Page 5 (pic related)

>>20671767

Yeah, over the years they've partnered up with the NWO minions, sadly. Their original mission was to find individual teachers who had earned various academic awards and bring them to the GC studios and record lectures. Over time, people demanded more "entertainment," e.g. graphics, images, etc. Years ago, I homeschooled my children and used these two resources to reinforce the other sources of information (field trips to museums, workbooks, puzzles, nature walks, etc.)

Deep State always infiltrates and takes control of any source of information available to the public. Always.