>>981616

>>981727

Had that poster in my bedroom. Poor Farah died of colo-rectal cancer. Maybe a Cabal blood sacrifice?

>>981763

Bionic ass fucking comes to mind..

>>981861

Potash, is always associated with Uranium; where you have potash, you have Uranium and vice versa. Nearing the tobacco plant harvest, the soil is intentionally left dry to mature the plants. The Uranium particles (50-150 ppm) that are whipped up by wind stick to the underside of the tobacco leaf & remain there through kiln drying & through processing & eventually remain in the finished product(s). My great grandfather grew his own tobacco in a naturally fertilized garden plot ( woodstove ash,natural compost & livestock manure) & smoked it from the age of 15 till he died at 95. Kidney failure took his life, not cancer. Interesting read on subject>>https:// articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2014/02/10/radioactive-fertilizer.aspx

>>982126

Q mentions tobacco here

Look into Potash mining to see who is on BOD's & major stock/share holders Mind blowing.. knows

>>982294

Radioactivity IS the killer; many articles support my claim. Dig on it Anon