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To: ransomnote
 

Melian's STARFISH list

Melian carefully collected your stories about the lives you impacted through sharing your knowledge of the pandemic/plandemic and treatments like Ivermectin. THANKQ, Melian!

I've added 6 more to her list of 33, for a total of 39 lives spared by information sharing. 

In an abundance of caution, to protect those who submitted information, reports were summarized for presentation and are shown below. I will link them to the intro posts for our Q threads.

We'll never know the true number -just how many lives you impacted with your posts, emails and memes, but Melian's 'Starfish' list helps remind us that our time spent sharing information has tangible, powerful results.

The list:

Poster: The Klingon
Anecdote: I was admitted to INOVA at the beginning of this and hours from the ventilator, given Ivermetcin and walked out of the hospital 3 days latter just fine. My son was not as fortunate and after 113 days in the hospital (Most in ICU) he died of the complications of the treatment.

Poster: WildHighlander57
Anecdote: Peter M. In January ‘21 had a reaction to first shot and has taken IVM ever since. He had no reaction to second shot and was only tired.
Persons saved: 1

Poster: StevenW
Anecdote: Two friends at the brink of hospitalization quickly recovered using IVM.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Wegelhof
Anecdote: Wife and I had Covid/ pneumonia. We started IVM on Saturday. By Monday we were human.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Little Jeremiah
Anecdote: My friend J., age 40, got sick to the point of coughing up blood. IVM and Azithromiacin helped him within hours. He was very much better next day. Wife thinks it saved him. Husband and I got sick and used IVM and have recovered.
Persons saved: 4

Poster: Cheshire the Cat
Anecdote: Aunt refused Rundeathisnear and Ventilator in hospital after learning about the facts. She still refuses to be vaccinated. SO took swine version of IVM and recovered.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Sheepwhisperer
Anecdote: Chris, age 52, had a 103* fever and was ill for nine days. Fever abated after two days of IVM, vitamin C, zinc, et al. He said, “You saved my life, bro.”
Persons saved: 1

Poster: Grammy
Anecdote: Mr. And Mrs. G. had very slight cases and they attribute it to IVM. Also, a friend fighting cancer was told about IVM and her cancer is shrinking. A friend’s daughter had long-term Covid and is getting IV NAC and it is helping tremendously.
Persons saved: 4

Poster: The Conservative Party
Anecdote: Husband and I used Zelenko protocol with success.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Gritty
Anecdote: Heidi W. was ready to go to ER with Covid. She began recovering four hours after IVM. Two weeks later she was 100% using the FLCCC protocol. Dave W. (Heidi’s husband) was in ICU/Isolation. His wife got some IVM into him. He refused Remdesivir and ventilator. He continued to deteriorate and hospital ordered palliative care. Heidi W. convinced doctor to give Dave IVM and he recovered.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Melian
Anecdote: Ed S., age 58, had severe Covid in the early days of the pandemic. His doctors gave him IVM (before it had been banned) and he recovered fully. He said, “That IVM is amazing stuff. I felt great!”
My brother, age 61, was hospitalized with Covid/pneumonia. Doctors wanted to start Remdesivir and ventilator, but he refused. His wife brought IVM to him and he took it surreptitiously. In three days, he signed himself out of the hospital despite medical protestations. After two months, he is completely recovered. He says IVM is a gift from God.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Tuscaloosa Goldfinch
Anecdote: I believe my husband and I had mild cases due to following the prevention protocol for eight months. My brother-in-law has prostate cancer and his numbers have improved greatly following the protocols.
Persons saved: 3

Poster: Grazie
Anecdote: Q Lurker, age 69, is a two-time cancer survivor and reports using Zelenko protocol and IVM monthly with success.
Persons saved: 1

Poster: I_be_tc
Anecdote: equine vet’s husband was very sick. She picked up IVM pills at 9pm. Two days later, her hubby was playing on the floor with little son and she was much better as well.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Muslady
Anecdote: Christie B. And husband got first Covid shot. Seven days later, husband got Covid, and two days later she was also diagnosed. They took NAC, C, zinc, D, and quercetin. They were really sick for two days but had relief from chest congestion 2-3 days later.
Persons saved: 2

Poster: Uber-Eng
Anecdote: A rail worker (50 with comorbidities) did not require hospitalization. Also, an older lawyer had a hard time but feels IVM saved him.
Persons saved: 2

TOTAL LIVES IMPACTED: 34 !!!

ransomnote: Add 6 more starfish to add to Melian's countfor a total of 40 lives impacted! I have received word that our thread information had help people purchase and administer Ivermectin and/or HCQ with great success. One person in particular said that they were able to treat their spouse not responding to monoclonals, son-in-law and then neighbor - and that person was purchasing more Ivermectin to prepare to help all within their reach as needed.

With the wealth of information you collected and posted here, I succeeded in nagging a friend into trying the Zelenko protocol with great success. ThankQ for sharing your experiences with purchasing, administering, and treating your friends and loved ones!

May God bless you for your information battlefield medical services!


1,946 posted on 10/03/2022 7:53:13 PM PDT by ransomnote (IN GOD WE TRUST)
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To: ransomnote
This long response to Metmom was posted in Festival and linked to an active thread to avoid early scroll wheel paralysis in those who use cell pohnes and/or those who wish to skip this wordy post about forgiveness of Branch Covidians.

In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled No ‘Pandemic Amnesty,’ We Want Accountability, metmom wrote:

Excellent articles.

Thanks for posting.

Interesting questions arise though.

Does forgiveness preclude justice? Just because we forgive, does that mean there should be no consequences for their actions, or that we do not hold them accountable?

The pastor of our church is careful to remind us that even though we are forgiven, we have to remember there are consequences for our actions.

There is justice - Christ paid the price for our sins - someone paid, accepted the consequences on my behalf. But my sins required justice.

Or are we just supposed to move on like they’d want and pretend like none of this ever happened? That they can just get on with life with a callous disregard for what they inflicted on everyone else.

These people feel zero remorse. They only have contempt for us as they try to turn our inclination toward mercy against us as a weapon. They despise us now, believing us weak and gullible, just as much as they did before, when they wished death upon us or said we deserved to be rejected at hospitals if injured.When ridiculing us for not having the vax, they looked down on us and they are still looking down on us now  - it's just their excuses have shifted.

They accept zero responsibility and pretend they don't see the intentional actions they undertook. They try to diffuse their guilt out over the entire population, "we didn't know!" to minimize their personal responsibility, as if even the victims of their abuses partook in the wrong doing. Who's 'we' in the whining, "We didn't know better!"

Even if a person was sorry they caused vehicular manslaughter, there is still accountability given the value of what was lost (i.e., life has inherent value).

It always aggravates me when the person doing the wrong demands forgiveness and then makes the person wronged the bad guy for not being “forgiving”. All they are looking for is a clear conscience and escape from the consequences of their actions. But to demand it? That’s not what forgiveness is. Forgiveness is freely given by the wronged party, not an obligation to be fulfilled to the perp by the victim that the perp can demand of them. What they are then demanding is injustice, an escape from the consequences or penalty of their wrong doing. That’s not forgiveness.

I had a relative that would ridicule me with the accusation that I must be 'holding a grudge' (he hadn't asked me for forgiveness, felt no remorse, but was angry I didn't proactively offer 'forgiveness'). Therefore, he reasoned that meant I had to be bullied into absolving him of all responsibility without his ever having acknowledge any responsibility at all.  He preened, "Uncle Jim says I never hold a grudge", and I stared in disbelief because I had done nothing wrong to him and there he was proud that he didn't withhold his forgiveness from me!

I think that this may be the big issue with people forgiving others. The thought that by forgiving them means there are no consequences, no accountability, no resolution, no nothing except ignoring what happened like it didn’t. And does demanding justice mean that forgiveness didn’t happen?

I think I've seen that alot in people. The fear that forgiveness means 'forgetness'. I believe we can forgive but never trust that person again if we see zero change of heart or acceptance of responsiblity. I see no reason why justice must be withheld for someones actions just because they tell us 'sorry'! You can total someone else's car in a collision, and 'sorry' doesn't end the matter.

I think forgiveness is something one does to set oneself and or other's free from the burden of the past. There is no demanding it from another. If a man rages inwardly at the drunk who ran his child down at the bus stop, the perpetrator is unfazed by the father's anger, even if he's serving jail time for his crime. But the father can wither away in helpless burning anger.

To forgive and let God hold each of us accountable and serve justice in His own wisdom for that portion of justice that cannot be obtained on earth. The father feels the prison sentence doesn't return his baby to his arms and pines and rages. God can grant healing and assurance that He LOVES JUSTICE and will hold each of us accountable, and allow the consequences of our actions in this life (e.g., prison etc.) as He deems fit.

We're talking about excuse makers and others without remorse in general, so my comments don't talk about the healing process that goes on between people who genuinely grieve their errors/crimes etc.

Thoughts? Because those are some of the things I wrestle with in forgiving others.

One of my parents turned to have faith in God shortly before death. I later looked through the Bible I had given them, to see what verses were written in shaky print in the back cover. All were about forgiveness. Forgiveness is hard for us, even though sometimes we really want to forgive.

I think part of it is the sense that others had no idea or compassion for the cost. Each elderly person who died without a hand to hold because of Branch Covidians virtue signalling likely draws an ocean of anger and grief, from loved ones or compassionate people. And that's just one person in that scenario - what about their children, grandchildren, friends etc. - all going through the meatgrinder together for no reason, or so it seems. But God catches our tears, knows the cost, and grieves with us.

Here's part of an email I recently sent someone:

young man on YOUTUBE sits beneath various poignant images or gifs
To freepername goes here | 10/30/2022 9:08:46 PM PDT sent

this one is heart breaking
Featured image is a man sitting high on the window ledge outside his mother’s hospital window every day until she dies from Covid.
How much ivermectin would have spared them both?
The cruelty of the globalists is both patient, in stalking its victims and their loved ones, and without parallel *sigh*

https://i.imgur.com/IIAL9Lt.png

People tried to convey the COVIDIAN COST in life, in loved ones, in creative ways - a woman had a banner attached to a bridge in NY that read, 'Cuomo killed my mother.' It needed to be said - she needed someone to ackowledge the treasure  of her mother's life and the true cost of their actions in heartlessly causing her mother's death.

But this is what is missing from the demand for forgiveness. These people are pretending the guilt/responsibility is equally divided among us, and we must forgive each other. I suspect many are signalling they did nothing we didn't do and unless we want them to hold our participation against us, we better stop holding their participation against them. These people are sick.

The people I haven't heard from, yet, are not likely to demand we 'get over it' and 'move on.' They are the decent people who were psyoped into hysteria and when the psyop wore off and the lights came on, they were shocked and confused to know how they ever did what they did, or believed what they once beleived. 

I don't know how numerous they are, but those are the ones who were previously unaware they have been asleep most of their lives, indoctrinated and mindlessly controlled. Some may now be momentarily shoved into the spotlight, blinking in confusion at what they seem to have done, if they can make themselves accept they have done it (requires strength). They may dive back into the stupor of indoctrination and join with those minimizing the harm the've done, and demanding forgivness just to escape the horror of it all.

Or some may stumble out into the light, traumatized in having to deal with the unprecedented scope of betrayal to which the world has been subjected, and which they have abetted. On the Q thread, we've had 5 years to force our way through icebergs of disillusionment, but this last group of Covidians have it fall on them like a mountain in a moment of time. These will likely not haughtily demand our forgiveness, and distribute responsibility among abusers and their victims equally. They may struggle with the idea, 'How can I ever forgive myself? How can I ever face my sister, my neighbor after what I've done to them...?"

Prayers up - God grant us the wisdom to know how to recognize and deal with the variety of differing responses of those who persecuted us, and give us the answers we need to relay to any requests they may ask of us. Lay olive branches in our palms when they are needed. Steel our  spines when we must hold others accountable despite their ploys, anger, screams, and cries. Expose it all to our eyes and point the way toward justice. Thank you, Father, for forgiving me, and teach me when and how to forgive, and all the ways forgiveness and accountability can happen. Thank you for your love, sacrifice and protection. Amen.


1,947 posted on 11/03/2022 3:13:29 AM PDT by ransomnote (IN GOD WE TRUST)
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