Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 03/01/2025 Vol.505, Q Day 2682

qalerts.app ^ | 03/01/2025 | FReeQs, FReepers, LurQers and Vanity

[darbymcgill]

great movie... RIP GH...

[Ckcpossum]

Thank you! I will research both!

[Bigg Red]

Leftists are so stupid.

[gymbeau]

“Sounds like we might have the same thing.“

I’ve had a weird illness for nearly six weeks now. I’m about 85 per cent better but for more than four weeks I had extreme fatigue and lack of energy, no appetite to speak of, and some nausea. Couldn’t sleep, either, though that was all I wanted to do.

Had blood tests and a pee test done and no diagnosis other than a followup in two weeks to talk about my iron levels. I’m mostly fine but still have some fatigue and sleeplessness and a spotty appetite.

I know of a few other people who had a similar thing though no one’s symptoms were exactly the same. But all of them found it awful.

Just weird. And I rarely get sick at all.

I’m starting to think I’ve been suffering from a severe case of Murphy’s Law!

[LittleLinda]

I take 500 mg of niacin every morning. I know some posters take much more than that, along with melatonin. I take it because the last time I saw a doctor (in 2020), he said my cholesterol numbers were up a bit and it would soon be time to think about starting a statin. I decided to take a more natural approach. Since I’ve had an extended separation from my doctor (not quite a divorce), I have no idea how my cholesterol numbers are now. It’s been a bit liberating not knowing if I meet some doctor’s definition of “sick” even though I feel perfectly fine. I check my blood pressure weekly, but that’s all I actively do to monitor my health, and I take some supplements - niacin, nattokinase, K2, D3 autumn through spring, extra zinc 2X a week, and 5 mg melatonin at night. And I still take a dose of IVM every two weeks. I’m not sure why I’m still doing that but it’s not hurting me so I’ll continue until I think the biolabs that are creating the strange flus and colds have been shut down, if they ever are.

[Bigg Red]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[38special]

Feeling better today. I’m at least 80%😁

[Bigg Red]

Odd comment from Trump....

[wardaddy]

I’m not a Q person but I swear I enjoyed who was the guy with the yellow cartoon emoji?

Bagster?

He was. So witty

He gave Q foes fits

Anyhow yall bom dia and chive on!

[reed13k]

Well I haven’t been to the doctor in almost a year and that was just for a basic checkup.

Over the past month been feeling lethargic and just had limited focus. No sniffles, cough, or anything else...just blah.

Just started a new position 3 months ago and am bringing on new team members, but even that isn’t taking taking me out of the doldrums. Feel like I’m just putting one foot in front of another and walking through the day like a zombie. Sleep is off an on as well.

[Bigg Red]

Meant to say

....what she said made it sound like she thinks Trump is dismantling integration.

🤦🏻‍♀️

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Reed13k is correct about us cousins,
using two of the below sites, this is a Sequoia sempervirens.



Yes, here are some websites to upload a tree photo for identification:

PlantNet (identify.plantnet.org): Free, identifies trees with scientific/common names.

Plant.id (plant.id): Free, AI-based, provides name and taxonomy (e.g., phylum).

APP PictureThis (picturethisai.com): Free basic ID, detailed classification.

Whatistheplant (whatistheplant.com): Quick AI identification with scientific name.

iNaturalist (inaturalist.org): AI and community help, includes phylum.

Upload a clear photo of leaves or bark for best results. Most trees are Magnoliophyta (flowering) or Pinophyta (conifers).

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THE plants just below at trunk line includes all of:

Phalaenopsis aphrodite subsp. aphrodite
Score: 82.4%
TaxonRank:SPECIES
Family:Orchidaceae
Genus:Phalaenopsis
Brief introduction:Phalaenopsis aphrodite is a species of orchid found from southeastern Taiwan to the Philippines.

Iris japonica Thunb.
Score: 0.44%
TaxonRank:SPECIES
Family:Iridaceae
Genus:Iris
Brief introduction:Iris japonica (also known as 'fringed iris', 'shaga' or 'butterfly flower') is a native of China and Japan.
It is a species in the genus Iris, in the subgenus Limniris and within the Lophiris section.
It is a rhizomatous perennial plant, with pale blue, lavender or white flowers with an orange or yellow...

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For when the anons are barking up the wrong tree...

[darbymcgill]

Is this the cancer vaccine Q was talking about?

Tucker Carlson drops outstanding new interview with LA Times owner (and medical genius).

[stars & stripes forever]

AMERICA Prayer Vigil, 3/27/2025

[Bigg Red]

MarQ

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[darbymcgill]

This might be the most amazing, eye opening podcast I’ve ever heard... Hands down..

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

B1 getting a little air-time this morning.
E4-B and E3-TF to accompany in same general area.

[Ckcpossum]

Thank you, very helpful! My cancer caused the Dr’s allot of head scratching, in location specific lymph nodes, but that type of cancer was not found at all in the organs it was supposed to have come from. I.e. like having lung cancer cells in the lymph nodes but no cancer in the lungs. Can’t help but wonder if all the pony paste I took during covid had a part to play in killing the cancer in some areas. Hopefully we are close to figuring out all the IVM benefits.