Posted on 10/02/2022 4:46:48 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
I don't live too far from Honey Horn on the north end of the island. It was also filled with downed trees.
Here’s a seriously eye-opening interview, with receipts, on the DoD’s role and orchestration of the plandemic poisons.
Also, evidence of Gates and the CCP each investing $55M in BioNTech before the rollout. (And yes, the jabs were this company’s first commercial product.)
On the COVID19 front...this report:
In autopsies recently particles of face mask are discovered in lung tissue.
Authorities have espoused surgical face masks as a way to address the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) since the pandemic’s onset in 2020. However, a study found that these masks possibly introduced microplastic materials into human lungs.
The study published on March 29 in Science of The Total Environment looked at the lung tissue of 11 patients undergoing thoracic surgery. Using spectroscopy, the study authors analyzed the different kinds of materials present in the samples and found 12 kinds of microplastics.
Of the 12 microplastics found in the samples, polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) were the most prevalent substances. PP consisted of 23 percent of microplastics found in all lung tissue samples, while PET followed at 18 percent. Plastic resin was the third most prevalent at 15 percent.
Furthermore, tissue samples taken from patients’ lower lungs had the highest concentration of microplastics. Some of the microplastic fragments and fibers found measured two millimeters long.
“Human lung tissue samples were typically comprised of PP, PET and resin … with fibers being more prevalent than fragments,” the researchers wrote.
PP fabric, which is most commonly used to make surgical masks, is made from thermoplastic polymers that can be easily handled at high temperatures. Aside from PP, other materials derived from thermoplastic polymers such as polystyrene, polycarbonate, polyethylene or polyester are also used for face masks.
“The abundance of [microplastics] within samples … supports human inhalation as a route of environmental exposure. [They] are designed to be resilient. It had previously been suggested that inhaled [microplastics] are likely to bio-persist and possibly accumulate within a lung environment, showing resilience to degradation,” concluded the study authors.
“The knowledge that [microplastics] are present in human lung tissues can now direct future cytotoxicity research to investigate any health implications associated with [microplastic] inhalation.” (Related: Oxford professor: Face masks are largely pointless, won’t stop the spread of omicron.)
Earlier study also outlines dangers of microplastics in face masks
Hull York Medical School researcher Laura Sadofsky, senior study author of the March 22 paper, said: “We did not expect to find the highest number of particles in the lower regions of the lungs, or particles of the sizes we found. It is surprising, as the airways are smaller in the lower parts of the lungs and we would have expected particles of these sizes to be filtered out or trapped before getting this deep.”
She said the data they found “provides an important advance in the field of air pollution, microplastics and human health.”
In 2021, a group of Chinese researchers looked at the risks of microplastic inhalation connected with wearing face masks. Their study was published in June 2021 in the Journal of Hazardous Materials. The study authors found that while wearing face masks poses a risk of inhaling microplastics, reusing them makes the risk higher.
Just great. Not surprising, but good to see the documentation.
Thanks for the storm thread, which I checked often. I first saw your post about being in the top floor of a hotel and thought, “Oh, oh.” I know the building are up to code to withstand the wind, but I honestly believed the wind sustained for such an unbelievably long time was uncharted territory... Next thing I read was that you were home and some really nice trees were down. Whew!
On FR, a bigger issue is the blown Nord Stream pipeline. Wow, war time here.
I have been following that story about the pipeline, please understand.
But I need to learn more. It’s fuzzy to me, I admit.
Two reasons to rush home: Hotel lost electricity and the roof was leaking. Home had electricity, and the roof was not leaking.
Sell it short until 21,000 and than sometime between 20,000 and 21,000 start buying again.
Just a wild guess.....
Best guesses are intel agencies got it done on behalf of the deep state.
https://realinvestmentadvice.com/volatility-spikes-as-the-quarter-comes-to-an-end/
this is likely what happened on the nordstream attacks:
very well done:
https://www.moonofalabama.org/2022/09/the-war-on-germany-just-entered-its-hot-phase.html
heres more.
NOT one person on the panel to represent the 74 MILLION Americans who voted for Trump? Again?
Here's a list of 'Never Trumpers so Shannon's handler can easily find more Never Trumpers' for further 'shows'...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Republicans_who_opposed_the_Donald_Trump_2020_presidential_campaign
List of Republicans who opposed the Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign
Doug Heye made the list: communications director for the Republican National Committee (2009–10)
NOT one person on the panel to represent the 74 MILLION Americans who voted for Trump? Again?
Here's a list of 'Never Trumpers so Shannon's handler can easily find more Never Trumpers' for future 'shows'...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Republicans_who_opposed_the_Donald_Trump_2020_presidential_campaign
List of Republicans who opposed the Donald Trump 2020 presidential campaign
Doug Heye made the list: communications director for the Republican National Committee (2009–10)
You are a blessing during this season - as always... Thanks for being here!
Thank you, FRiend! We all pull together during difficult times.
Can someone explain to me why jimmy Dean is sitting on the FRONT fender of his motorcycle?
He thinks it’s cool and attracts females.
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