🚨BREAKING: The Most Comprehensive Ivermectin–Mebendazole Cancer Paper to Date Finds 37 Distinct Anticancer Mechanisms Across 25 Human Cancer Types
We synthesized DECADES of evidence from over a HUNDRED studies, revealing one of the BROADEST repertoires of anticancer mechanisms ever documented for an off-patent drug combination:
IVERMECTIN: 29 distinct anticancer mechanisms across 20 human cancer types.
MEBENDAZOLE: 26 distinct anticancer mechanisms across 17 human cancer types.
COMBINED: 37 distinct mechanism classes across 25 human cancer types in preclinical research.
Across laboratory and animal studies, ivermectin and mebendazole have demonstrated multiple overlapping and complementary anticancer mechanisms:
• Disrupt cancer-cell division
• Trigger programmed cancer-cell death
• Interfere with tumor energy production
• Inhibit tumor blood-vessel formation
• Suppress cancer-cell growth signaling
• Target cancer stem-like cells
• Interfere with metastatic spread
• Modulate antitumor immune responses
• Disrupt cancer-associated DNA repair pathways
• Counter multidrug-resistance mechanisms
• Enhance sensitivity to certain chemotherapies
• Influence pathways involved in radiation resistance
This is a REMARKABLE breadth of anticancer mechanisms for two inexpensive, off-patent drugs—spanning nearly every major hallmark of cancer biology.
The landmark 44-page scientific paper was produced by our research team at the McCullough Foundation and The Wellness Company.
Importantly, both compounds have decades of human use, established manufacturing infrastructure, well-characterized pharmacology, and low generic-drug costs.
The data can NO LONGER be ignored. The scientific case for launching large clinical trials is stronger than ever.
In the meantime, cancer patients will continue exercising their “right to try.”
@DrHarveyRisch@McCulloughFund@twc_health@P_McCulloughMD@PeterGillooly@jathorpmfm@DrKellyVictory
Fair questions! 🟩 Here's how Blunt Audio works and why we're building it.
1. How does Blunt make money?
It's simple.
🔹 Pay once: Around $15–$30 to upload an album for life. That includes storage, streaming worldwide forever, your own artist profile and a ready-to-use crypto payment system.
🔹 First 10 sales are FREE: Every album comes with 10 free transactions. Sell a few copies and you could recover your entire upload cost straight away.
🔹 Then just pennies: Artists buy transaction packs in bulk. At the 1,000-transaction rate, each sale costs around 8 cents for delivery and on-chain verification.
No sales commissions. No percentage taken. 100% of music sales and tips go directly to the artist's wallet.
Upload fees and transaction packs fund the platform.
2. Why would listeners use Blunt?
This is where the model gets interesting.
Blunt Audio will be FREE to use. No monthly subscription.
We expect the majority of music on the platform to be freely available to stream. Artists decide what they offer to stream for free, what they preview and what they reserve for purchase.
So you can discover artists, explore their music and listen without paying a penny.
But perhaps you discover an artist you really love. They've made most of their album available for free, but held a few tracks back.
You can buy the entire album for a one-off price set by the artist, unlocking everything for streaming, plus a high-quality WAV download that you actually OWN.
Or maybe you just send them a tip.
No subscription. No obligation. Just genuine support when you choose to give it.
No account required to buy. Payments go straight to the artist, and our free streaming app will bring together your purchases and music you already own.
Think about it. Instead of paying a corporation every month for access to music you'll never own, you can listen freely and occasionally put that money directly into the hands of an artist you genuinely appreciate.
That's a pretty powerful alternative.
3. Who pays the fees?
Artists pay the one-off upload fee and subsequent transaction costs. Listeners only pay when they choose to purchase or support an artist.
We're planning to reinvest 40% of upload revenue into marketing during the first 12–18 months, with the exact period still being finalised.
But there's something much bigger behind all this.
Music has never been more accessible, yet somewhere along the way, it's lost some of its value.
When millions of tracks are permanently at your fingertips, music can become disposable. We skip, scroll, listen for seconds and move on.
There was a time when discovering an artist, buying an album and owning that music meant something. You spent time with it. You connected with it.
We're not trying to take away convenience. We're trying to bring back that connection.
And now AI is accelerating everything.
Music, art, voices, entire identities. We're entering a world where almost anything can be generated endlessly.
But human nature has a way of correcting itself.
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
The more synthetic and disposable the world becomes, the more people will seek out genuine human creativity, real talent and authentic connections.
Our research into independent music and the ways fans already support artists gives us confidence that the appetite is there.
Artists need a better way to reach those people, and those people need a better way to support them.
That's what Blunt Audio is being built for.
A worldwide home for independent music. Free to discover, simple to support, powered by stablecoins and built around the people who actually create it.
We're not trying to make music harder to access.
We're making it easier to value.
🟢 The future sounds independent.
Foreign thieves went viral on X after stealing eggs in Ireland and were shamed into returning the eggs!
We can either have a high-trust society or we can have a multicultural society, we can't have both.
I know which one I prefer.
A farm which runs an egg honesty box in Maynooth in Co. Kildare, have taken to social media to upload a video of thieves taking a number of trays of eggs without paying for them.
Dunne's Farm Pastured Eggs took to social media to make people aware of the thieves and post said the following:
"This week on
“People pretending to be honest”
"2 more vermin who have been hitting us quite regularly. But this time we have the proof.
"We know you live in Clonee and only we are to busy to call and on you and collect either the money or claim the produce back…..
"I bet your husband will be mortified when he sees this🤭
"We think ah good shaming is in order!
"In fact the daughters egg carrying ability is worthy of a job!
We would be thankful if you shared so we could get a name for these two.
"They aren’t welcome back at Dunne’s farm and be sure to remind them if you see them🕵️
"For the record…
When we post these videos,
"We’re not looking for pity, sympathy or anything of the sort.
"We run a farm, we work hard, and unfortunately there will always be a certain type of people who think it’s perfectly acceptable to take what doesn’t belong to them.
"We just happen to believe that in a fair and honest world, dishonest behaviour should have consequences — and sometimes a little public embarrassment is one of them".
📹 @Dunnesfarmeggs
Use cash locally.
Every card swipe sends a cut to a bank and a data trail to a corporation. Cash doesn’t. It stays in the shop, pays the staff and circulates on your high street instead of vanishing into fees and algorithms. No tracking. No outages. No middleman. Spend it where you live. Keep the money where it matters - in your own community.
🚨 A SYSTEMIC LOCKDOWN ON THE TRUTH. 🚨 The massive legal case involving Bill Gates et al is being aggressively suppressed and silenced everywhere you look! Algorithms, platforms, and institutions are working overtime to bury this explosive reality from the public. They do not want you seeing this case. Break the digital blackout - share this everywhere!
Annan is a historic market town in Dumfries and Galloway, south-west Scotland. And here is the image of the proposed AI data centre in the countryside near to the town - which would make it the largest data centre campus in the world if fully constructed. No one voted for this.
🇬🇧 Meanwhile in England
92 Year Old War Widow has a message for UK PM Andy Burnham as she’s arrested for saying words she’s not allowed to say.
This is England now.
Inflation up to 3.1%.
Fuel prices at 4‑year highs.
Drivers hammered.
Businesses suffocated.
Economy damaged.
More than 40 countries have helped their motorists. Our Government hasn’t lifted a finger.
For 17 years I’ve warned: High pump prices = high inflation. Today proves it again.
FairFuelUK demands:
🔥 Cut Fuel Duty
🔥 PumpWatch with legal teeth
🔥 End rocket‑and‑feather pricing
Britain’s drivers deserve better.
@RupertLowe10@RestoreBritain
Fam, just a quick note.
I’ve been spending around 10 hours a day on top of my regular work keeping the community updated on the interesting things happening across the PulseChain ecosystem.
My entire portfolio is in PulseChain tokens, and I genuinely don’t want to miss this cycle. We may never get another one like it, so I’m treating this as now or never.
If you find value in my content, I’d really appreciate a repost or quote repost to help these updates reach more people in our ecosystem.
Thanks for the support, fam. Much appreciated! 🙏🙏
🚨BREAKING: Women living in the village of Piddington have released a video pleading with MP's to now house illegal migrants near them
The villagers are set to be outnumbered 10 to 1 by illegal migrants, all of whom will be men
They know what's about to happen
Everybody who says these men are safe are liars
💥Here are the Government regulations that will end most UK citizens ability to own a car by forcing their older more affordable ICE vehicle off the road because its emissions are not exactly the same as the day it rolled out of the showroom.
Agenda 2030. https://t.co/OaO604fVM0
The Great Wall of China is not visible from space. The plastic roof over a Spanish desert that grows Britain's winter salad is.
Pull up the satellite. The southeast corner of Spain has a white scab on it, hard-edged and geometric, bright enough that your eye reads it as a fault in the image. 40,000 hectares of plastic sheeting, packed frame to frame from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada to the Mediterranean. The Spanish astronaut Pedro Duque, asked about it in 2007, said you can see the greenhouses of Almería clearly from the space station. It is not a city, a dam or a wall. It is salad.
The first one went up in 1963.
The mirror is so vast it changed the weather. NASA's satellites show the reflectivity of the province rose by about 10 per cent between 1983 and 2006, and the surface cooled by 0.3°C a decade while the region around it warmed by 0.5°C. The change to the local energy balance is 20 watts per square metre, 30 in summer. Global warming's forcing is 1.66. Almería built a mirror an order of magnitude more powerful than climate change, by accident, to grow cucumbers.
Underneath is the only true hot desert in Europe. 200mm of rain a year. Every drop of the water comes out of the aquifers, and the aquifers are finishing. Wells sunk a kilometre down now bring up water that is no use to anybody, because as the fresh water drops the Mediterranean moves in behind it, and salt does not leave. Between a fifth and a half of the fertiliser applied up top leaches down into the same water table.
Almería is also one of the most water-efficient growing systems on the planet. Computer-controlled hydroponics, drip lines, dosing to the millilitre. It is done properly, and the efficiency is what drained it: efficiency cut the cost per plant, the cheaper plant justified another hectare, and the hectares kept arriving until demand outran the aquifer. Doing it well emptied it faster than doing it badly could have.
Around 100,000 migrant workers run the plastic sea, mostly Moroccan, Senegalese and Malian, and by Channel 4's count about half have no papers. A greenhouse in an Andalusian summer is a sealed box in a desert, and men spray pesticides inside that box in a paper mask or in nothing at all, in air they cannot leave. A Spanish government-funded report concluded that the export miracle would not exist without the exploitation.
They sleep in the packaging. The sheeting lasts a few years in that sun, and when it comes off the frames the people who worked under it drag it away and stretch it over pallets to make a roof. No running water, no sanitation, in a province that exports water by the tonne in the shape of a courgette. The blue plastic drums the pesticide came in get cut open and used as household water tanks. When a camp becomes too visible from the road the bulldozers clear it, and the same people build the next one a mile away out of the same material.
33,000 tonnes of greenhouse plastic a year, most of it dumped rather than processed, going into the soil and down the ravines as dust.
So the January shelf works like this. A desert, mirrored over. An aquifer emptied with exemplary precision and refilled with seawater. Men spraying poison in sealed heat and sleeping in the packaging. 3.5 million tonnes of produce chilled and driven 1,500 miles north, so that a tomato can exist in February and taste of nothing whatsoever.
Britain imports 83 per cent of its fruit and 45 per cent of its vegetables. Spain is the largest single supplier.
And a cow standing on a Welsh hillside in the rain, eating grass that grows back on its own, is what we are told to feel guilty about.
Go and look at it, then tell me which of those two systems is the one nobody is allowed to defend.
I have recorded a ride along video on the UK 'conscription' and 'war' with Russia. We will release it Monday.
Key points that most sleepers don't see as a possibility:
1. Expect a UK False Flag attack soon, likely kids will be killed too [to be more inflammatory], with drone "made in Moscow".
[maybe with a pristine passport with a 'Vlad' picture near the explosion? 😆]
2. Media and war hawks to conduct fake media blitz and 'manufacture consent' for the 'war to end all wars'!
3. Sacrifices to be made, we are all in this together, the conflict can be won quickly, soldiers home soon. Folllowed by the reality check, of a meat mincing machine, and they will need the women too, for a final offensive before victory.
4. In transit new immigrants hired informally as press gangs for indigenous whites to be picked up off the streets.
5. Both nations will be practising white male slaughter by drones. A precursor that is far more foreboding for all civilians, once this tech is perfected and directed towards the 'divergent' populations of the world.
@TheResetSniper@thatbloodyMikey
A true hero of humanity is being crushed by a corrupt system right now.
Dr. Reiner Fuellmich spent years gathering ironclad evidence from hundreds of experts to expose the greatest crimes against mankind in modern history.
For daring to prepare the case that could finally deliver justice, he was hunted, abducted, and locked in a German high-security prison on blatantly manufactured charges.
Every legal safeguard has been shredded. His airtight appeal—proof the entire process is fraudulent—has been pre-rejected by judges who decided the outcome months in advance. This is not justice. This is a political hit job designed to silence the one man who refused to look away.
The message is clear: speak the truth about what was done to the world, and they will destroy you.
Pray for Reiner and his wife Enka every single day.
Write him. Encourage him. Let him know the free world has not forgotten.
JVA Bremervörde
Dr. Reiner Fuellmich
Am Steinberg 75
D-27432 Bremervörde
Germany
So it looks like the government is going to try and effectively remove older vehicles from the road.
They've created a sneaky consultation on this huge change with an end date of only the 6th of September.
They want to have a yearly emissions check on every car and motorcycle on the road AS WELL as your MOT.
If you pass the MOT but then go to your emissions check, if the vehicle doesn't emit exactly the same emissions as when it was built the car will be banned from any use on the road even if it passed its MOT emissions.
This will effectively destroy a majority of the car industry as car tuning and modification will stop you being able to drive your car.
This is targeting all vehicle, cars, motorbikes, trikes, kit cars etc.
So far they are just targeting cars after 2001 but they want to use it on every vehicle on the road targeting mot & tax exempt (historic) vehicles.
They've purposely not given this consultation much time, so please go to the bottom of this page, tell them you do not want any of this from the government and share the consultation for others to do the same.
Only possible way to stop this would be to get the results of this consultation to be a resounding NO! The whole survey needs to be completed - don’t skip to the end as they try and nudge you to do.
[https://t.co/WY42fjNENj)
The Irish famine was not caused by a potato blight. It was caused by a law passed in 1663, and the blight simply arrived to collect.
Ships left Cork the whole time it was happening, carrying butter and bacon under armed guard, past people dying on the quayside.
The version taught in schools is a fungus. Blight arrives, potatoes rot, tragedy. It leaves out why eight and a half million people were standing on one South American tuber to begin with, and that part is not weather. It has dates and it has signatures.
Ireland had cattle before it had writing. The national epic is a war over a stolen bull. Wealth was counted in cows, rank was counted in cows, and for a thousand years the country ran on beef, milk and butter.
Then in 1663 the English parliament taxed Irish cattle out of the English market, and in 1666 banned them outright, in an act that called the importing of them a common nuisance. Ireland was pushed into salt beef, hides and butter for the navy, the colonies and the slave plantations. Produced on Irish land, sold out of Irish ports, eaten somewhere else. The good ground was reorganised around what would survive a sea voyage.
What was left for the people was the crop that feeds a family off a quarter of an acre of bad land. That is not a folk tradition. That is what you are reduced to when the field behind your house is producing somebody else's dinner.
In 1845 the crop failed and the food kept leaving.
Butter, bacon, ham and live cattle going out of Cork and Limerick and Waterford while the workhouses filled. The relief that existed came with the Gregory Clause: hold more than a quarter acre of land and you were entitled to nothing. Give up the ground or starve on it. Somebody sat down and drafted that.
A million dead. A million gone. Eight and a half million down to six and a half in six years, and Ireland is the only country in Europe with fewer people in it now than in 1840.
The lesson everyone takes is about the fragility of monocultures, which is a comfortable lesson, because it blames a plant.
Nobody starves for want of food in a country that is exporting it. They starve because two centuries of decisions, taken by men who were never going to be hungry, left them one thing to eat and that thing could fail all at once.
Ireland's cattle are now the subject of national emissions targets, and the argument is once again about what that land ought to be producing, conducted by people who will not be eating the outcome either way.
The blight came in 1845. The reason it killed a million people was drafted in 1663.