Olin McGill

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

THE SECRET TO LIVING TO 100 IS HIGH CHOLESTEROL!

A massive Swedish study tracking over 800,000 people for 35 years just revealed: Every single centenarian had HIGH total cholesterol. The higher your LDL, the longer you live.

Dr. Ben Bikman exposes the lies about cholesterol being "bad."

Key findings from the Sweden AMORIS study:
- All centenarians: High total cholesterol, high iron, low glucose.
- Highest LDL-C = longest lifespans (backed by Dr. Uffe Ravnskov & Dr. Malcolm Kendrick).

Dangers of low cholesterol:
- LDL <70 mg/dL → 3X higher risk of brain-bleeding strokes.
- Total <180 mg/dL → Skyrocketing cancer & dementia rates.
- <150 mg/dL → Increased chronic diseases like cancer & autoimmunity.
- Statins? They don't extend life—damage mitochondria & hormones instead.

Why your body CRAVES cholesterol:
- Builds every cell & powerhouse mitochondria.
- Absorbs vital vitamins A, D, E, K.
- Powers digestion via bile acids.
- Supercharges immunity against infections, viruses, bacteria, pathogens—even cancer.
- Fights depression, suicide, dementia & cognitive decline.
- Shields from toxins, heavy metals, strokes, heart disease & osteoporosis.
- Fuels ALL steroid hormones (low chol = low testosterone & libido).
- Lowers all-cause mortality risk.

Pro tip: Go low-carb, load up on nutrient-dense animal foods. Grass fed beef, pastured eggs, wild caught seafood...Dump seed oils, sugar & processed garbage. Target TG/HDL ratio <1.5 for elite heart health.

Tight budget like me?? Seek out a local farmer, butcher & farm market & make a 'bulk large sale deal' for beef at $5/lb & eggs $4/Dz

Are you ditching your statin yet? Tell me in the comments, I read every reply & do my best to respond to every question! If I miss your question...PLEASE DM direct message me! I truly care about you & your health!👇🔥

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

When cholesterol was demonised, Pfizer sold the statin, and it became the best-selling drug in the history of medicine.

When fat was demonised, Roche sold a pill that stops you absorbing it, and the side effect was printed on the box in a way nobody forgets.

When salt was demonised, the blood pressure tablet went on repeat prescription for a third of the over-50s.

When the sun was demonised, the chemist sold vitamin D in a bottle, for the hormone your skin had been making for free.

When liver was demonised, the chemist sold retinol, iron, copper and B12 in four separate bottles.

When eggs were demonised, the chemist sold choline, and nobody in the queue knew what it was for.

When red meat was demonised, the gym sold creatine and the chemist sold iron.

When butter was demonised, the chemist sold vitamin K2 for the arteries, which is what the butter had been doing.

When hunger was demonised, the pharmacist sold an injection to stop you feeling it, at £200 a month, for life.

Every nutrient the animal carried was declared dangerous, removed, and sold back as a molecule by a company that could patent the molecule and could not patent the cow.

The food did a dozen jobs in one bite. The pharmacy sells each job separately, with a repeat prescription and a side effect.

The animal never had a sales rep. That is the only thing it was ever missing.

[Pascal Lottaz @PLottaz]

The United States is telling every airport in the world that from now on they belong to the USA. If this stands, it’s the largest global sovereignty grab of the modern era.

But it actually is part of a pattern in which the USA is trying to expand its domestic law onto foreign jurisdictions: Julian Assange (a foreign citizen in a foreign country) had to plead guilty to have violated US law to finally be allowed to fly home, the US coercing others to follow its taxation is the same, and now airports.

Any nation that does NOT forbid its airports to follow this order is a colonized territory.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Activist: "Farmers won. The threshold's £2.5m now. Millionaires crying about tax."

Farmer: "What's this field worth?"

Activist: "I don't know. A lot."

Farmer: "About £10,000 an acre round here. I've got 400 acres. So, a millionaire. 4 times."

Activist: "Exactly."

Farmer: "It made £22,000 last year. My wife does the books and she didn't pay herself. That's about half a percent on the £4m you're looking at."

Activist: "Then sell some."

Farmer: "Sell 100 acres and I've got a farm too small to run and a bill on the rest. Sell the lot and I've got a house and no job. It's £4m the way your kidney is worth £100,000. True on paper. Try spending it."

Activist: "Other businesses pay inheritance tax."

Farmer: "Other businesses pay it out of what they make. Mine makes half a percent. The bill's 20% on everything over the line, so £300,000. That's 14 years of profit, if the weather holds for 14 years, which it has never once done."

Activist: "So you want a special exemption for being a farmer."

Farmer: "I want the tax to be on money. You've built one on soil. The man who buys my 100 acres to get out of paying it won't grow a thing on them, and the relief was there to stop him in the first place."

Activist: "You're crying poverty from a £4m farm."

Farmer: "I'm crying poverty from a £22,000 wage. The £4m is what a man in a suit will pay for my job. You keep confusing what he'll pay to take it with what I get for doing it."

[Mr. Pool @MrPool_QQ]

🔻THIS IS HUGE !

Naomi Wolf nails it: The biggest shocker in the Pfizer docs isn’t the side effects we’ve been aware of, it’s that the vaccine is designed to target human reproduction, not the respiratory system, and they’re obsessed with it, 360 degrees of it, as revealed in a stunning revelation.

She explains how the lipid nanoparticles are engineered to penetrate every membrane, including the placenta. This causes calcifications that stop babies from getting nutrients and oxygen. The outcome? Midwives say placentas are falling apart, leading to premature births, horrific maternal hemorrhaging, and a 40% spike in maternal mortality in the West.

Pfizer knew the nanoparticles would invade the testes of baby boys in utero, degrading the Leydig cells that produce masculinity and fertility. Even if never vaccinated themselves, they may never develop normally.

An andrology report confirmed the vaccine stops sperm motility in men. Most damningly, Pfizer warned male trial participants not to have intercourse with unvaccinated women or to use two forms of contraception, defining “exposure” through semen, skin contact, and breath.

Out of 270 pregnancies in the trial, records on 234 were “lost.” But of the remaining 36, more than 80% ended in the loss of the baby.

Pfizer knew it. Why was it the main focus of their research?

Please share !

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[Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱 @Kristof_Poland]

Aristotle wrote the operating system Western civilization ran on for two thousand years – and quietly abandoned in the twentieth century, around the same time all the catastrophes we have been describing began.

1. His central question is not “what are your rights?” It is “what are you for?”
Eudaimonia — flourishing, not happiness — is the answer: the full realization of what a human being can become. The moment a civilization stops asking this question and starts asking only about rights, equality, and safety, it has already chosen administration over life.

2. Virtue is not a rule you follow. It is a habit you form – through practice, through the right environment, through a community that models and rewards excellence. This is why negative selection is so catastrophic in Aristotelian terms: it doesn’t just promote the wrong people. It corrupts the very mechanism by which virtue is transmitted across generations.

3. Man is a political animal – not in the sense that man should be governed, but that man is constituted by his community. You cannot flourish alone. But the corollary is equally precise: the polis exists for man’s flourishing, not the other way around. The moment the state becomes the end and the citizen becomes the means, you have not just bad government – you have the inversion of the natural order.

4. Aristotle catalogued the corruptions of every form of government: monarchy becomes tyranny, aristocracy becomes oligarchy, polity becomes mob rule. The pattern in every case is identical – the rulers stop ruling for the common good and start ruling for themselves. This is not a modern insight. It is the oldest political observation in the Western tradition. Every system contains the seed of its own corruption. The question is always: who is it for?

5. Phronesis — practical wisdom — the ability to judge particular situations correctly, without a rulebook. The bureaucratic state destroys phronesis systematically, replacing judgment with procedure, wisdom with compliance, the experienced man with the certified one. This is Aristotle’s explanation for why the credentialed class produces so many wrong decisions with such complete confidence.

6. He identified the middle class as the foundation of the stable republic – the ballast that prevents the ship from capsizing toward oligarchy above or mob rule below. Not as a sociological observation. As a structural necessity. Destroy the middle class and you have not just inequality – you have the preconditions for every tyranny he ever described.

7. The West replaced Aristotle with procedure, utility, and rights. It gained a framework for managing conflict but lost the vocabulary for saying what a good life is. The system can optimize for GDP, equality of outcome, measured safety – but it cannot tell you what you are for. Aristotle could. Every civilization that forgot that question discovered, eventually, that someone else was happy to answer it for them.

[Nas @nasescobar316]

@clashreport Sounds like it was abused by “Asylum Seekers” aka Foreigners and/or the overall cost of Mass Immigration is crippling Germany

[Ed @EdCorrigan31633]

Covid...JfK...Gulf of Tonkin...Tuskegee Syphillis...UAP's ...9/11...WMD's ...Operation Northwoods...Kuwaiti incubator babies...on and on.
Yesterday Mollie was outraged FBI were arresting J6'ers...today Mollie says they're totally incorruptible so shut up!!!
How sad you've become

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

1 in 3 men aged 20 and older are neither working nor looking for a job in the US, per WSJ

[Bigg ANT in SoFLO 🌴 l🇺🇸 @da_minister13]

"Today, Big Tech is following in the footsteps of Big Oil as this industry deliberately builds data centers in the South, banking on disempowered cities and towns with large Black populations to not have the local power to fight back" https://t.co/XtOX66wndm

[Nas @nasescobar316]

Crime in the Black American Community has been on a downward trend for years. Because of the Illegal Alien Latino Invasion in Chicago, the Black American Population is decreasing. So if Black Americans are Leaving &amp; Crime is Increasing, what does that logically tell you?

[John Arnold @johnarnold]

America's cultural ideal has been the self-made entrepreneur while Europe's was rooted in aristocracy, with status inherited rather than earned. Europe's inheritance laws show this divide.

Many European countries have "forced heirship" laws that require people to leave 50-75% of their estates to their children. Want to leave the majority of your wealth to charity? not allowed. Your kids are estranged from you, struggling with addiction, or irresponsible? still required to give them the money. Want your kids to avoid a life of entitlement? tough.

Incredibly, these laws look back at transfers made during your lifetime. If you have 3 children in France, you're required to bequeath them a minimum of 75% of your estate. Because French law calculates this based on your assets at death plus all lifetime gifts, giving away more than 25% of your wealth while alive means your heirs can legally sue to force charities or foundations to return the funds. This has limited the development of the nonprofit sector on the continent.

The cultural gap between an entrepreneurial society and one shaped by dynastic wealth is enormous. If you make it yourself, you tend to want your kids to do the same. If you inherit it, the primary goal is protecting the estate for the next gen.

Countries like Spain, France, and Italy legally entrench family dynasties, while America has historically sought to limit them through estate taxes. The result is not only a weaker culture of philanthropy and civil society in Europe, but also less economic dynamism.

[Neale Hanvey🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @JNHanvey]

I’ll willingly donate to any crowdfunder for this.

Justice matters.

[Cherry @Cherryopenmind]

This is what elite, world-class investigative journalism looks like:

Carole Cadwalladr and her team at The Nerve have forensically stripped the mask off the British political establishment.

The pattern they found in The Harborne Receipts is nothing short of terrifying. Millions of pounds flow from a crypto-billionaire into the pockets of Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage, and like clockwork, weeks later, those exact politicians start pushing laws to benefit the crypto industry.

It is the exact same playbook Donald Trump used in America. It is cash-for-policy, clear as day.

While the billionaire-owned press tries to distract us with culture wars and theatre, true journalists follow the money.

This is the toxic soil that is destroying our democracy from within.

Absolute honour to see her back in action!

[The Wellness Company @twc_health]

This is not a theory. It's the peer-reviewed record.

Microplastics have now been found in the human placenta (Ragusa et al., 2020). In human breast milk (Ragusa et al., 2022). And in human brain tissue — roughly a plastic spoon's worth, on average (Nihart et al., Nature Medicine, 2025).

We are the first generation of mothers to pass industrial polymers to their babies in utero. The first to feed plastic to a newborn through what was supposed to be the cleanest food on earth. The first to grow brains marinated in synthetic chemistry.

There is no opt-out. The plastic is in the water, the food packaging, the air, the clothes, the receipts, the cosmetics, the dust on your floor. The exposure is universal. The studies are accumulating. The regulatory response has been a shrug.

You can't avoid all of it. You can reduce it.

[Olin McGill @omcgill1]

@JohnRad15 Gemini says acetaminophen dulls empathy: "Empathy relies on the same brain networks (the anterior insula and anterior cingulate cortex) used to process one's own pain. Because acetaminophen targets these specific areas, it dulls both personal pain and emotional responsiveness."

[Olin McGill @omcgill1]

@JohnRad15 @Grok, which popular painkiller is associated with reductions in empathy? Could you link to the research? Thanks.

[Olin McGill @omcgill1]

@JohnRad15 I just checked and don't see your reply or any others. Reply count was 0.

[Olin McGill @omcgill1]

"DNA may be less the origin of organization than a biological refinement of principles already present in matter and fields before life emerged."

[Katherine Graham @KateXGate]

The Universe Was Making DNA Before Biology Existed

Physicist Gregory Morfill and collaborators studying complex plasmas observed something remarkable:

Microscopic inorganic dust particles suspended inside plasma spontaneously self-organize into stable helical structures resembling DNA.

No cells. No proteins. No genetics.

Inside plasma, charged dust particles interact through electromagnetic forces. As ions flow, they create plasma wakes that generate shifting attractions and repulsions, causing chains, lattices and helices to emerge spontaneously.

Some structures collapse quickly. Others persist because they distribute energy and charge more efficiently.

Meaning- the helices are not assembled.

They are the selected stable configurations of geometry that allow persistence of form within the interacting system.

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Morfill’s work suggests that highly ordered structures can emerge from electromagnetic self-organization alone.

And plasma is everywhere- stars, nebulae, and interstellar space are dominated by plasma exhibiting filamentation, crystalline ordering, and collective behavior across vast scales.

Under the right conditions, plasma naturally organizes.

In that sense, DNA may be less the origin of organization than a biological refinement of principles already present in matter and fields before life emerged.

We're seeing this over and over again in every scientific ontology looking at fundamental organizational patterns:

Selection before genetics.
Geometry before function.
Constraint before biology.

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So, if the universe is mostly plasma and plasma naturally organizes then perhaps order is not the exception in reality.

Perhaps disorder is.