🚨 THE ONLY LAWYER WILLING TO TESTIFY AGAINST BILL GATES SUDDENLY DIED FROM "UNDISCLOSED CAUSES"
Professor Francis Boyle, an expert on bioweapons who drafted several related laws, agreed to testify against Gates.
He was going to testify that the vaccines were being used as a deployment of bioweapons.
Three weeks later he died suddenly from "undisclosed causes".
He was in his mid-70s, perfectly healthy, and teaching full time.
The cause of death is still unknown.
What do you think happened to Professor Boyle?
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How five vaccines and a bottle of Tylenol converge on the infant brainstem — and why the medical examiner’s “smothering” verdict is the last stage of a century-long classification laundry
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The state showed up at Joel Salatin's farm and told him selling chickens to his own neighbors was illegal.
He was stunned. "I'm a voluntary farmer. They're a voluntary buyer. We're neighbors. What do you mean? We can't butcher a chicken here and sell it to them?"
Their reasoning? The air was unsanitary. "If one fly enters your processing area, then it's an adulterated chicken and inedible."
They said his windows had to be covered with fly-impregnable mesh. One problem. He processed outdoors, with no walls.
"It doesn't say I have to have a wall," Salatin told them. That sentence became the crux of the showdown.
"They were going to eliminate our farm." He pulled in his senator, his delegate, and an attorney. Three months later, he won.
In the living-room meeting, a legislative aide looked at the regulators and asked: "Gentlemen, is it possible that somebody in Richmond created these rules who could not have conceived of a place like Polyface?"
They had to say yes.
And here's the thing. A microbiology lab had just swab-tested his birds against store-bought chicken. The store-bought birds had been through 40 chlorine baths. His had no antimicrobials at all.
The store-bought chicken averaged 3,600 colony forming units of bacteria. His averaged 133.
That's 27 times more bacteria in the government-approved bird.
"So if it's clean, who cares if it's outside, inside, in the kitchen? If it's clean, it's clean," Salatin said.
The regulator's answer? "Well, that's not all we're concerned about."
The standard was never cleanliness. It was compliance.
Your ultimate supermarket translation guide:
"Fat free" means we pulled the fat out and poured sugar in so it still tastes of something.
"Sugar free" means sweetened with a chemical that ends in -ol and empties you by lunchtime.
"Low fat" means high sugar. Always. Check the back.
"No added sugar" means the sugar was already in there, we just didn't top it up.
"Heart healthy" means we paid for the little tick and fried it in seed oil.
"Cholesterol free" means it's a plant, plants never had any, well done for reading nothing.
"High in fibre" means we bulked it with something you cannot digest so chewing it feels like an achievement.
"Made with real fruit" means one grape attended the factory.
"Baked not fried" means same seed oil, different machine.
"Wholegrain" means beige, milled to dust, and it spikes you like the white loaf standing next to it.
"Plant based" means assembled in a factory from things a vegetable once stood near.
"Natural flavourings" means made in a laboratory, legally.
"Beef" means beef.
The front of the packet is written by the marketing department.
The back is written by the legal department, and only one of them is allowed to lie.
When they say a city was "Founded" they mean it literally. The city was FOUND not built, at least not built by us. It was unearthed from the ground after the last reset.
BREAKING: The FDA has reversed a key finding in the nationwide lettuce investigation, saying a Taylor Farms sample that initially tested positive for Cyclospora was later determined to be a false positive. Officials now say there are no confirmed positive product samples.
The recall remains in effect as the investigation continues into an outbreak that has sickened more than 1,600 people across five states.
Raw milk from healthy pastured animals is a living food. Pasteurisation destroys enzymes, bacteria, and bioactive proteins. Then homogenisation oxidises the fat. You’re sold the corpse and told it’s safer.