This is what the op is about.
We don’t leave one of our own
https://t.co/jNkVQy2Ibk
@RikLesel has been a stalwart for our movement,
Now he could use your help.
It’s not just about funding, please take the time to read everything in the link
Thinking of you brother
@AmericaPapaBear Lost an uncle in law to a heart attack right after the jab. He never had health issues prior. All of my coworkers are jabbed and boostered up. They always come in feeling awful for weeks after. They haven't made the connection yet 🙄
Your government doesn't protect you—it protects its own power.
Your media doesn't inform you—it programs you.
Your money is worthless paper backed by nothing but blind faith.
Your food is engineered to make you sick, then sell you the cure.
Your schools teach you obedience, not critical thinking.
Your vaccines are not tested for safety—they're tested for compliance.
Your wars are fought for profit, not freedom.
Your "leaders" laugh at you while you fight each other.
Repost if you're done being a sheep. 🔁
The most pathetic and gut-wrenching feeling ever is when you finally muster the courage to say, “Hey, that hurt me,” or “This made me feel a certain way,” and instead of being met with understanding, grace, or even a simple I'm sorry, you get hit with deflection, manipulation, or a full-blown guilt trip. Suddenly you’re the villain. The over-thinker. The one who’s “too emotional” or “doing too much.” They twist your honesty into an attack, your vulnerability into a weakness, and somehow, by the end of the conversation, you’re the one saying sorry for even speaking up. You walk away feeling confused, heavy, and ashamed, regretting that you even opened your mouth in the first place. That’s the worst part. Not the disagreement itself, but the internal aftermath. The part where you start second-guessing your feelings like, “Maybe I was being dramatic?” or “Maybe I should’ve just let it go?” But let’s be real: you didn’t ask for a fight. You asked for respect. You were seeking resolution, not retaliation. You wanted connection, not control. It’s so damaging when someone can’t handle being held accountable, so they flip the script and make you feel crazy for simply asking to be treated with care. This is why so many people stay silent. Not because they don’t feel things but because they’ve been taught, by experience, that expressing hurt only leads to more pain. And that’s tragic. So if you’ve ever walked away from a conversation feeling worse than before you spoke your truth, let this be your reminder: you are not too sensitive. Your feelings are not inconvenient. And you are not wrong for wanting clarity, closure, or compassion. You just need to be in the presence of people who can handle the weight of being in a relationship with real emotions, real accountability, and real maturity.
i don't think people really understand that there is no coming back from certain things. Some damage does not get undone, and once it changes how you see someone, that's it. Not everything deserves a second chance, no matter how sorry they are.
@Maat_777777 I did need to hear this today, thank you ❤️ I don't think the person doesn't care about me, but it is clear they care more about their ego than my boundary. The boundary is not budging from this point forward.
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🔹THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS KNOW. THEY HAVE KNOWN SINCE 2014. A PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGIST JUST SENT US HIS RESIGNATION LETTER. READ IT.
"To the Board of Directors, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Effective immediately, I resign.
I have spent 19 years in pediatric oncology. I have treated 2,300 children with cancer. I have watched 814 of them die.
I am writing this letter because I cannot carry the weight of what I know for one more day.
In 2014, I was invited to a closed-door presentation at a medical conference in Geneva. The presentation was titled: 'Non-Invasive Electromagnetic Approaches to Pediatric Tumor Regression.' It was not listed in the public program.
The presenter — whose name I will not reveal for his safety — showed us data from 340 pediatric cancer cases treated with frequency-based therapy between 2009 and 2014:
— 312 out of 340 children achieved complete tumor remission
— Average treatment time: 3 sessions of 25 minutes each
— Side effects: ZERO
— Recurrence rate: 4%
— Age range: 2 to 16 years old
312 children. Cured. No chemotherapy. No radiation. No hair loss. No vomiting. No organ damage. No death.
I sat in that room with 40 other pediatric oncologists. We all saw the same data. We all understood what it meant.
Then we were told:
'This technology is not approved for civilian use. Any attempt to replicate, discuss, or disseminate these findings will result in immediate termination and criminal prosecution. You are bound by the non-disclosure terms of your conference registration.'
We went home. We went back to our hospitals. We went back to injecting children with chemotherapy that we KNEW was unnecessary.
I went back to Room 4B. That's where we do pediatric chemo at my hospital. Room 4B.
I went back to holding the hands of 6-year-olds while poison dripped into their veins.
I went back to telling mothers: 'We're doing everything we can.'
We were not doing everything we could. We were doing everything we were ALLOWED to do.
Since 2014, I have personally administered chemotherapy to 847 children.
I know — with absolute certainty — that at least 70% of them could have been cured in 75 minutes with zero pain.
Instead, I gave them 6-18 months of chemical torture. I watched their hair fall out. I watched them vomit until they had nothing left. I watched their parents sell their homes to pay for treatment that I KNEW was inferior to technology that already existed.
I watched 214 of those children die.
214 children. Dead. Since 2014. Under my care. While I knew.
I am not asking for forgiveness. There is no forgiveness for this.
I am asking for this letter to reach every parent who has ever been told 'there's nothing more we can do.' Because that sentence is a lie. It has been a lie since at least 2014.
There IS more they can do. There is a treatment that cures pediatric cancer in 75 minutes with zero side effects. It exists. It works. 312 children proved it works.
Your doctor knows. Your hospital knows. The board of directors knows.
They chose money over your child's life. I chose my career over your child's life.
I will not choose it one more day.
To the 214 families whose children I failed:
I am sorry. I am sorry I was a coward. I am sorry I chose silence. I am sorry I let the system convince me that obedience was the same as ethics.
It is not. Obedience killed your children. My obedience killed your children.
This letter is not enough. Nothing will ever be enough. But the silence ends today."
— Name withheld. Pediatric Oncologist. 19 years. 2,300 patients. 814 deaths. 214 preventable.
He watched 214 children die knowing the cure existed. He stayed silent for 10 years. He is not silent anymore. Neither are we.
Share this for every child who deserved 75 minutes instead of 18 months of poison.
@edgaralandough 3 tragedies and one incredibly stupid not necessary event in the last 3 months. All had me in tears, seeing red, or both. All I've done is cry the last few months. Feeling my way through it and trying very hard to keep this in mind. Exhausted. Going to bed lol.
One thing you have to understand is that even your closest friends can betray you at any moment.
Don't ignore red flags. Trust your instincts, protect your peace, and know when it's time to walk away.
The world can be brutal.
@ThrillaRilla369@charlie1zulu I was going to say a/c but having 2 parents is the better answer. Since 6 months old. Thought it was totally normal until I was around 10 lol
@depressionlesss Lost our sweet cat a little over a week ago. This is a hard account to follow after that but also a blessing. We don't have any other little ones to grieve with us and I've missed that aspect too. Will be visiting the shelter soon!! ❤️❤️
There are people out here genuinely debating whether they’d take a life to protect their own kids… and I’m sitting here thinking, “I’d take a life for your kids.”
Kids are always off the table. Full stop. Even most hardened prison inmates understand that basic code: you don’t harm children. Period.
I’d go to war for your child if they needed it. But for mine? I’d burn the whole world down, scorched earth, no limits, no hesitation. That’s not even a question.
ALERT - Listen to your gut. Your Food Was Poisoned on Purpose. There were no mistakes. They are trying to get rid of you, without you even knowing it. The Giant Food Industry scam. Watch & Re-post
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Lukewarm take: we need to stop using mental health/therapy buzzwords in day to day life. Not everyone you dislike is a narcissist. Being sad doesn’t mean you’re depressed. There’s a resounding difference between being nervous and having anxiety. You’re not ADHD because you don’t like to sit still. You’re not autistic because you’re quirky. OCD doesn’t mean you’re organized. And for the love of all that is holy, not every situation that made you uncomfortable is “trauma”.
@PZaith Thank you for reposting this! Sent it to my dad who isn't online and feels so alone. This will show him that there are actually millions that are right there with him. We are all Pepe!