Australian Sniper. It's a mythological land with a scorched, red heart ❤️. I have been damaged by corruption, and now study across various fields.
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Condom machines in women’s prisons means a convicted sex offender in a female prison can violently abuse any female prisoner and leave no useable DNA evidence. Any female who claims assault without CLEAR evidence will be charged with sexual harassment against trans women.
“When they started to install the condom machines into the women's prisons after the transfers started, I thought there's nothing lower than this. Nothing.”
@ichinita310 is fighting to keep women's spaces FEMALE. Watch more:
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In the same week, Donald Trump backed Monsanto with liability protection, meaning you can't sue over a product that causes cancer as long as a corrupted EPA signs off on it, and announced a 500 million dollar commitment to regenerative farming. Think about how those two things manage to sit next to one another.
I think this is Trump trying to do two things at once that fundamentally can't be done together. I know this dynamic well from the vaccine fight, and I see the same pattern. I believe he genuinely wants the vaccine schedule reduced. He's told the autism story himself. But then he sits down with Pfizer's Bourla and makes enormous deals with the same industry. His logic, as I understand it, is that Bobby can go after the program while he keeps Pfizer close, because he doesn't want that money leaving the country.
He's a businessman trying to build the most powerful economy in the world, and that instinct collides head-on with the fact that these same businesses are corrupted, and they're poisoning the people he's trying to lead.
@Maveapproach
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I honestly feel more betrayed by and disgusted with Bobby than anyone else in this administration.
Guess what’s still being recommended to children and infants while this disgrace upon his family’s name licks the feet of a foreign spy?
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When I just watched this heated exchange between Del Bigtree and Robert Malone on @HighWireTalk, the slip was Ron Johnson.
mRNA pioneer Robert Malone (@RWMaloneMD) says Sen. Johnson is “extremely frustrated with the lack of transparency.”
But what I heard months ago makes me think that frustration is coming from higher up.
Recently on @ClubGrubbery Johnson said he showed Trump the VAERS chart he presents in Senate hearings:
JOHNSON - “I’ve shown (President Trump) my VAERS chart... in person”.
How did Trump respond?
JOHNSON - “he looks up at me and says”.... “even Democrats say it saved 100 million lives”
If Trump is agreeing with the Democrats that his Operation Warp Speed shots saved 100 million lives, is he really letting RFK Jr. produce the documents to pull those shots off the market?
And even if RFK could, or did, would that move stick?
That is the split we are seeing right here on screen, and in the MAHA movement.
One side is the old MAHA, still on the long game.
The new addition came in to get what they see as the immediate threat dealt with quicker, after mRNA shots were opened to babies as young as 6 months.
That doesn’t change the most important fact.
If what Sen. Ron Johnson revealed about how Trump responded to the VAERS chart is accurate, the chief who helped build the operation for messenger RNA deployment believes it’s a good thing.
That belief is what sets the agenda for the entire administration.
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This is the big diff I noticed. My parents made sure I got nothing for free. I had to clean, pay board, buy my own car. While the young men I dated, had cars, food, rent, bills, alcohol, everything paid for them by parents. They were mothered to death I was expected to take over.
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It would seem that the actual strategy by which the COVID-19 mRNA was designed leads to the generation of substantially longer unintended protein products...and this has been known for several years. But at least 6 years later, we know why....
Maybe it's too much to ask other simple questions like, what is the abundance of these unintended proteins, or what is their persistence, or even maybe what is their biological consequence?
@FDA @CDCgov @SecKennedy @NIHDirector_Jay - can we stop ignoring the gaps in knowledge (and by extension gaps in safety) with this technology?
Are we just going to keep learning about this as we go along? Shouldn't these fundamental questions have been thoroughly characterized BEFORE deploying so broadly across the human population?
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.26…
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For years, the government vilified, harassed, fired and censored doctors and patients for using ivermectin off-label for COVID.
Now the CDC recommends COVID vaccination for healthy people off-label, including healthy babies as young as six months.
Apparently “off-label” medicine is dangerous and public enemy #1 when your doctor chooses it.
But when the CDC chooses it, is becomes public health policy. Perfectly safe and effective.
You really can’t make this stuff up.
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💥BREAKING: CDC recommends off-label Covid vaccines for healthy babies, children and young adults
The decision comes despite the FDA restricting vaccine approvals in people under 65 to higher-risk groups, and despite federal scientists linking child deaths to the shots.
LINK👇👇
@SecKennedy @MaryBowdenMD @unhealthytruth
@newstart_2024 @DowdEdward @P_McCulloughMD
@brownstoneinst @MarioNawfal
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Fear comes about because of the deep divide between tech competence and tech ignorance. In the 50's everyone could fix a combustion engine. Now ppl don't understand their own house. Services Australia is run on an oily rag and OpenAI probs just gave them free cyber assessment.
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Our leaders are so tech illiterate it’s embarrassing.
An OpenAI agent found a vulnerability in an old public-facing government website containing aggregate Medicare statistics and accessed some non-public files. It could have got the files another way, which was simply to send an email and ask for them, as it is literally data for researchers. No personal Medicare records were accessed and there is no evidence the broader Services Australia network was compromised.
This is the sort of vulnerability a white-hat cybersecurity researcher might stumble across on a weekend and then notify a company or government agency about. That’s why they would have just sent an email notifying the government rather than some high-level outreach from the CEO to the PM. It’s simply not that big of a deal.
Instead, the government is making a big deal out of it to push its broader agenda on AI regulation. The timing, while the Prime Minister is overseas meeting tech leaders, is clearly an attempt to gain political leverage.
So of course, once again, they have everything perfectly backwards. Rather than accelerating our cyber capabilities they are pushing to slow AI capabilities. All the regulations in the world won’t save us from state actors and sophisticated offshore cyber criminals.
If an AI agent conducting a research task can find its way around your access controls, the lesson is obviously fix your access controls and get much better at AI-enabled cyber.
It's an outrage that foreign tech company's agent can hack one of our key health care agencies - and that we only learn about it months later when the US tech company bothers to email our government.
The PM already knew of this incident last week when he refused in Question Time to consider improving the powers of the AI Safety Institute.
We need to move quickly to increase the AI Safety Institute's ability to keep us safe, and to legislate national protections and limits around AI, our privacy and our data.
theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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Australia has a massive cyber security problem
I discovered vulnerabilities on NDIS service provider websites. Which leaks personally identifiable information about patients, employeers, suppliers, their addresses, first and last name, etc
I reported the vulnerability to the NDIS provider in Feb 2022, March 2022, June 2022. I reported the vulnerability to Australian Signals Directorate's ACSC in 2022. I reported the vulnerability to to Cyber.gov.au followed all the correct procedures
I checked the URL today and guess what? It's still leaking personal data: 4 years later. The vulnerability is still live. You can still see peoples personally identifiable information from a misformed URL.
It's publicly available. To anyone right now.
I have seen many such cases. But this is the most egregious.
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So apparently an AI 'hacked' some shitty Aus government website.
Rather than larping on about it and spending millions more of taxpayer funds on yet another 'taskforce' of retarded bureaucrats, why doesn't the government simply release the technical details of exactly what happened?
Because there are two main possibilities here:
1) The AI revealed a very basic security issue which is the fault of the humans, for example a file storage bucket exposed with the wrong permissions, enabling read access to file names (likely)
2) The AI 'hacked' the website through one or many sophisticated attack vectors to gain access to unauthorised data, in a system that was otherwise deemed secure.
There is a very big difference between the two.
Right now all the government has to do is release a very simple technical explanation of precisely what happened.
But instead of that, they are running around holding press conferences like the sky is falling, because they are all a bunch of technically illiterate, corrupt, self-serving bureaucrats.
Albo will no doubt use this to accelerate whatever communist agenda is next on his list.
The public deserve transparency about what exactly happened, not more political machinations by incompetent idiots.
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"If you continue to ignore our central issue of removing the mRNA platform, the MAHA and health freedom movements will withdraw their support of you, and you will face the political consequences."
thefocalpoints.com/p/breakin…
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24 New Papers on Electromagnetic Fields and Biology or Health
Electromagnetic Radiation Safety, Sept 19, 2026
To see recent abstracts or all 2500+ go to:
saferemr.com/2022/06/recent-…
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5'6 balding Phil Collins strolling around in an office shirt singing and drumming one of the greatest songs ever is the definition of AURA.
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Well, as per usual, @MaryanneDemasi is kicking ass and taking names…but what she shows is by turns sobering and terrifying. 💉🤯🤬😈
🚨🚨 Read this to understand that the vaccine industry always relied on DNA contamination to make your immune system produce antibodies, which is how they get their vaccine approved.
But the cGAS-STING mechanism it uses on causes cancer.
The antibodies you produce are an extreme and desperate response from cells that encounter foreign DNA that should never be there. The immune system tries to rescue the cells in response to their desperation. If this desperate salvage pathway keeps getting stimulated it increases the risk of cancer.
If you don't have the "adjuvant" there is literally no response from the immune system to the injected antigen because the "adjuvant" is not an adjuvant at all. It is a cellular carrier that carries any foreign DNA packaged with it into your cells.
That's why every "adjuvant" is actually also a transfection agent in lab studies.
The vaccine industry's biggest and most insidious secret.
Well, not any more thanks to @MaryanneDemasi
nature.com/articles/s43018-0…
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Researchers gave office workers who lived under LEDs a 60W incandescent desk lamp. Two weeks later, every one of them had their color vision improve by 25%.
The government banned those bulbs in 2022 for "wasting" energy as infrared.
But that "waste" is actually one of the most important nutrients our bodies depend upon, and the improvement lasted for weeks after the lamps were taken away (while nothing changed in the controls).
Decades of forgotten research show the artificial light we replaced it with is a root cause of many inexplicable illnesses (e.g., insomnia, obesity, cancer, and hyperactivity in children). Here I show what that research found and how a bill now before the Senate can bring these bulbs back.🧵 midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-h…
