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#212: The Invisible Government

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Dead Doctors Don't Lie (1999)

By Joel D. Wallach and Ma Lan - 30 Q&As - Unbekoming Book Summary

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Nov 04, 2025

In 1895, the Journal of the American Medical Association published a peculiar statistic that should have triggered a revolution in healthcare: doctors were dying at age 55, twenty years younger than the average American. A century later, Dr. Joel Wallach checked again, expecting modern medicine’s advances would have surely closed this gap. What he found defied logic—physicians still die younger than their patients, averaging just 58 to 69 years compared to the national average of 75.5. Here were the people with unlimited access to healthcare, the first to spot symptoms, the ones who could write their own prescriptions and schedule immediate surgeries, yet they were falling like timber before everyone else. The dead doctors in the morgue told a truth their living colleagues wouldn’t: whatever they were practicing wasn’t working.

Wallach might never have noticed this deadly irony if he hadn’t spent thirty years as a veterinarian, performing 17,500 autopsies on 454 species of animals alongside thousands of human autopsies for comparison. In the livestock industry, there’s no insurance to cover sick animals—if farmers used human healthcare economics, hamburger would cost $275 per pound just to pay the medical bills. This brutal economic reality forced veterinarians to master something human doctors scorned: prevention through mineral supplementation. Every day, Wallach watched veterinarians cure diseases in million-dollar racehorses and prize cattle that physicians declared incurable in humans. White muscle disease in lambs, cured with selenium. Diabetes in dogs, reversed with chromium and vanadium. When he discovered he could reproduce cystic fibrosis at will in monkeys simply by creating a nutritional deficiency—proving it wasn’t genetic but nutritional—he rushed to share this breakthrough with the National Institutes of Health. Twenty-four hours later, he was fired. The NIH wasn’t interested in a cure that would eliminate millions in research grants.

The evidence was overwhelming once you knew where to look. Eight cultures scattered across mountain ranges from Tibet to Ecuador routinely produced people who lived to 120, 140, even allegedly 256 years old. The Hunza in Pakistan, the Georgians in the Caucasus Mountains, the Vilcabamba in Ecuador—they all shared something extraordinary. It wasn’t genetics, wasn’t exercise, wasn’t some mystical practice. They drank and irrigated their crops with “glacial milk,” water so thick with minerals it appeared white or gray. When you boiled away a quart of their water, two inches of mineral deposits remained in the pot. Boil away a quart of Evian or Perrier, and you’d get enough minerals to cover the head of a pin. These cultures had accidentally stumbled upon what Wallach’s comparative pathology had proven: every animal and every human that dies of natural causes dies of a nutritional deficiency disease. Not sometimes. Not usually. Always. The minerals ground from the mountains by millions of tons of glacial ice had given these people what modern agriculture had stolen from the rest of us—the 60 essential minerals that serve as cofactors for every biological process in the body.

The American people have been fed a lie so deadly it’s killed more of us than all foreign enemies combined: “You can get everything you need from the four food groups.” The 1936 U.S. Senate Document 264 proved our soils were catastrophically depleted of minerals. The 1992 Rio Earth Summit confirmed it had gotten worse—North American soils are now 85% mineral depleted. Plants can’t manufacture minerals; they can only absorb what’s in the soil, and what’s in the soil is almost nothing. The medical establishment knows this. They have the veterinary evidence, the geological evidence, the comparative pathology evidence. But acknowledging that diabetes is just chromium deficiency, that arthritis is calcium and mineral deficiency, that heart disease is selenium deficiency—that would collapse a trillion-dollar industry overnight. So they keep prescribing drugs that manage symptoms while the underlying deficiencies ravage the body, all while telling their patients to avoid the very supplements that could save them. The truth is so simple it’s almost insulting: for the price of livestock minerals—pennies a day—humans could live past 100 with the vitality of the Hunza elders who still farm at 140. This book is the story of how that truth was discovered, why it’s been suppressed, and what you can do about it starting today.

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STRONG GEOMAGNETIC STORM PREDICTED

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The sun hurled another CME toward Earth today, and this one looks like it will be a direct hit. The M7.5-class explosion from sunspot 4274 has an unambiguous Earth-directed component. In total, three CMEs will graze or hit Earth in the days ahead: #1, #2, #3. As a result, strong G3-class geomagnetic storms are possible on Nov. 6-8. CME impact alerts: SMS Text.

SOLAR ACTIVITY IS HIGH: Suddenly, the sun is very active. Yesterday, Earth-orbiting satellites detected two powerful X-class solar flares. This interest-compressed movie from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory shows both:

The northern flare (X1.8) came from active sunspot 4274. The southern flare (X1.1) came from a sunspot hidden behind the sun's limb. It was probably more powerful than its nominal classification because the flare was partially eclipsed by the edge of the solar disk.

There's no reason to think this activity will subside. These sunspots have been flaring for weeks, producing multiple farside CMEs in late October. Now they are turning toward Earth. Stay tuned!

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My EMF Home Harmonizer is Installed - What a Difference a Day Makes...

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Nov 02, 2025

What a difference a day makes

Twenty-four little hours

Brought the sun and the flowers

Where there used to be rain….

One of my favorites songs, sung by the incomparable Dinah Washington, describes maybe even a bit over the top, just how I feel after the installation of the Home Harmonizer.

Honestly, I’m not really joking. The difference in my home is shocking. I was able to install the EMF frequency Home Harmonizer myself yesterday on my smart meter unit. It’s been about 24 hours since it was installed and I’m still stunned by the change.

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don't be surprised if it happens again

 THE SUN IS STILL SHOOTING AT US

 

GEOMAGNETIC STORMS ARE POSSIBLE THIS WEEK: Yesterday, a magnificent CME billowed away from the sun's eastern limb. A glancing blow from that CME combined with influences from an incoming solar wind stream could cause G1/G2 geomagnetic storms on Nov. 6th and 7th.

THE STRONGEST SOLAR FLARE OF THE SPACE AGE: Twenty-two years ago today, the sun unleashed the strongest X-ray solar flare of the Space Age. The underlying sunspot was not facing Earth; otherwise we might have experienced a new Carrington Event. Instead, the debris flew harmlessly off the sun's western limb:


The flare's extreme ultraviolet flash. Credit: SOHO

The explosion on Nov. 4, 2003, was so intense that, at first, no one knew how strong it was.  X-ray detectors onboard GOES satellites were saturated for 11 minutes. This clipped the readings at X17.4, but clearly it was stronger. Shortwave radios in North America went silent as the continent experienced a deep radio blackout--a hint at the flare's true severity.

Eventually, researchers figured it out. Our personal favorite estimate comes from this paper, which describes how Earth's ionosphere was used as a giant solar flare detector. Their answer, X45, has been confirmed by other studies.

This puts it in the same ballpark as the Carrington Event. There were no X-ray detectors in the 19th century, so researchers have to use indirect methods to estimate the intensity of Carrington's flare on Sept. 1, 1859.  Studies of auroras, ice cores, and magnetic disturbances suggest values near X45, although some estimates go as high as X80.

Now for the interesting part: The Nov. 4, 2003, flare occurred during the declining phase of Solar Cycle 23.  Twenty-two years later, we are near the same point in Solar Cycle 25. As any good space weather forecaster will tell you, the downslopes of solar cycles are prime time for big explosions. No one knows why, but it's true.

In conclusion, don't be surprised if it happens again.

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Long Life POSSIBLE!


Dead Doctors Don't Lie (1999)

LINK:  https://open.substack.com/pub/unbekoming/p/dead-doctors-dont-lie-1999?r=cbskx&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false
 
The evidence was overwhelming once you knew where to look.  Eight cultures scattered across mountain ranges from Tibet to Ecuador routinely produced people who lived to 120, 140, even allegedly 256 years old.  The Hunza in Pakistan, the Georgians in the Caucasus Mountains, the Vilcabamba in Ecuador—they all shared something extraordinary.  It wasn’t genetics, wasn’t exercise, wasn’t some mystical practice.  They drank and irrigated their crops with “glacial milk,” water so thick with minerals it appeared white or gray.  When you boiled away a quart of their water, two inches of mineral deposits remained in the pot.  Boil away a quart of Evian or Perrier, and you’d get enough minerals to cover the head of a pin.  These cultures had accidentally stumbled upon what Wallach’s comparative pathology had proven: every animal and every human that dies of natural causes dies of a nutritional deficiency disease.  Not sometimes.  Not usually.  Always. The minerals ground from the mountains by millions of tons of glacial ice had given these people what modern agriculture had stolen from the rest of us—the 60 essential minerals that serve as cofactors for every biological process in the body.
The American people have been fed a lie so deadly it’s killed more of us than all foreign enemies combined: “You can get everything you need from the four food groups.” The 1936 U.S. Senate Document 264 proved our soils were catastrophically depleted of minerals. The 1992 Rio Earth Summit confirmed it had gotten worse—North American soils are now 85% mineral depleted.  Plants can’t manufacture minerals; they can only absorb what’s in the soil, and what’s in the soil is almost nothing.  The medical establishment knows this.  They have the veterinary evidence, the geological evidence, the comparative pathology evidence.  But acknowledging that diabetes is just chromium deficiency, that arthritis is calcium and mineral deficiency, that heart disease is selenium deficiency—that would collapse a trillion-dollar industry overnight.  So they keep prescribing drugs that manage symptoms while the underlying deficiencies ravage the body, all while telling their patients to avoid the very supplements that could save them.  The truth is so simple it’s almost insulting: for the price of livestock minerals—pennies a day—humans could live past 100 with the vitality of the Hunza elders who still farm at 140.  
This book is the story of how that truth was discovered, why it’s been suppressed, and what you can do about it starting today.
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Food Stamp Freeze That Could Spark a National Emergency (EBT UPDATE)

By LT at November 03, 2025 No comments:
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oh god

 


'Faith tech' industry taking off

The "faith tech" industry has exploded recently, with several apps featuring religious Chatbots dominating the Apple App Store, as reported by The New York Times.

The Bible chat app calls itself "the #1 faith app in the world" and features "the first AI in the world trained exclusively on the Bible."

Another app, Hallow, was the most downloaded app for a period in 2024 and features AI that answers questions based on Catholic teachings.

Chatwithgod.ai is a website that allows users to talk "directly" to God from the faith of their choosing and provides answers to a variety of questions that don't necessarily have to be faith-based.

People are using AI to communicate with God — but why? 

By LT at November 03, 2025 No comments:
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not again!

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Unknown object crash near Area 51 fuels cover-up claims


By Beck Wehner on November 2, 2025

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A mysterious object of unknown origin fell from the sky and crashed just outside of Nevada's secretive Area 51 military base, and five weeks later, the public is still in the dark.

The crash was quickly covered up, both literally and figuratively. 8 News Now Chief Investigator George Knapp of Nexstar's KLAS thinks the official story as told by the military is demonstrably false.

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already failing!

WOOHOO!

LINK: https://substack.com/@aaronparnas/note/p-177827720?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=cbskx 

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to explain by Monday how it will comply with a ruling requiring the Agriculture Department to fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) during the ongoing government shutdown, which has left tens of millions without benefits. 👇 

(Republicans) Quite the opposite of a moral foundation. Some grocers are giving SNAP recipients an extra discount because they have not received benefits this month. 

Sooooo the USDA sent this note to retailers:

-YOU MUST OFFER ELIGIBLE FOODS AT THE SAME PRICES AND ON THE SAME TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO SNAP-EBT CUSTOMERS AS OTHER CUSTOMERS, EXCEPT THAT SALES TAX CANNOT BE CHARGED ON SNAP PURCHASES.

-YOU CANNOT TREAT SNAP-EBT CUSTOMERS DIFFERENTLY THAN ANY OTHER CUSTOMER.

-OFFERING DISCOUNTS OR SERVICES ONLY TO SNAP PAYING CUSTOMERS IS A SNAP VIOLATION UNLESS YOU HAVE A SNAP EQUAL TREATMENT WAIVER.

fns.usda.gov/snap/ebt/r…


 

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F***K Everything

 


Dean Henderson | F*** Everything | The Richie Allen Show by Dean Henderson

Left Hook 2025 10-30

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LINK: https://player.broadcast.radio/therichieallenshow?
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The Montauk Project: The Real Story That Inspired Stranger Things

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