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When I was a kid they removed my tonsils, and everyone else's, these crazy medical indoctrinated doctors and surgeons.

It's a mad world.

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Even in these days tonsils represent a very controversial subject, disputed between the old and the younger doctors, not removing or removing them....yes, a mad world.

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Call me a pussy but... the part about grafting foreskins onto mice then slashing them with scalpels and rubbing them with sandpaper was... hard to watch!

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The globalists push the scam of infection and viruses to keep you sick, controlled and permanently in fear.

The indoctrination camps ( universities) funded by the elites, make sure every new student gets his fair share of programming, conditioning, and indoctrination,

Just trust the science,

Always trust authority figures and people in white Coats.

We have all fallen for the fraud and deception .start your life a fresh,

Do your own due diligence, don't trust the science , always analyse evaluate, challenge and critically think.

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Trusting the science IS constant analysis, evaluation, challenge between the established and the outlier, and always thinking critically. That's science.

The term "follow the science" means something else entirely, it means, "follow the political dogma".

"FOLLOW" has connotations of non-thinking, blind faith, like sheep.

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That is an excellent comment KS ... living, ongoing, critical falsifiability.

Trouble is that those who have built or are building their money, careers, prestige, political, corporate, medical and academic kudos, believe in THEIR unassailable scientific authority. Such individuals become strongly inclined toward a marked reluctance to accept let alone test the premise of falsification.

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Brilliant!

I can’t wait to see what Malone, McCullough, Cole, Bigtree, Micowits, Willis, etc. of the so called “truth & freedom” movement have to say.

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They all genuflect before the god of the germ theory which makes them questionable at best.

They are IMO everything Wizardboy43 just described. Not to be trusted

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They’re the new authority figures.

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They’re more accurately described as the “false & tyranny” movement.

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He’s a Hollywood leading man.

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Imagine my surprise, with govt its always one damn fake threat after another.

All we need to do is stop believing in the false and their fake narrative will dissolve.

Fear-control-submission.

“The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by an endless series of hobgoblins, most of them imaginary.”

― H.L. Mencken

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I agree. If you feel fear, always ask yourself why. That's easier in the realm of politics but when it comes to health, the almost innate fear of potentially dying or becoming chronically sick keeps people hooked on false and 'easy' solutions. That's why becoming educated and shifting paradigms is critical.... and is happening (thanks to technology, ironically!)

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That Mencken guy was beyond brilliant.

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More virus nonsense. A sore throat is a sore throat. Perhaps your body creates a sore throat because it wants you to slow down eating so it can work on repairing itself rather that the arduous task of digesting food. I seriously doubt these medical whizzes can decipher one sore throat from another.

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Thank you for another great video and for bringing some sanity to this topic. Wish we could get more parents to consider this.

Thanks,

Mike Donio

My Substack is https://stillinthestorm.substack.com

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I had a feeling the next PLandemic would be bacterial.

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Off topic:

Where is the best place to subscribe to Sam... anyone? I was subscribed to her Subscribe star but don't like it.. not well organised and non searchable. Then I changed to her website but we can't comment/discuss there. Substack seems pretty good. Are there any downsides? Many thanks.

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You can subscribe on her website. She sends emails when new podcast is released...

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Oddysey is good. Dr.Sam Bailey.

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Thanks for that...why?

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Thought you were looking to subscribe to an alternative platform for Dr.Sam Bailey. You are welcome.

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I am, thanks. I was just wondering why you recommend Odysee... what is it about the channel that you like. Perhaps my sentence was too blunt.. sorry.

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It's similar to Rumble, no censorship. Lots of commemts from folks with valuable info. From all over the world.

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Since you mentioned rabies you may be interested in this analysis of what it might be other than a virus https://linlaz.substack.com/p/rabies-snakes-and-the-ghost-virus

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Thanks David. I've always assumed that the comments sections were for us to communicate with each other. Sam or any of the others are the instigators of critical thinking and the givers of info, always so much appreciated. The Baileys have their Q and A sessions but the main point or the raison d'etre (can't find French accents!) for the likes of Sam, Tom Cowan etc is for folk to take what they give and do their own research and/or change their ways. But it helps to run things by other (lay)people too.

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You're Brilliant. God bless you & My book has just arrived. You're doing a Grand job & service to humanity. Merry Christmas

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I support terrain theory but am confused about certain issues. What about sepsis, which if not treated with antibiotics will quickly lead to death?

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Maybe sepsis is not a viral but a bacterial infection. I believe there is a distinct difference between viruses and bacteria.

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I’m so thrilled that you are trying to educate so many people about real science! I’ve been a massage therapist for over 25 years and was amazed over time how my clients were slowly indoctrinated into taking medications unnecessarily.

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Hi Dr. Sam. I really enjoy your videos and has purchased Virus Mania, which I have read about 30% so far.

Question. I got a lung illness whilst away more than 800KM for a project. Coughing and fever. When I returned, with in 3 days, my wife had the same illness. I don’t understand, because we had different diets and different environments. What made her sick with the same thing?

Many thanks

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Merry Christmas, Sam and Mark!

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Thanks obedient one.

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The other point I would like to be able to answer, when terrain theory is questioned, is genital herpes, which new sufferers seem to be quite sure they have caught from a sexual partner.

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Terrain, in my little understanding, at its heart is about maintaining one's body in the best of health so as to avoid bacterial and other bodily reactions getting out-of-wack. Not getting the right nutrition, sleep, exercise and avoiding toxins etc.

If sepsis or other bacteria take advantage of the weakened body then what's the best response!

Terrain Theory doesn't answer that precisely. Maybe there's still room for anti-bacterial treatment. But be aware that there's always risk of harm. Bacteria essential for good health will get harmed under this type of treatment. It's a benefit/ risk analysis. Urgency would be a key factor here, where getting the body back on track through nutrition, sleep, removal of toxins, if that's possible, all take a reasonable timeframe. That's where, I think, classical antibacterial treatment could be considered.

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Dec 20, 2022·edited Dec 20, 2022

As I understood it, bacteria come on the scene when there is a job to be done, viz cleaning up the debris. So why stop them?!

Try Tom Cowan on Subscribestar July 7th 2022 or same on Bitchute https://www.bitchute.com/video/o1vXS5JmUcq2/ From 16'30" to 23'30" And he has other vids that go into ANTIBIOTICS

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I am thinking of a septic wound or post-operative situation where there really isn't much time, and life is in danger. If antibiotics are only attacking beneficial bacteria then why do they save lives in these circumstances? I am not attacking Sam, I am just trying to understand.

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Contaminants that injure body cells are trapped in the wound. Poisoning occurs from wastes created as dying cells are broken down (microbes do that job). What is the safest way to clear the waste from the system ?

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That's a prefectly reasonable question. My take on it is that bacterial activity can sometimes be overwhelming for an organsim and that's why antibiotics can help knock back the overgrowth (that also produces toxins) to comfortable levels. But I'll let the experts correct me if that's wrong. Same as when a fever gets too high. It helps to reduce it somewhat. Natural methods are probably better than pharma meds, but sometimes you have to use whatever's at hand.

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Correct, but i will add, overgorowth only happens when an specific bacterial manifestation (which btw as the research of Gaston Naessens, Gunther Enderlein and Antoine Bechamp well demonstrate, is induced by toxic conditions) express enzymes called operons, that uses minerals as growth media instead of suggar, more specially iron and arsenic, so, yeah, in short, the arsenic accumulated in the body make arsenic hungry bacteria grow and produce an even more lethal form of arsenic, arsine gas, that has a way greater destructive potential than the arsenate forms, therefore in this case, antibiotics have to be used.

But the only bacteria that will ever produce any kind of toxins express some form of operon and of course you need the poison the operon metabolizes for it to cause any harm, so therefore i have once and for all explained terrain vs germ theory, why only terrain is correct but in some situations you have to adopt drastic measures to stop the in that situation, dangerous kind of bacteria.

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Thank you Vitor for your detailed explanation. Would it be possible to treat such conditions with a detoxification protocol instead of resorting to antibiotics?

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It could be tried. Maybe for exemple some homeopatic mixtures with sulphur compounds, as arsenic has a very high affinity for sulphur bonds according to what research shows.

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