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Apr 20·edited Apr 20Liked by Moriarty

From just a lay person watching from the bleachers and hoping the elephants & lions in the 3 rings below don't come to get me ...

Always amazed how the "methods of attack" of the well designed bio weapon seems to ever expand to an infinite set of points of attack and resulting potential maladies. From micro clots to inflammation to leaky gut and passing through the blood brain "barrier" to ...??? All of which may result in "long covid", malaise, turbo cancers, kidney damage, brain damage, sudden death, slow death you name it,... the list never ends.

So many potential maladies that it often becomes hard to CONCLUSIVELY assign cause and effect. You know, maybe your malaise &/or long covid is depression, maybe your heart issue was lurking below the surface & you just never knew it,, maybe your sudden death is bad luck. Maybe maybe maybe = delay delay delay

Meanwhile the attacks proceed. As if we don't know the consequences

Because maybe. Still gotta prove stuff

Hard to blame it on the clot shot without someone (a pharma/gov/DOD lawyer?) saying "prove it. Correlation does not prove causality". yada yada

Point is, it has all the attributes of a really well designed bio weapon if you were going to set out to design one. Keep that mystery and plausible deniability. Make it lethal but not TOO lethal. Make it debilitating but not TOO debilitating. And not always. Don't want the lab rats keeling over in the clot shot lottery line right after the injection. That would be FAR too easy. Make it interesting make it hard to discern

Make it like what you would want in a well designed, politically astute and judiciously deployed bio weapon. If of course that were the objective.. Because (wink wink(, we don't know FOR SURE the objective. Can't PROVE it. Meanwhile sue anyone with suspicious for liable and put them on notice. PROVE IT or you'll be punished. Make it so everyone has to gnash their teeth and debate and argue and research and test till all the lab rats are already dead while the perps pretend that we didn't see what we are seeing and that they didn't know what they knew when they deployed it

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Apr 20Liked by Moriarty

Whatever you choose to write, we will read :) I'm having a difficult time getting my family to understand the importance/disaster of our dwindling immune systems. When things turn to caca I will really need the male muscle around so I'm stockpiling things... thank God I have control of the $... lol My son's main concern - mine too - is having effective pain killers on hand!

Ultrabotonica uses liquid protein scaffolds to supposedly deliver far more to the cell - curcumin, ECGC, Reservaratrol, Fisetin.... Joe Tippens recommendation. Scaffold is from brown rice, whey and NAC.... does this sound plausible to you? I know it's very different than LNPs but I'm very gun shy now about all this stuff... like polymva... putting palladium in your body doesn't sound that good.

I'm really grateful for your tips and discussions... I used to love researching but right now I simply don't have time so your ideas really help. Looking forward to your next compilation of needed supplements.

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Apr 20Liked by Moriarty

Very interesting, well stated, lots of info. Thank you.

What’s a good start to heal that leaky gut…carnivore & kimchi?

Glutathione? D levels raised? Have you some good ideas? Thank you 💝🙏🏻

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The Covid19 Spike used in the experiments reported by Lingshu Luo et al. contains Endotoxin stated to be < 1.0 EU per μg protein as determined by the LAL method.

https://www.sinobiological.com/recombinant-proteins/2019-ncov-cov-spike-40592-v05h

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Apr 20Liked by Moriarty

Professor - Making like the white rabbit, but better late than never. "Remarkable and insightful" Your welcome and as always excellent deduction. CEACAM5 is to the glycocalyx, as it is to a smoker. Counterintuitively, that is one of the reasons it was the best defense and asthmatics were less susceptible. And now this... the lungs were collateral damage, and a misdirect. Riddle me this... what uses CEA's as a receptor to enter non permissive hosts? As it was their main objective, Ol Ralphie knew that answer Mr. Mulder

Remember.. https://youtu.be/WANNqr-vcx0?

and never forget.. https://youtu.be/yJVg4IDKf_g?t=111

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https://research.musc.edu/stories/news/2019/04/25/gulf-war-syndrome

Even after Congress passed legislation in 1994 affirming that veterans’ “medically unexplained chronic multisymptom illness” would be presumed to be connected to their military service, and even after a Congressional advisory committee concluded in 2008 that Gulf War syndrome was “real,” veterans have reported problems getting the proper medical treatment and their claims processed.

Researchers think a combination of pesticides and a drug that was meant to protect troops from nerve gas might have caused the syndrome. Smoke from oil-well fires was also in the mix.

But the question has been, Novgorodov said, why did the troops’ problems continue long after they left the battlefield and were no longer exposed to those chemicals?

“They come back. This compound’s gone; so what’s going on? Why 25 years?” Novgorodov asked.

He believes that this combination of otherwise safe and approved chemicals activated acid sphingomyelinase, an enzyme that in turn produced toxic sphingolipids that then partially suppressed the respiratory chain in the mitochondria.

The mitochondria were still producing adenosine triphosphate (ATP), a molecule that stores energy for the body to use, but, he explained, they started making too many mistakes. When free radicals started accumulating, that prompted the acid sphingomyelinase to make more toxic sphingolipids. That further disrupted the respiratory chain, which resulted in “a vicious, self-propagating cycle.” Even though the troops were no longer exposed to those chemicals, this vicious cycle deep within their cells continued.

While other researchers have found evidence of a perpetual cycle, Novgorodov said his team is taking a new approach in considering the role of sphingolipids.

Novgorodov is testing three drugs that are already FDA approved for other uses: amitriptyline, an antidepressant; zoledronic acid, which is used to treat osteoporosis and bone damage from cancers; and methylene blue, which treats a blood disorder.

He thinks one or more of these drugs could interrupt the toxic cycle, allowing the mitochondria to return to normal functioning and ultimately, for the affected veterans to feel normal again. Amitriptyline and zoledronic acid suppress the acid sphingomyelinase so it should no longer create toxic sphingolipids, he said. Methylene blue should restore normal respiratory chain functions, so the mitochondria wouldn’t be pumping out excess free radicals.

And because the drugs are already FDA approved, this research, if successful, could be translated to actual patient care relatively quickly – nearly 30 years after veterans first started reporting symptoms.

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galectic-9 is a reliable marker for membrane damage and endosomal escape

Thought you might like this, seeing as endosomal escape of the mRNA is the rate limiting step of the vaccine

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9691360/pdf/thnov12p7509.pdf

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I'd like to read the short story!

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Apr 25Liked by Moriarty

thanks for enlightening the lay persons :)

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'Now… I do really wonder if there is one single thing, a protein, or enzyme that can connect not only these but most dots I connected to this day. One could say a Protein to rule them all (and in toxins bind them)'.

Sure hope that this enzyme could have something to do with MB. :) :) :) Now I need an expert like Moriarty to tell me if my 30 drops of MB a day (10 in the moning/10 at lunch/and 10 at night is right on??????. I weigh 190 lbs at 5'11" and am flabby but fat to muscle ratio changing (Positively) by the hour......

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Apr 20Liked by Moriarty

Terrific article and explains a lot about my hubby who is experiencing bouts of nausea, cognitive issues and an overall lack of energy. It seems like Parkinson’s but may in fact be the disruption of the kyurenine pathway. Can you direct me to your article exploring that area?

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Apr 20·edited Apr 20

So like we have been saying they tested this poison for years to see how it would harm, the public thought they tested for safe and efficacy, the FDA works for the DRUG companies not us, drug companies pay them more and then they get their salaries from the public, but they work for the DRUG companies, so they get paid twice. But they were actually testing and doing trials to see if it could do the harm it is doing now.. Why do you think they call them the pHARMACEUTICAL syndicate.. Once they knew it could injure and kill and cause cancer, then they bought a cancer company to get ready for the next wave of cancer so they can make more money killing and depopulating.. That is what drug companies been doing from day one.. They treat a symptom of a disease with a drug, that causes side effects and then they sell the patient more drugs, and on and on.. That's their business model, so they are doing the same thing with mRNA, causing other diseases, so they can make more money.. Just like we start wars, so these same people can make money and steal resources all around the world.. That's their business model, make money while killing..

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The memo from the Men Who Run the World to the Vax Team (Baric etc...) looked like this:

Create a leaky vaccine that destroys the immune system and results in endless mutations while causing damage to as many organs in the body as possible.

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Correction. My niece joined in 2019 Feb or thereabouts. No doubt Dod had the vaxx in play by then- grunts were the test sample.

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Oh, and more. Seems the medical “profession “ has determined a new diagnosis, wait for it… monoclonal gammopathy of unknown significance!! Don’t you just love it?!?! This is to band aid over positive Lyme tests that don’t respond to antibiotics in my opinion. I’ve also noticed that annual blood tests are forgoing white blood cell counts with differential now. I’ve had to ask twice already for it. MGUS indeed.

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I was just wondering with shedding as possibility, can one develop divirticulitis through either the covid strains self or shedding, or will it add to problems already existing?

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