Neurologist Warns of Neurodegenerative Disease Due to Chemtrail Toxins
by Christina Sarich
Natural Society
October 27, 2013
Chemtrails are real and they are dangerous, yet so many people still deny their existence. Well if a former Airforce veteran, chemicals and bio-environmental engineering whistle blower or other researchers aren’t convincing enough, then perhaps a neurologist will help people wake up to the fact that millions of tons of cancer-causing and brain-debilitating nano-particles are being dumped from the air by our government.
There are still people arguing about whether contrails are chemtrails, and the evidence is incredibly right before our eyes. Michigan is hazed out one week, California, the next, then back down south to hit Texas or Georgia. You can see the pictures others have captured if you don’t see them with your own ocular lenses.
Now, Russell L. Blaylock, M.D., called a hack and a self-promoting sycophant by his detractors, is warning us about what thousands of other average citizens have been for years. He says that the tons of nanosized aluminum compounds being sprayed on us via chemtrails are:
“. . .infinitely more reactive and induce intense inflammation in a number of tissues. Of special concern is the effect of these nanoparticles on the brain and spinal cord, as a growing list of neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS) are strongly related to exposure to environmental aluminum.”
The concerned neurosurgeon is only commenting on one known toxin, too. There are others, like barium and strontium, and a practically endless cocktail of carcinogenic constituents that can possibly cull the global population. Also speaking out against chemtrails is Dr. Edward Group, who explains how chemicals sprayed from chemtrails can “turn on” certain issues such as shingles within your body (under certain circumstances).
Aluminum exposure from chemtrails is helping to lead to aluminum-induced cognitive disorders among the population, as doctor Blaylock, suggests. Aluminum can even affect unborn babies, not just the elderly, since it crosses into the placenta via the blood.
Another toxin being found in chemtrails is Strontium-90. It isn’t any better. Neither is Barium.
The impact of these compounds upon human health is unmistakable. So why is this happening?
There are all kinds of theories, but gaining traction with the overt actions of Monsanto-monopolies, an utter disregard for nature by multiple corporate entities, the ever-present war-mongering that leaves us with tragedies like Fukushima, as well as a general disregard for human life run rampant, some are saying these chemtrails are to kill off most of the population. After all, we are waking up as a worldwide citizenry. But no matter the reason, 2 things are for sure: chemtrails are real, and chemtrails are dangerous.
If you want to learn about chemtrails, regardless of whether or not you agree with the current ‘conspiracy’ theories about why they are taking place everywhere, consider the following for your further edification:
COMEDY VIDEO — Conspiracy Guy Ep 3 – Beer
Joy Camp
October 30, 2013
The Conspiracy Guy takes on beer loving patriots.
VIDEO — Fuku Emergency Documentary Coming Soon Ebisu Studios
Rad Chick
November 5, 2013
Watch for it ~~ November 24, 2013
VIDEO — Support Canadian chemtrails lawsuit (their petition mentioned in Parliament)
Canadian Liberty
October 27, 2013
Canadian Chemtrails Lawsuit by Davoud Tohidy
Their petition (second page) was submitted to Parliament
Ebay Expands Accepted Digital Currencies, Says PayPal May One Day Incorporate BitCoin
NWOTruth
November 3, 2013
First it was China hinting that where Silk Road failed in monetizing, pardon the pun, BitCoin, the world’s most populous nation could soon take the lead. Then, none other than private equity titan Fortress said it had great expectations for the digital currency. Now, it is eBay’s turn to announce that it is preparing to expand the range of digital currencies it accepts, adding that “its payment unit PayPal may one day incorporate BitCoin.” But not just yet. FT reports that according to eBay CEO John Donahoe, “digital currency is going to be a very powerful thing. (Read more…)”
The ecommerce group, which has more than 124m active users, is initially focusing on incorporating reward points from retailers’ loyalty schemes into its PayPal wallet.
“We are building the container so any retailer could put their loyalty points into the PayPal wallet,” Mr Donahoe said.
“There is a limit to how many cards you will carry, or remembering what points you have or don’t have,” he said. “But in a digital wallet, you can put 50 different loyalty cards.”
Mr Donahoe said Ebay was not expanding the PayPal wallet to include Bitcoins, “but we are watching it”.
“That same technology could accept other digital currencies,” he said.
While traditional retailers have so far balked at even the vaguest idea of considering allowing BitCoin as a viable payment method, all that would take to start a seismic shift in perception would be one angel idea “investor” to show that it can be done. That someone may well be eBay, which in a radical attempt to curry favor with “fringe” buyers and sellers, could open up its ecommerce platform, which started as an auction side for small traders, but may well become something far bigger.
eBay’s efforts raise the possibility that virtual currencies such as Bitcoin may in time move beyond a niche role in online commerce. Some enthusiasts believe Bitcoin and other currencies that exist outside the traditional banking system represent the future of online payments.
The work to expand the PayPal wallet underlines the emergence of virtual payment systems as the latest front in the battle between the global technology giants, including Google and Apple, to increase consumer reliance on their products.
Corporate initiatives have sought to drum up interest in digital wallets for use online and on the high street. Companies from mobile and technology groups to banks and retailers are racing to use new mobile wallets to upend the payments business.
Most of these efforts have focused on new ways of paying with traditional currencies such as the pound and the dollar, rather than with niche mediums of exchange such as loyalty points or Bitcoin.
Bitcoin transactions are conducted through a peer-to-peer network of computers, outside the traditional banking system and largely beyond the control of governments and monetary authorities. The digital currency is accepted by very few retailers at present.
Paradoxically, the more accepted BitCoin becomes in the conventional marketplace, the more subject to various forms of mandatory regulation, supervision and enforcement it, its purchases, and its users will be. So will BitCoin ultimately become a victim of its own success? That remains to be seen, although what we do know is that neither eBay nor anyone else tightly embedded within the monetary fiat framework, is even close to contemplating expanding the Petrodollar cycle to include gold or other precious metals as viable legal (or illegal) tender.
[VIA Zero Hedge]
ACTION ALERT — Fluoridation-Free Ottawa’s next meeting is Nov 27, 2013
Fluoridation-Free Ottawa
October 31, 2013
Next Fluoridation-Free Ottawa Monthly Meeting.
When: Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Time: 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Where: Basement lounge, north corridor, 170 Booth St, corner of Albert St.
AGENDA
Approval of minutes of last meeting
Financial Report
Membership report
Meetings with Councillors
Lawfulness of Fluoridation.
Media outreach
Fundraising
Upcoming events
Municipal Election 2014 preparedness
Media outreach
Date, time and place of next meeting
We are looking for:
1) a media specialist professional
2) a fundraising professional
3) an event planning professional
Ring 2000 to enter the building for the meeting.
Please attend: come and see significant progress in our battle to end fluoridation in Ottawa and help us with our plans to end it.
Please bring a friend.
Voluntary donations accepted to defray cost of renting the meeting room.
Become a contributing member; make a $20 donation.
Parking is available on the west side of Booth St., also on Primrose St.
north of the apartment and there are some visitor parking spaces in the
apartment’s parking lot. Wheelchair accessible.
Fluoridation is unproven, unsafe, unnatural, unnecessary and unethical.
Fluoridation is also grossly unlawful using an unregulated and unapproved chemical: it does not have a DIN as all medicines should have.
It is not approved as a water additive in the manner that all water additives must be.
Water is for everyone: fluoride is not.
Brave idiot transhumanist pioneer self-implants a computer into his arm — video included
by James Plafke
ExtremeTech
November 1, 2013
With a retail Google Glass on the horizon, and the modern man and woman being glued to their smartphones 24 hours a day, the world is moving ever closer toward literally being attached to their mobile devices. Tim Cannon, a biohacker in the German town of Essen, implanted a small computer and battery inside his arm — without the help of a doctor or even anesthesia.
We’ve seen do-it-yourself tech implants before, such as the guy who shoved magnetic headphones into his ears, and the artist who implanted an RFID chip into his hand to store an animated GIF. This time around, Tim Cannon went much further, and installed a computer chip sealed in a box with a wirelessly chargeable battery into his forearm. As you can see from the above image, Cannon won’t be able to sneak the implant past airport security. Rather than having a doctor perform the procedure — or even using some kind of anesthesia — Cannon had a fellow biohacker, Steve Haworth, jam the rig underneath his skin.
Built by Cannon’s company Grindhouse Wetware, the subdermal implant — dubbed the Circadia 1.0 — won’t turn Cannon’s forearm into Leela’s Wristlojackimator, but instead will read and record his biometric data and send it off to any Android-powered mobile device. In true (bio) hacker fashion, the Circadia is fully open source, and users can manipulate the data however they wish.
At the moment, this model of the Circadia can only gather basic biometrics, such as body temperature, but it can transfer the data in real-time via Bluetooth. The device also features three LED lights that not only act as status indicators, but illuminate Cannon’s forearm tattoo from underneath his skin — obviously the best use for a subdermal LED.
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