Saturday, July 20, 2019
Sunday, July 14, 2019
BOTOX Deadly Poison was just Released for use curing headaches, but it is killing people !
We
all know that Botox is a Poison that can kill you,
However the FDA has just
released BOTOX for use curing Headaches !
What they are saying is THE HEADACHE goes away when the Breathing Stops
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What happens when your
body rejects BOTOX as a
Poison ?
What happens if I overdose (Botox, Botox Cosmetic)?
Overdose symptoms may not appear right away, but can include muscle weakness, trouble swallowing, and weak or shallow breathing.
What should I avoid after receiving Botox (Botox, Botox Cosmetic)?
Avoid going back to your normal physical activities too quickly after receiving an injectionion.
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
Round Up is seeping into Florida Drinking Water, Beaches, & Lakes from Use
Home
Depot & Others are Poisoning Florida Water
This picture was taken 07/04/2019 at a Florida Home Depot
CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS STORY THAT WILL SHORTEN THE LIVES OF YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN.
Why is American Judges Wrong ?
Take a look at the Laws they are breaking by telling people you must take vaccines or we will take your children
Wednesday, July 3, 2019
No One is Drinking out of Toilets - Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez should be FIRED
Government Democrat Congress is attempting to Overthrow our Country to install the
"ONE WORLD ORDER"
Directive to American Citizens
Through Fear, Lies, And FAKE NEWS
This is the way to become an American Citizen
These are the Toilets this Congresswoman said "People are Drinking out of Toilets" The people are not drinking out of toilets these are 3 in 1 units - with Water Fountain, Basin, and the Toilet all in one... Prisoners in Prison have had these in cells for many years.. So all AOC is doing is attempting to do is using the FEAR TACTIC of Lying to Bi-Pass Immigration U.S. Laws that are now since the Congress will not Stop people from coming into America is causing stress on the Immigration System to Legally go though the process of entry in the U.S. - On Monday Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez was one of a group of lawmakers who visited a Customs and Border Protection migrant detention facilities near El Paso, Texas.
- She said in a tweet that migrants were being held in appalling conditions, and were "drinking out of toilets."
- Critics accused her of misrepresenting the situation. The CBP said migrants were using toilet units with in-built drinking fountains for clean drinking water.
- Ocasio-Cortez hit back, saying that on the visit they found the fountains weren't working, and "women were told they could drink out of the bowl."
Sunday, June 30, 2019
Is 5G Technology Dangerous? This Fries you Skin from the Inside Out
THIS
IS YOUR NOTICE TO BE SURE IN THE NEXT 6 MONTHS YOU DO A "WILL &
TESTAMENT" AFTER 5G IS TURNED ON NATIONALLY THERE WILL BE ONE MILLION
CASES OF SKIN CANCER IN THE FIRST YEAR OF USE AND CHILDREN THAT CANNOT
LEARN FROM BRAIN CELL DAMAGE AND MENTAL DISORDERS GOING OUT OF CONTROL
FOR DOCTORS WHO WILL CHECK IT OFF AS CLIMATE CHANGE. GOOD LUCK AMERICA
- OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES HAVE OUTLAWED 5G USE WHICH IS THE SAME
FREQUENCY AS MILITARY RADIATION WEAPONS or MICROWAVE GUNS. THIS IS THE
SAME TECHNOLOGY THAT WAS USED ON A UNITED STATES EMBASSY YOU'VE
PROBABLY READ ABOUT IN THE NEWS. GOOD LUCK/GOD BLESS
The Bob Charles Show: Is 5G Technology Dangerous?
The Bob Charles Show: Is 5G Technology Dangerous?: THIS IS YOUR NOTICE TO BE SURE IN THE NEXT 6 MONTHS YOU DO A "WILL & TESTAMENT" AFTER 5G IS TURNED ON NATIONALLY THERE W...
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
These Companies are designing Drugs and More to Reduce the Population of the World
Bob Charles Say's
These Companies are designing Drugs and More to Reduce the Population of the World
Read about how this all started !
Bayer’s new deal to buy Monsanto breaks records not only due to its size but because of its evil smell – and not only due to Monsanto’s reputation for deadly trails of everything from disappearing wild flowers and butterflies to poverty-stricken family farmers forced to buy its seeds and pesticides.
Bayer, perhaps best known for its aspirins or other useful medicines, also has a trail marked with death, but in far, far greater numbers. It was Bayer, together with two other chemical giants, BASF and Hoechst, which developed the terrible chlorine gas used in World War I. In 1925, the three formed a giant cartel, IG Farben, which became the world’s leader in pharmaceuticals, dyes, and chemicals.
During the early 1930s, IG Farben became the single largest donor to the election campaign of Adolf Hitler. Although it was slightly reluctant at first, because some of its key scientists were Jewish, in the decisive year before Hitler won power, IG Farben donated 400,000 marks to him and his Nazi party. This was amply rewarded. IG Farben, with Bayer, became the single largest profiteer of German conquests in World War II.
Hitler’s partner
In a letter to IG Farben manager Fritz ter Meer in early 1941, Dr. Otto Ambros praised IG Farben’s friendship with the SS in speeding construction of its Auschwitz-Buna plant and wrote of a banquet given by the camp management where “all measures were worked out for utilizing the truly outstanding management of the concentration camp to the best advantage of the Buna factory.”
Although Auschwitz was the largest, most fearful site in history for annihilating human beings, its basic goal had been the creation of a giant IG Farben complex to produce synthetic petrol and rubber as part of Germany’s plans to conquer Europe and the world.
IG Farben was not only interested in fuel and rubber, however. Correspondence between Bayer managers and the Auschwitz commander included such exchanges as:
“With a view to the planned experiments with a new sleep-inducing drug we would appreciate it if you could place a number of prisoners at our disposal,”
“We confirm your response, but consider the price of 200 RM [reichsmarks] per woman to be too high. We propose to pay no more than 170 RM per woman. If this is acceptable to you, the women will be placed in our possession. We need some 150 women,”
“We confirm your approval of the agreement. Please prepare for us 150 women in the best health possible,”
“Received the order for 150 women. Despite their macerated condition they were considered satisfactory. We will keep you informed of the developments regarding the experiments,”
“The experiments were performed. All test persons died. We will contact you shortly about a new shipment.”
IG Farben also had another interest in Auschwitz. For those too old, too small, or too weak to work, it had Zyklon B, designed and produced by an IG Farben subsidiary, Degesch.
When their conquest plans collapsed and their genocide was ended, the world expected that such men would be punished, and in August 1947 the U.S.-organized Nuremberg War Criminal Tribunal against IG Farben began, with U.S. prosecutor Telford Taylor stating: “These IG Farben criminals, not the lunatic Nazi fanatics, are the main war criminals. If the guilt of these criminals is not brought to light and if they are not punished, they will represent a much greater threat to the future peace of the world than Hitler if he were still alive.”
But the atmosphere in Germany had changed; old foes were replaced by new ones. In July 1948, after nearly a year, 10 of the 24 defendants were acquitted and 13, though found guilty on some of the charges of mass murder, slavery, and crimes against humanity, were sentenced to mild prison terms of one-and-a-half to eight years, including time already served.
Back to business
IG Farben was also split up. But its three main components, now separate again, and urgently needed in a quickening cold war, grew until each one became 20 times bigger than IG Farben as a whole was at its height in 1944, the last year of the war.
By 1952, the new West German government of Konrad Adenauer had amnestied and released the last of those imprisoned, who were soon back in leading positions in the world of chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
As for the two men quoted in the letter above, Fritz ter Meer, a managing board member at IG Farben from start to finish, and as wartime manager responsible for IG Auschwitz, said at the trial, defending himself: “Forced labour did not inflict any remarkable injury, pain or suffering on the detainees, particularly since the alternative for these workers would have been death anyway.”
A few years after his release from prison, Fritz ter Meer was reinstated as a managing board member of Bayer. All three sibling firms BASF, Bayer, and Hoechst (which later merged with the French company to form Aventis) soon filled their highest positions with former Nazis.
The man who wrote the above letter, Otto Ambros, who had been responsible for the choice of location, planning, building, and running of IG Auschwitz as operations manager, got – for enslavement – the “toughest” sentence, eight years. After his release in 1952 he became, one after the other, deputy chairman, chairman, or member of the board in a dozen chemical companies.
Best-known was Chemie Grünenthal, which was guilty of selling the thalidomide drug (or Contergan) long after it seemed evident that, if taken by pregnant women, their babies could suffer from missing limbs or other deformities. Until 1959, it was sold in 46 countries with a label that it could be “given with complete safety to pregnant women and nursing mothers.” Up to 10,000 children were affected.
In 2008, researchers in England discovered a link between thalidomide and drugs researched during the war, quite probably one of those developed under the leadership of Otto Ambros during nerve gas research. Until then the company always claimed that previous research data had been lost, presumably during the war.
Untroubled by doubts, the U.S. Department of Energy (formerly the Atomic Energy Commission), hired Ambros as a consultant on coal hydrogenation based on IG Farben research. Asked about hiring a convicted war criminal, the department insisted that all relevant paperwork had been lost.
When a reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle asked Ambros in a telephone interview about his 1948 conviction at Nuremberg for mass murder and slavery, he answered: “That happened a very long time ago. It involved Jews. We do not think about it any more.”
Today’s Bayer
Those wartime IG Farben men are all dead, but their companies flourish. And Bayer has been accused in recent years of unethical medical experiments, selling drugs shown to be risky, hindering developing countries from developing vital medications, and using imported materials produced by child labour.
The most serious charge, perhaps, is that a Bayer subsidiary, H.C. Starck, was partly responsible for the long, bloody civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which involved the winning of various minerals but above all the valuable coltran, of which it is the main producer.
Until now, sibling BASF was the largest chemical firm in the world. If the deal holds, it will now be overtaken by Bayer-Monsanto.
Any hopes that Bayer will somehow be bettered in its ways under the influence of Monsanto seem at the least unrealistic.
Photo: The IG Farben plant in Monowitz, near Auschwitz. | Holocaust Research Project
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