Saturday, 28 August 2021

Sofia Smallstorm | Synthetic Biologists Vs The Federation Of Natural Life

A deep dive into the synthetic recoding of humanity through mRNA contracts and the emerging bio-computational infrastructure designed to replace natural life.

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By The Higherside Chats Free Show | 1h 18m listen | 18 chapters
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About this episode

Sophia Smallstorm returns to the program to challenge the technocratic integration of human biology through the COVID-19 vaccination campaign. Smallstorm defines the current mRNA rollout as a transhuman exchange contract that bypasses informed consent to facilitate synthetic recoding of the natural body. She details the risks of protein misfolding and cytokine storms predicted by Dr. Sherry Tenpenny while introducing the Federation of Natural Life as a resistance movement against machine-led evolution.

Researchers like Yaniv Erlikh at Columbia University are currently utilizing DNA as a high-density data storage medium to replace traditional silicon-based von Neumann computing. This shift toward bio-computation aligns with Ray Kurzweil’s predictions of nanobots monitoring arterial health and uploading consciousness to the cloud. Smallstorm cites the work of Jennifer Lake to argue that viruses are actually man-made crystalline protein filtrates rather than natural pathogens. These programmable crystals, often derived from plant extracts or feces, are marketed as preventive medicine while functioning as delivery envelopes for synthetic instructions. Additional reports suggest the oil and gas industry is preparing for massive workforce replacements due to anticipated vaccine-induced disability rates.

Greg Carlwood shares his personal health struggles despite a strict regimen of iodine and zinc while preparing for the arrival of his first child. The conversation highlights the discrepancy in SARS-CoV2 isolation methods, where Dr. Tom Cowan and others claim computer algorithms are filling genetic gaps rather than performing end-to-end sequencing. Smallstorm concludes by reframing bacteria as pleomorphic cleaners that only trigger sepsis when environmental toxins and cellular waste overwhelm the bloodstream.


CHAPTER 01 / 18 Discussion

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the higherside chats· thc plus· rss feed· podcasting 2.0· decentralized apps

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CHAPTER 02 / 18 Discussion

Sophia Smallstorm, Technocracy and Biological Darkness

Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Sophia Smallstorm for her fifth appearance on the show to discuss the technocratic takeover of society. The conversation references her previous work on biological darkness, cell phone radiation, and the impact of glyphosate on holistic health. Smallstorm is framed as a critic of the digital age and a defender of natural life against machine integration.

sophia smallstorm· franklin delano roosevelt· fireside chats· technocracy· glyphosate

00:54 In the 1930s, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed the nation through a series of radio broadcast known as the Fireside Chats. His aim was to reassure the common man that our society would recover from its troubled times. From 1930 and I deal with a different kind of fire For a new era of worldly frustration we offer a- I'm Greg Carlwood These are The Hireside Chats All right, Hireside Chatters doing the thing from sunny San Diego. I'm Greg Carlwood and when we truly take a look at where the world is going... ...I don't know how anybody feels good about it We have an eerie full court press from politicians media talking heads and overpaid celebrities encouraging a shot they don't know much about except that they were told to push it

01:43 Volunteers and task forces knocking on people's doors, travel entertainment and resource options being limited for those who won't comply. And a censorship campaign levied against even the mildest challenges to the official story But the tight grip of fear has people forgetting the shady track records of these companies or that true health is not delivered in a pill or shot And with the digitization of everything and the technocratic takeover across nearly all sectors of life, this all starts to feel more like the onboarding of a new operating system for humanity rather than any sort of medicine I know. And couple that with the fact that we barely look up from our phones enough to notice the total neglect of all things natural and the trends do not look to be changing anytime soon

02:29 Well, there is hope in a consortium of alternative voices who do know something about health, have warned against technocracy for some time and are doing all they can to combat the best efforts of the big machine. And one of these voices I like to check in with on The Regular is returning guest Sophia Smallstorm It looks like this is our fifth time talking on THC, and she was certainly ahead of the pack as we talked about biological darkness in techno-eugenics in 2016. Cell phone radiation, the machine merge and glyphosate in 2018 And of course secret agendas oxidative stress and holistic health in 2020

03:07 You can always find her blog at aboutthesky.com and her bio-remediation and healthy living products in her store avatarproducts.com She also offers a subscription based newsletter upon request for those brave enough to follow her down the various rabbit holes she finds worthy of exploring It is always a pleasure to have her here, the technocrat critic and defender of life in the digital age The SoCal Sage herself Sophia! Welcome back to The Higher Side Greg thank you that was a very nice introduction I have to tell you if you had talked any faster maybe a lot faster you would've sounded like an auctioneer. Yes well i try we're talking about very complex things and, im trying to squeeze alot into like the first 90 seconds to get people geared up in on the same page so it can be difficult well its that inflection

CHAPTER 03 / 18 Discussion

COVID-19 Vaccine as a Transhuman Exchange Contract

Sophia Smallstorm describes the COVID-19 vaccination campaign as an "offer of contract" for individuals to enter a transhuman exchange. She argues that the mRNA technology represents a modification of human biology through synthetic recoding, often without proper disclosure of the long-term implications. In response, she proposes the "Federation of Natural Life" as a conceptual group for those who choose to maintain their inherent natural biology.

covid-19 vaccine· transhumanism· synthetic biology· federation of natural life· offer of contract

04:04 There's an intensity in your inflection when you read out these introductions or speak out these introductions. But thank you for that, that's very nice of you and I always say every time i do an interview... ...I am no real sage all I'm doing is poking around trying to answer my own questions You know in fact as you were speaking and giving the introduction I was thinking maybe The best way to begin this would be with what I just told you, this download that I had during the night and wrote it down. Because as you mentioned in the introduction, this COVID shot is being touted all over the place by everybody anyone with influence including like government leaders and politicians but celebrities

04:52 I mean it's everywhere, it's on the television. They have all these sob stories of people and they're trying to send out these ambassadors for God sake you know to knock on your door and convince who should get vaccinated And so it dawned on me during the night, this is a couple of nights ago that this COVID vaccine is an offer of contract for you to enter the transhuman exchange whereby your biology will be exchanged with or modified by synthetic recoding. This offer of contract is being advertised day and night

05:33 Yeah i think that is a great summary of the really deep core issue around this thing we've always talked about how the elite have to. Tell us what they're doing or somehow get consent offload the karma that's always been the paradigm and here you go it's just heavily heavily encouraged and its free, But it is something you opt into. Right? And there's probably a lot of small print attached to that shot. Well, there's small print that you're not shown so one of the major drawbacks defaults The flaws in this offer of contract is that there is no proper disclosure but its obvious even Moderna says and all up their earlier

06:21 bragging about this thing that this is hacking the software of life. So I came up with something else, which is the Federation of Natural Life. I think it's time for we who disagree with this offer of contract to enter the transhuman exchange... We should be saying no-no thank you! I'm a member of The Federation of Natural Life. Hmmmm....I like it Yes, because that immediately puts you in a camp gives you a group to identify with however organized or Unorganized that group is. You are in support of natural life not this offer to exchange your

07:04 inherent natural biology with synthetic biology that overrides it because that's what the vaccine is doing and in this show Greg I would like to explain how they came to be able to do this overwriting. Yes, that is gonna be the crux of what we talk about for sure I was just going to ask you about some of the strange claims made about these shots. Because, I know at this point we've probably both seen a lot of people we care about get the shots What have you observed? Have you seen friends get it and then get sicker than before We're told this might happen I think a lot of people are worried about their friends and family out there Is it six months is it three months what have you seen so far

CHAPTER 04 / 18 Discussion

mRNA Spike Proteins and Autoimmune Disease Risks

The discussion explores the biological mechanisms of mRNA shots, specifically how they instruct the body to manufacture non-human spike proteins. Smallstorm explains the concept of protein misfolding, where the body's detection system eventually attacks these unnatural proteins, potentially leading to chronic autoimmune conditions or "cytokine storms." She cites Dr. Sherry Tenpenny's predictions regarding a future surge in debilitating health states among the vaccinated.

mrna· spike protein· protein misfolding· autoimmune disease· sherry tenpenny

07:51 Well, I'll tell you if the shots are all actually this concoction, this COVID vaccine then people are potentially in trouble because the purpose of the synthetic biology within the vaccine, the mRNA instructions and we can get into this more in the show. That purpose is to tell your body how to make unnatural to humans, so non-human spike protein. And you start manufacturing this and it starts roving around your body and the body has a very good detection system I learned this from my glyphosate studies

08:34 a good detection system for faulty protein synthesis. It's called protein misfolding, so when the body creates proteins called protein synthesis or protein folding and then the body can do it wrong because proteins are made out of amino acids and so if the wrong amino acids get used or there's substitutions made because the body is basically a biological blind man, it can't tell the difference between glycine and glyphosate so it'll build proteins with glyphosate. And then down the road... It might be a few months, it might be a year, it goes wait what's this? I made this incorrectly! That is its detection system and then it starts to try to take that protein apart so that they can remake it

09:19 And that is the body attacking itself, which is basically autoimmune disease. So with this COVID vaccine if it's true that every shot was this introduction into the body of this synthetic biology rewriting protocol then everyone who has received a shot will be making these false proteins are these non-human proteins and eventually they're going to get chased down by the body's own native protein misfolding detection system. And that is going to possibly lead to horrible autoimmune disease!

10:00 And Dr. Tenpenny, Sherry Tenpenny has predicted that we're going to have they call it cytokine storm autoimmune disease exponentially just mushrooming and all these people are going to end up in terrible debilitation states of debilitation but overall Gregg we see a lot of people getting vaccinated I can't say that i have friends per se who've been vaccinated because All my friends are awake. They're not getting vaccinated, but I know people neighbors and whatnot who have been vaccinated and i've heard that they haven't felt well. I've also noticed that a lot of people are aging rapidly who were vaccinated in one of my deep researcher friends said that there is an aging factor to the vaccines they're going to accelerate human aging

10:51 And certainly I have noticed some, let's just say neighbors and you know people I run into who are looking extremely decrepit these days. And I know they have been vaccinated. Hmm that's interesting! I've also heard some reports from people saying that they've noticed a lot of behavioral or logic changes in their vaccinated friends and family Which is pretty tough to quantify. I mean, these are unprecedented times and some people are also predisposed to overanalyze this or maybe making things out to be bigger than they really are because they expect this cascade of apocalyptic problems. But I at least thought it was worth taking a mental note of, and i can officially say that I know more vaccinated people who have gotten sick with COVID symptoms whatever we want to say that means then unvaccinated by almost double so who knows exactly what's going on but many things don't fully add up

CHAPTER 05 / 18 Discussion

Saline Solution Theory and VAERS Reporting

A theory is presented suggesting that up to 80% of initial COVID-19 vaccine doses may have been harmless saline solutions, explaining why not everyone experienced immediate side effects. The conversation notes that the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) likely only captures a small fraction of actual harms. There is a concern expressed that subsequent booster shots may contain higher concentrations of active synthetic materials.

saline solution· vaers· adverse effects· covid shots· boosters

11:54 Well, once again they have created the perfect enemy. An enemy that is fictional can never be caught. let's just call it FC, fictional COVID keeps mutating and it keeps eluding the last version of the vaccine then you're going to have to be vaccinated forever. And now one person I talked to who is very well informed said that he has learned from credible sources – he didn't tell me who those sources were – that up to 80% of the crop of COVID shots given in the last year

12:34 were saline solution and that there was only a certain small percentage or proportion of these vaccines that was the real stuff. And those are the people that have gotten sick and who constitute all the numbers, and we know that the VAERS government adverse effects reporting site represents only a slice of the people who have been harmed who are not reporting because they don't know that they can So it's possible that in the boosters, there is going to be more and more of the real stuff less and less of the saline. But I don't know this is just hearsay and I've always wondered how much they got to be giving some saline solution? I'm sure that they have

CHAPTER 06 / 18 Discussion

Oil Industry Recruitment and Replacement Personnel Rumors

The host mentions an unverified report concerning the oil and gas industry allegedly preparing to replace 80% of its workforce. The rumor suggests that industry insiders anticipated high mortality or disability rates among vaccinated employees and held meetings to establish a roster of replacement personnel. Smallstorm acknowledges the report but notes the difficulty in verifying the identities of those making such claims.

oil industry· recruitment· replacement workers· internal documents· workforce planning

13:22 Well, there was also a weird story I saw again unverified but there was some internal document supposedly from the oil industry where they were talking about needing to replace 80% of their workers. And the logic was that well they're all going to get vaccinated 80 percent of them won't be here anymore and we're gonna need to find people that we can onboard really quickly to keep this money machine going and that was pretty provocative if there's any industry that might have some insider knowledge, the oil industry would be pretty high on that list. Yeah that was somebody who worked in recruitment for the oil and gas industry and she did say that they've been having these internal meetings and looking to set up already a big roster of replacement personnel I don't know Greg because we don't know who these people are who make these videos you know? Right right What I find very interesting is

CHAPTER 07 / 18 Discussion

DNA as a Synthetic Hard Drive and Binary Translation

Sophia Smallstorm explains how scientists like Yaniv Erlikh at Columbia University are utilizing DNA as a high-density data storage medium. By translating binary code into the four DNA nucleotides (A, G, C, and T), researchers can upload words, images, and music onto synthetic DNA. This "nature's original hard drive" is touted for its durability and massive storage capacity compared to traditional silicon-based computing.

dna· yaniv erlikh· binary code· nucleotides· synthetic dna

14:18 People have signed on to this. We have been conditioned already for a few decades on this viruses, viral theory of disease and so in my newsletter the February-March newsletter that we're going to discuss I actually delved into what viruses really are because there's a camp that says viruses don't exist they don't cause disease they've never been isolated Virology is a made-up science. However, it's not they're doing something in these labs and what are they doing? Right that is a very important issue and let's just talk about it because You wrote a lot about the work of Jennifer Lake and plant viruses in that February March newsletter Maybe that's a good place to start

15:11 I think Greg, we should start with what they have discovered about DNA because ultimately this is all about how your body makes itself and makes its parts and components right? And synthetic biology seeks to overwrite that. So how did they ever figure out that DNA was nature's most amazing natural hard drive Our current hard drives and they are talking out there you read it about you know ecological issues, issues of economics with all the enormous data that we are. Accumulating especially in this world growing a i electricity consumption places to store all this data

16:02 So, the term is sustainable storage that they're throwing around. And they are pointing to nature's original hard drive which is DNA and so they can synthesize or make DNA this is man-made synthetic DNA and they have learned how to upload I kid you not words images music onto this synthetic DNA. It functions as a hard drive And there is a scientist at Columbia University, Yaniv Erlikh and he is credited with figuring out how to stuff 60% more

16:46 data onto DNA than ever before. Now none of this is cheap, they haven't figured out a cheap way to program their synthetic DNA but they have discovered some very interesting things about DNA in that it is not just durable because I mean we have DNA that goes back thousands of years that hasn't been destroyed or destroyed itself so one of the other advantages writing code on DNA It's always going to be the same writing and reading method because the DNA doesn't change. So we'll always be able to read DNA, reading DNA is called sequencing and writing on it or making it is called synthesizing alright? so We have the ability to read and write and copy DNA

17:39 and they're doing this in labs. And the way that the method works is our computers employ binary code, zeros and ones. A shade of blue is a certain number an arrangement of zeroes and one's. A different shade of blue is different number and arrangement of zeroes and one's So you can create combinations to represent musical notes anything you want if you just keep moving and arranging zeros and ones. Well DNA is made up of four what they call nucleotides, they go by letter abbreviations A G C & T and they stand for adenine guanine cytosine and thymine And so all you have to do is figure out how you can represent a

18:32 C, G and T with zeros in one. So the way they've done it is A is double zero, C is zero one, G is one zero and T is 1-1 Now you have the translation method to translate binary code into nucleotides. And that's what they're doing and they have found that one gram of DNA can carry millions and millions of megabytes of information because one speck of DNA in your body holds the codes for everything in you So just imagine the compactness of this new kind of hard drive if they can figure out a way to use it cheaply enough. Now let's go back to the very first hard drive that was ever made by IBM in 1956 It was this big box, it was the size of two upright pianos back-to-back and all that it could hold with the equivalent of one mp3 song and it weighed over a ton

CHAPTER 08 / 18 Discussion

Von Neumann Computing Bottlenecks and Nanobots

The conversation contrasts modern "von Neumann" computing, which suffers from data transfer bottlenecks, with the parallel processing capabilities of DNA. Smallstorm references futurist Ray Kurzweil’s predictions about nanobots flowing through arteries to monitor health and eventually upload human consciousness to the cloud. This transition is described as the ultimate goal of the transhumanist agenda currently being onboarded.

von neumann computing· parallel computing· ray kurzweil· nanobots· the cloud

19:34 So we've got a huge improvement over that in DNA. Right, right And then the other plus to DNA and I learned all this...I'm not a computer geek so our modern computing is called von Neumann computing and we have storage areas in our drives and then we have these processors. That presents what is considered a bottleneck in computing because Bits have to be moved between the two, taken from where they live or are stored to where they're manipulated.

20:10 And DNA does both at the same time. It does what they call, and they would love to have in-storage computing or in memory computing There's no lag time between moving the material from here to here in order to work it DNA Does everything all at once parallel computing all at once Right and when it comes to them making synthetic biology and writing code on the building blocks of life. This goes back further than we know right it does have something to do with viruses in biology as a field well yes because

20:55 Remember Ray Kurzweil, the futurist? When I gave my...I think it was my first talk on synthetic biology. I quoted him and back then in those days Greg, I figured out that This chemtrail stuff, all these weird fibers that were showing up in people and that were doing these strange things. And these people were having silica and quartz come out of their pores I figured that this was some kind of in-laying of synthetic biology into the human body and these people were experiments. And Ray Kurzweil Mr Futurist said

21:32 Nanobots will be flowing through our arteries to keep us healthy and transmit our brains onto the cloud. Now I didn't understand what that last part meant because i don't think we really had the cloud then, you know this was 2011 but today yes they intend to and want us to welcome...this is the offer of contract for the transhuman exchange. Hey people, we can put nanobots in your body and they will rove around and they will act as monitors and keep you healthy and flag things that are going wrong." And they are trying to condition the public mind into wanting that. The COVID shot is the first real public

CHAPTER 09 / 18 Discussion

Crystalline Protein Filtrates and the Definition of Viruses

Drawing on the research of Jennifer Lake, Smallstorm challenges the traditional definition of viruses, suggesting they are actually man-made crystalline protein filtrates. She argues that laboratory "viruses" are rendered down from biological matter, such as plants or feces, through intense purification and centrifugation. These programmable crystals are then used in nanotechnology and marketed as preventive medicine or vaccines.

jennifer lake· crystalline proteins· virology· nanotechnology· protein synthesis

22:22 Big time effort to invite people into becoming trans human. Right and I copied this down from your newsletter but you wrote, I learned that biological matter is put through repeated reduction processes in the laboratory called distillation, purification filtration and rendered down into proteins that are crystalline in nature. These renderings are what laboratory scientists are calling viruses and I mentioned Jennifer Lake...I wanted to read this quote that you have where

23:01 Jennifer Lake writes in her post, "...planting viruses from plants. How much fakery can you take? What if I told you that since the 1950s if not before all the viruses promoted as dangerous deadly and necessary to vaccinate against actually came from common plants?" and that all the pictures from electron micrographs of these so-called viruses are of things derived from either 1. plant extracts or 2. the harmless natural cell components of living systems someone should shout from the rooftops

23:38 There are no viruses people. The stuff in the lab dishes is fully man-made It only infects cells as its creators claim because of the normal way that cells attempt to eat, that is take in nutrients So this is getting into some pretty interesting territory that I haven't really heard it broken down from this perspective Can you clarify a little bit of that for people who are new to this? Yeah, so I was getting all mixed up and I decided let's start very simply. What are the different contexts for the word virus? Okay we've heard of the mythic virus this is it causes disease it lurks in ponds and swamps and swimming pools and they will give you polio

24:28 And then there's the lab-created virus, which we heard, oh scientists make it at Fort Detrick and then they release it and it becomes an epidemic because they want you to get vaccinated. They're causing illness, they're releasing illness into the population right? So I call that the lab created virus Then! I realized there is something else as well and I call this the actual laboratory virus Now this is what they're diddling with in labs. Let's forget the scientists, the evil scientists who work for the military and they're making this stuff and releasing it. Let's forget that! I know that is a theory that lot of people in conspiracy or truth-telling world call this as bio weapon but we are going to put all that aside along with the mythic virus now In the laboratories Jenny Lake has plumbed this material ad nauseam

25:20 And what she has discovered is that they take any kind of biological material, and the easiest way to get it now is from plants because the plant stuff can be re-synthesized. It's very cheap to obtain but this material that they have in labs, when they work it they put it through filtration. They put it through centrifuges spinning. They put it through all kinds of purification processes and steps and they get down to its essence Think of Marie Curie isolating radium you have to burn this part off and that part off and eventually end up with this element right? So what their doing with these

26:07 biological materials and they get them out of people's bodies, they can get them out of feces which they really enjoy. They really enjoy rendering feces down. They can get them from plants, they can get the insects but anything biological can be reduced to its structural material which is protein And when you take that protein and you reduce it down further, you get crystalline protein. This is the laboratory virus. They are making crystalline proteins out of anything and everything. All these crystalline proteins base materials are almost identical. The way they've learned to write on DNA, they've learned to write on these crystals because crystals are programmable

26:57 So they have learned to render through their processes materials from biological tissues down into what I call crystalline filtrates. And they're calling these filtrates viruses, as though they cause disease but these are really materials that they can write programs on put instruction upon and then they include these in their solutions that they claim to be, and market as vaccines. And pretend is preventive medicine So in the mind of modern biology which is basically nanotechnology and has been for a very long time everything living when you reduce it into its components can be considered machines and machinery

27:50 A protein is just a robot, an enzyme is another robot. And they have sought to treat all this biological material as machine technology which they can affect by making changes to it writing on it for instance coding onto it and this is their coup This is what they have discovered and they're calling this virus Right. Yeah, it's a completely different way to conceptualize all this so they write on these crystalline filtrates Yes How do these things infect people? Because when they introduce anything into the body

CHAPTER 10 / 18 Discussion

Tobacco Mosaic Virus and Cellular Endocytosis

Smallstorm uses a mailman analogy to explain how the Tobacco Mosaic Virus acts as a delivery envelope for mRNA instructions in vaccines. She describes the process of endocytosis, where cells take in these synthetic materials thinking they are nutrients, only to be hijacked into producing spike proteins. These proteins are then expelled via exosomes, which Smallstorm defines as shuttles for genetic information that can affect other cells.

tobacco mosaic virus· endocytosis· exosomes· mrna· andy kaufman

28:39 I mean, it's like...I saw these birds at the swimming pool yesterday and they're hopping around and they're drinking water that's in little puddles around the jacuzzi. And i'm thinking you poor birds don't drink this! It's heavily brominated chlorinated you're not going to do well on drinking this water but they don't know the difference so when something is injected into your body It bumps into the cell and the cell opens its mouth and goes, well is this food? And takes it in. And then starts to investigate So this is where I came up with the analogy of the mailman right

29:20 People have not realized that the carrier, or let's call it the envelope for the stuff in the COVID vaccines is called tobacco mosaic virus. Now we have to remember that tobacco plant is a very interesting plant first of all It's a phyto-remediator of soil. It loves nuclear radiation! You can have a nuclear plant and, you know it radiates all around itself and messes up the soil environmentally... And you plant tobacco around it and the soil is cleaned up quickly. It will take out radioactive materials from soil The other thing about tobacco is they have used

30:04 uranium tailings, that's the leftover from Manhattan Project uranium refinement to fertilize tobacco crops for a very long time. And they use something else, polonium or something like that begins with a P I wrote about it in a newsletter to fertilize tobacco as well which is radioactive so the tobacco today is all genetically modified. They have fiddled with it, it's not natural but they discovered that tobacco mosaic virus meaning the stuff they render out of tobacco plants is the perfect carrier itself replicating itself works on a nano scale and so

30:49 From what I learned from Jenny Lake's blog, which by the way is jenniferlake.wordpress.com Jennifer lake dot word press calm this is not an easy blog to read she Maintains this as a kind of open notebook? I had to read posts five six seven eight times and call her up until her explain this explain this explain this And she would try to explain I still wouldn't understand and then I had to go back again and start over doing my own unraveling, going to original sources that she was including and trying to translate. So what I got from this was that let's just do the analogy of a mailman. Mailman comes to your house he has a bag with letters which are in envelopes so he rings your doorbell he hands you an envelope says there is a letter for you so you open the envelope and there is a letter inside it has instructions for you to follow

31:46 So the way it works with the mRNA vaccines is, the mailman in that scenario is the needle and syringe. They deliver an envelope to your cells which is tobacco mosaic virus This is this crystalline material that they have made in a lab. The envelope has the letter, which is the mRNA and the letter carries instructions. The cell reads the letter it follows the instructions and it's told to put special spike proteins upon the envelope that was just delivered So this where we get into how cells eat

32:29 have ways of taking in materials and ways of sending them out. So endocytosis is how a cell takes in something that it thinks its supposed to use, and this in the laboratory parlance is called infection So when lab scientists tell you, oh here's a virus that infects cells or this virus has very high infection capability. They're just saying cells will open their mouths and try to eat this thing because that is what they do That is called endocytosis so what the cell really does it makes a little sack which takes this thing from outside the envelope that the mailman just brought brings into itself

33:21 and says, alright what's this? Is this food? And then no it is not food. The cell gets the letter with the instructions and it says okay I have to make spike proteins and put them on this thing and send them out again Now the cell took in as endosome and pushes it out with the spiked protein attached as exosomes Right? Remember that word exosome from Andy Kaufman. So you can't just talk about exosomes because exo means I'm sending it out, endo means i'm taking it in right so the cell starts by treating this thing like an endosome It inspects it and it goes huh I'm supposed to put

34:09 proteins on this thing, spike proteins and I'm going to send it out. So what is an exosome? I simply went to the internet, I looked it up. An exosome just means a nano-sized sack or pouch, a vesicle they call it that contains proteins and nucleic acids and they are produced for release in this cellular expulsion process called exocytosis. Endocytosis means the cell takes it in, exocytosis means it pushes it out for travel and everything I read described exosomes as bubbles sacks pouches released

34:54 to go to other cells, to carry healthy and lost information to them and insert this lost information into the target cell so the target cell could heal. So these exosomes are shuttles for genetic information And what's happening in this mRNA vaccine is that an envelope gets delivered to the cell The cell takes it in as an endosome, reads the letter on it and goes alright I've got to make this an exosome a shuttle. And sends this out where it floats around and bumps into other cells that take it in make proteins, the spike proteins and send it out again are you following?

35:43 The exosomes are travelers that carry genetic information to target cells. And this vaccine is giving new genetic information to the body so that it can start coursing around And one day, if Sherry Tenpenny is right the body's detection system for weird proteins is gonna go hey wait a minute what does all this stuff I have to do something about this and that's when we have the autoimmune storm. Right well that is a great summary and when it comes to viruses some people might struggle with this new framing of everything but

CHAPTER 11 / 18 Discussion

Environmental Toxins and Historical Pandemics

The host questions how historical pandemics like the Black Plague or smallpox occurred before modern virology, leading to a discussion on environmental causes of disease. Smallstorm attributes modern outbreaks like Zika to glyphosate use rather than viruses and suggests that historical illnesses were often the result of pollution or ecological shifts. She argues that many conditions labeled as "viral" are actually toxicological responses to the environment.

black plague· smallpox· glyphosate· zika virus· environmental illness

36:29 There was a quote from Francis Crick that you have highlighted where he said that any child could make a virus. They're all made of identical subunits, so here's the guy who discovered DNA saying that viruses could be made by children which is just a weird thing when it's kind of contradictory to the framing we're typically given but When it gets to this level where we're talking about well all these viruses are these illnesses swine flu bird flu the sicknesses we know of their made in the lab when it gets to this level. I start wondering what about pre rockefeller medicine and post rockafella medicine cuz of course,

37:12 A lot of fuckery can go on since Rockefeller medicine has started, but it isn't that old of a discipline. So we got things like the black plague, bubonic plague smallpox these diseases or pandemics are these sicknesses that people used to get way before there was a science of virology how do we explain that is that just alteration of history to fit into their model Or what's going on here? It seems like there are some widespread natural illnesses from somewhere. OK, I have to just roll you backwards a little bit. Sure. Swine flu, bird flu all of that they're not made in a lab. They are conditions attributed to viruses which are actually conditions caused by something else

38:08 So Sherry Tenpenny's book Fowl that I read many years ago made the case that these birds that were dying in China, were dying because of polluted waters dating all the way back to Vietnam and agent orange. All right? Rapoport, John Rapoport if i'm remembering correctly attributed swine flu to very polluted groundwater and water that pigs were getting in contact with or drinking or something, that was making them sick. And they called it a viral outbreak. Zika virus which supposedly gives you this no head the top of your head is all flattened out

38:53 is attributable to the use of glyphosate in agriculture in Brazil. Because similar anencephaly, I think it's called and microcephaly... In Yakima, Washington they used glyphosate to treat weeds that were growing next to the ditches And I guess the irrigation systems were getting clogged up with weeds so they were using this herbicide on these weeds by the ditches and the result was that there was this epidemic of children born with I think it was like no brain stem or something horrible. And it matched what was happening in Brazil, Dr Stephanie Seneff makes a case for this and so these things that they're calling viral outbreaks

39:41 are not viral outbreaks. They are outbreaks because there was some kind of, let's call it an environmental condition that created this now if you want to talk about black plague and whatnot and smallpox I have learned from certain people who know much more than i do that There's something carried on the bed bug that makes humans break out in these pustules that constitute smallpox. And I'm not sure what that is, but Greg there are a lot of

CHAPTER 12 / 18 Discussion

Gut Microbiome, Pleomorphism, and Sepsis

Smallstorm discusses the importance of the gut microbiome and the theory of pleomorphism, where bacteria change shape based on their environment and food source. She reframes bacteria as the body's "trash men" that clean up dead cellular debris rather than primary pathogens. Sepsis is described as an over-multiplication of these bacteria due to excessive cellular waste, which can lead to toxic shock if the bloodstream becomes overwhelmed.

gut microbiome· bacteria· pleomorphism· sepsis· antibiotics

40:19 let's just call them organisms that are not friendly to humans. I mean, your body is crawling... Your body is actually an integration of two forms of life It has bacterial life living in it almost like a constant parasite To the tune of quadrillions of organism Which do very specific jobs for you. You don't digest your food, you eat it! You know? You scoop the pudding into the dish and you put crumbled graham crackers on top of it and you put a spoon in it And go yum-yum this is wonderful and swallow it Put it in your mouth, swallow it and get all the satisfaction But its digested by bacteria living in your gut That's called your gut microbiome

41:07 Someone who knows that the reason that so many small children, you know they only want to have pizza or they only wanna have macaroni and cheese or peanut butter and jelly on white bread. They are clamoring for this food because that's the only kind of bacteria they have in their gut that can digest their food there is no other biome in there I have neighbors who tell me they can't eat salad. They can only eat bread and meat, and if they eat a salad of leaf lettuce it makes them sick! And I said you don't have any biome. You have to diversify your gut biome. You're supposed to have something like 40 thousand different types of bacteria living in your intestinal tract in your gut with your stomach esophagus all of this is got

42:02 And most people, even most quote-unquote healthy people are running at one quarter that. That's the deficiency. Most healthy people have like 10,000 variants and they're supposed to have 40,000 30,000 something so I digressed but what happens with disease is that something gets out of balance for instance Have you heard the term pleomorphism with bacteria? I have heard the term, but it probably needs some clarification. OK so you can see YouTubes on this they usually tell us bacteria are rod shaped or their spiral or they're round they have different shapes for bacteria but the fact is that bacteria will morph

42:52 into another shape, another type of bacteria altogether depending on what they eat. So bacteria are the trash men of the body They are deployed through the portal blood. They actually come out of your gut and they will start roving the bloodstream and be directed to an area where the rate of cell death is exceeding the rate of cell repair. Because in your inflammatory response process, which has its own battalions of soldiers that do different jobs of breaking this down building that up if the rate of cell repair starts to fall behind and something is causing your cells to die

43:37 like a chemical that you've taken in somehow, bacteria will be deployed to the site of all this breakdown and they will start eating the organic debris. And those bacteria will change their form depending on what kind of self they're eating so they can go right then and there from rod-shaped to cone shaped from spiral to rod shaped And scientists have made the error of looking at blood and seeing these bacteria of a certain shape, and thinking that this was the cause of the disease. Right? No! That bacterial shape was hatched because bacteria are eating this kind of debris and they have changed their shape so

44:29 We have misattributed the presence of bacteria to causing disease rather than being a cleanup squad that comes in and tries to eat this. Because what happens in bacterial infection is if the bacteria overeat, they multiply. They're multiplying in milliseconds so the over multiplication of bacteria causes what's called sepsis or bacterial infection And that's bad for you because the bacteria produce their own toxic wastes which keep their populations in check to some extent.

45:05 But that waste or slime can be swept off in your bloodstream and carried to other organs and start toxifying other organs. And this is when you go into a state of sepsis, in the hospital it usually happens with sepsis, septic shock is the result of having way too much infection in you called sepsis. So when you have sepsis in a hospital that's actually the cause of 50% of all hospital deaths, but they never write that down. Yeah and sepsis is simply bacteria that have over-multiplied because they had too many dead things to eat and

45:46 their waste got swept off into the bloodstream and started toxifying other organs. And that's an emergency situation, that's when they ply you with antibiotics! So the only reason antibiotics work is because the recipient of the antibiotic is having a bit too much bacterial growth and this toxin that they put in you, they call it antibiotic It smashes down that rate of growth of the bacteria and it gives your body a chance to catch up. Well very very interesting I think this makes a lot of sense and you know i did mention the black plague there is a book out there called new light on the black death that

CHAPTER 13 / 18 Discussion

Scientific American and the Fallacy of Virology

The discussion references a 2013 Scientific American article regarding "chronic excretors" who shed viruses, which Smallstorm uses to highlight flaws in mainstream virology. She claims that laboratory virologists often derive their "virus" samples from human feces or plant extracts, creating a "house of cards" built on bad mathematics. She asserts that the isolation of viruses in a lab is a form of biological alchemy rather than a study of natural pathogens.

scientific american· polio· chronic excretors· virology· fecal matter

46:30 kind of shows how at that time depth there are changes in ice core samples and in tree ring samples that really cast doubt on the idea that there was some pathogen out there but do make a good case that there was some environmental change. Some say an asteroid hit and kicked up a bunch of dust in the air, people were breathing that in I don't know but just those ice core samples and tree rings do show an environmental change that wouldn't be caused by a virus and i also wrote this down it also was a bit of a head scratcher and, can i speak to the paradigm you're presenting you have a.

47:14 Paragraph from Scientific American in 2003 that reads, generate and shed live viruses from their intestines and upper respiratory tracts for years. Healthy children react to the vaccine by developing antibodies that shut down viral replication, thus gaining immunity to infection but chronic excretors cannot quite complete that process and instead churn out a steady supply of virus." Well

47:55 Well, I've been hearing more and more that the cause of certain outbreaks for measles and mumps and polio are actually pockets of vaccinated people. But this just adds more confusion It seems clear that Scientific America would not highlight this article or paragraph today, but they were willing to say something like this back in 2013 funny enough. But it doesn't really comply with the conventional thinking there. OK so I should clarify first of all the date on that is August 2013. I think you said 2003 Oh my bad! But what they're doing is

48:39 fuzzing over where they get the material to make poliovirus. Remember, poliovirus is made in a lab in a dish it's not out there ready to infect you and these chronic excretors are people children whose feces they used and they assumed that the feces contained polio virus because the children had received weakened polioviruses in an oral vaccine. Okay? So, this is just 1 plus 1 is 2 and it's not correct! This is called bad math

49:24 It's the same as saying this child with measles, with this rash on him. His blood contains the measle virus so let's use his blood and distill it into some crystalline filtrate and let's make a vaccine out of it And if we give this vaccine in tiny doses to other children they'll develop immunity This is the fallacy! This is the whole house of cards of virology popular virology But laboratory virology is entirely different. They are fascinated with caca, I kid you not! And most of the virus that they develop these crystalline filtrates either come from plants or they come from human feces because to them this is a kind of alchemy

CHAPTER 14 / 18 Discussion

Early Virology Experiments and Immune System Responses

Smallstorm compares early virologists to Marie Curie, noting their obsession with the "crystals" they isolated from biological waste. She explains the difference between the Th1 cell-mediated immune system (barriers like skin and mucus) and the Th2 humoral immune system (antibodies). Vaccines are criticized for bypassing the Th1 defenses and forcing a Th2 response by injecting foreign matter directly into the bloodstream.

marie curie· th1 immune system· th2 immune system· antibodies· andrew hessel

50:12 And these early virus makers, they actually carried polio crystals in their pockets just like Marie Curie carried radium which eventually killed her. I did have that quote written down that these early virus makers would carry these crystals around and your equation to Madame Curie but why did they do that? Why did they carry the crystals around? Because it's their stuff! It's what they play with you know this is what intrigues them I mean, Marie was obsessed with this quest for Radian. In fact, her husband Pierre Curie abandoned his study of piezoelectricity which is critical to what's happening in the body with its own bio-electricity. This is huge and if you read my most recent newsletter there's a big part about colloidal chemistry at the end and piezoelectricity but of course these people carry this stuff around because it's their inspiration, it's their cause It's their quest, it's their dream

51:13 And these PhDs carried around and played with what they called polio, which was really crystals derived from human feces. I mean these people are diabolical! And they can destroy and deconstruct organic waste and make it into these filtrates. And the source of this waste for a long time was in this fecal matter that they took from what they called chronic excretors, children... I mean if you look at early virology they were using mouse brains and crushed up spinal cords They put this in wearing blenders and then they would inject it into monkeys and rats and worse even people This is what they considered

51:59 the root cause of disease and when they put this stuff into people, monkeys and rats and rabbits everything started to do poorly and die. Of course! So let me explain something about the Th1 and Th2 immune system Your blood is a very kind of sanctified material in your body And it should not be given a dose of disgusting crap if you have a cut on your body Greg and Disgusting crap gets into it. You're gonna have an infection, right? Right that is a localized inflammatory response expediently Created to address right then in there the stuff that's coming in now

52:50 Your Th2 immune system is called your antibody immune system, your humoral immune system and it is the Second squadron of immunity, the Th1 system is called a cell-mediated immune system and it also includes the digestive tract and all of its functions. A lot of your reflexes, your barriers like even your eyelashes are part of your Th1 immune system. The cilia, the hairs in your nose these are filters. The skin has hairs on it, the lungs have

53:27 these cilia in them, these hair-like things. And then you have all these reflexes coughing sneezing vomiting diarrhea so anything gross and noxious that comes into your body through its portals and orifices like nose eyes ears throat gets addressed by the Th1 immune system and if it's bad It is pooped out, sneezed out, vomited out or your tears mucosal membranes start getting into action and they try to pour it out. So when glyphosate comes into your body, your body goes what? I don't like this!

54:05 and it opens the gut wall early, and it tries to pull water from the bloodstream so that it can flush the glyphosate out. And in that process things that are not fully broken down including the glyphosate they leak out of the gut into the blood stream now this is called leaky gut and it's a cause of a lot of illness today. So, you don't want in your bloodstream anything except that which is totally broken down. Fats must be broken down into lipids Proteins must be broken down into amino acids. Sugars must be broken down into their component parts, different kinds of saccharides, carbohydrates that is must be broken down so you don't want half-broken stuff entering the bloodstream because thats when the body mounts an autoimmune defense

54:56 So what's happening in a vaccination is that it is basically breaking and entering into your body, and its putting this noxious stuff made of brains and poop and God knows what else. It's putting it in your bloodstream so you're TH2 immune system is going huh! What happened? The TH1 system has failed me I need to go nuts And it starts building all kinds antibodies, cross-referential antibodies and trying to protect you from this invader that came into the blood just like that. So when they make this stuff out of feces and then they put it in what they call vaccines, preventive medicine, they have been figuring out how to write on this to program viruses

55:50 And this is a quote from Humane Genomic, a company headed up by Andrew Hessel. And he says that drug manufacturing is costly and it's getting unaffordable for a lot of people I mean $100,000 a month for some drugs so they have had to develop another road to treat and heal disease. He says we began with Biologics, cells and viruses are all machines and they're programmable. So this is the result of learning how to distill these biological materials into crystals and they have learned how to write on the crystals. Interesting interesting yes this isn't the first time I've heard this kind of stuff but it is in a slightly different framing that I think is more useful

CHAPTER 15 / 18 Discussion

Atomic Force Microscopes and Personalized Medicine

The conversation touches on the use of atomic force microscopes to view the electrical forces governing biology, a perspective often hidden from the public. Smallstorm warns that "personalized medicine" is a euphemism for gene therapy and synthetic biology experiments. She notes the proliferation of biotech companies in San Diego that treat human biology as a programmable medium for bio-computation.

atomic force microscope· arthur furstenberg· emf· personalized medicine· biotech

56:51 I wanted to bring this up too about microscopes because it's pretty relevant. It relates to thinking of biology as just a machine, as well as electricity and health. But you write, A colleague of Alison McDowell is the internet writer Steffers whose post can be found at peaceofmind.com Her six part Rise Of The Cybernetic Wizard just floated into my inbox today and reminds us that these scientists Think of biology's smallest players as mere machines. DNA and RNA are machines, nano-sized ribosomes are nanorobots, Protozan motions are walking robots... And when you look through what is called an atomic force microscope which none of us have You see a world that is governed by electrical forces, Steffers says

57:45 And it's that last part that is extra interesting to me. It seems like they're very careful with who gets what microscopes, and I know you also read Arthur Furstenberg's The Invisible Rainbow that has a lot to say about the connection between electricity and health. I'm told he hates shows like mine so there's no chance of responding my emails but this This quote from Steffers and that book from Arthur Furstenberg are both pretty eye-opening, right? Well definitely. I would say Furstenberg's book concentrates on the introduction of what is called nonnative EMFs which include frequencies and fields so nonnative electromagnetic fields, nonnative electromagnetic frequencies into our domestic lives And these fields and frequencies were first

58:37 experimented with by military and then they came into industry, and now they are in our lives. In close proximity to our bodies but what Steffers is talking about is I think...I'm trying to find that part in my newsletter where I mentioned her But one thing that's very important, this was another download I got. I will refer to Anthony Patch he is saying that synthetic bio computers are being injected into people by these smart vaccines and this is what mRNA is it's biocomputing circuits so the stuff they create in labs they have learned to write on and put it in our bodies like a genie in a bottle

59:29 You know greg there is a big billboard on the 805 here in san diego and it's been up for i don't know how long months. It shows this pretty woman you know it's for UCSD or something hospital, it says cancer therapy as unique as you. And what that evokes is you come to the nice oncologist and you sit down, and he listens to you. He says alright we're going to give this and this because these are the best things for you No! That's not what it's about It's about personalized medicine which is also gene therapy which is coding

1:00:15 Going into your body that they're telling you is going to help you out the most but it's really Synthetic biology that they are putting in your body because they want to and they want to play with you It's bio computation computation inside living cells and DNA is the medium. That's being programmed hmm So that's where they're going with what they're calling viruses, what they are making in labs which are crystals which can be written on. Now I couldn't tell you how they write on these things but remember we live, you and I in San Diego this is a biotech center right? True And if you drive by these companies they have the most bone chilling names Neurocrin

1:01:04 very strange combinations of biologic terms that really give me the heebie-jeebies. These companies are all about innovation, they're about breaking the boundaries of biology finding out how to do extremely interesting novel and innovative things and to get recognition for that And these people have lost sight of, you know any kind of I'll call it a moral compass. They don't care that they are introducing biology into our bodies to just, you know like tromp around like a vagabond this is vagabond synthetic biology It's a crazy world. It is well

CHAPTER 16 / 18 Discussion

SARS-CoV2 Isolation and Computer Modeling Discrepancies

Greg Carlwood addresses the controversy surrounding the isolation of the SARS-CoV2 virus, citing the work of Dr. Tom Cowan. He explains that many "isolated" samples are actually the result of computer algorithms filling in gaps from a small number of base pairs rather than end-to-end sequencing. This reliance on consensus and arbitrary inference in virology is presented as a major point of contention between different scientific camps.

sars-cov2· tom cowan· pcr· genome sequencing· algorithms

1:05:48 But not since Dr. Andrew Kaufman have we really revisited it to this degree So some of this might've been review, but I like the way Sophia puts it and the work of Jenny Lake that she's been highlighting because it shows that they've been messing around in the lab for a long time with this stuff And maybe they did realize that common extracts from something like a tobacco plant can get into the body, be recognized as something that doesn't belong, trigger an immune response and we say well they caught the virus. I don't know if that's to solve for every single situation but it's in the mix along with exposure to chemicals and EMF sickness

1:06:31 And these days, you might be doing everything right but you ate an apple with a high concentration of glyphosate in it or something. It's just so hard to keep healthy anymore and don't I know it because I've been pretty under the weather for the last week or so? I was gonna try to just work around it not even let you guys know that I've been sick but You can hear it in my voice now and I recorded a show with Michael Wan where it's pretty freaking obvious So...I guess let it be known The whole time I could still smell and taste with the best of them, but it has been a rough week and i am scrambling to finish up my obligations before the month ends so bear with me guys please. I love what I do but there's nobody to pass the baton too if I need a break and it came at such a bad time because my wife is 33 weeks pregnant and needs me to be taking care of her not the other way around

1:07:27 Anyway, that's my problem. But I like this one and sometimes it's actually kind of hard for me to gauge just how much we've talked about a thing before because I read The Invisible Rainbow on my own time and I know that it's been mentioned and I've listened other interviews about it and I have talked about it on shows that have had me on but I think Sophia probably explained some aspects in the book that have not really been on THC before if I can recall correctly So I thought that was valuable. I definitely wanted to get into the East India Company stuff in the first hour because it was a unique topic to add to the stack, but it just didn't happen that way we still got to it but it just took that second hour to get there and not to spend too much time on this have they or have they not isolated the virus question because people are sending me material on this pretty much every day and have been for a year

1:08:24 But it was something I planned to clarify in the show today, and we just didn't get to it. And look, I'm a big Tom Cowan fan—I've said that plenty of times— well when he and his colleagues say that they've never isolated a COVID-19 virus, he means without a computer model filling in the gaps So before you send me papers that say we isolated COVID-19 in the title, you need to read the full paper and make sure that what they say is true in the headline is actually true. To elaborate... I found this interesting, but Sophia took this from Dr. Cowan's blog and he explains it while referring to a publication in the CDC journal Emerging Infectious Diseases but he says the purpose of the article was for a group of about 20 virologists to describe the state of the science of the isolation purification and biological characteristics of the new SARS-CoV2 virus

1:09:28 A thorough and careful reading of this important paper reveals some shocking findings. First, in the section titled Whole Genome Sequencing we find that rather than having isolated the virus and sequencing the genome from end to end they found 37 base pairs from unpurified samples using PCR probes This means they actually looked at 37 out of approximately 30 thousand base pairs that are claimed to be the genome of the intact virus. They then took these 37 segments and put them into a computer program which filled in the rest of the base pairs The researchers claim they decided on the real genome for SARS-CoV2 by consensus

1:10:16 Sort of like a vote, as different computer programs will come up with different versions of the full virus. The scientists come together as a group and decide which is the real one in other words the sequencing of the SARS-CoV2 virus was done by assumption and arbitrary inference." And then Sophia adds The holy grail found here is that the SARS-CoV2 virus that has dogged the entire world and paralyzed it beyond recognition, is the work of computer algorithms. And why not? AI did the thinking for us just as its designers intended and no one is asking any questions! I thought this was a really good summary of the whole issue It's why people get so hung up on combative on this particular point

1:11:09 We have official claims of isolation, but if Dr. Cowan's interpretation of this paper is correct and there haven't been any more successful follow-ups then I would have to say that's a pretty far cry from what they're claiming to have done so i just wanted to lay that to rest. I actually don't care about that point very much because...I'm just over it But that's why these two camps keep butting heads. Do your own research, I guess if you want to follow that through to some end... ...but there it is! That's what you're looking for when you're trying to find out if they really isolated the virus You have to find out if the details of the paper say they did it without a computer filling in the gaps and without needing some

CHAPTER 17 / 18 Discussion

Personal Health Struggles and Listener Donations

The host shares his personal frustration with falling ill despite following a rigorous health and supplement regimen involving iodine, zinc, and magnesium. He expresses gratitude for the influx of Venmo donations from listeners, which helped purchase essential items like a car seat and bassinet for his upcoming child. He reflects on the challenges of maintaining the show while preparing for fatherhood.

clive decarle· supplements· venmo· baby fund· carlwood

1:11:55 scientific cabal to come together and agree on the data, because it should be pretty obvious. It should just be what it is but so often that's not the case as we know I also think that Francis Crick quote is interesting any child can make a virus? That's a strange thing to say And having a sick week has had me thinking about all these kinds of things, and I got pretty bummed out because i do have all these supplements from Clive DeCarle and Sophia. I take iodine and zinc and magnesium and have a pretty good diet high quality protein the best water available as far as I know. I've been using the AquaCure getting plenty of sunlight so

1:12:38 To get sick, with all these things going right... It's been kind of demoralizing because I can't figure out what I did wrong or what I encountered that was the catalyst for this. I'm not heavily stressed. I'm not locked into a fear state. I thought everything was fine but i guess it seems like I get sick every two to five years whether I eat well or not whether I supplement or not And it kinda makes me feel like, what is the point of trying to figure it out or put any effort in to treat myself better if its just gonna happen anyway? I don't know. Just my thoughts after a downer week guys A downer week except for one major plus for my wife and I which was so many generous Venmo donations For the little Carlwood In just a week

1:13:27 It made us both feel very happy, and we're lucky enough to have family who volunteered to get some of the big-ticket baby items like a crib and a stroller. But we still had some big stuff that we needed to get, now I can say that THC fans paid for the little Carl Woods car seat and bassinet, and also put a big dent in the diaper fund and all that, so we are very thankful! I know so many creators who have Patreons will have these added tiers where you can be a super contributor and i've always left a lot of money on the table by not doing it that way, and just having one $8 subscription but for this temporary window of time. It definitely helps to have some extra cash with a baby coming into the world And within 60 days...I should be a dad! Crazy even think about

CHAPTER 18 / 18 Discussion

Plus Show Preview, Corrections, and Outro

Greg Carlwood previews the topics covered in the second hour for Plus members, including graphene oxide, the history of the East India Company, and the Spanish Flu. He issues a correction regarding the website URL for the researcher Steffers, clarifying it is peaceofmindful.com. The episode concludes with a final sign-off and the show's theme music.

graphene oxide· east india company· arthur furstenberg· spanish flu· plus member

1:14:21 Spent one of my last good weeks of freedom stuck in bed watching Ted Lasso through the cold sweats. Ugh, oh well not much time to do anything but hang on now! If you wanted to throw a little bonus my way I'll leave the Venmo info in the show notes But really if you just sign up for PLUS you'll make me very happy and you'll get twice as much show Today we talked about graphene oxide and when does one give up the cell phone if we already know they're harvesting our data. And it's not good for your health how bad would it get before you say I'm going to live without this device cuz its already pretty bad we also talked about

1:15:04 Electro-mania in the 1740s, stress psychological conditions anxiety attacks and EMF a deeper look at the Spanish flu The Invisible Rainbow book by Arthur Furstenberg A brief history lesson in the East India Trading Company The creepy AI baby Our attention and how it relates to the big agenda So get yourself more THC content, become a Plus Member and help me sleep at night if you care about such a thing. And it's okay if you don't I know we all have our own problems Oh! and I wanted to make a correction We referenced the work of Steffers a couple times maybe in the Allison McDowell episode 2? And I think her website URL was peaceofmind.com but its peaceofmindful.com Obviously important to get that stuff right so my bad

1:15:58 But that's the show. I'm going to leave it right there so i can squeeze in a couple hours of rest before I try to get that fifth show out and the joint session in just the next two days. I think I can do it, I gotta do it! It is my job and we all sometimes have to go to work when we don't feel that well So another great conversation about Sophia's always interesting newsletter. Hope you had a good time, I appreciate her very much and cheers to the Federation of Natural Life! I certainly consider myself a member but i've done my part your move bio tinkerers microscope mafia and makers of the creepy AI baby... Your fucking move.

1:16:49 On THC Uncovering secrets and conspiracies Everybody's looking for something Some of them want to use you Some of them want to get used by you Some of them want to abuse you Some of them want to be abused THC Sweet themes on DHC Who the hell could disagree? We know the rabbit hole goes deep Everybody's digging for something Some of them want to use you Some of them want to get used by you Some of them want to abuse you

1:17:55 Some of them want to be a ghost