And there are other SAEs, including cancers, autoimmune maladies, cardiac arrest, harms done to fetuses and babies, and more.
All facts and outcomes point to the mRNA covid vaxxes being bioweapons.
The dubious plandemic, followed by dubious lockdowns, followed by near-mandatory vaxxing based on zero proved ‘safety and efficacy’ cannot all be due to incompetence.
Surely, many functionaries and underlings were incompetent or afraid to speak or act, but the overall covid phenomenon is best explained as a bioweapon attack on Western peoples and nations.
That the West is being attacked in every other area imaginable only bolsters this conclusion, ABN
A young Ukrainian woman who fled to the United States seeking a better life has been identified as the victim of a merciless stabbing on Friday night.
Iryna Zarutska, 23, was found dead at 9.55pm on Friday at South End light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The woman had only recently moved to the US from Ukraine in an effort to escape the ongoing war with Russia.
Violent crime remains a major issue in Charlotte which has a higher-than-average crime rate compared to other US cities. The city is run by Democratic mayor Vi Lyles, who has been in office since 2017.
She was ‘hoping for a new beginning,’ loved ones say.
As the old joke goes many people can’t travel on holiday without taking the kitchen sink. However, King Charles III seemingly takes this to the extreme.
Rather than trying to fit his sink into a suitcase, the King prefers to travel with a truck full of his furniture when he visits friends for the weekend.
Writing in his bestseller Rebel King, author Tom Bower revealed the array of eclectic belongings Charles brought with him during a visit to the North East of England.
These items varied from a his own bed to his very own luxury toilet rolls to make the King’s stay is as pleasant as possible.
Bower wrote: ‘He [The King] sent his staff ahead a day early with a truck carrying furniture to replace the perfectly appropriate fittings in the guest rooms.
‘And not just the odd chest of drawers: the truck contained nothing less than Charles and Camilla’s complete bedrooms, including the Prince’s orthopaedic bed, along with his own linen.
‘His staff had also made sure to pack a small radio, Charles’s own lavatory seat, rolls of Kleenex Premium Comfort lavatory paper, Laphroaig whisky and bottled water (for both bedrooms), plus two landscapes of the Scottish Highlands.’
On top of this, Charles also travels with his own organic food which arrived shortly after his furniture.
I know this feeling, too. Many of us know how dangerous life can be for children and young people. She is clearly not looking for trouble but protecting herself from trouble.
If I were king, I would praise and reward her and then listen to everything she has to say. She’s 13 years old and has been arrested for protecting herself. ABN
A new study on working memory has some intriguing insights into how working memory works and how it doesn’t work.
It’s widely known that when working memory is overtaxed, confusion results, skills decline, while feelings of frustration and anger may arise. The reason for this seems to be:
Feedback (top-down) coupling broke down when the number of objects exceeded cognitive capacity. Thus, impaired behavioral performance coincided with a break-down of Prediction signals. This provides new insights into the neuronal underpinnings of cognitive capacity and how coupling in a distributed working memory network is affected by memory load. (Working Memory Load Modulates Neuronal Coupling)
A well-written article about this study contains the following diagram and explanation:
Miller thinks the brain is juggling the items being held in working memory one at a time, in alternation. “That means all the information has to fit into one brain wave,” he said. “When you exceed the capacity of that one brain wave, you’ve reached the limit on working memory.”
…The prefrontal cortex seems to help construct an internal model of the world, sending so-called “top-down,” or feedback, signals that convey this model to lower-level brain areas. Meanwhile, the superficial frontal eye fields and lateral intraparietal area send raw sensory input to the deeper areas in the prefrontal cortex, in the form of bottom-up or feedforward signals. Differences between the top-down model and the bottom-up sensory information allow the brain to figure out what it’s experiencing, and to tweak its internal models accordingly. (Emphasis added)
Working memory works via connections between three brain regions that together form a coherent brain wave.
Notice that “an internal model of the world,” which is a “top-down signal” within the brain wave feedback loop, predicts or interprets “bottom-up” sensory input as it arrives in the brain.
I believe this “top-down signal” within working memory is the reason FIML practice has such enormous psychological value.
By analyzing minute emotional reactions in real-time during normal conversation, FIML practice disrupts the consolidation, or more often the reconsolidation, of “neurotic” responses. (Disruption of neurotic response in FIML practice)
FIML optimizes human psychology by helping partners intervene directly into their working memories to access real-world top-down signals as they are happening in real-time. Doing this repeatedly reliably alters the brain’s repository of top-down interpretations, making them much more accurate and up-to-date.
The model of working memory proposed in this study also explains why FIML can be a bit difficult to do. Partners must learn to allow a FIML meta-perspective or “super top-down” signal to quickly commandeer their working memories so that analysis of whatever just happened can proceed rationally and objectively. It does take some time to learn this skill, but it is no harder than many other “automated” skills such bicycling, typing, or playing a musical instrument.
Imbalances in NAD+ homeostasis have been linked to aging and various diseases. Nicotine, a metabolite of the NAD+ metabolic pathway, has been found to possess anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties, yet the underlying molecular mechanisms remained unknown. Here we find that, independent of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, low-dose nicotine can restore the age-related decline of NAMPT activity through SIRT1 binding and subsequent deacetylation of NAMPT, thus increasing NAD+ synthesis. 18F-FDG PET imaging revealed that nicotine is also capable of efficiently inhibiting glucose hypermetabolism in aging male mice. Additionally, nicotine ameliorated cellular energy metabolism disorders and deferred age-related deterioration and cognitive decline by stimulating neurogenesis, inhibiting neuroinflammation, and protecting organs from oxidative stress and telomere shortening. Collectively, these findings provide evidence for a mechanism by which low-dose nicotine can activate NAD+ salvage pathways and improve age-related symptoms.
A wave of national fury has swept Holland following the arrest of an ‘asylum seeker’ for the killing of a 17-year-old who was stabbed to death while she was calling the police to report being followed on her bike ride home.
The lifeless body of Lisa was discovered by police in a roadside ditch in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
She was returning from a night out with friends before she was attacked by a man who also had a bicycle with him, while she was phoning the emergency police number.
The main suspect in the case – a 22-year-old male asylum seeker – was arrested four days ago for a rape in Amsterdam on August 15, and allegedly assaulted a third woman five days earlier.
The violent murder of the teenager has triggered widespread outrage and a nationwide ‘reclaim the night’ campaign, after a Dutch actress and author wrote a poem that went viral about Lisa’s final moments cycling home.
In a post shared on her Instagram, Nienke Gravemade wrote: ‘The red bag. I keep thinking about that red bag. How it dangled from her handlebars as she drove through the night. A night that belonged to her too.
The sooner Europe and the West react strongly to these savage invaders, the better. The longer you wait the worse it gets both in what happens and how nations react. Basic anthropology: If you don’t react or fight back, you’re dead. The elite smelly little bitches forcing this invasion on unwilling populations are doing it on purpose. They want you dead or as good as dead. ABN
I thought I had trashed this post yesterday because it is possible the husband really is disabled. I did something wrong and it posted. It still shows very sharp differences in manners, no matter the husband’s condition. In today’s world it’s probably better to ignore something like this or call security or the cops. ABN
I believe this is largely true with the addition of a strong cultural and probably genetic propensity for self-deception. Evolutionarily, self-deception is a ‘valuable’ trait for any tribe as it ensures tribal-bonding at the expense of others. ABN
…it may be the dumbest thing I have ever heard. Filing this under ‘humor’ just in case. ABN
UPDATE: Apparently this is a real video. Huckabee should step down immediately and all top members of this administration should publicly disavow his absurd kowtowing to the claims of an ancient cult masking as a religion. ABN
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