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If you’ve been a fan of Steve Kirsch, I recommend you read this very carefully — Dr Michael Yeadon

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You may recall that, when he interviewed me earlier this year, he showed no interest whatsoever in my assertion that, based on over 30 years experience of “rational drug design” rules, I was certain they had been designed intentionally to harm, kill and reduce fertility.

Instead of pushing back on this strong assertion, he tried to pick a fight with me about PCR tests, which I waved away as all but irrelevant given where we now were.

As the call closed, I put a line through yet another name.

Based on my own experience, you cannot be a freedom fighter AND retain an account with 100K+ followers on any social media platform and yet be genuine. The perpetrators can silence you with a click, if they want to.

For this and several other reasons, there’s no point in me attempting to set up an account on Twitter in my own name.

Do remember that nobody was ever coming to save us, but that we don’t need someone to save us.

We need only want to save ourselves enough to make that a reality.

Best wishes,

Mike

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I usually avoid this kind of material but when it comes from Mike Yeadon, I make an exception. Whether Mike is right about Steve or not, it’s important to know what he is thinking. Also, I too suspect anyone with a meteoric large following. It’s so easy for the Deep State to raise anyone up or take anyone down, there has to be an unsavory reason for not being interfered with. The 10/07 MIHOP was a sort of litmus test in my mind. Those who avoided any mention of something so obvious and/or are screaming about antisemitism in USA as Gazans are being slaughtered in huge numbers is compromised at least in that area if not others as well. We are living inside a massive psyop panopticon. Your biggest hero may be a cutout posting drivel fed by Deep State. Keep in mind Yeadon might be wrong about this. ABN

Abiogenic Deep Origin of Hydrocarbons and Oil and Gas Deposits Formation

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The theory of the abiogenic deep origin of hydrocarbons recognizes that the petroleum is a primordial material of deep origin [Kutcherov, Krayushkin 2010]. This theory explains that hydrocarbon compounds generate in the asthenosphere of the Earth and migrate through the deep faults into the crust of the Earth. There they form oil and gas deposits in any kind of rock in any kind of the structural position (Fig. 1). Thus the accumulation of oil and gas is

A scheme of genesys of hydrocarbons and petroleum deposits formation.

considered as a part of the natural process of the Earth’s outgrassing, which was in turn responsible for creation of its hydrosphere, atmosphere and biosphere. Until recently the obstacles to accept the theory of the abyssal abiogenic origin of hydrocarbons was the lack of the reliable and reproducible experimental results confirming the possibility of the synthesis of complex hydrocarbon systems under the conditions of the asthenosphere of the Earth.

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Synthetic yeast project unveils cells with 50% artificial DNA

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A 17-year project to craft a synthetic genome for yeast cells has reached a watershed. Researchers revealed this week in 10 new papers that they have created designer versions of all yeast chromosomes and incorporated almost half of them into cells that can survive and reproduce. “It’s a milestone we have been working on for a long time,” says geneticist Jef Boeke of NYU Langone Health, director of the project.

 “It’s a very impressive body of work,” says synthetic biologist Sanjay Vashee of the J. Craig Venter Institute, who wasn’t connected to any of the studies.

Researchers have tinkered with the genomes of yeast and many other organisms using editing technologies such as CRISPR. But building a new version from the ground up opens the way to making bigger changes to an organism’s genome and delving deeper into its organization, function, and evolution.

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Assuming we survive, at some point gene selection, manipulation and fabrication will end all racial and lineage pride and shame. Would-be parents will select the best. ABN

A Growing Number of Scientists Are Convinced the Future Influences the Past

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…What if forward causality could somehow be reversed in time, allowing actions in the future to influence outcomes in the past? This mind-bending idea, known as retrocausality, may seem like science fiction grist at first glance, but it is starting to gain real traction among physicists and philosophers, among other researchers, as a possible solution to some of the most intractable riddles underlying our reality.

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Buddhist speculation: It has long seemed to me that sometimes (or maybe often, always) future life events have influenced events in the past. In Buddhist philosophy, time is cyclical. Since Buddhism is an always evolving and always deeply personal system of thought, there is no need to accept cyclical time if it does not comport well with other ideas important to you.

Time as it is generally conceived today means that the entire cosmos ‘disappears’ every moment only to ‘reappear’ in the next. In this view, time is not at all like a river since there is no river behind us and no river in front of us.

I like conceiving of the future as having a sort of ‘gravitational’ influence’ on the past, sometimes deeply particular in its details and sometimes (or always) more general. For example, are we heading toward WW3 because collectively we are the same fools we always have been or because WW3 has already happened in the future and no matter what we do it will occur?

Did what led you to Buddhist thought arise solely from past conditions or did some of it arise from what was then your future, your now current understanding of the Dharma? Maybe there is a mix of causation between past and future and something like WW3 is only probable but not definite. ABN