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When fluoride was introduced to the public as being saved to prevent tooth decay, much of the public and dentistry were dismayed because most people understood it was poison. They are used to kill everything from rats to coyotes. And now it was OK, and toothpaste? Noncompliant dentists were forced out of their jobs.

Eventually, a public was born who knew of the dangers of fluoride. They just accepted it as a good thing, including dentists. They are doing this with the viruses and vaccines and normalizing them for future generations to accept. Pray pray πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™

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Just another reason why it's so important for society to see that there are no viruses, and therefore no reason for state control of people or places to "stop the spread of contagion." What did those 2 people die of, really? What toxin or other exposure do the symptoms line up with? As long as people continue to blame non-existent pathogens for disease, they will not look at all the toxins and pollutants and injuries and nutritional deficiencies that are the real causes of illness.

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Thankfully, they're messing up their scam badly, judging by these stories.

But the fear of pathogens is the way they (used to) control us... πŸ˜‚

https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/rise-authoritarianism-from-parasite-stress-theory-lockstep/

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Sep 19, 2023Liked by Mike Donio

Michel de Montaigne, Essays (Book I, β€œOn fear”) (Montaigne 2003) It is fear that I am most afraid of: In harshness it surpasses all other mischances. The American Pychological Assn says In this essay on fear, Montaigne describes the effect of fear, arguing that there is no one of all the passions that sooner dethrones our judgment form its natural seat. When fear is so violent as to deprive men of all sense, both of duty and honour

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