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Reports of Serious Injuries and Disabilities with Moderna’s mRNA Flu Shot Have Begun to Flood VAERS

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Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

This hazardous gene therapy should NEVER have been approved.

Moderna’s newly approved mRNA flu injection, mFLUSIVA (mRNA-1010), already accumulated 78 reports in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) through the October 30, 2026 data release.

Among them are accounts of sudden inability to walk, partial vision loss, cardiac arrhythmias, fainting, and hospitalization.

VAERS only captures less than 1% of actual adverse events, according to the Harvard-Lazarus study. Thus, the actual number of adverse events that occurred is far higher than 78.

Our peer-reviewed reanalysis of FDA clinical trial data had already identified 6 TIMES the risk of severe Grade 3 systemic reactions compared with conventional flu shots:

Therefore, it’s no surprise that large numbers of serious injuries and disabilities have begun to pour in:

Most Concerning VAERS Reports

  • VAERS #2917728 — Woman, 71: Caregiver reported that she had “lost the use of her legs” following vaccination. A follow-up describes recovery after 24 hours but contains conflicting age information.
  • VAERS #2915540 — Man, 71: Unable to stand or walk approximately 17 hours after vaccination. Reportedly remained on the floor for about an hour.
  • VAERS #2919349 — Woman, 74: Partial bilateral visual-field loss, severe headache, fever, and weakness.
  • VAERS #2915616 — Man, 78: Severe tremors and involuntary movements. Had Parkinson’s disease and also received a COVID-19 vaccine.
  • VAERS #2915051 — Man, 74: Confusion, severe dizziness, and unstable walking lasting approximately five hours.
  • VAERS #2919122 — Man, 73: Severe vertigo, vomiting, and difficulty walking. Reportedly recovered within approximately 48 hours.
  • VAERS #2914026 — Man, 72: Atrial fibrillation beginning after vaccination, subsequently confirmed by ECG.
  • VAERS #2916173 — Man, 71: Collapse, visual disturbances, breathing difficulty, and blood pressure falling to 72/46 mmHg. Also received a COVID-19 vaccine.
  • VAERS #2920924 — Woman, 58: Loss of consciousness, irregular heartbeat, shortness of breath, and recurrent near-fainting.
  • VAERS #2914650 — Man, 69: Reportedly fainted three times, with chills, sweating, and dry heaving. Also received a COVID-19 vaccine.
  • VAERS #2915704 — Woman, 89: Fainted and fell inside a pharmacy following vaccination. EMS responded, and she was transported to an emergency department.
  • VAERS #2914591 — Elderly patient: Hospitalization for decreased oxygen saturation and fever. Subsequently recovered.
  • VAERS #2913043 — Patient, 61: Loss of consciousness, high fever lasting two days, and subsequent headache.
  • VAERS #2915425 — Woman, 56: Fever, dehydration, widespread pain, and inability to get out of bed for approximately 36 hours.
  • VAERS #2920392 — Woman, 50: Fever reaching 102.8°F and severe arm pain preventing her from raising her arms overhead. Also received a COVID-19 vaccine.

This hazardous gene therapy should NEVER have been approved.

Our peer-reviewed study found that for every ONE influenza hospitalization theoretically “prevented” relative to standard-dose flu vaccination, approximately 3,798 recipients experienced an adverse reaction, 278 suffered a severe Grade 3 systemic reaction that prevented normal daily activities, and 2 excess deaths of unexplained cause occurred.

This extreme risk-benefit profile warrants the IMMEDIATE MARKET REMOVAL of Moderna’s mFLUSIVA to protect innocent civilians from disability and death.

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Via https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-reports-of-serious-injuries

Scientists Want To Use People As Human Antennas For 6G Technology

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There is no universally-accepted standard for what qualifies as 6G, but scientists are already working on the technology. Image credit: ultramansk/Shutterstock.com

TOM HALE

For context, 5G technology uses radio waves to encode and carry information. It’s able to carry up to 10 times more information than its predecessor, 4G, by using higher frequencies of radio waves that are able to handle more bandwidth.

One theory is that 6G could achieve even higher bandwidths and transmit more information by using Visible Light Communication (VLC). Instead of radio waves, information can be transmitted by LEDs that rapidly flash on and off in the blink of an eye.

“VLC is quite simple and interesting. Instead of using radio signals to send information wirelessly, it uses the light from LEDs that can turn on and off, up to one million times per second,” Jie Xiong, professor of information and computer sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, explained in a statement.

“Anything with a camera, like our smartphones, tablets or laptops, could be the receiver,” Xiong added.

Via https://www.iflscience.com/scientists-want-to-use-people-as-human-antennas-for-6g-technology-67006

Profit rush grounds every plane: Who runs the skies?

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Air traffic controllers and their families rally at the United States Capitol during the October 2013 government shutdown. Their signs warn: “Real people, real consequences.”

 

November 14, 2026 Gary Wilson

Venture capitalists and Pentagon contractors are rebuilding the air traffic system of the United States on their own timetable. The workers who run it objected and were ignored. On Nov. 13, the whole country saw what that means.

At 3:54 p.m. Eastern time on Friday, Nov. 13, the Federal Aviation Administration ordered every airport in the United States to stop departures. Radar data and radio communications had turned unreliable at all 22 of the en route centers that handle high-altitude traffic between airports. More than 3,500 planes were in the air. The ground stop lasted 4 hours and 21 minutes, the longest since Sept. 11, 2001. Airlines canceled more than 9,000 flights that day and more than 5,000 more on Nov. 14, with planes and crews stranded in the wrong cities.

A new story every day

At the White House on the evening of Nov. 13, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy blamed old equipment. Switches and routers running on 1980s copper lines, he said, were “overloaded with data.” None of the new equipment installed under the Trump administration had failed, he insisted. Then he asked Congress for $50 billion, on top of the $12.5 billion already appropriated for a new air traffic control system.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, standing next to him, gave the game away. The FAA had been putting patches, new equipment and new technology into the system, Mullin said, and the new technology was “overwhelming the older system.” A reporter who contacted 60 air traffic controllers that night told CNN that “none of them are buying” Duffy’s account. Work of this kind, the controllers told her, is done midweek in the middle of the night, when few planes are flying, and not on a busy Friday afternoon.

The controllers were right. At a news conference at the Transportation Department the next day, Nov. 14, Duffy had a different story. A contractor, L3Harris, he said, had been replacing copper wire with fiber optic cable at a remote FAA site, work Duffy called routine maintenance. After the changeover, by his account, a router began flooding the FAA’s network with more than 1,000 connection attempts every few seconds, and the failure spread to every en route center in the country.

The second story is no more settled than the first. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford, at the same news conference, said the agency has not found the root cause. Duffy could not say whether L3Harris installed the equipment wrong or installed a faulty router. Neither man explained how one router at one remote site could bring down all 22 centers. On Nov. 13 the fault lay with old equipment, and on Nov. 14 with a contractor. On neither day did it lie with the officials in charge.

The contractors own the network

L3Harris is a major Pentagon contractor that has held FAA contracts for decades. By Duffy’s own description, the company owns the old telecommunications network that links the air traffic facilities. That network connects more than 4,400 FAA sites and carries the traffic of 45,000 flights a day, by the company’s count. A system that guides every flight in the country runs on lines that belong to a private company. Whether or not Duffy’s account of Nov. 13 holds up, the officials in charge are pointing at a company the government itself put there.

They have pointed at it before. On Sept. 19, 2025, a telecommunications failure shut down both Dallas airports for hours. The FAA said then that L3Harris had failed to make sure the backup systems worked. Duffy answered by promising a brand new air traffic control system, and L3Harris kept the work.

Duffy now says he is “stuck” with L3Harris. His solution is the $50 billion, which he wants in order to bring in other companies. Whatever failed on Nov. 13, his answer is more contractors.

AI over the workers’ objections

The fiber upgrade is one part of the rebuilding of air traffic control. Artificial intelligence is another, and it is also in the hands of a private contractor. On Nov. 10, three days before the ground stop, the FAA announced that a new AI system, made by a different company, was now in use at all 22 en route centers.

The system is called SMART, for Strategic Management of Airspace, Routes and Trajectories. It was built by Air Space Intelligence, a Boston company known as ASI, under a 12-year, $875 million contract awarded June 22. SMART pulls about 200 streams of live data — weather, flight paths, traffic volume, controller staffing — into one cloud platform and recommends changes to routes and schedules. It started up Sept. 21 in the crowded airspace around the three Washington-area airports. Seven weeks later it was in use across the country.

Officials say SMART had no part in the ground stop. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said on Nov. 14 that there is “zero evidence of anything AI-related,” and ASI says the same. These are the officials who, on the same day, could not say whether the fault was the installer or the router.

Whatever the investigation finds, SMART was put into service with no say from the workers who have to use it. On Oct. 9, 25 members of Congress wrote to Duffy and Bedford asking them to pause SMART. The letter relayed what aviation workers had been saying: The front-line safety workforce had “little to no input” into the system’s development, got little training, and in some cases learned of the deployment only days ahead or not at all. The letter asked how SMART would perform during an equipment outage.

The FAA never answered in public. On Nov. 10 it put SMART into use across the country. The National Air Traffic Controllers Association, which represents the controllers, says it was not consulted on the design.

Why the rush

The government’s own auditors saw it coming. On Sept. 14, the Government Accountability Office reported that in its drive to replace the air traffic control system, the FAA was “buying delivery speed at the risk of cost uncertainty and potential disruptions.” The result, the auditors warned, could be more outages, more ground stops and safety incidents.

The contractors have their own reasons for speed. In December 2023, ASI was valued at about $300 million. On Oct. 20, four months after the FAA contract, it raised $325 million from investors at a valuation of $3 billion, ten times higher. The investors include Spark Capital, Andreessen Horowitz and affiliates of Citadel Securities. ASI also sells to the United States Air Force and Army and calls itself an aerospace and defense company. Every control center added to SMART is a selling point for the next contract. A slow, careful rollout tested by the people who would have to use it is worth nothing to these investors.

The administration has its own reason to hurry. One of the data streams SMART takes in is controller staffing. In May, the FAA cut its staffing target for air traffic controllers by more than 2,000, crediting new staffing models and scheduling tools. The system has been short thousands of controllers for years. Software, and now AI, is the plan for running it with fewer.

That plan has a history. In August 1981, President Ronald Reagan fired more than 11,000 striking controllers and broke their union, PATCO. They had struck over hours, short staffing, speedups and the stress of the job. Forty-five years later, the towers and centers are still short-handed, and the Trump administration’s answer is again to get by with fewer workers, this time by counting on AI to fill the gap.

Who decides?

Controllers have worked with outdated computers for decades, and they need better ones. The copper lines Duffy complains about are real, and they have to be replaced. What matters is who decides which technology goes in, how fast, who does the work and who checks it. Today that is Duffy, the contractors and the contractors’ investors.

After the Three Mile Island nuclear accident in 1979, the demand raised in the workers’ movement was to take the nuclear industry out of the hands of the monopolies and put it in the hands of the workers, and to shut it down until that was done. The same demand fits here. Halt the SMART rollout until controllers, FAA technicians, pilots and flight attendants have examined it through their own unions and have the power to stop it when it is not safe. Take air traffic technology away from the contractors and put it under the control of the workers who run the system, responsible to the communities that live under the flight paths and the millions who fly.

The force that can win it

A demand like this needs an organized force behind it, and that force exists. About 20,000 controllers and other aviation workers belong to the National Air Traffic Controllers Association. The FAA’s own technicians are organized in the Professional Aviation Safety Specialists. Pilots and flight attendants have their own unions.

These workers have already shown what they can do. In January 2019, a government shutdown had controllers working without pay for 35 days. The controllers’, pilots’ and flight attendants’ unions jointly warned that safety was at risk. On Jan. 25, a small number of controllers stayed home at two FAA facilities, and flights into LaGuardia Airport in New York stopped. The shutdown ended that day. Federal law bars these workers from striking, the same law Reagan used in 1981. Their power was felt anyway.

On Nov. 13, the controllers union’s official statement said only that controllers were on the job and that safety was the priority. Sixty controllers told a reporter they didn’t believe Duffy, and within a day they were proved right. On Nov. 14, union president Nick Daniels told Yahoo News that work that can knock out every radio frequency should be done when the fewest planes are in the sky, and that failures like this often happen when the safety reviews required before maintenance are skipped. The upgrade was underway on a Friday afternoon. But Daniels would not say whether L3Harris was at fault, and he said the union will keep working with the administration. Union officials move when the ranks push them. Controllers and technicians can demand that their unions say in public what the members are saying to each other.

There is an opening to do it. Duffy promises to hold people accountable, and his department is investigating its own contractors. Members of Congress asked the Government Accountability Office on Oct. 13 to review SMART, and hearings will follow. Left alone, these inquiries will be run behind closed doors by the officials who hired the contractors and bought their products. The unions can demand seats in the investigation, with their own experts chosen by the workers and paid for by the government, and full access to the Nov. 13 network logs, the L3Harris work orders and SMART itself. They can demand that the hearings be open. If the official report settles for blaming a router, labor can issue its own.

The unions would not be alone. Millions of passengers were stranded on Nov. 13, along with the baggage handlers, gate agents, cleaners and food workers whose shifts fell apart. Most of those passengers are workers too, and everyone who flies or works at an airport has the same stake as the controllers in a system run for safety and on no contractor’s schedule. Rallies at the airports alongside the hearings would put that weight behind the demand.

Workers have stopped this kind of thing before. When Airbus and Dassault pressed European regulators to let automation replace the second pilot in airliner cockpits, the pilots’ union fought it, and in 2025 the regulator shelved the plan.

Duffy promises more ground stops unless Congress hands over $50 billion for more contractors. On Nov. 13, controllers and pilots brought more than 3,500 planes down safely while the equipment failed around them. They are the ones who should decide what gets plugged in.

Via https://www.struggle-la-lucha.org/2026/11/14/profit-rush-grounds-every-plane-who-runs-the-skies/

Israeli occupation forces carry out 70 incursions into southern Syria in just two weeks

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The Cradle

15 Nov, 2026

Israeli occupation forces carried out approximately 70 military incursions into southern Syria between 1 and 14 November, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), citing local sources.

The incursions were concentrated in Quneitra province, the Yarmouk Basin and Wadi al-Ruqqad areas west of Deraa, and the vicinity of Mount Hermon in the Damascus countryside.

Israeli occupation forces conducted patrols through towns and villages and established temporary checkpoints. In the latest reported incident, Israeli troops detained three people in the town of Jbata al-Khashab in northern Quneitra on Friday night.

Via https://t.me/thecradlemedia/71046

The Forgotten Causes of Alzheimer’s and the Cures They’ve Buried

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A Midwestern Doctor

After decades and billions spent chasing amyloid, a new body of evidence is revealing the real causes of dementia and decades of forgotten research for healing cognitive decline is being rediscovered.

Story at a Glance:

•Alzheimer’s disease is commonly thought to result from abnormal plaque buildup in the brain that gradually destroys brain tissue. As a result, almost all Alzheimer’s research has been directed toward eliminating amyloid, even after the basis for much of this work was shown to stem from fraudulent research. . . In April 2026, the most rigorous independent review of these drugs to date concluded they make no meaningful difference to patients.

•In contrast, numerous affordable treatments have been developed for Alzheimer’s disease that target the root causes of the disorder, producing significant benefits at a fraction of the cost and without any toxicity.

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Amyloid Scandals

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Likewise, he showed these improvements correlated to simple biochemical improvements:

Additionally, in 2024, he published a detailed set of case histories of patients who had remarkable responses to this protocol, and since his protocol was popularized, neurologists around the country he trained have begun administering it, often with significant success.

Most importantly, the randomized controlled trial his critics insisted he needed has now been completed.

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What Causes Alzheimer’s Disease?

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In Bredesen’s model, there are multiple distinct types of Alzheimer’s disease, reflecting different underlying causes. The original three subtypes have since been expanded to six, each representing a different biological driver of cognitive decline. They are as follows:

• Type 1 — Inflammatory: This form is driven by excessive inflammation, often metabolic or infectious in nature.

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• Type 1.5 — Glycotoxic: Sometimes referred to as a hybrid of Types 1 and 2, this subtype arises from insulin resistance and chronically elevated blood sugar.

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• Type 2 — Atrophic: This type is caused by deficiencies in nutrients, hormones, and other factors that provide trophic (supportive) signals to brain cells. These include vitamin D, thyroid hormone, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), among others.

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• Type 3 — Toxic: This subtype results from exposure to toxic substances that directly damage neurons. Common culprits include biotoxins, such as mold-derived mycotoxins (from water-damaged buildings—which is a huge issue), chronic infections (including Lyme disease), heavy metals (like mercury and lead), and industrial or household chemicals.

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• Type 4 — Vascular: In this form, chronic restriction of cerebral blood flow—due to factors such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, or small vessel disease—leads to gradual neuronal injury and cognitive decline. here).

• Type 5 — Traumatic: This subtype is associated with a history of brain injury—either a single significant concussion or multiple smaller, repeated head traumas. It is especially common in athletes and military veterans (although we also see it in less concussion prone individuals).

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Zeta Potential and Alzheimer’s

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Sludged Blood and the Brain

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Likewise, Chinese medicine regards “blood stasis” as one of the primary causes of dementia. In vascular dementia, blood stasis obstructing the brain’s collaterals is consistently one of its three main patterns (alongside kidney essence deficiency and phlegm),1 while in Alzheimer’s, it is viewed as a factor that increasingly drives the disease as it progresses, following a sequence of “kidney deficiency→phlegm turbidity→blood stasis→turbid toxin.”1

Furthermore, two therapies which improve the flow properties of the blood, ultraviolet blood irradiation (UVBI) and ozone therapy, have repeatedly been found to treat dementia—and in both cases, work best in the form of dementia most clearly cau

Sleep and Dementia

As many of you know from personal experience, sleep loss is well recognized to cause brain fog and cognitive impairment (e.g., one study demonstrated that sleep deprivation worsened auditory processing and responses on neurophysiological tests

This process is particularly consequential in the elderly (who are widely recognized to be more susceptible to memory loss and cognitive impairment), and likewise more likely to suffer from impaired sleep as they age.

As this review paper shows, a significant body of research ties poor sleep (especially if chronic) to dementia.

•Deep sleep has been shown to mitigate the cognitive impairment created by Alzheimer’s plaques.

It hence should come as no surprise restoring healthy sleep was a core component of Bredesen’s program—particularly since it is necessary for glymphatic drainage, and likewise, remarkable that it’s only been in the last few years that healthy sleep has begun being considered as a way to head off dementia.

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The Cell Danger Response

One of the better models I have come across for understanding complex illness,

In parallel, one of the more promising approaches to treating cognitive decline also targets this process of the cell turning off by disabling what is referred to by its proponents as the “integrated stress response.“

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Many other factors can also trigger programmed cell death of neurons. For example, following vascular strokes, many cells in the brain will turn off, and if not brought back (e.g., with DMSO) will frequently die, resulting in long-term damage from strokes.

DMSO and Dementia

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Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is a naturally occurring compound found throughout nature, which was initially used as a chemical solvent. It then entered medical use after the company producing DMSO in America (to meet the industrial need) noticed that it also had remarkable therapeutic properties. As people became aware of what DMSO could do, its popularity spread like wildfire, and within a few years, it became the most demanded drug in America. Sadly, the FDA, overwhelmed by the number of new drug applications they were receiving and members of the public (who did not want to wait for approval), using DMSO on their own, decided to address this massive regulatory challenge by banning DMSO.

Eventually, the FDA lost its ability to ban DMSO due to a 1994 law being passed (in response to the public getting fed up with the FDA raiding natural medicine suppliers at gunpoint) and Congress taking away its ability to regulate natural supplements.

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Note: the entire history of DMSO is detailed here, while the information on it’s safety is detailed here.

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These protective properties are particularly valuable for the (fragile) central nervous system, and one of DMSO’s most remarkable properties is its ability to treat strokes, brain injuries, and spinal cord injuries, which otherwise are often lethal or permanently disabling.

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Treating Dementia

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In the final part of this article, I will cover the approaches we have found to be the most helpful for cognitive decline and dementia. These include how DMSO can be used to address each of the factors that drive them (e.g., chronic stress), how to improve zeta potential (along with a variety of other promising options for restoring cerebral circulation), how we resolve past concussions and treat the cell danger response within the brain, other key therapies that safeguard brain health, and our perspectives on commonly used approaches like nicotine (which when used correctly can help).

DMSO

With DMSO, the greatest neurological benefits are seen with IV DMSO, while modest but often significant ones are seen with other routes of application (e.g., orally or topically). When applied topically, it is typically placed over the carotid arteries on the front and sides of the neck (which supply the front and middle of the brain) and over the vertebral arteries along the back of the neck and base of the skull (which supply the rear of the brain).

Zeta Potential

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In many cases, this is done with EDTA chelation therapy, as beyond it removing the problematic metallic ions from the body, it also has a strong negative charge which improves zeta potential (much more than the oral options).

Cerebral Circulation

Beyond zeta potential, a few other approaches can improve the brain’s circulation. One of the most interesting is remote ischemic conditioning, where a blood pressure cuff is repeatedly inflated around the arms to briefly cut off their blood supply.

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Ozone therapy (which will be extensively discussed in the near future) likewise has a substantial body of evidence supporting its use for dementia beyond the studies discussed earlier.

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Similarly, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (which works in part by creating fluctuations in the body’s oxygen levels that trigger regeneration) was found in a randomized trial of 63 healthy adults over 64 to increase blood flow to the brain, with the increase correlating with improvements in their cognition.1

Additionally, many of the agents which improve the flow properties of blood also help dementia. For example, ginkgo (typically 240 mg a day), which amongst other things reduces blood viscosity, has shown modest benefits for dementia in many (but not all) trials, particularly in those who have previously had a stroke,1,2 while pentoxifylline, the flavonoid dihydroquercetin combined with vitamin C, and the Chinese herbal formulas for blood stasis discussed earlier are also worth considering.

Lastly, as mentioned earlier, PDE5 inhibitors such as sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil (Cialis) increase blood flow, and a few colleagues routinely use them for cognitive decline (with some patients having remarkable responses). However, they are not entirely without risk, as they can cause excessive drops in blood pressure (which can be dangerous when combined with nitrate heart medications), headaches, and in rare cases sudden vision or hearing loss, so they should be used under a physician’s supervision.

Head Trauma

Before many of the newer approaches were developed which could help dementia, I constantly came across stories of people who had significant improvements in cognitive impairment from manual work (e.g., cranial sacral therapy or cranial osteopathy) done on them.

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Other Therapies

Over the years, I’ve seen a lot of other therapies be proposed to help cognitive impairment. Of these, a few stand out:

•Nicotine

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•IV amino acids

•B vitamins: Vitamin B1 and B12 tend to be fairly important for preventing dementia (particularly before and after surgeries which involve gas anesthetics).

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•Lithium: low dose lithium orotate is a safe and fairly effective therapy for a variety of psychiatric conditions (particularly anxiety) that has neuroprotective functions (and is one of my favorite supplements).

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Cell Danger Response Treatments

In many cases, once the underlying issues which have injured an area have been resolved (e.g., poor circulation), it is necessary to also do something to revive the affected tissue. Presently, I am of the opinion the best options are:

•Applying the Hooga lamp to the head (discussed here). Since DMSO temporarily makes tissue more transparent to light, it can also potentiate light therapies

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•Ultraviolet blood irradiation, which in addition to improving blood circulation and eliminating chronic infections (in a much broader way than most available treatments), also revives cells which are in a shocked state.

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•Exosomes (amniotic derived) and stem cells (umbilical cord blood derived) are some of the most effective products we have found for improving the cell danger response, and frequently can provide significant improvement in cognitive decline.

CIA Mind Control Experiment at Harvard Led Unabomber to Develop Fantasies of Revenge

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Jeremy Kuzmarov

Netflix has revived public interest in the Unabomber, Theodore Kaczynski (1942-2023), a one-time mathematics professor at UC Berkeley, who killed three people and injured 23 in a mail-bombing campaign from 1978 to 1995 targeting people he thought were destroying society and the environment through use of modern technology.

Kaczynski was a victim of the CIA’s Operation MK-ULTRA program as a Harvard University undergraduate student in the late 1950s, where he was subjected to mock interrogations and abusive attacks under the direction of Harvard psychologist Henry Murray, who worked for the CIA.

Russell Crowe plays Dr. Murray in the Netflix film about Kaczynski called Unabomber. Described by Timothy Leary as “the wizard of personality assessment,” Murray was the long-time director of the Harvard Psychological Clinic going back to the late 1920s, who wrote a classic psychology text on personality and provided a personality assessment of Adolf Hitler when he was working for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) during World War II.[1]

Co-founder of the humanistic psychology discipline dedicated to expanding human potential that gave birth to alternative therapies in the 1960s and 1970s, Murray also monitored military experiments on truth-drug brainwashing and interrogation when he was with the OSS.[2]

In the early 1960s, Murray approved CIA asset Timothy Leary’s appointment to the Harvard faculty and psilocybin and LSD research projects, which entailed performing drug tests on Harvard students. The testing was an offshoot of the MK-ULTRA program which aimed to further the use of LSD and other mind-enhancing drugs as a mechanism of social control.[3]

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Via https://covertactionmagazine.com/2026/11/09/cia-mind-control-experiment-at-harvard-led-unabomber-to-develop-fantasies-of-revenge/

RFK Jr. Names Government Agency Behind America’s Geoengineering Nightmare

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Vigilant Fox

For years, chemtrails have been sold to us as just a “conspiracy theory.”

Now, RFK Jr. isn’t just confirming that “crimes” are happening. He’s exposing exactly who’s behind them.

Before we get into Kennedy revealing who’s behind the geoengineering project, we need to start this story with some crucial context.

Back in August 2024, before he became Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. responded to an X post about a “chemtrail pilot whistleblower.”

At the time, he made a bold promise: “We are going to stop this crime.”

Fast forward to today, and Kennedy is doubling down on putting a stop to geoengineering.

Just a few days ago, after the British government announced new geoengineering efforts to “combat climate change,” he responded with an even stronger statement.

“We will soon end this crime against humanity and our planet,” Kennedy said, “and bring justice to the plutocrats who are perpetrating this mass uncontrolled experiment.”

RFK Jr. recently sat down with Dr. Phil, and he stunned the audience when a woman named Emily asked him point-blank about the toxic aerosols being sprayed over us every day.

“My biggest concern is the stratospheric aerosol injections that are continuously peppered on us every day,” Emily said.

“Bromium, aluminum, strontium—it’s sprayed in our skies. All day long.”

“And I know you’ve talked to Dane Wigington about this, he seems to be one of the experts in the field…”

“How do we stop it?” she asked.

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“You know, we [HHS] don’t do that. It’s done—we think—by DARPA.”

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“A lot of it now is coming out of the jet fuel,” he said. “Those [toxic] materials are put in jet fuel.”

“I’m going to do everything in my power to stop it,” Kennedy added. “We’re bringing on somebody who’s going to think only about that.”

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Via https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/04/rfk-jr-names-government-agency-behind-americas-geoengineering/

Global insurers refuse Strait of Hormuz transit coverage as maritime shipping paralyzed

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The Cradle

Global marine insurance providers have completely withdrawn coverage for commercial vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz amid mounting military escalations and maritime restrictions, according to industry executives.

Oscar Seikaly, CEO of the US-based insurance brokerage NSI Insurance Group, told Al Jazeera that “none of the insurers we work with are willing to take any risks at this time” to cover passage through the vital waterway.

“No one is willing to take on any risk right now, especially with the current standstill,” Seikaly stated, adding that maritime coverage remains entirely unavailable until regional conditions stabilize.

The suspension of insurance follows repeated warnings from Iranian authorities that vessels utilizing unauthorized shipping lanes or navigating the strait without Iranian authorization face severe security risks.

Tehran has maintained that at least a dozen commercial ships have been struck over the preceding two weeks for traversing what it deems illegal routes, while the IRGC Navy has enforced strict transit controls across the Persian Gulf.

Via https://t.me/thecradlemedia/70998

Another Trump heavyweight living on military base as Cabinet roster grows

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Todd Blanche speaks during a news conference at the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice building.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche speaks during a news conference at the Department of Justice on April 7, 2026. (Getty Images)

By Ashley J. DiMella Fox News

Bessent, family reportedly relocate amid Iranian security threats

Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman examines reported Iranian threats that prompted Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and his family to relocate to a military base. He also discusses allegations of Iranian cyberattacks in France and reported cooperation between Iran and Russia to circumvent U.S. military and economic restrictions.

Attorney General Todd Blanche has been living at a military installation in the Washington, D.C., area for months, joining a growing roster of senior Trump administration officials residing in military housing, three sources familiar with the arrangement confirmed to Fox News Digital.

A source familiar with the arrangement did not elaborate on the reason for the move earlier this year. Fox News Digital reached out to the Department of Justice for comment.

Among the other top officials residing on military installations is Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who recently relocated amid reported threats linked to Iran.

The living arrangements have placed senior civilian officials in housing traditionally associated with military leadership, amid security concerns ranging from reported threats tied to drug cartels to fears of Iranian retaliation.

Blanche’s predecessor, Pam Bondi, also quietly relocated from her Washington apartment to military housing after law enforcement flagged threats tied to drug cartels, The New York Times reported in March. The Times also cited threats related to backlash over her handling of the Epstein files, although the Justice Department disputed that explanation.

Iran has intensified efforts to target Americans, including current and former U.S. officials, as Bessent recently relocated to a military base amid threats linked to Tehran, a source familiar with the situation confirmed to Fox News Digital Wednesday.

“After The Wall Street Journal published an article featuring an online photo that allowed the location of the secretary’s Georgetown home to be geo-located, security concerns began to increase, which have now forced the secretary to relocate to a military base for his safety. The news media has an obligation to act responsibly amid growing threats against public officials,” a different source familiar with the move told Fox News Digital Wednesday.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth have reportedly taken up residence at Fort McNair in Washington, D.C., while White House chief of staff Stephen Miller and other administration officials have moved to military installations or protected government housing.

The relocations have not all stemmed from the same threats. Some followed concerns about domestic political violence, while Bessent’s move comes amid reported threats linked to Iran.

Fort McNair, a historic Army installation along the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., has emerged as one of the military properties housing senior Trump administration officials. The installation, which dates to the late 1700s, is home to the National Defense University and traditionally provides residential quarters for senior military leaders.

Fort McNair’s residential quarters are divided into two housing groups, according to a 2020 National Capital Planning Commission report, while a 2024 Army filing identifies 27 historic homes built before 1919 at the installation.

The Army’s housing website lists 88 historic dwelling units across Fort McNair and nearby Fort Myer combined, without specifying how many are at each base.

Other officials previously reported to have used military housing include former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll. The arrangements have involved different installations.

Via https://www.foxnews.com/politics/another-trump-heavyweight-revealed-living-military-base-cabinet-roster-grows

Israeli-US Military Merger at Risk

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By Renee Parsons
November 11, 2026
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The question is whether to institutionalize political and military power for Israel at the expense of the credibility of US government: if the 2027 NDAA cannot pass this Congressional Session, it will be required to wait until a new Session of Congress occurs in January, when the House will take another vote on an already controversial and divisive legislation.

On November 10, 12 US Senators sent a letter to Congressional leadership requesting the removal of three objectionable portions of the 2027 NDAA which focus on the merging of Israeli government’s military and intelligence relationship with the US relationship.

The letter was addressed to Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, House Speaker Mike Johnson, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, and the senior Republican and Democratic members of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees.

The signatories include incoming Majority Whip Brian Schatz and incoming Appropriations Committee Chair Patty Murray with Senators Chris Van Hollen, Elizabeth Warren, Peter Welch, Ed Markey, Jeff Merkley, Tina Smith, Tammy Duckworth, Ron Wyden, and Andy Kim.

The 2027 National Defense Authorization Act was approved by the House on July 22nd and has been awaiting final approval by the Senate.

At issue are Section 1217 of the Senate Armed Services Committee’s version of the defense authorization bill and Section 219 of the House-passed legislation which would mandate the creation of a “United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative” intended to expand and accelerate bilateral defense with Israel cooperation.

The senators warned that such arrangements could place sensitive American technologies increasingly within Israel’s reach and create long-term dependencies within the US defense industry.

“The agreements and projects these provisions envision threaten US national security interests by handing Israel leverage over American weapons systems and military technology,” the lawmakers wrote.

Further, the Senators argued that

“If enacted, these agreements would create long-term dependencies by embedding Israeli technology into the US defense industrial base that could make future policy changes costly or difficult to implement.”

The letter directly criticized Netanyahu’s efforts to redefine the US-Israel defense relationship, arguing that the proposed legislation could advance an Israeli initiative to shift bilateral cooperation away from traditional American military assistance quoting a letter from Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Rep. Martin Stutzman (R-Ind.).

“I was glad to receive your proposed Congressional resolution endorsing my plan to shift the framework of US-Israeli defense cooperation from aid to partnership,” Netanyahu wrote.

The Senators wrote in their letter that

“The intention behind this is clear: to move US security assistance governed through more traditional pathways, like Foreign Military Financing and arms sales, to more opaque, less discernible avenues.”

In other words, the US is at risk of losing its independence and international leadership to Israel.

The Senators also sought the removal of a third measure, Section 618 of the Fiscal Year 2027 Intelligence Authorization Act, which the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence had included in legislation intended to become part of the final NDAA.

“The provision would tie the President’s hands from limiting intelligence sharing with Israel, even when doing so may be necessary to protect US national security,” the Senators wrote.

“For all these reasons, we should not legally mandate an expansion in defense co-production or a requirement to increase intelligence sharing with the Government of Israel”.

The Senators argue that decisions should remain subject to independent American national security assessments rather than being embedded in long-term statutory commitments and whether decisions could ultimately reduce America’s freedom to make its own national security decisions.

The essential point here is that the House-approved $1.14 trillion 2027 National Defense Authorization Act occurred on July 22, 2026 during  the 119th Session of Congress. The vote of 219-212 was considered by Republicans as a vote of approval on the Iran War with 209 GOP votes included six Democrats.   

Unless the Senate approves HR 8800 between now and January 3rd when the 119th Session ends, that House approval will no longer be relevant and will necessitate a repeat when the 120th Session of Congress begins.

Therefore, the NDAA will have to be approved again by another House floor vote adding urgency to the Senate’s current refusal.

The 119th Session of Congress ends on January 3, 2027 as the 120th Session of Congress convenes exactly on January 3rd 2027 at 12:00 pm EST beginning the legislative calendar anew.

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Via https://www.globalresearch.ca/israeli-us-military-merger-risk/5945672