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Why Charlie Kirk's Shirt NEEDS to be preserved to TRULLY conclude what actually happened... @baroncoleman @JoScottForensic

🚨 DR. WILLIAM MAKIS MD DISCUSSES CASTOR OIL + IVERMECTIN CREAM: WHY THIS TOPICAL COMBINATION IS GETTING ATTENTION A simple topical routine is creating a much bigger conversation online. 🫙 Castor oil 🧴 Ivermectin cream The video describes applying castor oil to several areas around the body's lymphatic system: • Under the armpits • Behind the ears • Along the jawline • Behind the knees The speaker says castor oil contains ricinoleic acid, which he says supports circulation and gentle lymphatic drainage. He also claims these applications can help with: • Bloating • Puffiness around the face • A heavy feeling in the legs • Dark buildup and odor under the arms Dr. William Makis MD discusses combining topical castor oil + Ivermectin cream in relation to: • Breast cancer • Head and neck cancer • Skin cancer 📌 THE TOPICAL ROUTINE 🫙 Gently massage organic cold pressed castor oil into areas around the lymph nodes. 🧴 Apply topical Ivermectin cream over the area. 📅 Continue for several days. The video also discusses reports of people using this combination who say they noticed: • Tighter feeling skin • Fine lines appearing reduced • Lymph swelling easing • Joint aches easing • Better sleep • Liver spots becoming lighter • Nerve pain easing • Nerve discomfort improving • Constipation clearing That's why this combination has caught people's attention. It's not simply another castor oil routine. It's the combination of castor oil + topical Ivermectin and the claims surrounding its potential use in cancer related discussions that are driving the conversation. The broader question is even bigger: Could inexpensive, existing medicines and familiar compounds have applications beyond their traditional uses? That's exactly why Ivermectin and drug repurposing continue to generate intense discussion online. 📌 Save this if you're following Ivermectin, castor oil, and cancer repurposing discussions. 🔄 Repost it so more people can discover the topical combination being discussed. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin cream or other repurposed medicines? Explore @rxmeds_store. #Ivermectin #CastorOil #WilliamMakis #BreastCancer #SkinCancer #CancerResearch #DrugRepurposing #MedicalResearch

They’ll tell you WWI started over an assignation, or the sinking of a ship, but leave out how the financial powers used the media to convince people war was in their interest. Isn’t that convenient.

@TheModerateCase You weren’t paying attention to the facts for you?

🚨 BREAKING: This week the American Academy of Pediatrics — the group that shapes the childhood vaccine schedule — told the country it's "neutral." Their words: "we go by science, not politics." So I pulled their tax records. Here's who actually pays them.. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) runs on ~$138 MILLION a year. Its corporate "partners" — $50,000+ donors — include the vaccine makers themselves: Pfizer, Merck, Moderna, Sanofi. Source: their own IRS Form 990 On one AAP COVID-19 vaccine policy, the science outlet Undark found 9 of 16 committee members had taken money from vaccine manufacturers. The published guideline said: "no potential conflicts." 9 of 16. They wrote "none." And this isn't unique to the AAP — it's the pattern. Peer-reviewed, JAMA Internal Medicine (2018): 57% of authors of clinical guidelines for high-revenue drugs had financial ties to the makers — and 1 in 4 payments were undisclosed. The science documents the conflict of interest. The AAP doesn't just take the money — it lobbies. It keeps a full-time, four-person federal lobbying team and reported ~$789,000 in lobbying in a single quarter of 2026. Ask why a "neutral" group of children's doctors needs its own lobby shop. Same playbook, different drug. AAP's 2023 childhood obesity guidelines urged doctors to consider weight-loss drugs for kids. 10 of the authors had taken money from those drug companies. Disclosed in the guideline? No. In 2011 the Gates Foundation paid the AAP $1,419,200 — in the Foundation's own words — "to organize and facilitate immunization education and advocacy efforts among pediatricians." Paid to advocate. Why it matters: in 1986, Congress shielded vaccine makers from most lawsuits. Since then a federal program has paid ~$5.5 BILLION for vaccine injuries (HRSA). The makers are protected. The group promoting the schedule takes their money. The question every parent deserves answered: is the group that calls itself "neutral" being paid by the companies that profit from the schedule? The documents say yes. If you want the documents mainstream accounts won't show you, follow @therealisticrn. I'm a nurse. I bring receipts, not fear.

@dr_ericberg Apple cider vinegar and warm water

Strongly advise everyone to listen to @baroncoleman podcast from today. Near the beginning. He clearly interprets what today’s filing means. It’s a must watch!

@kimKBaltimore So you didn’t read it before making a public statement?

Well, if you’re trying to crowd fund, wouldn’t you want to announce it on the biggest podcast in the world? Aside from that I don’t care that he crowd funds, I was literally just responding to the original post the information I had. I do think he should not have offered the money if he didn’t have it to give… That’s all!

@DatKid89479018 @Uncivilized304 @BrysonGray I actually don’t care that he does, I just responded to the original text. I do think he shouldn’t have offered her that money if he didn’t have access to it, that’s all!

@DatKid89479018 @Uncivilized304 @BrysonGray That’s my understanding, that he didn’t start crowd funding, until after they started negotiating…

@Uncivilized304 @BrysonGray The original post specifically said “in the beginning“ he never said anything about crowd funding, until after they started negotiating…

@Uncivilized304 @BrysonGray I was responding to the original post, which said “Didn’t Andrew say, in the beginning, that he would crowd fund the money to pay Candace? “ Which is true, he didn’t mention crowdfunding until after they started negotiating, after he said he offered her 300k on Rogan…

@Huntress969089 @ErikaCA47 @carolina_bonita Did she post her address for the public?

@Uncivilized304 @BrysonGray He posted this on August 7. Joe Rogan’s interview dropped on August 5. Before they even started negotiating, he offered her 300k… youtube.com/shorts/HIsiW2d…

@Joshua_the_car Do you think this is an own?

@JBoreingShow She said all you do is talk about her, you said that’s not true… Why are you proving her right?

@ginamilan_ @Dustyshiddiz1 He offered to pay her for the debate, would you prefer that he go back on his word?