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Have you ever considered what "parasitism" is as a concept?...if not, I think you really should...

 
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This thread/topic, seems antisemitic..........
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Jerry Marzinsky:



It turns out that schizophrenics are not having hallucinations when they hear voices. They are being attacked by real living invisible entities, conscious of what they are doing.

Once I knew what was happening to my patients and showed them the truth about what their voices were, both the patient and I became a threat and a target to these entities. You see these entities feed off negative energy. If they can trick you into feeling anxiety, fear, or any other form of stress that turns your emotions negative, they can feast from you.

In one case a patient I’d never seen before reported his voices warned him to stay away from me the moment I walked into the emergency room. In another case, a patient who was improving told me his voices wanted to speak with me. What the voices told me was this: "You have no right to interfere with our way of life!"

Providing people with knowledge of the existence of this menace and how they manifest in our lives is the last thing these energy parasites want. They want you to go on believing that in this age of science, demons are fictional, a maniacal throwback to medieval and prehistoric days; tales of the uneducated.


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Fascinating. If there is any pathology that constantly has been correlated to Toxoplasma, it's schizophrenia. Note that this is a very complex and broad diagnosis.
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This thread/topic, seems antisemitic..........
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So in YOUR opinion, parasites are the equivalent to Semites. Is that what YOU are saying? We’re talking about a scientifically proven entity that has numerous deleterious effects on the human population and is defined as a parasite. You, in an effort to stifle the discussion throws out the anti semite claim. What’s your motivation?

Look through Comperio’s threads. There is nothing to indicate anything in them to support you accusations.

This is a open forum, if you have an issue with a particular poster, take it up with them or notify a mod. There is also an ignore button at your disposal.
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Jerry Marzinsky:



It turns out that schizophrenics are not having hallucinations when they hear voices. They are being attacked by real living invisible entities, conscious of what they are doing.

Once I knew what was happening to my patients and showed them the truth about what their voices were, both the patient and I became a threat and a target to these entities. You see these entities feed off negative energy. If they can trick you into feeling anxiety, fear, or any other form of stress that turns your emotions negative, they can feast from you.

In one case a patient I’d never seen before reported his voices warned him to stay away from me the moment I walked into the emergency room. In another case, a patient who was improving told me his voices wanted to speak with me. What the voices told me was this: "You have no right to interfere with our way of life!"

Providing people with knowledge of the existence of this menace and how they manifest in our lives is the last thing these energy parasites want. They want you to go on believing that in this age of science, demons are fictional, a maniacal throwback to medieval and prehistoric days; tales of the uneducated.


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Interesting.

Here's another interesting medical report:

London - A woman was correctly told she had a brain tumour by voices in her head, doctors in Britain have said. The woman, who had no previous psychological problems, first heard a voice while at home reading, which asked her not to be afraid and said it and a friend wanted to help her.

[link to www.irishtimes.com (secure)]
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Mr Gunnalugsson, the Icelandic PM is issuing a dire warning:

"PM Fears Behavior-Changing Microbe....."


"He then shifted the discussion to the risks of foreign bacteria and viruses. “Also, no less important, is that we be free from all sorts of infections that are sadly all too common in many places, and are not only harmful to animals but can also be very harmful to people,” said Sigmundur Davíð, adding: “there is for example a protozoan that causes people’s behavior to change. If people for instance eat meat abroad that is not properly cooked, they risk ingesting this protozoan and it can lead to changes in behavioral patterns, and people have even wondered if this could be changing the behavior of whole nations. It sounds like science fiction.”

Read the full article here: [link to icelandreview.com]

Thread: Is there ONE thing that makes us all ill - ONE culprit (toxoplasma)? … and does it hold the cure in itself ?….please engage and discuss
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Jerry Marzinsky:



It turns out that schizophrenics are not having hallucinations when they hear voices. They are being attacked by real living invisible entities, conscious of what they are doing.

Once I knew what was happening to my patients and showed them the truth about what their voices were, both the patient and I became a threat and a target to these entities. You see these entities feed off negative energy. If they can trick you into feeling anxiety, fear, or any other form of stress that turns your emotions negative, they can feast from you.

In one case a patient I’d never seen before reported his voices warned him to stay away from me the moment I walked into the emergency room. In another case, a patient who was improving told me his voices wanted to speak with me. What the voices told me was this: "You have no right to interfere with our way of life!"

Providing people with knowledge of the existence of this menace and how they manifest in our lives is the last thing these energy parasites want. They want you to go on believing that in this age of science, demons are fictional, a maniacal throwback to medieval and prehistoric days; tales of the uneducated.


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Thank you very much for posting that link! Great information on how schizophrenia presents itself and what it truly is.

I think it’s very relevant to the information being offered in this thread.
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"Parasitism is a pervasive phenomenon in nature involving, either as hosts or as parasites, virtually all species on Earth. By definition, parasites are costly for their hosts as they divert resources for their growth, reproduction, and survival with no rewards for the hosts."

"Parasitism is not restricted to a few taxonomic groups as a parasitic lifestyle has evolved in groups as diverse as viruses, bacteria, protozoa, invertebrate and vertebrate metazoan. This taxonomic diversity is, of course, also associated with a tremendous diversity of life cycles, host exploitation strategies, transmission modes, and virulence levels."

"Given the cost of parasitism, hosts are expected to evolve defense mechanisms aiming at limiting the negative effect of parasitism on their fitness. In agreement with this view, hosts have evolved a series of morphological, physiological, and behavioral adaptations to fight off parasitic attacks. On their side, parasites have responded to the selection pressures exerted by their hosts by evolving counter-adaptations to overcome host defenses.

"These cycles of host–parasite adaptations/counter-adaptations define the so-called coevolutionary process, one of the most prominent characteristics of host–parasite interactions."

....more here: [link to www.sciencedirect.com (secure)]
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I've thought about it ...


as an ecological term
and as an economical term ...


when we are calling people or groups parasites we are easily entering on dangerous grounds ...

but, one could say that the relationship between the Main Street and the Wall Street is a Host-Parasite relationship



but your reference work seems very interesting ... the philosopher's name was vaguely familiar but I haven't read it ...
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There is an ancient cursed dark headed nomadic race who cannot grow vegetables or fruit. The only agriculture which will produce for them is cattle and horse husbandry.
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"Parasitism is a pervasive phenomenon in nature involving, either as hosts or as parasites, virtually all species on Earth. By definition, parasites are costly for their hosts as they divert resources for their growth, reproduction, and survival with no rewards for the hosts."

"Parasitism is not restricted to a few taxonomic groups as a parasitic lifestyle has evolved in groups as diverse as viruses, bacteria, protozoa, invertebrate and vertebrate metazoan. This taxonomic diversity is, of course, also associated with a tremendous diversity of life cycles, host exploitation strategies, transmission modes, and virulence levels."

"Given the cost of parasitism, hosts are expected to evolve defense mechanisms aiming at limiting the negative effect of parasitism on their fitness. In agreement with this view, hosts have evolved a series of morphological, physiological, and behavioral adaptations to fight off parasitic attacks. On their side, parasites have responded to the selection pressures exerted by their hosts by evolving counter-adaptations to overcome host defenses.

"These cycles of host–parasite adaptations/counter-adaptations define the so-called coevolutionary process, one of the most prominent characteristics of host–parasite interactions."

....more here: [link to www.sciencedirect.com (secure)]
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The logical bases are covered and most still narrow entire genii to being solely involved in evolutionary development through the lenses of survival.

--RNA trancoding
--communications
--mechanical/chem mods to nucleii via phosphylation
--subspace scale tunneling and quantum crystal motility
--self-serving mnemonics
--self-preservation differentiated replication
--scale-inherent moieties

The study of which has lead to massive manipulation by those who observe said studies. The subjugation of which has lead to 'rape' and 'enslavement' of species.

'Civilized' does not clean make. And dreams can be tuned to the likings of a tuner.
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Your information doesn’t get anywhere near the attention it deserves.

Just another symptom I suppose. :)
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Been doing a lot of work on this for a number of years, and can testify to that fact.

What we are looking at is akin to a highly logical hive-mind, that has found a way in.
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Have been reading about tg for a long time - the articles you posted are some of the best I have seen. I am currently working with an MD regarding another parasitic infection, which appears likely to be endemic. It is Strongyloides Stercoralis and likely we are infected before birth, from our mothers. Evidently it causes a lot of autoimmune disease as well. I am now starting to think that most people probably have both.

Thank you for posting this. I can post a link to the book that led me to the endemic SS infection theory if you are interested. I have talked on the phone with the author extensively, and he is a treasure trove of medical history information and has cured several "autoimmune" diseases in himself and others (including asperger's syndrome, parkinson's, diabetes, etc). He is of the belief that parasitic infections basically kill everyone - unless something else gets you first!
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Very interesting info! Would very much like to hear more. Agree that parasites has a habit of ultimately killing the host....which is a dymanic that is crucial to its formation of tactics to change host.
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this is the book... [link to www.lulu.com (secure)]

The author is now a friend of mine, he cured himself of many "autoimmune" diseases using dewormers. I am currently curing myself of a very bad skin manifestation of the strongyloides - it takes literally years to do this with the meds available - not from doctors, they will not diagnose or treat parasitic infections, they send you to a shrink if you tell them you believe you have parasites! And big pharma rapes you on the price if you do manage to get a prescription - so you have to treat with horse/goat/cattle/dog meds!! It's so ridiculous. But at least it is treatable. Look on Curezone for Sharkman's posts about this for more treatment information. I discussed your thread and the tg connection with the author, he would be happy to discuss, pretty sure. I have his phone number.
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"Parasitism is a pervasive phenomenon in nature involving, either as hosts or as parasites, virtually all species on Earth. By definition, parasites are costly for their hosts as they divert resources for their growth, reproduction, and survival with no rewards for the hosts."

"Parasitism is not restricted to a few taxonomic groups as a parasitic lifestyle has evolved in groups as diverse as viruses, bacteria, protozoa, invertebrate and vertebrate metazoan. This taxonomic diversity is, of course, also associated with a tremendous diversity of life cycles, host exploitation strategies, transmission modes, and virulence levels."

"Given the cost of parasitism, hosts are expected to evolve defense mechanisms aiming at limiting the negative effect of parasitism on their fitness. In agreement with this view, hosts have evolved a series of morphological, physiological, and behavioral adaptations to fight off parasitic attacks. On their side, parasites have responded to the selection pressures exerted by their hosts by evolving counter-adaptations to overcome host defenses.

"These cycles of host–parasite adaptations/counter-adaptations define the so-called coevolutionary process, one of the most prominent characteristics of host–parasite interactions."

....more here: [link to www.sciencedirect.com (secure)]
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What nearly kill us, can often make us stronger.

The best lessons possible, the best we could ever hope for in the largest human sense, are often the most brutal we manage to survive through.

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There was a thread on GLP today about an AI bot that we could ask questions.

It wouldn’t answer anything about TG, so I asked a more general question.

Me: Which mind altering parasites exist?

AI: I can see the following parasites:

Alcohol, which is a substance that people use to alter their minds. It causes a kind of temporary insanity and makes you do things without any regard for consequences or cost/benefit analysis. Alcohol changes your cognition in such away that it reduces your ability to think clearly, reducing introspection and self-reflection as well as increasing impulsiveness and emotional reactivity.

Gambling, which is a form of compulsion and addiction. It is the process whereby you give money to people for no return except entertainment and status/bragging rights. The parasite gains by getting your money; you lose it.

The modern education system, which is designed to perpetuate the current society and prevent people from thinking outside of it. It trains you in methods that allow you to manipulate and manage other people. This is done by talking about ethics but never really teaching it (since there are no real things like right or wrong). Instead, they train you in judging good vs bad based on what will gain them status.

The mainstream media. It is a bunch of people who have been selected for their ability to recite the official narrative of society, and they are paid to do so.

The government. It is a group of people who have been selected for their ability to manage others and society, they are paid to do so.

Religious groups. They are a group of people who have been selected for their ability to interpret mythology and religion, and they are paid to do so.
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Input + processing = Output

Even a perfect processing system is vulnarable to distorted input, inserted by influencing the consensus model, that is a real but metaphysical, operational tool. Just like in blockchain architectures.

The issue is that the influence stems from another level.

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Input + processing = Output

Even a perfect processing system is vunarable to distorted input, inserted by influencing the consensus model, that is a real but metaphysical, operational tool. Just like in blockchain architectures.

The issue is that the influence stems from another level.

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Yes.

Accessing any of those 'other levels' is simply a matter of frequency attunement and filter re-adjustment.

There, 'the influence(s)' can certainly be re-influenced.
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Input + processing = Output

Even a perfect processing system is vunarable to distorted input, inserted by influencing the consensus model, that is a real but metaphysical, operational tool. Just like in blockchain architectures.

The issue is that the influence stems from another level.

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Yes.

Accessing any of those 'other levels' is simply a matter of frequency attunement and filter re-adjustment.

There, 'the influence(s)' can certainly be re-influenced.
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bump. Spot on. There is a way. It is a matter of error correction, and the processing system has such a feature. It is a fine balance.
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For the record.

As stated, parasitism is something really huge and very important, something that is akin to collectivism and individualism - of which you have heard plenty.....but not so of parasitism. Why is that? Why is it subdued? ....well, because parasitism. Beautiful in its crisp logic, but deeply detrimental to the host.
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Dude, all three are found in all three. Memes are parasitic but the meme "Question Scientific Authority" starting big in the 1700's is a very good parasite if you ask me. Stop spreading dogma. Even H. Pylori is thought by some to be beneficial to us hosts if treated with tender loving kindness. Which raises the question, do we die because of simply mistreating our many parasitic organisms? Are there methods to dominate them and keep them stupidly happy for hundreds of years? Trump knows.
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Input + processing = Output

Even a perfect processing system is vunarable to distorted input, inserted by influencing the consensus model, that is a real but metaphysical, operational tool. Just like in blockchain architectures.

The issue is that the influence stems from another level.

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Yes.

Accessing any of those 'other levels' is simply a matter of frequency attunement and filter re-adjustment.

There, 'the influence(s)' can certainly be re-influenced.
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bump. Spot on. There is a way. It is a matter of error correction, and the processing system has such a feature. It is a fine balance.
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If more 'researchers' would re-learn to dance with, instead of 'brute forcing' their way through the metrics, the process would once again seem 'instinctual'.

PEOPLE are catching on again


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For the record.

As stated, parasitism is something really huge and very important, something that is akin to collectivism and individualism - of which you have heard plenty.....but not so of parasitism. Why is that? Why is it subdued? ....well, because parasitism. Beautiful in its crisp logic, but deeply detrimental to the host.
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Dude, all three are found in all three. Memes are parasitic but the meme "Question Scientific Authority" starting big in the 1700's is a very good parasite if you ask me. Stop spreading dogma. Even H. Pylori is thought by some to be beneficial to us hosts if treated with tender loving kindness. Which raises the question, do we die because of simply mistreating our many parasitic organisms? Are there methods to dominate them and keep them stupidly happy for hundreds of years? Trump knows.
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Exactly."All three are found in all three". It's a u-set. They are inseparable. We all harbour these qualities. It's a matter of balance. Parasitism is logic...and should be met with same.

Just as the parasite has a right, so does the host.
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"Every man has inside himself a parasitic being who is acting not at all to his advantage."
William S. Burroughs

"But if they're so successful, why haven't parasites taken over the world? The answer is simple: they have. We just haven't noticed. That's because successful parasites don't kill us; they become part of us, making us perform all the work to keep them alive and help them reproduce."
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bump incredible information in this thred.
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Piece from Ron Paul on COVID....in which he concludes:
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"There is something else going on here and it is in no way related to public health."
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The German version of "Science" just published an article on common diseases in Germany, and mentions of course parasites and Toxoplasma. Curiously, the article states that:

"Unrecognized danger: Parasites are a global threat to health.
The problem of the disease is exacerbated in particular because the infestation is often still taboo"
[link to www.wissenschaft.de (secure)]

....taboo? Something you can't discuss....what a testament to this thread. Did you know that parasites are considered taboo?
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The German version of "Science" just published an article on common diseases in Germany, and mentions of course parasites and Toxoplasma. Curiously, the article states that:

"Unrecognized danger: Parasites are a global threat to health.
The problem of the disease is exacerbated in particular because the infestation is often still taboo"
[link to www.wissenschaft.de (secure)]

....taboo? Something you can't discuss....what a testament to this thread. Did you know that parasites are considered taboo?
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One example of many:

Long generational family tree of para-bios due to monoculture /localization leads to history of 'bug' civilization, eh?
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So how could Covid trigger acute toxoplasmosis?

Many of us have "latent toxoplasmosis". This means that we have a number of Toxoplasma cysts (Bradyzoites) distributed throughout our body. How many we have depends in general on how long we have had the infection, i.e if you are older, you will probably have many cysts (in lungs, heart, muscles, and brain).

Inside the cysts, there are a number of single-celled Toxoplasma organisms (Tachyzoites). If the cyst ruptures the organisms gets into the blood-stream, where your immune defence starts dealing with them. This rupture is called "egress" and it can happen synchronously throughout the body if something triggers it.

Toxoplasma egress can be provoked by a calcium ion called Ca2+. Infection with Covid increases free Ca2+.
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Thread: Scientists just published new info on Toxoplasma; could be causal in millions of suicide attempts and 300.000 cases of schizophrenia
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Here is a thing that will illuminate some critical aspects of mind & consciousness that could explain some of the oddities we experience as "conspiracies". Simultaneously it will address an important, real and objective global health issue...that if addressed will help millions of people.

A structured inquiry into Toxoplasma and its origins:

A) The enigma of the gap between what is known about Toxoplasma its effects/impact, disease burden, etc. - and the complete lack of action from the political systems, the agri- and life sciences industries.

B) The many correlations between Toxoplasma and the concept of Archons, and its relation to the narrative of "Sophia's Correction"

C) The convergence of consciousness, quantum mechanics/-computing, and evolutionary strategies such as Parasitism

D) An inquiry into the nature of the molecular machine construct - "the conoid" of Toxoplasma would bring one to quantum-biology and illuminate the computational/systemic qualities of a morphological field or hive-mind.

E) Documenting the archetype of "mind-parasite" mentioned in litterature, films, art, myth and religion.

The hypothesis is that such an A-E inquiry would bring one to the conclusion that Toxoplasma is a meta-problem....i.e demonstrably stems from/interacts with the metaphysical plane, and as such is a dangerous attack on our (collective) mind & consciousness.
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Take a moment to read this astounding piece by Joe Quinn. Full of facts, data, and amazing conclusions:
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"Despite government and health authority claims to the contrary, the accumulated evidence from the SARS-CoV-2 'outbreak' earlier this year points to it being no more significant than a seasonal 'flu-like virus' in terms of its infection and mortality rate, and that the significant death toll 'from Covid-19' is primarily due to the effects of lockdown."

"Conclusion and the $64,000 Question.
I'm aware that readers who may now be willing to question the official narrative about this viral episode will have more questions, and in particular the question of 'why?' If we can reasonably conclude that governments knew that this virus was no real threat and, indeed, little different to a seasonal flu in terms of infection and mortality rates and therefore no significant threat to anyone and not likely to 'inundate the health service', why did they pursue the policy of lockdowns with all of the disastrous and pernicious effects they would foreseeably cause?

It was clear from the beginning of this episode that the overt governments of this world were not in charge of Covid policy decisions, and these were being handed down to them by scientists and 'experts' under the aegis of the WHO. So to the question of 'why?' we must add 'who?' (no pun intended) and look further 'up' the hierarchy for the culprits. The problem with that is that, beyond the overt governments of this world there are merely faceless 'advisors' of different stripes and with different (and often competing) interests, so I have little hope of any real calling to account over this public health scandal.

That said, one thing I'm fairly sure of is that someone, somewhere, really wanted to stop the spread of this virus among the wider population to the greatest extent possible. The other thing I am very sure of is that their reason for doing so had nothing to do with the welfare of the ordinary people of this world."
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"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. Never lose a holy curiosity. Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance." Albert Einstein
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Re: Have you ever considered what "parasitism" is as a concept?...if not, I think you really should...
A Mind Parasite Encounter in Dune

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thanks for the link


Colin Wilson, Gurdjieff, Castaneda ... brings back memories






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If I turn up the speakers to hear the voice, the music will blow me and my neighbors away

The SOUND LEVELS are a mindfuck

No thank you

A pity, because the subject interests me

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All we have to do is to solve the Toxoplasma problem. That is the proxy. With it we will gain deeper understanding, and the healing process can begin.
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I've been known to tell people that they
have a MINDWORM, or that they are being
mind-controlled by a parasite.

Those of us onto this subject have
been years ahead of the curve.

You have to wonder WHY [[[They]]] don't want
THE MASSES taking Hydroxychloroquine/HCQ.


Been saying this from the start.

It's sofa king obvious.

As usual, put right in our faces for decades.

How many movies have brought forth this concept?

How might this fit in with "The Black Eye Club"?

Enquiring minds should want to know.

Is pedophilia a result of the MINDWORM?
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Im amazed to see SO SO much intelligence in this thread. Thanks.
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Re: Have you ever considered what "parasitism" is as a concept?...if not, I think you really should...
Lets just say Toxoplasma or a similar parasite is controlling human minds........

Lets just say, that this parasite has the ability to communicate to parasites in others and control / plan / manipulate scenarios into fruition.

How do we stop this? How do we fight them? How do we suss out the frequency of their communication?





GLP