C-293 forcing Veganism? DM Reporter demands people Winston Smith her TV Op-eds on vaxx mandates: Links 1 for Nov. 3, 2024

1. This is a PubMed article about flourescent nano particles in Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola. I have sent this out to two scientists and doctors I know yesterday and have an answer from one.I But anyone who is science minded and can speak to the meaning and consequence of this, please leave a comment. On the surface of it, we may ask what is the purpose of having these nano-particles in the two most common soft drinks, and what else are they in, and what do they do? But I would really like a break down on this before rendering an opinion. So please have a look, and especially those of you with a background in biology. ANSWERED

Fluorescent nanoparticles present in Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola: physiochemical properties, cytotoxicity, biodistribution and digestion studies

So I have an answer. It turns out that these are fairly typical in all kinds of foods and are NOT to be confused with the Lipid Nanoparticles from the vaxx.

Below is from an actual Ph.D biology and food scientist in particular. So we can be.confident this story is not something to be concerned about. Although to be honest, Coke and Pepsi are freaking slow poison. It is the drink itself which is to be feared. Whatever else they put in it, Coke and Pepsi are a threat to human health all on their lonesome.

This is from the food scientist. Thank you MW.

Foodborne nanoparticles (NPs) are nanostructures that can be created during food processing (cooking, grinding, homogenization) or be created naturally (casein microspheres are found naturally in milk, casein being the major protein in milk).  Nanoparticles can also be added to food as food additives to achieve some desired property.

Fluorescence means the ability to give off visible light after absorbing radiation which is not normally visible, such as UV light. Quantum yield refers to the number of photons emitted relative to the number absorbed. “sp3-hybridized carbon atoms” refers to the electrons in the orbitals of the carbon atom reacting with other substances and forming bonds. An alcohol is an organic compound with at least one OH group bound to a saturated carbon atom and an ether bond is an oxygen bonded to two carbon chains.  GPT, GOT, urea and creatinine are routinely assessed in toxicology studies. “Toxicology” studies doesn’t mean that the substance is known to be toxic, it just means an evaluation of its potential toxicity. All food additives and novel foods are assessed by standard toxicology studies.

Biodistribution refers to where a substance ends up going in the body. This study found that although the NPs accumulated in the digestive tract and crossed the blood-brain barrier, “No obvious organ damage or apparent histopathological abnormality was observed in the tested mice.” “Histopathological: refers to pathological changes that can be observed under the microscope (may not be evident in gross examination). Of course, the fact that no changes are seen under the microscope doesn’t mean that there couldn’t be subtle things going on in real time when a substance is consumed. E.g., they cross the blood-brain barrier, could they be doing something there? The fact that “in vitro digestion of the NPs showed a significant quenching of the NPs” suggests that the digestive system would do a pretty good job of breaking them down.

Toxicology studies evolve over time. The early ones, for example, looked at acute toxicity and carcinogenicity but didn’t assess chemicals for their ability to be endocrine disruptors because no one knew about endocrine disruption. Nanoparticles can be thought of as a similarly relatively recent althoug they’ve been used in food packaging (e.g., silver and gold to reduce microbial contamination) for about two decades to increase shelf life. But now people are worried that Ag and Au might get into the food and harm gut bacteria. So studies of nanoparticles of various kinds in foods will likely increase as it becomes a topic of more intense investigation.

2. We were wondering how the communist/Islamic alliance would try and spoil halloween this year for some people. Reports are just coming in, but one person in an enriched neighbourhood of Ottawa sent me this. her kids had several of them in their candy bags, instead of, you know, candy. At least it beats screaming at kids visiting Santa at malls like last Christmas. But chances are good they will do it again this year.

The same person offered this observation:

“We noticed also a bunch of Pakistanis, Hindus and Indian people very eager to give out candy and be Canadian, smiling and saying happy Halloween , and all the Muslim houses were dark, not decorated and not giving out anything”

No surprise there. And good to know about the Indians and Hindus and so on. People who move to Canada and then join in on our cultural practices are most welcome.

3. Alex Berenson, former NYT reporter and probably the most honest of all the quasi leftist journalists out there, endorsed Donald Trump today. While typically these kind of endorsements, the ‘hold my nose and vote for’ ones are irritating, Berenson’s is espcially worth reading because of his former resistance to Trump, and because of how it is worded, it may have impact on our leftist friends who won’t otherwise vote for him.

Excerpt:

In some ways, this choice pains me.

Donald Trump’s rhetoric is vicious. His unwillingness to promise to abide by the results of Tuesday’s election is dangerous. His friendly attitude towards dictators like Vladimir Putin disheartens me. And though I hate abortion I do not support overturning Roe v Wade.

Yet.

Yet when I pull back and consider the issues, I see:

It is the Democratic Party that stands against free speech; that forced mRNA vaccines on tens of millions of healthy adults; that opened America’s southern border until public outcry forced it closed; that supports decriminalization of drugs and “decarceration” of violent criminals; that presides over one giveaway after another to its favored interest groups; and that is willing to risk the American economy over its fears of climate change – it has, with little notice, pushed through regulations that will make gasoline-powered vehicles all but unaffordable within a decade.

What exactly does Kamala Harris stand for, if not more of the same?

That’s not a rhetorical question. I truly don’t know. But she is happy to take the endorsement of Dick Cheney, the chickenhawk warmonger who for 50 years has stood for everything wrong with American elites and American politics.

And if Donald Trump’s words have grown more vicious, he has his reasons.

4. Seeing as how the main part of the real voting is on Tuesday, there will be a fair amount of campaign related materials here. Of course, we doubt a winner will be announced much before American thanksgiving, and maybe not even till closer to Christmas since it takes time to invent all the votes they need to negate the actual legal American people voting for Trump.

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— 1776 (@TheWakeninq) November 2, 2024

5. Toronto Sun: CHARLEBOIS: Is Bill C-293 Canada’s ‘Vegan Act’?

The bill represents an unprecedented governmental intrusion into personal dietary choices and market dynamics

It is almost inconceivable that Bill C-293 remains largely unknown among Canadians, given its potential to significantly expand governmental powers in response to future pandemics.

A detailed examination of the bill does more than sow confusion about its intentions — it reveals a troubling spirit at its core.

Bill C-293, a private member’s bill that recently advanced through the House of Commons with little resistance, purports to bolster Canada’s pandemic preparedness. Yet, a deeper analysis exposes provisions that could disastrously impact the agriculture and agri-food sector, which are vital to our national economy and food security.

Under this bill, public health officials could have the authority to close facilities they consider “high risk,” such as meatpacking plants, during pandemics and even “mandate” the consumption of vegetable proteins by Canadians — measures that border on the absurd. It’s hardly surprising that the private member who introduced Bill C-293 is Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, who is known for his vegan lifestyle.

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Remembering some of the grotesque crimes against the people of the Western World during Covid, and the evasion of responsibility by those who did them

Video Sharri asked to be taken down.pic.twitter.com/X4fSV5jAFi

— Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) (@TheMilkBarTV) November 1, 2024

Continuing on the 1984 theme, not because of fashion, but because the book was written to explain times exactly like ours, this woman is blaming consequences to her on someone posting a video of her actual statements of opinion on a publicly available TV broadcast. Her failure to take responsibility for it, and then expecting the person who remembered it and posted it in an up to date context is pure Winston Smithery. It is not her fault for demanding all our most fundamental rights be taken away and injected with a dangerous product. It is his fault for reminding everyone she did so.

Source: https://vladtepesblog.com/2024/11/03/c-293-forcing-veganism-dm-reporter-demands-people-winston-smith-her-tv-op-eds-on-vaxx-mandates-links-1-for-nov-3-2024/