1. Here's what we're up against. Vitamin D is the biggest, most glaringly obvious 'tell' that health authorities were out to cause public harm. They never once pushed VitD. As of this morning, it's *still* not recommended for Covid. #pfizer#CDC#DiedUnexpectedly
2. The issue is that there are dozens of studies saying Vitamin D helps...a LOT. And it's as close to completely safe an intervention as you could want. From a potential risk-benefit standpoint, it is a medical and public health no-brainer. But they didn't do this. Why not?
3. Actually, it's worse than that. The failure to promote VitD goes back many, many years. And it has a strong racial component because melanistic skin tones in northern latitudes lead to much less natural VitD.
4. A whole host of related metabolic syndromes would disappear if Vitamin D levels were adequate across the population. Obesity, diabetes mellitus, insulin resistance ... For some odd reason, for many years NIH/NIAID/CDC have all declined to promote VitD ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
5. The only conclusion is that they didn't do this because healthy people are bad for their revolving-door business arrangements with pharma companies. So now we're down to it. The inescapable idea that pharma companies are trying to make you ill to sell you more products.
6. What kind of people would do that?
How is this different from a death cult?
This is why you have to pick a side. You are either on the side of truth, beauty, health, vigor freedom, curiosity, and kindness, or you stand for their opposites. This is the actual battle.
A .30-06 round did *not* enter the side of Charlie's throat at a mild angle, and then magically take a 30-degree hard turn to hit the vertebrae and then deflect and tumble about in his chest cavity. Unless we're supposed to suspend the laws of physics. 🧵
First, some have speculated that "bullets do weird things in bodies" (without understanding the physics involved). The blue dotted line is the path the bullet would have taken if shot from the Losee bldg position. The black line traces the needed deflection to hit solid bone
Leaving aside the fact that the bullet would not, could not, have instantly deflected upon striking soft neck tissue, the calculations for the force required to turn it 20 degrees within, say, an inch are astronomical. It would take 74 KN, or 16,800 pounds of offsetting force.
I have an important update to the "debate." @BlakeBednarz directed me to look at the "rpoof frames" which @JG_CSTT presented as "irrefutable proof of a shot from behind." But there's a fatal flaw in that argument, in that for some reason, Jason presented the frame out of order.
As we step through the video, Jason's so-called "bullet" travels away from Charlie, not toward him. As a serious analyst, it's not clear to me how such an error could have been made. But it was.
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Anybody can verify this for themselves by stepping through the source video. I have no interests other than the truth, and for me, this matter is now closed.
I've completed my first level (semi-exhaustive) analysis of the Charlie Kirk shooting. Below, I provide a link to that video. Here are the top conclusions. The kill shot *could not have come from Tyler Robinson's location*! If you like reason, read on. A 🧵
/2 If you followed me through the Butler PA shooting, you know my style. I dig into the data, stick to it, draw my conclusions from the data directly, and I will change my mind if and/or when the data changes. Always, with a tilt toward deductive reasoning.
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Here's the link to my site where the whole video is currently loaded. I am in a YouTube penalty box at the moment, so my team is determining what, if anything, we can post there.
This thread sums up my most powerful economic insight in one spot, and is the reason you need to be prepared for a completely different future than the one you're expecting.
🧵Keep reading below!
The US has over $100 trillion total debt outstanding, which is more than double our GDP. We live in a totally indebted country, and how you think this gets resolved should drive all your investment decisions.
Scott Bessent is saying we're going to have growth like we haven't seen since World War II, which we'll use to close the gap between our income and our debts.
I don't think Trump wants Canada. I think he wants Alberta. US oil production is about to peak, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
🧵Thread below!
These are the two most important charts in economics. Energy is everything, and without energy, you can't have wealth.
The world has a staggering $324 trillion in debt. Because wealth-creation comes from energy, this means that all that debt must be paid back with future energy production.
By the way, this is what it would look like if your country actually understood the role of energy in fostering prosperity. You'd see actual projects being conceived and finished. 🧵