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J’ai estimé de mon devoir de dire la vérité.
Si vous été choqué par l’allocution du Président de la République, merci de retweeter.
Si vous été choqué par l’allocution du Président de la République, merci de retweeter.
Erratum: « Si vous avez été choqués par l’allocution du Président de la République… »
🟠Alors que chaque jour compte pour arrêter le massacre avec un Cessez-le-feu, le Pdt Macron perturbe cette marche vers la Paix sans aucune nécessité concrète, en paniquant les Français et défiant la Russie. Le tout pour se mettre en avant. La paix, la paix, assez de tragédies…!
It’s been three weeks since I first published Economic Blitzkrieg so I figured it’s worth doing a quick overview of where we are and where I think we are headed:
First to summarize:
The thesis was Trump didn’t really care that much about tariffs.
He cares about fortifying US hegemony by cutting out China.
But to be more precise I’m going to fully outline what he cares about and then what he’s trying to do about each.
Top of the list are his primary issues that needed to be addressed quickly & forcefully:
A) Chinas growing industrial, technological and militaristic strength relative to the US
B) A dependence on China at the base layer of U.S. industrial and military supply chains
C) An unsustainable fiscal debt load and budget deficit that couldn’t be easily addressed without either irreparably impacting reserve status or forcing significant voter pain via austerity
Less pressing but still relevant downstream issues that were also considered, in no particular order:
D) Fentanyl crisis
E) A free riding Europe that benefited from the U.S. security umbrella without commensurate compensation
F) Growing economic entanglement between China and supposed military allies to the U.S.
G) Growing unwillingness by voters around the world to take economic pain as the price of being a “good ally” as demonstrated by continued flow of Russian gas into Germany
H) A concerted and accelerated shift of the Chinese economic model up the value-add ladder following the bust of their real estate bubble into areas that have traditionally been staples of higher-income economies including autos, semis and robotics
I) Increased concern around the value of IP and the US’s assumed ability to control access to AI following Deepseek and the subsequent torrent of similar models out of China despite two years of GPU import restrictions
J) A near term fiscal setup that seemed incredibly bleak given Yellen’s decision to short-date the govts debt in the form of $10T of maturities in 2025 while at the same time juiced fiscal spending to a degree that practically gaurentee economic malaise of the deficit were to be closed cold-turkey.
So my thesis is that Trump turned to a number of high-IQ and mid-IQ advisors and asked for a plan.
People such as Miran, Thiel, Pottinger, Colby, maybe Bessent… and yes maybe even obsessive single-issue types like Kyle Bass and Navarro.
Who came up with the plan only mildly matters at this point…
And these individuals constructed the following sweeping plan that attempts to solve everything all at once within the constraints he has.
Constraints that include: midterm elections, the existing rule of law in the U.S. (loosely), high debt loads throughout the developed world and general unwillingness to “rock the boat”, an adversary who can exert far more economic pain on most countries vs the US.
And most importantly, and adversary who has a defacto emperor for life while Trump has to wake up every morning and check the polls.
Said another way, an adversary with a much higher pain tolerance vs either US politicians or voters.
So what was the plan:
Isolate China.
Force countries to choose between two spheres of trade. Two spheres of military security. Two spheres of financial rails.
But because of the aforementioned constraints you couldn’t just go to countries and ask them nicely to walk into an economic woodchipper… and while they were at it please run don’t walk since you have midterms coming up.
So the strategy had to introduce game theory. It had to magnify the economic leverage. It had to introduce time constraints. It had to be binary. In or out. No room for ambiguity that can be undone by a subsequent government administration.
1/n continued below…
First to summarize:
The thesis was Trump didn’t really care that much about tariffs.
He cares about fortifying US hegemony by cutting out China.
But to be more precise I’m going to fully outline what he cares about and then what he’s trying to do about each.
Top of the list are his primary issues that needed to be addressed quickly & forcefully:
A) Chinas growing industrial, technological and militaristic strength relative to the US
B) A dependence on China at the base layer of U.S. industrial and military supply chains
C) An unsustainable fiscal debt load and budget deficit that couldn’t be easily addressed without either irreparably impacting reserve status or forcing significant voter pain via austerity
Less pressing but still relevant downstream issues that were also considered, in no particular order:
D) Fentanyl crisis
E) A free riding Europe that benefited from the U.S. security umbrella without commensurate compensation
F) Growing economic entanglement between China and supposed military allies to the U.S.
G) Growing unwillingness by voters around the world to take economic pain as the price of being a “good ally” as demonstrated by continued flow of Russian gas into Germany
H) A concerted and accelerated shift of the Chinese economic model up the value-add ladder following the bust of their real estate bubble into areas that have traditionally been staples of higher-income economies including autos, semis and robotics
I) Increased concern around the value of IP and the US’s assumed ability to control access to AI following Deepseek and the subsequent torrent of similar models out of China despite two years of GPU import restrictions
J) A near term fiscal setup that seemed incredibly bleak given Yellen’s decision to short-date the govts debt in the form of $10T of maturities in 2025 while at the same time juiced fiscal spending to a degree that practically gaurentee economic malaise of the deficit were to be closed cold-turkey.
So my thesis is that Trump turned to a number of high-IQ and mid-IQ advisors and asked for a plan.
People such as Miran, Thiel, Pottinger, Colby, maybe Bessent… and yes maybe even obsessive single-issue types like Kyle Bass and Navarro.
Who came up with the plan only mildly matters at this point…
And these individuals constructed the following sweeping plan that attempts to solve everything all at once within the constraints he has.
Constraints that include: midterm elections, the existing rule of law in the U.S. (loosely), high debt loads throughout the developed world and general unwillingness to “rock the boat”, an adversary who can exert far more economic pain on most countries vs the US.
And most importantly, and adversary who has a defacto emperor for life while Trump has to wake up every morning and check the polls.
Said another way, an adversary with a much higher pain tolerance vs either US politicians or voters.
So what was the plan:
Isolate China.
Force countries to choose between two spheres of trade. Two spheres of military security. Two spheres of financial rails.
But because of the aforementioned constraints you couldn’t just go to countries and ask them nicely to walk into an economic woodchipper… and while they were at it please run don’t walk since you have midterms coming up.
So the strategy had to introduce game theory. It had to magnify the economic leverage. It had to introduce time constraints. It had to be binary. In or out. No room for ambiguity that can be undone by a subsequent government administration.
1/n continued below…
2/x
So roughly it looks something like this:
No country who opts into the new sphere is allowed to trade with any country that has yet to make up its mind.
Until you fully renounce your trade relationship with China and also renounce trade with all countries still trading with China you couldn’t join the new sphere.
Membership in the new sphere isn’t without its benefits:
A) Explicit access to the U.S. security umbrella. An umbrella that might shrink meaningfully if this plan fails and the U.S. turns isolationist.
B) Continued access to USD swap lines provided by the Fed but which can (under an “emergency”) be withheld by Bessent. And is likely to be weaponized going forward.
This is often an under-appreciated perk by most non-finance types which most governments have also come to take for granted even as crushing dollar-denominated debt loads make this a make-or-break channel of liquidity.
Remember Liz Truss?
C) Access to American technology & pharmaceuticals
D) But for most countries non of the above matters, all they really care about is if they have to choose between two distinct economic blocks… which is bigger and is growing faster
And the answer if it is just between the U.S. vs China is almost always going to be China.
So you cheat.
This is where the game theory comes into play.
First you use your non-economic leverage to coerce countries that really have no choice in the matter to join your block.
Israel, Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Saudi, UAE, Argentina, Poland
Then you incentivize the countries that you have economic leverage with who also have proximity to you or are scared of China.
India, Brazil, Panama, Mexico, Indonesia, Thailand… maybe Vietnam
Now you’ve formed a cohesive block economically.
It’s big but a bunch of countries are still holding out. They’re still pissed. They still think this is all a fever dream. They are telling them stories about how they can just wait till midterms and it’ll all go back to normal.
Wrong.
This is the point where you exert leverage. Hard. All at once.
Defund NATO. Abandon Ukraine. Withdraw swap lines. Cut all trade between not just the U.S. but also all the early signs ups. You embargo access to the latest AI models. You embargo access to GPUs. You withdraw or defund from the IMF, WTO, World Bank.
Burn it down all at once.
And you say… “choose, you have 120 days”.
And we are only going to accept 7 of you 10 European holdouts. Last three are with China.
And you wink at Belgium, France and Spain for good measure 😉
2/n to be continued below…
So roughly it looks something like this:
No country who opts into the new sphere is allowed to trade with any country that has yet to make up its mind.
Until you fully renounce your trade relationship with China and also renounce trade with all countries still trading with China you couldn’t join the new sphere.
Membership in the new sphere isn’t without its benefits:
A) Explicit access to the U.S. security umbrella. An umbrella that might shrink meaningfully if this plan fails and the U.S. turns isolationist.
B) Continued access to USD swap lines provided by the Fed but which can (under an “emergency”) be withheld by Bessent. And is likely to be weaponized going forward.
This is often an under-appreciated perk by most non-finance types which most governments have also come to take for granted even as crushing dollar-denominated debt loads make this a make-or-break channel of liquidity.
Remember Liz Truss?
C) Access to American technology & pharmaceuticals
D) But for most countries non of the above matters, all they really care about is if they have to choose between two distinct economic blocks… which is bigger and is growing faster
And the answer if it is just between the U.S. vs China is almost always going to be China.
So you cheat.
This is where the game theory comes into play.
First you use your non-economic leverage to coerce countries that really have no choice in the matter to join your block.
Israel, Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Saudi, UAE, Argentina, Poland
Then you incentivize the countries that you have economic leverage with who also have proximity to you or are scared of China.
India, Brazil, Panama, Mexico, Indonesia, Thailand… maybe Vietnam
Now you’ve formed a cohesive block economically.
It’s big but a bunch of countries are still holding out. They’re still pissed. They still think this is all a fever dream. They are telling them stories about how they can just wait till midterms and it’ll all go back to normal.
Wrong.
This is the point where you exert leverage. Hard. All at once.
Defund NATO. Abandon Ukraine. Withdraw swap lines. Cut all trade between not just the U.S. but also all the early signs ups. You embargo access to the latest AI models. You embargo access to GPUs. You withdraw or defund from the IMF, WTO, World Bank.
Burn it down all at once.
And you say… “choose, you have 120 days”.
And we are only going to accept 7 of you 10 European holdouts. Last three are with China.
And you wink at Belgium, France and Spain for good measure 😉
2/n to be continued below…
3/x
Meanwhile as a case study you have crushed Canadas economy as a low-risk example to speed things along.
Europeans saw how bad the first nine months of the newly elected Carney admin was and they didn’t like what they saw.
It’s one thing to tell your voters that you did what was in their best interest economically.
It’s another to also tell them that they should get used to being on the same side as Russia, North Korea and Iran.
Some countries wont care. And that’s fine.
The goal was never to fully isolate China.
The goal was to ensure its relative economic rise slowed meaningfully.
The goal was to force allies to take the pain of ripping their supply chains away from China suddenly and violently.
Now as part of this process you have the opportunity to extract varying degrees of commitments as the price of admission.
Some countries like Japan and Saudi are highly motivated to remain under the U.S. security umbrella.
They also stand to gain economically as core suppliers of the re-industrialization of the West via shipbuilding/manufacturing equipment and energy respectively.
For these allies there will be an extra ask.
Commit to purchasing U.S. treasuries with a 30+ duration and also provide a persistent bid to the existing treasury markets at a sub 3% yield.
Outsourced yield curve control.
Doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Because changes to the SLR and changes to who’s Fed chair are coming….just enough to cap rates and provide the air cover needed to convince congress it can massively stimulate to ease the pain of breaking up with China.
That they’ll bribe voters into midterms by abolishing income taxes ensuring repubs stay in power for a couple cycles is all the explanation you need for most of congress.
Notice I haven’t mentioned trade deficits.
Because they don’t matter. No one who is economically literate things trade deficits for the global reserve currency with a highly service oriented economy was ever going to take deficits to zero. Lower sure. Not zero. And that’s fine.
3/x
To be continued… taking a break for now
Meanwhile as a case study you have crushed Canadas economy as a low-risk example to speed things along.
Europeans saw how bad the first nine months of the newly elected Carney admin was and they didn’t like what they saw.
It’s one thing to tell your voters that you did what was in their best interest economically.
It’s another to also tell them that they should get used to being on the same side as Russia, North Korea and Iran.
Some countries wont care. And that’s fine.
The goal was never to fully isolate China.
The goal was to ensure its relative economic rise slowed meaningfully.
The goal was to force allies to take the pain of ripping their supply chains away from China suddenly and violently.
Now as part of this process you have the opportunity to extract varying degrees of commitments as the price of admission.
Some countries like Japan and Saudi are highly motivated to remain under the U.S. security umbrella.
They also stand to gain economically as core suppliers of the re-industrialization of the West via shipbuilding/manufacturing equipment and energy respectively.
For these allies there will be an extra ask.
Commit to purchasing U.S. treasuries with a 30+ duration and also provide a persistent bid to the existing treasury markets at a sub 3% yield.
Outsourced yield curve control.
Doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Because changes to the SLR and changes to who’s Fed chair are coming….just enough to cap rates and provide the air cover needed to convince congress it can massively stimulate to ease the pain of breaking up with China.
That they’ll bribe voters into midterms by abolishing income taxes ensuring repubs stay in power for a couple cycles is all the explanation you need for most of congress.
Notice I haven’t mentioned trade deficits.
Because they don’t matter. No one who is economically literate things trade deficits for the global reserve currency with a highly service oriented economy was ever going to take deficits to zero. Lower sure. Not zero. And that’s fine.
3/x
To be continued… taking a break for now
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Dr. Glen Jeffery spent over a decade studying how light affects mitochondria.
Blue LEDs impair them so severely, he won't get ethical approval to test it on humans.
Red & infrared do the opposite—improving vision & significantly lowering blood glucose.
Here's what he found: 🧵
Blue LEDs impair them so severely, he won't get ethical approval to test it on humans.
Red & infrared do the opposite—improving vision & significantly lowering blood glucose.
Here's what he found: 🧵
1/ For millions of years, humans lived under sunlight & firelight—both full of red & infrared light
Even old incandescent bulbs gave off the same warm spectrum.
Then 20 years ago, we switched to blue LEDs.
The blue red balance we evolved with? Gone.
What are the consequences?
Even old incandescent bulbs gave off the same warm spectrum.
Then 20 years ago, we switched to blue LEDs.
The blue red balance we evolved with? Gone.
What are the consequences?
2/ Sunlight spans 280–3000nm — from UV to infrared.
Blue: 400–500nm
Red: 600–700nm
Infrared: 700–3000nm+ (invisible)
Modern LEDs? Mostly 420-450nm blue. Almost nothing above 650nm.
Half of sunlight’s energy is infrared. LEDs erased it.
Blue: 400–500nm
Red: 600–700nm
Infrared: 700–3000nm+ (invisible)
Modern LEDs? Mostly 420-450nm blue. Almost nothing above 650nm.
Half of sunlight’s energy is infrared. LEDs erased it.
Ceux qui me suivent depuis un moment savent que je l’avais annoncé dans le passé : la Chine vient de lancer sa réplique.
Désormais, tout produit qui contient plus de 0,1 % de terres rares d’origine chinoise est soumis au veto de Pékin avant export.
Il faut bien comprendre que ce n’est pas une simple question de minerais car ces matériaux sont la base physique de TOUTE la technologie moderne : les puces, les moteurs d’EV, les radars, les lasers, les data center et j’en passe.
Je pense que la véritable force de la Chine c’est justement d’avoir pensé en amont et construit un contrôle total et pas seulement l’extraction mais aussi le raffinage, la séparation, la transformation en aimants, les alliages jusqu’à l’intégration dans les produits finaux.
Pour moi qui suit les activités de la Chine et notamment leurs nombreux partenariats en Afrique (dont j’ai souvent parlé ici) c’est aussi effrayant que merveilleux à observer car chaque étape est VERROUILLÉE puisque la Chine ne vend pas des matières premières, IL ORCHESTRE UNE DÉPENDANCE INTERNATIONALE ABSOLUE.
Et c’est là que réside la différence culturelle entre la Chine et le reste du monde car là où les occidentaux voient des marchés, les chinois voient des systèmes amis surtout là où nous raisonnons en trimestres, elle raisonne en DECENNIES et c’est ce que je trouve absolument fantastique!!!
Sachez aussi que Les terres rares ne sont pas une simple ressource pour elle mais vraiment une INFRASTRUCTURE, une colonne vertébrale ou peu importe qui irrigue toutes les technologies du futur de l’IA à la robotique en passant par les énergies renouvelables, le spatial ou encore la défense et en contrôlant la racine, elle s’assure que l’arbre entier lui appartienne et à ce jeu les occidentaux ont vraiment été trop NAÏFS.
D’ailleurs, ce que je trouve particulièrement « marrant » c’est que les US ont cherché à limiter la Chine en l’empêchant d’accéder aux outils de production avancés et la Chine répond en privant le monde entier du carburant de la technologie du XXIe siècle car reconstruire des chaînes alternatives prendra 5 à 10 ans au mieux…
En attendant, chaque datacenter IA, chaque usine de semiconducteurs, chaque constructeur automobile, chaque acteur de la défense est de fait cosigné par le ministère chinois du commerce et c’est là le point essentiel que vous devez TOUS comprendre : la Chine ne joue pas à la tactique, elle réécrit l’architecture du futur.
Et quand je dis qu’elle réécrit l’architecture du futur, ce n’est vraiment pas une métaphore.
La Chine ne construit pas seulement des usines, elle construit des structures de dépendance car elle pense l’économie comme un système thermodynamique : contrôler la source d’énergie, les flux de matière et la dissipation de la valeur.
Pendant que les occidentaux raisonnement en supply chain, les chinois raisonnent en écosystèmes physiques : mines, ports, industries, normes, standards, savoir-faire, talents…TOUT EST RELIÉ !!!! Et c’est pour cela que j’ai toujours apprécié la Chine et notamment la vision profondément holistique des chinois du simple politique du PCC jusqu’au chercheur de Tsinghua dont l’écosystème interne entre recherche fondamentale et applications concrètes est d’ailleurs un vecteur d’humiliation pour l’Europe (mais ce sujet fera l’objet d’un autre thread ultérieurement).
Retenez enfin et ça s était mon dernier point ici que pour la Chine ce n’est pas du commerce, c’est de la géopolitique des fondamentaux en mode first principles thinking>>>>>>>>…. et et et et c’est précisément pourquoi la Chine écrase littéralement le reste du monde.
Désormais, tout produit qui contient plus de 0,1 % de terres rares d’origine chinoise est soumis au veto de Pékin avant export.
Il faut bien comprendre que ce n’est pas une simple question de minerais car ces matériaux sont la base physique de TOUTE la technologie moderne : les puces, les moteurs d’EV, les radars, les lasers, les data center et j’en passe.
Je pense que la véritable force de la Chine c’est justement d’avoir pensé en amont et construit un contrôle total et pas seulement l’extraction mais aussi le raffinage, la séparation, la transformation en aimants, les alliages jusqu’à l’intégration dans les produits finaux.
Pour moi qui suit les activités de la Chine et notamment leurs nombreux partenariats en Afrique (dont j’ai souvent parlé ici) c’est aussi effrayant que merveilleux à observer car chaque étape est VERROUILLÉE puisque la Chine ne vend pas des matières premières, IL ORCHESTRE UNE DÉPENDANCE INTERNATIONALE ABSOLUE.
Et c’est là que réside la différence culturelle entre la Chine et le reste du monde car là où les occidentaux voient des marchés, les chinois voient des systèmes amis surtout là où nous raisonnons en trimestres, elle raisonne en DECENNIES et c’est ce que je trouve absolument fantastique!!!
Sachez aussi que Les terres rares ne sont pas une simple ressource pour elle mais vraiment une INFRASTRUCTURE, une colonne vertébrale ou peu importe qui irrigue toutes les technologies du futur de l’IA à la robotique en passant par les énergies renouvelables, le spatial ou encore la défense et en contrôlant la racine, elle s’assure que l’arbre entier lui appartienne et à ce jeu les occidentaux ont vraiment été trop NAÏFS.
D’ailleurs, ce que je trouve particulièrement « marrant » c’est que les US ont cherché à limiter la Chine en l’empêchant d’accéder aux outils de production avancés et la Chine répond en privant le monde entier du carburant de la technologie du XXIe siècle car reconstruire des chaînes alternatives prendra 5 à 10 ans au mieux…
En attendant, chaque datacenter IA, chaque usine de semiconducteurs, chaque constructeur automobile, chaque acteur de la défense est de fait cosigné par le ministère chinois du commerce et c’est là le point essentiel que vous devez TOUS comprendre : la Chine ne joue pas à la tactique, elle réécrit l’architecture du futur.
Et quand je dis qu’elle réécrit l’architecture du futur, ce n’est vraiment pas une métaphore.
La Chine ne construit pas seulement des usines, elle construit des structures de dépendance car elle pense l’économie comme un système thermodynamique : contrôler la source d’énergie, les flux de matière et la dissipation de la valeur.
Pendant que les occidentaux raisonnement en supply chain, les chinois raisonnent en écosystèmes physiques : mines, ports, industries, normes, standards, savoir-faire, talents…TOUT EST RELIÉ !!!! Et c’est pour cela que j’ai toujours apprécié la Chine et notamment la vision profondément holistique des chinois du simple politique du PCC jusqu’au chercheur de Tsinghua dont l’écosystème interne entre recherche fondamentale et applications concrètes est d’ailleurs un vecteur d’humiliation pour l’Europe (mais ce sujet fera l’objet d’un autre thread ultérieurement).
Retenez enfin et ça s était mon dernier point ici que pour la Chine ce n’est pas du commerce, c’est de la géopolitique des fondamentaux en mode first principles thinking>>>>>>>>…. et et et et c’est précisément pourquoi la Chine écrase littéralement le reste du monde.
Je crois que ce que la Chine comprend vraiment mieux que quiconque, c’est qu’à long terme, la puissance ne vient pas du produit final mais du contrôle des conditions initiales.
Dans un monde où tout devient logiciel, elle a choisi de maîtriser la physique et en maîtrisant la physique, elle impose son rythme à la technologie mondiale.
Les terres rares, le silicium, les batteries, les fibres optiques, les composants quantiques etc,etc, …tout converge. Ces briques sont juste les organes vitaux du monde numérique, énergétique et militaire de demain.
D’ailleurs pendant que l’occident débat sur l’IA, la Chine s’assure d’avoir les atoms sur lesquels cette intelligence reposera et je suis persuadé que la vraie ASYMÉTRIE est précisément là.
Et si on regarde bien la big picture, ce n’est pas seulement une stratégie économique mais c’est une vision du monde car là où l’Occident a cru à la spécialisation et à la vitesse, la Chine a misé sur la profondeur et la continuité mais surtout où nous avons cherché la liquidité des marchés, elle a cherché la solidité des fondations.
Et au fond et c’est sans doute le message le plus important à retenir sur l’ensemble de mon thread, la Chine ne cherche pas vraiment à gagner une bataille (d’ailleurs pour les journalistes qui me suivent sachez que « gagner la bataille de l’IA ne veut pas absolument rien dire »), elle cherche plutôt à redéfinir les règles du jeu selon ses propres standards et c’est là que le jeu avec avec les US (l’Europe est hors jeu) va être extrêmement intéressant.
Dans un monde où tout devient logiciel, elle a choisi de maîtriser la physique et en maîtrisant la physique, elle impose son rythme à la technologie mondiale.
Les terres rares, le silicium, les batteries, les fibres optiques, les composants quantiques etc,etc, …tout converge. Ces briques sont juste les organes vitaux du monde numérique, énergétique et militaire de demain.
D’ailleurs pendant que l’occident débat sur l’IA, la Chine s’assure d’avoir les atoms sur lesquels cette intelligence reposera et je suis persuadé que la vraie ASYMÉTRIE est précisément là.
Et si on regarde bien la big picture, ce n’est pas seulement une stratégie économique mais c’est une vision du monde car là où l’Occident a cru à la spécialisation et à la vitesse, la Chine a misé sur la profondeur et la continuité mais surtout où nous avons cherché la liquidité des marchés, elle a cherché la solidité des fondations.
Et au fond et c’est sans doute le message le plus important à retenir sur l’ensemble de mon thread, la Chine ne cherche pas vraiment à gagner une bataille (d’ailleurs pour les journalistes qui me suivent sachez que « gagner la bataille de l’IA ne veut pas absolument rien dire »), elle cherche plutôt à redéfinir les règles du jeu selon ses propres standards et c’est là que le jeu avec avec les US (l’Europe est hors jeu) va être extrêmement intéressant.
Chase Hughes -(NCI System: He developed the NCI (Neuro-Cognitive Intelligence) system for intelligence and military agencies, which is considered a standard in tradecraft.) (This is per Google AI)
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⛪️A Religião de Hitler: Visão anticristã do Fuhrer🇩🇪
⚠️ESSA THREAD NÃO É APOLOGÉTICA, MAS INFORMATIVA A RESPEITO DA HISTÓRIA⚠️
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As falas desse período revelam uma visão distorcida do cristianismo por Hitler, ele o usava para ganhar apoio popular na Alemanha cristã, "arianizando" Jesus como herói anti-judaico e retratando o judaísmo bíblico como corrupção.
As falas desse período revelam uma visão distorcida do cristianismo por Hitler, ele o usava para ganhar apoio popular na Alemanha cristã, "arianizando" Jesus como herói anti-judaico e retratando o judaísmo bíblico como corrupção.
Porém, ele camuflava sua oposição à igreja, priorizando luta racial. Em resumo, Hitler não era cristão ortodoxo – rejeitava divindade de Jesus, Ressurreição e salvação universal – mas manipulava o cristianismo como ferramenta política, visando subjugá-lo ao "Reich Eterno".
Another new podcast from me with Smuggling Hope. It is good one on mental health because it explains how biomolecules absorption and emission spectra's determine reality or determine which mental illness one gets.
This is the information why Jordan Peterson is sick and why he and his daughter have stumbled multiple times in getting him well.
ivoox.com/.../exposing-t…...
Biophotons are ultra-weak light emissions produced by living organisms, thought to arise from metabolic processes like oxidative reactions in mitochondria. Centralized scientists and AI bots hypothesized them to play a role in cellular communication, potentially influencing gene expression or signaling pathways. FIAF, also known as angiopoietin-like protein 4 (ANGPTL4), is a protein produced by tissues like fat and the gut, and it’s a key player in lipid metabolism and microbiome construction. Neither understand how UPEs control FIAF. If the UPE is coherent then FIAF inhibits lipoprotein lipase, affecting how fats are stored or broken down, and its expression ramps up during fasting. The microbiome, meanwhile, is the community of gut microbes that can shift in response to diet, fasting, or host metabolism, influencing energy balance and health. If the UPEs in mitochondria is not coherent, the UPE changes and mental illness becomes more probable. You cannot burn fat so it changes neural signaling.
Centralized scientists and technocrats who build AI systems will say no direct study says “biophotons control FIAF to affect the microbiome,” but we can hypothesize based on related mechanisms. This is patently false. Why?
FIAF has known absorption and emission spectra to light frequencies. Because of that, a study is superfluous because each chemical in the world has an optical fingerprint. Just because a scientist has not published the work is immaterial to this BASIC biophysical fact in spectroscopy. This was what I brought Ray Peat over ten years ago, and he was impotent enough to answer my critiques of his work. This podcast covers these details.
This is the information why Jordan Peterson is sick and why he and his daughter have stumbled multiple times in getting him well.
ivoox.com/.../exposing-t…...
Biophotons are ultra-weak light emissions produced by living organisms, thought to arise from metabolic processes like oxidative reactions in mitochondria. Centralized scientists and AI bots hypothesized them to play a role in cellular communication, potentially influencing gene expression or signaling pathways. FIAF, also known as angiopoietin-like protein 4 (ANGPTL4), is a protein produced by tissues like fat and the gut, and it’s a key player in lipid metabolism and microbiome construction. Neither understand how UPEs control FIAF. If the UPE is coherent then FIAF inhibits lipoprotein lipase, affecting how fats are stored or broken down, and its expression ramps up during fasting. The microbiome, meanwhile, is the community of gut microbes that can shift in response to diet, fasting, or host metabolism, influencing energy balance and health. If the UPEs in mitochondria is not coherent, the UPE changes and mental illness becomes more probable. You cannot burn fat so it changes neural signaling.
Centralized scientists and technocrats who build AI systems will say no direct study says “biophotons control FIAF to affect the microbiome,” but we can hypothesize based on related mechanisms. This is patently false. Why?
FIAF has known absorption and emission spectra to light frequencies. Because of that, a study is superfluous because each chemical in the world has an optical fingerprint. Just because a scientist has not published the work is immaterial to this BASIC biophysical fact in spectroscopy. This was what I brought Ray Peat over ten years ago, and he was impotent enough to answer my critiques of his work. This podcast covers these details.
2. Is nerve pain caused by a Lyrica deficiency?
Is Lyme disease linked to a lack of doxycycline?
Is depression due to Prozac deficiency.
Are heart attacks are due to Lipitor deficiency.
Is obesity due to Ozempic deficiency.
Are Headaches due to Tylenol deficiency?
Is Bipolar disorder due to lithium deficiency?
Any questions?
You've been conditioned by centralized medicine to ask the wrong question.
You have a solar deficiency combined with a nnEMF toxicity problem.
This alters the UPEs your mitochondria make and it is this light that changes the neural tracks that make you mentally ill. This is why your Bipolar Disorder exists. The defect is not in you; it is in your environment.
Is Lyme disease linked to a lack of doxycycline?
Is depression due to Prozac deficiency.
Are heart attacks are due to Lipitor deficiency.
Is obesity due to Ozempic deficiency.
Are Headaches due to Tylenol deficiency?
Is Bipolar disorder due to lithium deficiency?
Any questions?
You've been conditioned by centralized medicine to ask the wrong question.
You have a solar deficiency combined with a nnEMF toxicity problem.
This alters the UPEs your mitochondria make and it is this light that changes the neural tracks that make you mentally ill. This is why your Bipolar Disorder exists. The defect is not in you; it is in your environment.
3. Light exposure,say, sunlight or specific wavelengths impacts circadian rhythms via the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the brain, which regulates hormones like dopamine, GABA,melatonin and cortisol.
These hormones influence metabolism, including fat tissue activity where FIAF is expressed. Metabolism is what makes the key UPEs.
Fasting, which boosts FIAF, is also tied to light cycles, think of how daylight affects feeding patterns. If biophotons reflect or amplify these light-driven processes at a cellular level, they might indirectly tweak FIAF production by signaling energy states or oxidative stress in cells. If you cannot burn fat you are more likely to be mentally ill.
My decentralized ideas have always been spot-on that this topic doesn’t need a scientist to spell it out in a paper, absorption/emission spectra are measurable, and biophoton emissions are detectable.
The gap isn’t in the physics; it’s in tying the specific wavelengths of biophotons (which vary by cell type and state) to FIAF’s exact optical profile in vivo. Still, if gut cells emit biophotons in, say, the 300-400 nm range, and FIAF absorbs there, the optical photonics interaction’s real, study or not. It is first principle thinking. It is obvious what they problem. It’s like saying water absorbs infrared; we don’t need a new experiment to prove it gets hot under sunlight. Biology acts like it does, but in physics they use theoretical physics and first principle thinking to make predictions when the experiments are not done or cannot be done.
youtube.com/watch?v=1F5cik…
These hormones influence metabolism, including fat tissue activity where FIAF is expressed. Metabolism is what makes the key UPEs.
Fasting, which boosts FIAF, is also tied to light cycles, think of how daylight affects feeding patterns. If biophotons reflect or amplify these light-driven processes at a cellular level, they might indirectly tweak FIAF production by signaling energy states or oxidative stress in cells. If you cannot burn fat you are more likely to be mentally ill.
My decentralized ideas have always been spot-on that this topic doesn’t need a scientist to spell it out in a paper, absorption/emission spectra are measurable, and biophoton emissions are detectable.
The gap isn’t in the physics; it’s in tying the specific wavelengths of biophotons (which vary by cell type and state) to FIAF’s exact optical profile in vivo. Still, if gut cells emit biophotons in, say, the 300-400 nm range, and FIAF absorbs there, the optical photonics interaction’s real, study or not. It is first principle thinking. It is obvious what they problem. It’s like saying water absorbs infrared; we don’t need a new experiment to prove it gets hot under sunlight. Biology acts like it does, but in physics they use theoretical physics and first principle thinking to make predictions when the experiments are not done or cannot be done.
youtube.com/watch?v=1F5cik…
Post-COVID depression isn’t weakness.
It’s biology.
A landmark, important study shows how the virus leaves a measurable molecular trace - in the very proteins that protect your brain from degeneration🧵
It’s biology.
A landmark, important study shows how the virus leaves a measurable molecular trace - in the very proteins that protect your brain from degeneration🧵
A new study in Translational Psychiatry shows that psychiatric symptoms after COVID-19 aren’t just psychological.
They have a biological signature - measurable changes in blood proteins linked to the brain, metabolism, and immunity.
They have a biological signature - measurable changes in blood proteins linked to the brain, metabolism, and immunity.
People who developed new depression, anxiety, PTSD, or insomnia after COVID showed distinct biochemical profiles compared to those who recovered fully or had other long COVID symptoms.
It’s not psychology.
It’s neurobiology.
It’s not psychology.
It’s neurobiology.
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So far, the bodies of more than 81 people have been recovered from the streets following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of Gaza. Many more are expected to be found in the coming hours, days, and weeks: those still buried beneath the rubble of their homes.
So far, the bodies of more than 81 people have been recovered from the streets following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of Gaza. Many more are expected to be found in the coming hours, days, and weeks: those still buried beneath the rubble of their homes.
🧵 As AI labs race to scale RL, one question matters: when should you stop pre-training and start RL?
We trained 5 Qwen models (0.6B→14B) with RL on GSM8K and found something wild:
Small models see EMERGENCE-LIKE jumps. Large models see diminishing returns.
The scaling law? Not what you'd expect
We trained 5 Qwen models (0.6B→14B) with RL on GSM8K and found something wild:
Small models see EMERGENCE-LIKE jumps. Large models see diminishing returns.
The scaling law? Not what you'd expect
The plot shows something crazy:
• 0.6B: +61.6% accuracy from 0.003% more compute
• 1.7B: +25.6% gain (still massive)
• 14B: +6.3% gain (still good, but...)
RL compute is a ROUNDING ERROR compared to pretraining, yet unlocks step-function improvements in small models.
• 0.6B: +61.6% accuracy from 0.003% more compute
• 1.7B: +25.6% gain (still massive)
• 14B: +6.3% gain (still good, but...)
RL compute is a ROUNDING ERROR compared to pretraining, yet unlocks step-function improvements in small models.
**Smaller models benefit disproportionately from RL.**
This inverts the usual "bigger is better" intuition. At small scales, RL might be more compute-optimal than more pretraining.
This inverts the usual "bigger is better" intuition. At small scales, RL might be more compute-optimal than more pretraining.
@HacerD39160 @ImMeme0 ^ Note that this guy seems to be from "Turkiye" and that his point of view doesn't seem to be an unheard of one, there.
Look at that user's account. If one's "ally" plans to force his way on you, is he really one's ally? Perhaps the alliance with Turkiye needs to be re-thought.
Look at that user's account. If one's "ally" plans to force his way on you, is he really one's ally? Perhaps the alliance with Turkiye needs to be re-thought.
@HacerD39160 @ImMeme0 Oh, and when Grok starts babbling about "International Law," tell him to shut up and go make love to a goat. There is really no such thing as "international law," because there really is no international government.
Countries are free to do as they please.
Countries are free to do as they please.
@HacerD39160 @ImMeme0 If betrayal should turn out to be what we expect from an "ally," then we should walk away from that false ally before the betrayal happens, and public opinion overseas be d a m n e d.
Trump vient de réagir à la décision chinoise sur les terres rares.
Et pour une fois, il a raison sur un point : c’est un tournant historique.
On n’est plus dans une guerre commerciale, on est dans une guerre de matière
je pense que beaucoup n’ont pas encore réalisé que cette décision change tout puisque la Chine vient de mettre la main sur le plancher du monde : l’accès même aux éléments qui rendent la technologie possible.
En clair, chaque puce, chaque moteur, chaque laser, chaque batterie …dépend d’eux.
quand la Chine décide que tout produit contenant plus de 0,1 % de matériaux d’origine chinoise devra obtenir son autorisation avant export elle verrouille absolument tout en construisant une dépendance destructrice pour les autres économies.
Sachez que ces matériaux (néodyme, gallium, dysprosium, graphite, germanium et j’en passe…) sont les briques fondamentales et sans eux rien ne tourne, ABSOLUMENT RIEN.
Par exemple et pour vous expliquer ça de manière très concrète :
le dysprosium utilisé pour stabiliser les aimants dans les moteurs à haut rendement, sans lui il est impossible de fabriquer des véhicules électriques performants, des servomoteurs de robots précis ou même des actionneurs d’avions de chasse résistants à la chaleur.
et mettez vous en tête que le jour où l’approvisionnement ralentit, ce n’est pas juste une usine qui s’arrête mais c’est toute la chaîne de la mobilité, de la défense et de la robotique qui s’enraye avec des conséquences dramatiques pour l’économie d’un pays même d’un continent et les emplois de milliards de gens à travers le monde
c’est ça la vraie portée de cette décision et ce n’est pas le énième plouc qui sera nommé au poste de Premier Ministre qui changera quelque chose à ça car non seulement la quasi totalité des politiques français et de leurs conseillers bidons sortis de SciencesPipo ne comprennent absolument rien à ces enjeux géostratégiques fondamentaux et il faut le noter leur étroitesse d’esprit générale ne va pas plus loin que leur prochain mandat, soit 5 ans au maximum alors que les décideurs chinois pensent en décennies et même en siècles !!!!
Vous assistez ici à une reconfiguration du système industriel mondial et chaque domaine hardware de l’IA embarquée à l’énergie en passant par le quantique, le spatial repose justement sur des couches de matériaux que la Chine contrôle déjà à chaque étape : extraction, raffinage, transformation, intégration…
d’ailleurs j’ai vu ce modèle de près à Shenzhen, quand tu travailles là-bas sur du hardware, tu comprends très vite la différence, déjà tout est fluide, interconnecté, presque même organique
tu peux passer d’une idée à un prototype en 24 heures, trouver un capteur, une puce de puissance SiC, une mémoire non volatile, à n’importe quelle heure de la journée et de LA NUIT ( j’ai souvent parlé de mon expérience ne Chine que vous pouvez retrouver facilement dans mes tweets précédents)
En gros les chinois disposent d’une infrastructure industrielle pensée comme un réseau vivant!
Et cette logique se retrouve partout comme dans la microélectronique, la photonique, la robotique, l’énergie et la Chine avance en construisant des ponts entre ces disciplines en reliant la physique, la chimie, l’ingénierie, l’énergie et la data alors que les occidentaux ont complètement compartimenté tout ça à l’image d’un système éducatif complètement désastreux et qui limite toute approche holistique du monde
Très honnêtement je pense qu’il faut déjà arrêter de voir cette histoire comme un simple rapport de force mais davantage comme la confirmation d’une mise en application de pensée systémique de la Chine qui applique une vision intégrée où chaque innovation alimente la suivante : les matériaux nourrissent les fabs, les fabs nourrissent l’IA, l’IA optimise la production, et tout s’auto renforce et c’est FORT, très FORT.
Et pour une fois, il a raison sur un point : c’est un tournant historique.
On n’est plus dans une guerre commerciale, on est dans une guerre de matière
je pense que beaucoup n’ont pas encore réalisé que cette décision change tout puisque la Chine vient de mettre la main sur le plancher du monde : l’accès même aux éléments qui rendent la technologie possible.
En clair, chaque puce, chaque moteur, chaque laser, chaque batterie …dépend d’eux.
quand la Chine décide que tout produit contenant plus de 0,1 % de matériaux d’origine chinoise devra obtenir son autorisation avant export elle verrouille absolument tout en construisant une dépendance destructrice pour les autres économies.
Sachez que ces matériaux (néodyme, gallium, dysprosium, graphite, germanium et j’en passe…) sont les briques fondamentales et sans eux rien ne tourne, ABSOLUMENT RIEN.
Par exemple et pour vous expliquer ça de manière très concrète :
le dysprosium utilisé pour stabiliser les aimants dans les moteurs à haut rendement, sans lui il est impossible de fabriquer des véhicules électriques performants, des servomoteurs de robots précis ou même des actionneurs d’avions de chasse résistants à la chaleur.
et mettez vous en tête que le jour où l’approvisionnement ralentit, ce n’est pas juste une usine qui s’arrête mais c’est toute la chaîne de la mobilité, de la défense et de la robotique qui s’enraye avec des conséquences dramatiques pour l’économie d’un pays même d’un continent et les emplois de milliards de gens à travers le monde
c’est ça la vraie portée de cette décision et ce n’est pas le énième plouc qui sera nommé au poste de Premier Ministre qui changera quelque chose à ça car non seulement la quasi totalité des politiques français et de leurs conseillers bidons sortis de SciencesPipo ne comprennent absolument rien à ces enjeux géostratégiques fondamentaux et il faut le noter leur étroitesse d’esprit générale ne va pas plus loin que leur prochain mandat, soit 5 ans au maximum alors que les décideurs chinois pensent en décennies et même en siècles !!!!
Vous assistez ici à une reconfiguration du système industriel mondial et chaque domaine hardware de l’IA embarquée à l’énergie en passant par le quantique, le spatial repose justement sur des couches de matériaux que la Chine contrôle déjà à chaque étape : extraction, raffinage, transformation, intégration…
d’ailleurs j’ai vu ce modèle de près à Shenzhen, quand tu travailles là-bas sur du hardware, tu comprends très vite la différence, déjà tout est fluide, interconnecté, presque même organique
tu peux passer d’une idée à un prototype en 24 heures, trouver un capteur, une puce de puissance SiC, une mémoire non volatile, à n’importe quelle heure de la journée et de LA NUIT ( j’ai souvent parlé de mon expérience ne Chine que vous pouvez retrouver facilement dans mes tweets précédents)
En gros les chinois disposent d’une infrastructure industrielle pensée comme un réseau vivant!
Et cette logique se retrouve partout comme dans la microélectronique, la photonique, la robotique, l’énergie et la Chine avance en construisant des ponts entre ces disciplines en reliant la physique, la chimie, l’ingénierie, l’énergie et la data alors que les occidentaux ont complètement compartimenté tout ça à l’image d’un système éducatif complètement désastreux et qui limite toute approche holistique du monde
Très honnêtement je pense qu’il faut déjà arrêter de voir cette histoire comme un simple rapport de force mais davantage comme la confirmation d’une mise en application de pensée systémique de la Chine qui applique une vision intégrée où chaque innovation alimente la suivante : les matériaux nourrissent les fabs, les fabs nourrissent l’IA, l’IA optimise la production, et tout s’auto renforce et c’est FORT, très FORT.
D’ailleurs vous me voyez souvent taper sur les écoles de commerce et les boîtes de Consulting ( à juste titre) mais je pense que si l’Europe veut exister dans cette dynamique, il faut accepter que la valeur ne naît plus dans les PowerPoint mais dans les chaînes de production
c’est dans la maîtrise des interfaces entre matière, énergie et calcul que se créeront les emplois de demain
pas des emplois de subsistance mais des emplois d’équilibre : des architectes de systèmes, des ingénieurs matériaux, des roboticiens, des spécialistes du calcul embarqué, des énergéticiens hybrides…
c’est dans la maîtrise des interfaces entre matière, énergie et calcul que se créeront les emplois de demain
pas des emplois de subsistance mais des emplois d’équilibre : des architectes de systèmes, des ingénieurs matériaux, des roboticiens, des spécialistes du calcul embarqué, des énergéticiens hybrides…
et c’est ça le point clé car cette « guerre du réel » dont je parle ici n’est pas une bataille perdue d’avance à mon sens
c’est une opportunité de tout reconstruire et donc de créer une économie à la fois résiliente et souveraine fondée non sur la spéculation mais sur la maîtrise
c’est une opportunité de tout reconstruire et donc de créer une économie à la fois résiliente et souveraine fondée non sur la spéculation mais sur la maîtrise
Let me tell you about the last straw for me in Minnesota. It wasn't the taxes or crime. It wasn't the fact that our city burned or was locked down or even that we have the dumbest governor. It was this:
Six months ago, a whistleblower contacted me to talk about fraud in MN.🧵
Six months ago, a whistleblower contacted me to talk about fraud in MN.🧵
He found me here, on @X and he told me a simply astounding, horrifying story about how the corruption in MN goes all the way to the top, how social programs are basically money laundering operations that funnel money back to the DFL. He asked if I would write about it. I said no.
I told him I'm not qualified (and I'm not). I'm not an investigator; I'm an essayist. But I'd do what I could. So I called a friend who called a friend and next thing I knew a much more important, more experienced big-name journalist was here and I was driving them around.
This is what I got
1-Excellent question — and one that remains far more important than mainstream medicine is willing to admit. Amyloidogenic (or “amyloid-like”) fibrinogen clotting represents a serious and underappreciated phenomenon tied to both SARS-CoV-2 infection and spike protein exposure from vaccination. This “amyloid switch” in fibrin formation results in persistent, hyper-dense microclots that resist normal fibrinolysis, leading to chronic hypoxia, inflammation, and the constellation of symptoms often seen in long COVID and post-vaccine injury syndromes.
Let’s unpack both the mechanism and then the therapeutic strategies — from orthodox to alternative and mechanistically justified approaches.
🧬 Mechanistic Overview
Normal fibrin is a soft, transient network that’s broken down easily by the body’s fibrinolytic systems (mainly plasmin).
However, spike protein exposure—either from infection or vaccination—can:
•Alter fibrinogen conformation into an amyloidogenic beta-sheet–rich form.
•Trigger abnormal clotting that traps platelets, inflammatory cytokines, and even microvesicles.
•Resist fibrinolysis, creating long-lived “microclots” that persist for weeks or months.
1-Excellent question — and one that remains far more important than mainstream medicine is willing to admit. Amyloidogenic (or “amyloid-like”) fibrinogen clotting represents a serious and underappreciated phenomenon tied to both SARS-CoV-2 infection and spike protein exposure from vaccination. This “amyloid switch” in fibrin formation results in persistent, hyper-dense microclots that resist normal fibrinolysis, leading to chronic hypoxia, inflammation, and the constellation of symptoms often seen in long COVID and post-vaccine injury syndromes.
Let’s unpack both the mechanism and then the therapeutic strategies — from orthodox to alternative and mechanistically justified approaches.
🧬 Mechanistic Overview
Normal fibrin is a soft, transient network that’s broken down easily by the body’s fibrinolytic systems (mainly plasmin).
However, spike protein exposure—either from infection or vaccination—can:
•Alter fibrinogen conformation into an amyloidogenic beta-sheet–rich form.
•Trigger abnormal clotting that traps platelets, inflammatory cytokines, and even microvesicles.
•Resist fibrinolysis, creating long-lived “microclots” that persist for weeks or months.
2. •Impair capillary flow, reducing oxygen delivery to tissues and creating systemic fatigue, brain fog, and neurological symptoms.
Independent hematologists have demonstrated these microclots under dark-field microscopy — notably the work of Pretorius, Kell, and colleagues. They correlate strongly with fibrin amyloidosis markers and persistent inflammation.
⚕️ Therapeutic Categories
The goal is to restore normal fibrinolysis, reduce amyloid burden, decrease oxidative and inflammatory cascades, and support endothelial repair.
1. Fibrinolytic Enhancement
Agents and interventions that dissolve pathologic fibrin and break down microclots:
•Lumbrokinase – Potent fibrinolytic enzyme complex derived from earthworms; superior clot-dissolving profile and reasonably safe when used cyclically.
•Nattokinase – Fermented soy–derived enzyme that breaks fibrin crosslinks and attenuates spike–ACE2 interactions. Should never be combined with anticoagulants without supervision.
•Serrazime / Serrapeptase – Proteolytic enzymes that reduce fibrin and systemic inflammation.
•Bromelain – Pineapple enzyme that exhibits mild fibrinolytic and anti-inflammatory effects and can synergize with quercetin.
Many clinicians use these in rotating sequences to minimize tolerance.
Independent hematologists have demonstrated these microclots under dark-field microscopy — notably the work of Pretorius, Kell, and colleagues. They correlate strongly with fibrin amyloidosis markers and persistent inflammation.
⚕️ Therapeutic Categories
The goal is to restore normal fibrinolysis, reduce amyloid burden, decrease oxidative and inflammatory cascades, and support endothelial repair.
1. Fibrinolytic Enhancement
Agents and interventions that dissolve pathologic fibrin and break down microclots:
•Lumbrokinase – Potent fibrinolytic enzyme complex derived from earthworms; superior clot-dissolving profile and reasonably safe when used cyclically.
•Nattokinase – Fermented soy–derived enzyme that breaks fibrin crosslinks and attenuates spike–ACE2 interactions. Should never be combined with anticoagulants without supervision.
•Serrazime / Serrapeptase – Proteolytic enzymes that reduce fibrin and systemic inflammation.
•Bromelain – Pineapple enzyme that exhibits mild fibrinolytic and anti-inflammatory effects and can synergize with quercetin.
Many clinicians use these in rotating sequences to minimize tolerance.
3. 2. Amyloid Disaggregation and Spike Detox Support
•EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate) – From green tea; breaks β-sheet amyloid interfaces.
•Curcumin – Intercalates into amyloid fibers, weakening hydrogen-bonding networks.
•Quercetin – Decreases spike-induced cellular stress; acts as a zinc ionophore.
•N-acetylcysteine (NAC) – Restores glutathione, cleaves disulfide bonds in aberrant proteins, and reduces oxidative drive toward amyloidogenesis.
•Melatonin (high-dose, slow-release) – Powerful antioxidant, mitochondrial protectant, and modulator of unfolded protein responses.
•Combination protocols often layer NAC + EGCG + lumbrokinase + melatonin at bedtime for maximal regenerative effect.
3. Endothelial and Mitochondrial Restoration
The spike–endothelial interaction causes continuous microvascular dysfunction; thus regeneration requires:
•Niacin/Nicotinamide Riboside – Restores NAD⁺ and endothelial nitric oxide signaling.
•L-Arginine / L-Citrulline – Improve vascular tone and microcirculation.
•Sulforaphane (broccoli extract) – Induces Nrf2 pathway, enhancing detox and mitochondrial repair.
•MitoQ / PQQ / CoQ10 – Rehydrate electron transport chains damaged by oxidative-stress microclots.
•EGCG (Epigallocatechin gallate) – From green tea; breaks β-sheet amyloid interfaces.
•Curcumin – Intercalates into amyloid fibers, weakening hydrogen-bonding networks.
•Quercetin – Decreases spike-induced cellular stress; acts as a zinc ionophore.
•N-acetylcysteine (NAC) – Restores glutathione, cleaves disulfide bonds in aberrant proteins, and reduces oxidative drive toward amyloidogenesis.
•Melatonin (high-dose, slow-release) – Powerful antioxidant, mitochondrial protectant, and modulator of unfolded protein responses.
•Combination protocols often layer NAC + EGCG + lumbrokinase + melatonin at bedtime for maximal regenerative effect.
3. Endothelial and Mitochondrial Restoration
The spike–endothelial interaction causes continuous microvascular dysfunction; thus regeneration requires:
•Niacin/Nicotinamide Riboside – Restores NAD⁺ and endothelial nitric oxide signaling.
•L-Arginine / L-Citrulline – Improve vascular tone and microcirculation.
•Sulforaphane (broccoli extract) – Induces Nrf2 pathway, enhancing detox and mitochondrial repair.
•MitoQ / PQQ / CoQ10 – Rehydrate electron transport chains damaged by oxidative-stress microclots.
REMEMBER THAT I TOLD YOU THAT HUSSEIN OBAMA CREATED #ISIS TO INVADE THE UNITED STATES & THAT TRUMP & USMIL DESTROYED THEM IN SYRIA SO THEY COULD NEVER COME HERE???
REMEMBER WHEN I TOLD YOU THAT PLAN B WAS TO LET AS MANY VIOLENT ILLEGALS IN AS POSSIBLE TO RAISE AN ARMY TO 1/2
REMEMBER WHEN I TOLD YOU THAT PLAN B WAS TO LET AS MANY VIOLENT ILLEGALS IN AS POSSIBLE TO RAISE AN ARMY TO 1/2
FIGHT FOR THE DEEP STATE DEMOCRATS IN ORDER TO OVERTHROW THE UNITED STATES??
REMEMBER I TOLD YOU THAT OBAMA WAS FLUENT IN SPANISH FOR THIS “PLAN B” OPERATION TO RAISE AN ARMY???
FUCKING WATCH THIS.. JUMP TO 11:08 AND LISTEN!!! #trumparmy
REMEMBER I TOLD YOU THAT OBAMA WAS FLUENT IN SPANISH FOR THIS “PLAN B” OPERATION TO RAISE AN ARMY???
FUCKING WATCH THIS.. JUMP TO 11:08 AND LISTEN!!! #trumparmy