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Ukraine: Peace Negotiations On The Horizon?

The signals are clear that we are on the verge of the start of peace negotiations between Russia and the United States on Ukraine. We should keep a close eye on what role, if any, the Europeans play in this. They have put themselves in an economic stalemate and in a geopolitical hopeless situation by massively arming and financing Ukraine in order to force an escalation of the conflict and thus the entry of the USA into a hot war with Russia.

My assessment is that the game will now continue without them. They are extras in an increasingly complex web of interest groups. Their attempt to use the climate narrative to set global standards for the energy sector and production methods, to paint over their own energy poverty, has definitely failed. Europe will have to integrate itself and swallow some heavy toads.

Don’t know much about Gary Brecka but his story about how he got into health is pretty interesting. He was working at a life insurance company and he got really good at predicting exactly when people were going to die based on the types of drugs they were taking.

The insurance companies were using big data instead of clinical trial data, which is apparently much more accurate.

He says he was fairly confident he could call someone and change their course to prevent their eventual death. The only problem is he is not a doctor so it would have been illegal for him to do that.

Eventually he was tired of watching “blind people walk into traffic from behind a stained glass window” and got into a wellness practice.

Todays walk podcast:

Fuckin' A! Because Fuck Cancer.

"Scientists have discovered a molecular switch that can reverse cancer—turning cancer cells back into their healthy counterparts.

The revelation by researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon, South Korea, could lead to new cancer treatments.

"We have discovered a molecular switch that can revert the fate of cancer cells back to a normal state," said paper author and biologist professor Kwang-Hyun Cho in a statement."