Originally Posted by Russ
Yes, I hear what you're saying.

People will have to pay attention eventually, but they don't care until it directly affects them, and this is sad and frustrating for me because I am a forward-looking person. I'm always interested in knowing what lies ahead, and at the current rate of spraying, I believe that so many people are going to get sick and die in the next few years that it will look like the fulfillment of one of the Biblical prophecies in Revelation about 1/4 or 1/3 of the world dying.

This is not a joke or a game or something to be laughed at. This is deadly serious, and I know that once again—just as with the amalgam issue—I am a few years ahead of the time.

People will laugh and ignore for now, then they will vehemently deny, then they will say they knew all along.

I guess the best I can do it survive, and if anyone wants to pay attention, good for them. If not, well, then that's their business. Nevertheless, it is sad because if we would all work together, this thing could be stopped in 6 months and the perpetrators could be brought to justice.

Then again, people are not willing to give up a couple hours a week to participate. So, they'll eventually get sick and die, but the choice was theirs.

The more I live the more I see God as justified in His judgments. People are so stubborn, so God just says, "OK, you you've been warned; You've brought this upon yourself. You could have escaped, but you were too stubborn to listen."

It's sad but this is the way it is.

Hand in there and keep your body nourished so it can withstand the pounding that they're going to be sending our way. Colloidal Silver would be handy, along with a lot of vitamin C to prevent the bird flu from killing us.

Yeah Silver would work great for this, how good is it? What kind do you use? Is it completely safe? I want to try it out soon, I would appreciate some help. I heard the Diatamaceous Earth is great too for detoxing the Barium or Aluminum, have you tried it? We need to work together Russ, being sick is not fun, it sucks.


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