opiod

 AlJ reports:
 

Afghanistan’s opium crop falls 20 percent as synthetic drugs surge UN says the area devoted to opium poppies has dropped to a fraction of that cultivated before the Taliban’s narcotics ban in 2022.,,,,\'

but now Mayamar is growing more opium. Myamar is a vassal of China but just look away folks.

But the real problem?

At the same time, the UNODC warned that organised criminal networks are increasingly turning to synthetic drugs, particularly methamphetamine, which are easier to produce and harder to detect. Seizures in Afghanistan and neighbouring countries rose by 50 percent in late 2024 compared with the previous year.

vaccine whistleblower

 

how to lie with statistics: Or why it looks like we are all sicker than our ancestors

why you are being lied to part one part two part three

the immunity discovery behind the Nobel prize

 

creating life

 

so to let men have designer babies they will do risky experiments on babies. Just like IVF, the dirty little secret is that this is chosing life and death for your children and if this puts them at risk, well we will kill them later by abortion.

When PC bowing to Islam denies science

 He;s not a doc but does put it bluntly why this is dangerous.

The rejection is because it is seen as Catholic of course. But I worked with the Navajo and they also have taboos against marriage with relatives. And in Africa, the Mashona would not marry if you were in the same clan.

and in small religious groups like the Amish, the genetic problems are recognized so although they have few new members to dilute the gene pool, they do encourage their boys to visit other Amish/Mennonite communities to find wives.

So maybe its the plastics?

 from SCIDAILY:

another study about plastics and obesity

Source: NYU Langone Health / NYU Grossman School of Medicine Summary: A sweeping review from NYU Langone Health reveals that everyday exposure to plastics—especially during childhood—poses lasting risks for heart disease, infertility, asthma, and even brain development issues. These chemicals, found in packaging, cosmetics, and common household items, can disrupt hormones, ignite chronic inflammation, and lower IQ.

 the only problem: For many things, there is no safe substitute for plastics. Sigh.