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He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it.
Great article by Luc. It is an article to question yourself with. Quote: " But the art of living and thinking lies in holding different angles in...
As I have said before, I think Iran's hypersonic missiles and vacuum bomb warheads are going to make the Zionist victory moot. I think this is one...
Well, that was simple. Elect Trump and end open border immigration. The deportations will be an enormous task, because all of these countries...
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What appears to be happening is the world has woken up to the manipulative propaganda and genocide of the globalist psychopaths. Now the world is...
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There's a disclaimer in the article that says support did not come from commercial funding. It later says it's #2 for NIH funding.
This study, coming as it does from Penn Medicine (at U. Penn school of medicine?), apparently with NIH funding, and yielding results that suggest psychoactive medication looks like a front for a pharmaceutical company study. I would bet it's designed by and (discreetly) financed by one or more big pharmas.
Not that readily treatable physical causes seem to be ignored, despite evidence (my personal experience and research literature) that physical causes seem to often be directly connected to this symptom cluster.