Never let a doctor blame your unhealth to non-compliance! We weren’t non-compliant — we followed every piece of health advice Big Food and Big Pharma gave us and it made us sick.

Big Pharma and Big Food Push a False Narrative to Keep You Sick: Stephen Explains #carnivore #animalbased

How I Reclaimed My Health with the Carnivore Diet: Stephen Explains

When I was a kid, only older people who really ate more than the others were fat. Now I see people gaining weight even when they don’t eat much. The food they told us was “healthy” is poisoning us.

This Is What Bitcoin Has ALREADY Achieved! @Justin (shocknet) Explains

This is why CBDCs will fail miserably! They can for sure try.

Se7en (1995) — directed by David Fincher and starring Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt — warned us about the dangers of surveillance and KYC long before it became normal. Back then, what Somerset describes would’ve sounded like blatant government overreach. Even illegal! Today, we hand over our IDs to companies like Coinbase without a second thought — companies that have a track record of leaking user data. How did this become so commonplace? When did constant monitoring become acceptable? Here’s the quote from Se7en (spoiler alert): Somerset: See, for years the FBI’s been hooked into the library system, keeping records. Mills: Mmhm. Assessing fines? - No, monitoring reading habits. Look. - What? - Certain books are flagged. Books on, say, nuclear weapons and, well, Mein Kampf. Anyone who checks out a flagged book has his library records fed into the FBI’s computers then on. - Wait, wait, wait, how is this legal? - Oh, legal, illegal. These terms don’t apply. - Oh. - YouYou can’t use the information directly. It’s just a useful guide. It might sound silly, but you can’t get a library card… without, uh, an ID and a current phone bill, see? - So they run a list. - Precisely.

Sats are the standard. Fuck Jack! Fuck Square!