Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

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Enterprise HouseNewHelens StreetStDerby3GYDE1First published in July 2021.UKemail: gareth.icke@davidicke.comCopyright © 2021 David IckeNo part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission from thePublisher, except for the quotation of brief passages in criticismCover Design: Gareth IckeBook Design: Neil HagueLibrary Cataloguing-inBritishDataPublicationA catalogue record for this book isavailable from the British LibraryeISBN 978-18384153-1-0
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THE CELLMolecular Biology ofSixth E
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Garland ScienceVice President: Deni
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viiPrefaceSince the last edition of
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ixNote to the ReaderStructure of th
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NOTE TO THE READERxiMolecular Biolo
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xiiiAcknowledgmentsIn writing this
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSxvUniversity), Thoma
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSxvii(MRC Centre, Cam
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xixContentsPART I INTRODUCTION TO T
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xxiDetailed ContentsChapter 1 Cells
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DETAILED CONTENTSxxiiiExperiments w
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DETAILED CONTENTSxxvMOLECULAR GENET
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DETAILED CONTENTSxxviiTransporters
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DETAILED CONTENTSxxixPhotosystem II
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DETAILED CONTENTSxxxiSome Cells Rep
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1PARTIII III IV VIntroduction to th
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Page 1465: T: 11st Position(5ʹ end)The Geneti
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Page 1476 and 1477: How the few control the many and al
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Page 1480 and 1481: ContentsCHAPTER 1CHAPTER 2CHAPTER 3
Page 1482 and 1483: why perception is the target 24/7 o
Page 1484 and 1485: governments, corporations and autho
Page 1486 and 1487: new deals’ demanding that very ce
Page 1488 and 1489: away. Fascists do not impose fascis
Page 1490 and 1491: The perceptual download continues t
Page 1492 and 1493: convince themselves to believe the
Page 1494 and 1495: One is akin to pushing against an o
Page 1496 and 1497: Order’ used by Cult frontmen like
Page 1498 and 1499: manufacturing both the ‘problem
Page 1500 and 1501: population at the bo om under their
Page 1502 and 1503: lockdown house arrest is brutally e
Page 1504 and 1505: Cult?’ and ‘Escaping Wetiko’.
Page 1506 and 1507: window rolled down automatically. V
Page 1508 and 1509: subjected to mass control because h
Page 1510 and 1511: politicians. While operating throug
Page 1512 and 1513: I have exposed them in fine detail
Page 1514 and 1515: and detailed background in other wo
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manipulate your people into the pos
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be the manipulating force behind th
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Figure 8: Liberty’s mirror image
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a acked Jews, not least in his book
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at the Cult-owned World Economic Fo
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Revolution ‘by these internationa
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through a global network of organis
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instigated Second World War that he
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business empire collapsing as a for
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There are so many constituent scams
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successful presidential campaigns.
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allegiance to Sabbatian-controlled
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hate’ hate groups to condemn anyo
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CHAPTER THREEThe Pushbacker stingUn
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what you want to hear than those wh
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Trump Derangement Syndrome as it be
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times before over 30 years under di
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connections - like all major busine
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insurrectionists and conspiracy the
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standby given the strength of feeli
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invaded the building at gunpoint an
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obviously pre-planned assault was l
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This disingenuous lady may one day
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children are in reality teenage boy
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use diversion and division to targe
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denied an income and the right to e
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ProPublica, National Journal, The G
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fascist shutdown orders and took th
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would have been with a ‘deadly bi
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when both are serving the same Cult
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There we have the prophetic Rockefe
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controlled World Health Organizatio
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The Cult plays the long game and pr
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January, 2020. This was ‘before C
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pivotal position in American health
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is naturally in the body or relates
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The question must be asked of what
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clueless and only repeating the par
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be moving westward and it somehow m
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Why China?Scamming the world with a
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developed close economic, military,
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think that the conspiracy involved
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CHAPTER FIVEThere is no ‘virus’
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The pyramid structure through which
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official who will probably have the
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include doctors who go through life
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Mullis asked why their work had bee
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ridiculous. ‘Everybody knows’ t
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then follow the postulates sequence
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some 40 Freedom of Information requ
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Here’s your ‘virus’ - it’s
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The shocking thing about the above
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conduct control experiments to see
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If you were to look in the scientif
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far indistinguishable from human me
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eugenics of the Third Reich in Nazi
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was from the beginning a computer-g
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animated video explanation on david
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billion people having ‘flu-like
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Italy was a redesignation of diagno
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will feel panicky and less able to
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monumentally wrong? Ah, but it make
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cows. Fewer than 200 deaths followe
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paper that would serve as legitimiz
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elderly’. Rosemary Frei highlight
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and death projections for the gover
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University. She analysed the impact
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the 5G system of millimetre waves w
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and died of a chronic illness yet h
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The nightly shroud-waving and shock
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that lockdown fascism was to ‘pro
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thousands of old people who tested
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‘War-zone’ hospitals mythAgain
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in power were rather less concerned
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the definition of a ‘vaccine’,
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to the average age that people die
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CHAPTER SEVENWar on your mindOne be
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Facebook, Google, Amazon and their
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The reason for the ‘Covid’ cata
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‘behavioural scientists, health a
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Hurd went to the elite Eton College
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support pu ing London under a lockd
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and military or a compliant populat
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particularly among the young denied
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a United Nations rapporteur (invest
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you’ … ‘My heart aches for so
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founded on mind control. Three word
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alone with a woman that’s not the
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researching mind control in detail
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masks, why they have been enforced
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potential consequences. She said it
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wear a mask that was absolutely ine
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We were told that the world could g
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geologists found tiny plastic fibre
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Against masks: Breathing in your ow
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respect, always has been, always wi
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subservience to an abusive partner.
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has a questioning and critical mind
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benefits if the a itudes are person
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NHS over ‘Covid’ and we have se
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carefully constructed language. An
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themselves and each other - peer to
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An example is the policeman who wou
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mental and emotional processes that
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officer’ for US Special Forces. R
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Woke are the same. See if you find
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shops, transport companies and busi
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obsession: Preparing collective per
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you are dealing with the unquestion
Page 1734 and 1735:
and a er $15 million was deleted fr
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and see Old Glory trampled in the d
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organisation that supports violent
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Marxist takeovers. Our cultural pas
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with the Rockefellers and Rothschil
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Private jets for climate justiceThe
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domestic pets, to humans. Just befo
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change’. He said the effect of Co
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Figure 9: The idea that the gas of
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them - including, no especially, th
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companies immunity from prosecution
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manipulated figures of the World He
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transcription’ can convert RNA in
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UK doctor and freedom campaigner Ve
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it targets DNA. The Johnson & Johns
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If you wanted to depopulate a signi
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word ‘genocide’ for what was ha
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was dead, but naturally the vaccina
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‘vaccine’. Another seven ‘vac
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reported and I have seen some estim
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and Big Pharma-dominated Medicines
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‘vaccinations’ were seriously u
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not ‘vaccines’ made the differe
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the jabs that ‘confer immunity’
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humanity and condemned his plans to
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airport. They are jailed in internm
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they are for getting their vaccine.
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obviously affects breathing and wou
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disease which can lead to Alzheimer
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shops etc. It’s time covid-denyin
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cloud in our brains ... We’re goi
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at any moment to deliver its payloa
Page 1798 and 1799:
radiation which is information can
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Peter Diamandis, can be seen in a w
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destroyed by persuading the Cult-cr
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These are all dots in the same pict
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Many women’s rights organisations
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where the government published plan
Page 1810 and 1811:
significantly of all unvaccinated w
Page 1812 and 1813:
for those in power. A Forbes articl
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about. Researchers were investigati
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Sabbatians have taken over the cybe
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percent (Fig 11 overleaf). Take thi
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a state of being aware. Forget ‘f
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Yes, what is ‘human’? That is w
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Figure 12: The brain receives infor
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sub-conscious mind. This explanatio
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Figure 14: How holograms are create
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The question will be asked of why,
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which becomes behaviour which, coll
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Reptilian Agenda recorded at his th
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unseen realms which means almost al
Page 1838 and 1839:
crucial to that as we shall see. In
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Yaldabaoth and the Archons are said
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seen as a ‘god’ capable of ‘m
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Figure 17: Artist Neil Hague’s ve
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have a particular pre-puberty energ
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exclusion claimed to inclusion; and
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which it controls through ‘money
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become very different to the origin
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Kurzweil’s ‘cloud’? The plan
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is transmi ed to the brain as elect
Page 1858 and 1859:
existence of a simulation means tha
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in a $2.3 trillion ‘coronavirus
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Propulsion Laboratory, has said pub
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Wow …The reality that humanity th
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CHAPTER TWELVEEscaping WetikoLife i
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realms of possibility which allow e
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the operator (Fig 21). Indigenous a
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they have no compassion or empathy
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wetikoized mind.’ Wetiko consciou
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possession) can be anything from ex
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hierarchies, corporate media, Silic
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changes and that can only change by
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Earth. SpaceX, like everyone else,
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centrally control all water and foo
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and absorb human consciousness - wh
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protest in Bristol in which police
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beating the elite in court and he f
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their thuggery and crimes they will
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yes to the question you are unknowi
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‘wheels of light’ in the Sanskr
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heart is connected to that level of
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This would create a human that is r
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it is, but enough of this nonsense.
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PostscriptThe big scare story as th
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time to destroy the harvest. This d
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Smart Grid and break the receiver-t
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paramagnetic particles’. Sensitiv
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The scale of madness, inhumanity an
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more than 2,000 wires ‘fanned out
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War US President Woodrow Wilson not
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of the ‘Covid vaccines’ and did
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park. Eventually the Nappies turned
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Flame on burn desireLove with tongu
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In as concise terms as possible, he
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The observation that the unpurified
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BibliographyAlinsky, Saul: Rules fo
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IndexArelationshipsabusiveblaming t
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finance and money ref1, ref2, ref3b
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fact-checkers ref1masks ref1media r
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Nag Hammadi texts ref1, ref2, ref3R
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ref1cyber-operationsref1cyberwarfar
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Archons ref1censorship ref1, ref2,
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the Field ref1, ref2 5G ref3, ref4,
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perception ref1political parties re
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see social distancing and isolation
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Silicon Valley ref1Torah ref1United
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perception ref1, ref2Psyop (psychol
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Programming (NLP) and the Delphi te
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Common Purpose ref1defunding ref1lo
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Archons ref1, ref2consciousness ref
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Israel ref1Sabbatians ref1technocra
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Tsee also artificial intelligence (
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immigration, effects of illegal ref
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implantable technology ref1Israel r
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fear ref1, ref2frequency ref1, ref2
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transgender ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4,
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