Ninety miles from the South Eastern tip of the United States, Liberty has no stead. In order for Liberty to exist and thrive, Tyranny must be identified, recognized, confronted and extinguished.
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Sunday, October 3, 2021
The 90 Miles Mystery Video: Nyctophilia Edition #795
The 90 Miles Mystery Box: Episode #1495
You have come across a mystery box. But what is inside?
It could be literally anything from the serene to the horrific,
from the beautiful to the repugnant,
from the mysterious to the familiar.
If you decide to open it, you could be disappointed,
you could be inspired, you could be appalled.
This is not for the faint of heart or the easily offended.
You have been warned.
Saturday, October 2, 2021
The Never Ending Story....
We Like Hamsters On An Infinite Wheel
Not Realizing What We Are Up Against
As The Great Reset Plan Is Unveiled
Piece By Malevolent Piece
The End Result Leads
To Mass Genocide.
Google Doodle Promotes Ethno-Nationalist Boasting About His 'Pure Blood' And Refusal to Assimilate
Google's doodle on Friday "celebrated" ethno-nationalist La Raza activist Rodolfo Gonzales boasting about his "pure blood" and refusal to assimilate into America.
"I am the masses of my people and I refuse to be absorbed," the Google doodle said. "My faith unbreakable, my blood is pure."
The doodle features buttons for "Aztlan," a movement that advocates for Hispanics to reconquer the southern United States (La Reconquista), and "Chicano Power."
Gonzales brought together militant youth from street gangs, ex-convicts and assorted young Hispanics for the first ever "Chicano Youth Liberation Conference."
"I am the masses of my people and I refuse to be absorbed," the Google doodle said. "My faith unbreakable, my blood is pure."
The doodle features buttons for "Aztlan," a movement that advocates for Hispanics to reconquer the southern United States (La Reconquista), and "Chicano Power."
Gonzales brought together militant youth from street gangs, ex-convicts and assorted young Hispanics for the first ever "Chicano Youth Liberation Conference."
"Chicano youth believed that for Mexican Americans to be instilled with pride in their ethnicity and culture; Chicanos needed to reject the dominant values of American Society, including capitalism and white Anglo-Saxon Protestant culture," according to Wikipedia.
The first conference in March 1969 produced a document, "Plan Espiritual de Aztlán," which developed the concept of ethnic nationalism and self-determination in the struggle for Chicano liberation. The statement of the "revolutionary caucus" also came out of that conference. "For 144 years we have been trying to peacefully coexist but no peace has come to our communities. Revolution is the only means available to us. We owe no allegiance, no respect, to any of the laws of this racist country. Our liberation struggle is a war of survival."
The second Chicano Youth Liberation Conference (CYLC) in 1970 (March 25) represented a further refinement in Gonzáles's efforts toward Chicano self-determination, the formation of the Colorado Raza Unida Party. The demonstration of "Chicano Youth Unity" became the "spirit of Denver." Juan Lopez and Sam Kushner wrote about the Second Youth Conference calling it "a call for the creation of a Nation of Aztlan and the formation of an independent Chicano party, guided by...
FDA Document Shows An Undisclosed Mystery Ingredient In COVID Vaccine: What Is It?
Physicians For Informed Consent (PIC), a large group of doctors and scientists advocating for informed consent when it comes to vaccines, recently posted a document from the Food and Drug Administration via their Instagram profile showing there is an undisclosed ingredient in the Pfizer/Comirnaty COVID vaccine.
PIC explains,
Table 2 shows that 0.45 mL of an undisclosed excipient is part of the composition of the diluted vaccine solution. Because the entire solution in a multi-dose vial measures 2.25 mL, that excipient comprises 20% of the solution and potentially 20% of each vaccine dose. The undisclosed ingredient is also not disclosed in the vaccine package insert. If the American people don’t know the identity of an ingredient in an FDA-approved vaccine, how is informed consent possible?
Physicians For Informed Consent (PIC), a large group of doctors and scientists advocating for informed consent when it comes to vaccines, recently posted a document from the Food and Drug Administration via their Instagram profile showing there is an undisclosed ingredient in the Pfizer/Comirnaty COVID vaccine.
PIC explains,
Table 2 shows that 0.45 mL of an undisclosed excipient is part of the composition of the diluted vaccine solution. Because the entire solution in a multi-dose vial measures 2.25 mL, that excipient comprises 20% of the solution and potentially 20% of each vaccine dose. The undisclosed ingredient is also not disclosed in the vaccine package insert. If the American people don’t know the identity of an ingredient in an FDA-approved vaccine, how is informed consent possible?
The document is from August 23, 2021. Perhaps this mystery ingredient is disclosed somewhere else, and just not within this document.
In simple terms, throughout the document “(b) (4)” shows up in a number of areas that are redacted. One of the ingredients has been redacted. Perhaps it has been redacted to protect proprietary processes. But can a company protect ingredients and still offer a product under informed consent?
The Pulse has contacted the FDA to inquire about why this redaction appears. We will update this article when/if we receive a response from them. Perhaps the FDA has a good explanation for lack of transparency, we will see when
The document is from August 23, 2021. Perhaps this mystery ingredient is disclosed somewhere else, and just not within this document.
In simple terms, throughout the document “(b) (4)” shows up in a number of areas that are redacted. One of the ingredients has been redacted. Perhaps it has been redacted to protect proprietary processes. But can a company protect ingredients and still offer a product under informed consent?
The Pulse has contacted the FDA to inquire about why this redaction appears. We will update this article when/if we receive a response from them. Perhaps the FDA has a good explanation for lack of transparency, we will see when...
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