Not only doctors, of course, lots of other people were, too.
Doctors were bribed to push that substance
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infrom the Daily Mail
A border patrol agent has claimed that it’s cartels who are in control of the US-Mexico border.
The anonymous agent told Dan Abrams of NewsNation that the US government does not have control of the border, which has fallen into the hands of cartels.
‘The biggest thing is that we do not control the border, the cartel controls the border,’ the agent said.
‘Everything that we do is a reaction to things that they have planned. Usually, we’re chasing around pawns while the kings and queens are doing whatever they want.’
The agent asked to remain anonymous because he said he is ‘terrified to talk to media’ and possibly losing his job over it.
The interview was part of a full hour program dedicated the border crisis which the Biden administration denies exists. The anonymous comments were played to a agent in uniform who said he agreed with them. —Eds
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inIt’s time for the knockout punches.
from Andrew Korybko at korybko.substack.com:
The five objectives that are enumerated in this piece encapsulate what Russia nowadays aims to achieve after over two years of intense proxy warfare with NATO.
Zelensky claimed on Friday that Russia’s long-awaited offensive had finally begun following its fresh push into Kharkov Region from which it tactically pulled back in September 2022. This precedes him likely clinging to power on legally dubious pretexts once his term expires on 21 May and aligns with the Ukrainian Intelligence Committee’s prediction of political-military troubles heading into his summer. Here are the five objectives that Russia arguably aims to achieve in view of the conflict’s larger context:
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1. Create The Conditions For Russia To Control The Entirety Of Its New Regions
Russia’s increasingly frequent gains in Donbass over the past month speak to how serious Ukraine’s conscription and logistical crises have become, thus enabling Moscow to push them to the breaking point by opening up a new front at this precise moment in time. This is meant to facilitate a military breakthrough for expelling Ukrainian forces from the entirety of Russia’s new regions, with any collapse of the front lines consequently paving the way for achieving additional military-political goals.
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WINTER CLEAN UP TIME
In the house we do spring cleaning but in the garden we are best to do a Winter clean up.
There are many aspects of ‘winter clean up’ and over the next month or so when the weather is sunny and later in the day when it warms up a bit its good to get out and get things ship shape and tidy.
I here go through the things to do and with what products you can use in your clean up.
The cold of winter knocks back most insect pests from breeding and the ones from last season are huddled down for the winter to emerge (if they survive) and re-infest your plants. Unfortunately, too many can survive and when the weather warms out they come and start breeding.
Some years we are lucky we have a couple of weeks early in spring of nice warm weather and out they come; then if we have a cold snap they are bowled out and we don not see a build up till December-January, making for just about a pest free spring going into summer.
There are two ways to knock them back in winter and in many cases both can be applied.
Spraying Wallys Super Neem Tree oil (put a container into a jug of hot water for 15 mins before using as this is real Neem Oil and it goes solid in cold temperatures) at 5 ml per litre of warm water and add half a ml of Wallys Super Pyrethrum to each litre of the spray.
A pipette is supplied with the pyrethrum to measure 1 ml, half a ml etc.
Spray under and over any plants you had pest problems with during the season and only spray later in the afternoon when the sun is lower on the horizon, likely about 3 to 4 pm. That is to ensure that the oil and sunlight will not affect the foliage and for the pyrethrum to be active till the next day.
Under the plants and shrubs such as Rhododendrons (for silvery leaves caused by thrips) sprinkle Wallys Neem Tree Powder; a must to sprinkle under your citrus trees to clean up borer and all insects in the canopy, including white fly.
Why the powder instead of Wallys Neem Tree Granules?
The reason is the powder which is a smaller particle size will break down quicker in winter and release the active ingredients that will help control the pests in the foliage.
Another pest which is often found in house plant containers as well as containers outdoors and in the garden is root mealy bug. These critters thrive in the soil, feeding on the roots of plants, sucking the goodness out of them and the white sticky adults inhabit the stems and foliage of the plant upstairs, coming up from the young in the root zone.
When you are transplanting container plants you will notice white streaks on the sides of the container. That’s root mealy bugs.
With plants in the garden or in outdoor containers sprinkle Wallys Neem Tree Powder.
With indoor plants in containers, the powder will form moulds which are unsightly and a bit smelly so with indoor pot plants add a little Wally Super Neem Tree Oil to the water when you give them a drink. You should also go easy with watering in winter as plants will suffer with wet feet and maybe die.
Each time you water the house plants add the Neem Oil to the water for the next month or so. The Adult mealy bugs on the foliage you spray with Wallys Super Pyrethrum at 1mil to a litre of water.
Use a trigger sprayer and what spray is left over you don’t use, leave in sprayer and put in a dark cupboard for next time. In the dark the pyrethrum will keep ok.
If you have spiders on the ceiling or under the eaves, mix Wallys Super Pyrethrum at 2.5 ml per each litre of water (25 ml to 10 litres of water) and lightly mist ceilings inside and spray under eaves outside.
It will be active for a few months where it is out of direct sunlight affecting any pest that comes in contact with the residue.
Last week we talked about Wallys Moss & Liverwort control for cleaning up mosses, slimes, lichen and liverworts around the home, so if you have not done so now is a good time.
Potassium permanganate (also known as Condy’s Crystals) is a favorite one of mine for cleaning up fungus diseases on any plants such as roses, fruit trees etc. You simply place a quarter teaspoon (supplied in container) into a litre of water and spray the canopy all over and the soil underneath.
It destroys disease spores which means they are not there in spring to establish on your roses, vegetables etc. It’s great to help with control of most rusts, black spot and other fungus diseases.
Those lucky gardeners with glasshouses or tunnel houses also have a few things to clean up.
If you have tomato plants near finished for the season in the glasshouse and have had white fly problems, then leave the plants in the house and burn sulfur powder in there. The reason for leaving them in is because if you take them outside you are taking the pests outside to hide on the outside plants till next spring, then come back into the glasshouse when you plant up your tomatoes.
I found that the sulfur smoke/fumes will kill some plants and some varieties of tomatoes and some types can survive.
Place about two or three tablespoons of sulfur powder onto a healthy shovel, spade or steel plate and light with a strong flame (a lighter or match won’t work to get it started) If you don’t have a flame thrower type then either wet a little of the powder with methylated spirits or use a fire starter. Once it gets burning it is difficult to put out.
You get out smartly and close the door. Leave closed down till next day then open to ventilate. Later in the spring I will explain how I grew tomatoes in one of my glasshouses and had no white fly invade it.
If you have chili or capsicum plants growing in containers in the glasshouse take them out before you burn the sulfur and in a shed or under a car port then spray them under and over with the Neem Oil and pyrethrum combination mentioned before.
If you have any tree stumps in the garden you want to remove, then use Wallys Stump Rotter, follow the instructions and after 6 months or a year dependent on the type of wood the stump should break up nicely by hand.
Leaf fall from your deciduous trees is a valuable product when you convert it to leaf mould which is great to add to your potting mixes you make or even used as a seed raising mix on its own.
Collect up the leaves and spread them over a part of your back lawn and then with a rotary lawn mower run over them with the catcher on to collect the cut-up leaves and the grass clippings. Take a black plastic rubbish bag and put in a couple handfuls of material and spray that with Mycorrcin which speeds up the break down of the leaves.
Add another couple of handfuls and spray, keeping doing this and pressing down till the bag is full but can be tied off.
When full and well compressed tie off firmly and then with a small screwdriver or a 10-cm nail, punch lots of small holes all over the bag and the throw into a spot which gets a good amount of sunlight.
Every week or two lift the bag and give it a shake; then place it back with another side showing. After a period of time you will have a part bag of rich leaf mould for use.
Seeing most of the potting mixes these days are rubbish, you can enhance them greatly by half and half or even one third potting mix and two thirds leaf mould.
If you don’t have any fallen leaves in your place, collect them from trees growing in the front verge or ask neighbours who are not gardeners if you can collect theirs. Likely they would be very happy to get rid of them even if they think you are a bit weird.
A couple of interesting things for those that like to know things:
One a study has sighted chemical sprays, herbicides, fungicides and insecticide are a contributing factor to colon cancer; see https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0269749124002446 #:
Likely you are aware that there is a public inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic taking place here in New Zealand, and I presume most of us will be interested in the findings if they are done without any bias — which is like hoping that pigs will fly one day.
See what Dr Guy Hatchard has to say…https://hatchardreport.media/pdf-files/blatant-disregard-for-the-tragic-facts.pdf
Also the silly and undemocratic, ‘The Natural Health Products Bill’ is to be squashed this week in parliament thanks to the current coalition Government.
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