Firstly, Happy 10th Wedding Anniversary to you and your lovely wife! Ref. deep/meaningful conversations (c. 56.20 mins into the podcast): last night I 'wasted' 4 hours of my life at a dinner party attended by people I'd always thought of as highly intelligent (an erroneous assumption based on educational attainment, occupation etc.). Long story short, these individuals (all of whom have received multi-doses of that well-known experimental gene therapy) were struggling to find the right word/s when speaking, but worst of all seemed incapable of engaging in any deep or meaningful conversation. The brief conversation with your young daughter at the end of this podcast was a thousand times more interesting than last night's 4-hour zombie-fest. Rant over!
wow... its really sad, isn't it? Dr Nehl's insights explain much more than what we try to attribute to the gene therapy alone. that seemingly intelligent people will simply shut-down and refuse to engage in ANY ideas that challenge that which they have be indoctrinated to believe, is deeply disturbing
This was a great podcast as are many I have had the privilege of listening to. I have had this book for a couple of weeks and as with many books I buy to support authors intent on spreading truths and discoveries, they go unread because I think, my God I could have written this book. Not, of course, Dr. Nehl’s book. I fully intend to read it, even though I understand his research pretty well already. And, of course, I love your interviewing skills, your compassion and passion for truth and information and loving people and humanity enough to devote your life to sharing it. Your medical background and knowledge when interviewing makes for a fascinating and compelling learning experience. I agree with your opinion on Mass Formation Psychosis and have had disagreements with Desmet’s conclusion on other thoughts he expresses. But, I still think he’s a great thinker. Isn’t that what makes life fascinating? I’m sorry you have had Christian associates who appear from your statements to not have been very adept at communicating Christianity. The conclusions you have expressed about their comments would have been my reaction as well, however, being a Christian who loves reading theology as well as pre Christian philosophers and ancient books on spirituality, I would love having that conversation with you, not publicly, but privately and I would have no problem doing it through Substack. I look forward to picking up this thread after I recharge my, what does Dr. Nehl call it, the re-energizing part of the brain? Do not feel the least bit obligated to respond, I would just like to share my Christian thoughts on a couple of statements you have made. To be continued after I plug into my recharging station for a few hours.
I am about half way through. I am loving this podcast cast.. its right up my street. I can relate through my youngest child to your child's frustration of being bossed around. I took my younger children put of school in 2020. She eas 9 or.10. She asked to go to high school last year. She challenged every rule, every bit of authority. It was a long year. Bit She did it in such a way that she always had valid points and.could articulate the ludicracy of some.of their rules. She came back home. You talk now homeschooling..We did very.little academic.learning with my youngest and very much unschooled her. It was almost three years. I stressed at the time her reluctance to do academic work
. But I see clearly now that what we did do, is giver her back her mind and free thought. That's worth more than any book learning.
I recently rewatched the short film Made in Britain. The central character Trevor (a skinhead played by the excellent Tim Roth) is totally awake to 'the system' and his anger and hatred towards conforming to societal norms is palpable; "do what we tell you, think what we tell you, say what we tell you...." Contrast this to what feels almost like being on the set of the movie Stepford Wives (1974 original) which is what I witness each time I go to my local Sainsbury's or place of work.
fantastic interview! I bought the book several months ago and only skimmed it so far. I definitely will go into it more deeply. with my background in psychology and familiarity with brain function, this is fascinating stuff! the revelation about connection between lithium and neurogenesis is especially powerful.
we have been using lithium (micro dosing, in mcg) and other trace minerals like manganese & selenium, in the biomedical treatment of autism spectrum disorders for many years. (its mind-blowing that you cannot buy it in parts of Europe - that's INSANE!) we in the biomedical treatment community have often described Alzheimer's as autism at the other end of lifecycle, since their medical symptomologies are so very similar.
can you provide a link to that, please? my bff literally REFUSES to believe that any supra-national NGO's have any power over us, let alone nefarious intent. in fact, she recently accused me of 'jumping on band wagons' of ridiculous nonsense. :(
Hi Warrior Mom, sorry am rubbish at tech can't provide link . UK column are on line ,they do 3 news programmes a week with lots of extras . An excellent resource . Just put into search engine .
Another masterpiece, I am wondering if I dare to share this on FB, it might be an in to some of my asleep friends as its about the brain and not covid directly. I was reminded today that it took me years to start to wake up and then when covid hit it was obvious that something was wrong, but even so that year was full of overwhelm as I realised the full extent of it. As you say Ahmad I am still in the process of waking as there's always more to learn. So when we attempt to wake people up we have to find that chink, that one thing that can get them to start their journey. I for one was excited to learn about lithium, it was brain trouble that got me on my journey about 10 years ago. I've got my D level to top of range and my omega 3 level, maybe lithium is the missing link. BTW anyone who wants to test their own levels of D and omega 3 in the UK I can recommend the
Vitamin D - NHS Direct to the Public Lab in Birmingham, mail order £31
Omega 3 - Omegaquant mail order tests starting at £49.95 - 15% off at moment XMASNJULY24
Its fab, stuff I knew mostly but in s document to keep and refer too! Was originally written 10 years ago as an internet do and they put it in an actual document form
Firstly, Happy 10th Wedding Anniversary to you and your lovely wife! Ref. deep/meaningful conversations (c. 56.20 mins into the podcast): last night I 'wasted' 4 hours of my life at a dinner party attended by people I'd always thought of as highly intelligent (an erroneous assumption based on educational attainment, occupation etc.). Long story short, these individuals (all of whom have received multi-doses of that well-known experimental gene therapy) were struggling to find the right word/s when speaking, but worst of all seemed incapable of engaging in any deep or meaningful conversation. The brief conversation with your young daughter at the end of this podcast was a thousand times more interesting than last night's 4-hour zombie-fest. Rant over!
wow... its really sad, isn't it? Dr Nehl's insights explain much more than what we try to attribute to the gene therapy alone. that seemingly intelligent people will simply shut-down and refuse to engage in ANY ideas that challenge that which they have be indoctrinated to believe, is deeply disturbing
This was a great podcast as are many I have had the privilege of listening to. I have had this book for a couple of weeks and as with many books I buy to support authors intent on spreading truths and discoveries, they go unread because I think, my God I could have written this book. Not, of course, Dr. Nehl’s book. I fully intend to read it, even though I understand his research pretty well already. And, of course, I love your interviewing skills, your compassion and passion for truth and information and loving people and humanity enough to devote your life to sharing it. Your medical background and knowledge when interviewing makes for a fascinating and compelling learning experience. I agree with your opinion on Mass Formation Psychosis and have had disagreements with Desmet’s conclusion on other thoughts he expresses. But, I still think he’s a great thinker. Isn’t that what makes life fascinating? I’m sorry you have had Christian associates who appear from your statements to not have been very adept at communicating Christianity. The conclusions you have expressed about their comments would have been my reaction as well, however, being a Christian who loves reading theology as well as pre Christian philosophers and ancient books on spirituality, I would love having that conversation with you, not publicly, but privately and I would have no problem doing it through Substack. I look forward to picking up this thread after I recharge my, what does Dr. Nehl call it, the re-energizing part of the brain? Do not feel the least bit obligated to respond, I would just like to share my Christian thoughts on a couple of statements you have made. To be continued after I plug into my recharging station for a few hours.
Thanks, I can't even remember what it is I've said. Please email me and send me a number i can call you on later this week x
I am about half way through. I am loving this podcast cast.. its right up my street. I can relate through my youngest child to your child's frustration of being bossed around. I took my younger children put of school in 2020. She eas 9 or.10. She asked to go to high school last year. She challenged every rule, every bit of authority. It was a long year. Bit She did it in such a way that she always had valid points and.could articulate the ludicracy of some.of their rules. She came back home. You talk now homeschooling..We did very.little academic.learning with my youngest and very much unschooled her. It was almost three years. I stressed at the time her reluctance to do academic work
. But I see clearly now that what we did do, is giver her back her mind and free thought. That's worth more than any book learning.
I recently rewatched the short film Made in Britain. The central character Trevor (a skinhead played by the excellent Tim Roth) is totally awake to 'the system' and his anger and hatred towards conforming to societal norms is palpable; "do what we tell you, think what we tell you, say what we tell you...." Contrast this to what feels almost like being on the set of the movie Stepford Wives (1974 original) which is what I witness each time I go to my local Sainsbury's or place of work.
fantastic interview! I bought the book several months ago and only skimmed it so far. I definitely will go into it more deeply. with my background in psychology and familiarity with brain function, this is fascinating stuff! the revelation about connection between lithium and neurogenesis is especially powerful.
we have been using lithium (micro dosing, in mcg) and other trace minerals like manganese & selenium, in the biomedical treatment of autism spectrum disorders for many years. (its mind-blowing that you cannot buy it in parts of Europe - that's INSANE!) we in the biomedical treatment community have often described Alzheimer's as autism at the other end of lifecycle, since their medical symptomologies are so very similar.
Fab podcast! If you are looking as to ‘why’ you may wanna order UKCs new booklet - Agenda 21 Your Life in their hands
can you provide a link to that, please? my bff literally REFUSES to believe that any supra-national NGO's have any power over us, let alone nefarious intent. in fact, she recently accused me of 'jumping on band wagons' of ridiculous nonsense. :(
Hi Warrior Mom, sorry am rubbish at tech can't provide link . UK column are on line ,they do 3 news programmes a week with lots of extras . An excellent resource . Just put into search engine .
thank you! I did not realize that UKC was the abbreviation for that!
Another masterpiece, I am wondering if I dare to share this on FB, it might be an in to some of my asleep friends as its about the brain and not covid directly. I was reminded today that it took me years to start to wake up and then when covid hit it was obvious that something was wrong, but even so that year was full of overwhelm as I realised the full extent of it. As you say Ahmad I am still in the process of waking as there's always more to learn. So when we attempt to wake people up we have to find that chink, that one thing that can get them to start their journey. I for one was excited to learn about lithium, it was brain trouble that got me on my journey about 10 years ago. I've got my D level to top of range and my omega 3 level, maybe lithium is the missing link. BTW anyone who wants to test their own levels of D and omega 3 in the UK I can recommend the
Vitamin D - NHS Direct to the Public Lab in Birmingham, mail order £31
Omega 3 - Omegaquant mail order tests starting at £49.95 - 15% off at moment XMASNJULY24
Looking forward to listening to this one tomorrow!
It should be mandatory for all citizens to listen to your podcasts, would save millions of lives annually!
What a great interview and a top man, I’m definitely getting his book ✊✊
This is very interesting and I as a new paid member want to get the book, "The Indoctrinated Brain" , on Audible
https://shop.ukcolumn.org/product/agenda-21-your-life-in-their-hands-by-martin-edwards/
Its fab, stuff I knew mostly but in s document to keep and refer too! Was originally written 10 years ago as an internet do and they put it in an actual document form
And we all have friends like that….
Brilliant interview but I will be listening again as so much to take in all in one go!
BTW are you in Cornwall Doc?
I wondered if I saw you today in Mylor!?