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Robyn Venable retweeted
Patients and families are increasingly refusing standard blood transfusions. They’re demanding directed donations from people they know are unvaccinated instead.
Blood banks don’t record or label donor vaccination status, so this is the only workaround some will accept.
A Vanderbilt review found these requests caused delays. In a few cases patients got significantly sicker while waiting.
Trust in the blood supply is broken for a lot of people... this is the reality when 81% of people are vaccinated and only 19% refused the shots.
Robyn Venable retweeted
🇺🇸 95,000+ PEOPLE ARE HOSPITALIZED DAILY. 🇺🇸
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden recommends to "be prepared."
"MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ALL YOUR DOCUMENTS"
❌ Refuse Remdesivir and Veklury
❌ Refuse Covid Ventilator
❌ Refuse Covid 19 Vaccines
❌ Refuse mRNA influenza Vaccine
❌ Refuse Pneumococcal Vaccines
❌ Refuse Covid Vaccinated Blood
(so you can opt for self donated blood or directed donor
blood. NOTE: this option needs lead time so prepare accordingly prior to scheduled surgery per our instructions)
I DO NOT CONSENT FORM™ is not an Advance Directive (which only protects your "end of life wishes).
The I DO NOT CONSENT FORM™ is a "RIGHT NOW" document that protects you from forced vaccines, drugs, and treatments from the moment you walk into the hospital with capacity, when used as directed.
The lawyer/nurse who architected the form and delivery strategy spent her entire career inside the hospital system and devised a specific delivery strategy to ensure the document is added to your electronic medical record.
Doctors who receive our form are highly motivated to HONOR your refusals when they are legally noticed upon arrival to the hospital.
Complimentary Form and Full Instructions for Use/Delivery found at IDoNotConsentForm.com
@OpenVAERS @SenRonJohnson @MikkiWillis @MaryBowdenMD @Michellebbz
Robyn Venable retweeted
Diesel hit $6 a gallon this week. Oil is over $105 a barrel.
But tonight, I want you to forget about barrels of oil for a minute.
Look at this mama cow.
To most people, she’s just a cow standing in a field.
To the rancher who owns her, she’s so much more.
She represents thousands of dollars invested with absolutely no guarantee of a return.
She represents hay put up on the hottest days of summer so she’ll have something to eat on the coldest nights of winter.
She represents frozen fingers breaking ice, muddy boots at 2:00 in the morning, sleepless nights during calving season, vet bills, feed bills, fuel bills, busted equipment and miles of fence that never seem to stay fixed.
She represents birthdays missed, dinners interrupted and plans changed because the cattle don’t know it’s Sunday, Christmas morning, or your kid’s ballgame.
And after all of that, she gets one chance each year to raise one calf.
One.
The rancher feeds her for 365 days.
Checks her when she’s sick.
Watches over her when she’s calving.
Prays for rain when the grass turns brown.
Prays for sunshine when it’s time to make hay.
And when that calf finally goes to market, the rancher doesn’t get to name his price.
He takes what the market gives him.
Sometimes there’s a profit.
Sometimes there’s barely enough to keep going.
And sometimes, after an entire year of work, there’s nothing left at all.
Yet the next morning, before daylight, that rancher gets up and does it again.
Why?
Because agriculture has never just been about money.
It’s about watching a newborn calf take its first breath.
It’s about seeing your children (or grandson David) riding beside you checking cows.
It’s about looking across a pasture your father or grandfather once worked and knowing you’re carrying something forward that money can’t buy.
It’s about leaving your children more than land.
It’s leaving them a way of life.
Every steak on a grill and every pound of hamburger in a grocery store started somewhere like this—with a mama cow and a farmer or rancher willing to take the risk.
Behind that package of beef is somebody’s land.
Somebody’s savings.
Somebody’s sweat.
Somebody’s sleepless night.
Somebody’s family.
Somebody’s dream.
And a whole lot of faith.
So when you look at that mama cow, don’t just see cattle.
See the family behind her.
See the sacrifice.
See the generations.
See the prayers.
See the people who keep doing it—not because it’s easy, and certainly not because they’re guaranteed to get rich.
They do it because feeding people is more than their business.
It’s their life. 🇺🇸🐂
*Cow and calf in picture are from Ingle Herefords in Murfreesboro, Tn.
This post was originally from Mountain Top Cattle Co. in Warm Springs, Wv. Thank you for sharing! 
Robyn Venable retweeted
“I’m paying $7 a gallon here for diesel fuel.”
“My combine holds 140 gallons.”
“That’s right at $1,000 to fill up my combine.”
For farmer John Boyd Jr., those numbers illustrate a much bigger problem in American agriculture.
Farmers are paying more for the fuel, fertilizer, chemicals, equipment, and other inputs they need to produce our food, while concentrated markets leave them with little power over the prices they pay or receive.
When those costs keep climbing, the consequences eventually reach beyond the farm and ripple throughout the entire food system.
Boyd has been farming for decades and believes, “This is one of the worst economic times in history for America’s farmers.”
That should be a warning about the direction of American agriculture.
If producing food becomes increasingly expensive while farmers have less control over their markets, we risk losing more independent farms and concentrating even more of our food system in the hands of the biggest players.
@JWBoydNBFA
Robyn Venable retweeted
🚨🚨 LOS MÉDICOS NUNCA TE DIRAN ESTO:
1. Ansiedad – Magnesio, B6, Omega-3
2. Depresión – D, B12, Omega3
3. Irritabilidad – B1, B6, Magnesio
4. Niebla mental – B1, B12, Omega3
5. Insomnio – Magnesio, B12, D
6. Baja libido – Zinc, D, B3
7. Estreñimiento – Magnesio, C, Fibra
8. Espasmos oculares – Magnesio, B12, Potasio
9. Antojos de azúcar – Cromo, Magnesio, Zinc
10. Manos frías: Hierro11. Falta de apetito: Zinc
12. Ojos secos: Vitamina A13. Falta de aliento: Hierro
14. Caída del cabello: Hierro
15. Boca seca: Vitamina A
16. Uñas quebradizas: Biotina (B7)
17. Cansancio todo el día: Vitamina D
18. Sentirse decaído: Vitamina B6
19. Olvidos: Omega 3
20. Calambres en las piernas: Magnesio
21. Niebla mental: Vitamina B12
22. Debilidad muscular: Potasio
23. Hormigueo o entumecimiento: Vitamina B6
24. Mala calidad del sueño: Magnesio
25. Peróxido de hidrógeno 3% - Dientes blanqueados en 5 días sin químicos
26. Enjuague con aceite de coco – eliminó la enfermedad de las encías y el mal aliento en 7 días
27. Baños con sal de Epsom - eliminó el 90% de las toxinas musculares durante la noche
28. Té de perejil fresco – elimina el exceso de agua y reduce la hinchazón durante 48 horas
29. Jarabe de saúco – detuvo resfriados y gripe en 24 horas
30. Cayena en agua tibia – detuvo la acidez estomacal más rápido que cualquier antiácido.
31. Selenio (2 nueces de Brasil) – revirtió naturalmente problemas de tiroides
32. Chucrut probiótico – mejor que cualquier cápsula para arreglar la digestión
33. Aceite de clavo es mejor que un viaje al dentista para matar el dolor de muela
34. Semillas de Hinojo Después de las Comidas – Hinchazón Curada Para Siempre
🚨🚨 Tu "salud mental" y otros síntomas podrían ser una simple deficiencia de micronutrientes disfrazada...
Consulta siempre con tu médico, aunque me temo que de nutrición poca idea... Ellos son expertos recetando drogas sintéticas para paliar síntomas, encontrar la raíz de las enfermedades no interesa al modelo de negocio...
Robyn Venable retweeted
Skyrocketing diesel prices are hitting farmers hard, and the effects won’t stop at the farm gate.
“We have to harvest, we have to run the machines, we have to use the diesel.”
“The machine behind me uses 200 gallons a day. So we’ll harvest for about 30 days.”
“So there’s 6,000 gallons.”
And fuel is only one part of the equation.
Farmers are already facing rising costs for fertilizer, chemicals, and other inputs.
The system leaves farmers with little control over the prices they pay or the prices they receive.
They can absorb those increases for only so long before higher costs ripple through the food supply chain and hit consumers at the grocery store.
Meanwhile, some of the largest corporations controlling essential parts of that system are reporting billions in profits during the same crises driving costs higher.
Farmers and consumers shouldn’t keep getting squeezed while powerful corporations turn every new crisis into another opportunity to expand their margins.
Robyn Venable retweeted
[RG911Team] Never forget…
That when you zoom in, you can see the actual explosions.
They did it right in front of our faces and hoped we wouldn’t notice.
Robyn Venable retweeted
J’ai 82 ans.
4 enfants, 11 petits-enfants, 2 arrière-petits-enfants…
Et une chambre de 12 m².
Je n’ai plus ma maison.
Plus mes meubles, ni mes souvenirs autour de moi.
Mais j’ai quelqu’un qui fait mon lit, me prépare à manger,
et prend ma tension chaque matin.
Je n’entends plus les rires d’enfants,
je ne prépare plus mes boulettes, ni mes œufs mimosa.
Je ne tricote presque plus.
Certains passent me voir tous les quinze jours.
D’autres, tous les trois mois.
Et puis… certains ne viennent plus du tout.
Alors je fais mes sudokus.
Je vais en ergothérapie.
Je parle avec ceux qui restent… mais pas trop.
Parce qu’ici, les liens se brisent vite.
Ils partent souvent sans prévenir.
On dit que la vie dure plus longtemps qu’avant.
Mais pourquoi, si c’est pour la finir si seule ?
Il me reste mes photos.
Quelques objets ramenés de “chez moi”.
Et le silence, parfois trop lourd.
Si quelqu’un me lit…
J’espère que les générations futures comprendront une chose :
La famille, ce n’est pas que des débuts.
C’est aussi des retours.
C’est prendre soin de ceux qui nous ont aimés les premiers.
Prendre soin de ceux qui ont pris soin de nous…
C’est peut-être ça, le vrai respect.
— Une maman, une grand-mère…
Ou peut-être toi, un jour
One of my biggest regrets, was my support and defense of the Bush family.
George H.W. Bush is the most evil president we’ve ever had.
His sons were just “bagmen.”
He was far more evil than Obama or Clinton.
Both Obama and Clinton were playing within the game board that George H.W. Bush and the CIA created worldwide.
There wasn’t any part of criminality and evil that Bush didn’t touch. He was the architect for much of it.
The CIA was the biggest drug trafficker in the world.
We fought in Vietnam to protect the Golden Triangle heroin trade.
During that war, the CIA was fighting a “secret war” in Laos, to protect their opium supply.
They even recruited “farmers” from the U.S. to go to Laos and help them to increase their poppy crops.
You ever heard of Edgar Buell?
Link to the TRUTH:
open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
The war in Afghanistan was the same CIA playbook. The Taliban outlawed drugs and were burning the CIA’s poppy fields in 2000.
The CIA needed a “major event” to cause FEAR in the American people, in order to justify going to war against Afghanistan.
I believe that’s the REAL REASON behind 9/11.
Osama moved his operations to Afghanistan, so we could blame the Taliban for harboring him.
Never ending war.
Do you want to know why Trump killed 80% of the Taliban leadership in Afghanistan and then made a peace deal (DOHA Agreement ) that led to the end of the war?
Look what the Taliban has accomplished, now that they don’t fear CIA retaliation:
“But now, where the world’s drug enforcement community has failed, the Taliban themselves are succeeding.
In April last year, the group’s religious leaders issued an edict prohibiting poppy farming across Afghanistan. More than 12 months on, the ban is being described by experts as “the most successful counter-narcotics effort in human history”.
The impact on the ground has been dramatic. Afghan poppy production has plummeted by an estimated 80 per cent in the last year as Taliban enforcers move from farm to farm destroying crops and punishing offenders.”
The Taliban leadership that made a deal with Trump, are now destroying the world’s largest supply of heroin.
But this isn’t the first time the Taliban banned poppy fields.
“It is not the first time that the Taliban attempted to clamp down on poppy production in Afghanistan, which itself has long struggled with heroin addiction. A similar ban was imposed in 2000, the last time the group was in power, but it was effectively ended by the US-led invasion the following year.”
telegraph.co.uk/global-healt…
I will argue, that 9/11 was an inside job and the CIA/shadow government “puppets” needed a distraction from the “Rumsfeld revelation,” that there was about $2 trillion unaccounted for at the DOD and the Taliban had just banned poppy fields and drugs.
How much heroin was being produced in Afghanistan BEFORE the ban?
(Brave search)
“In 2000, prior to the Taliban’s July ban, Afghanistan produced approximately 3,300 to 3,656 metric tons of opium, accounting for 70–72% of the world’s illicit opium supply.”
But guess what happened to the poppy fields and heroin supply AFTER Bush went to war against the Taliban?
“After the US-led invasion in October 2001 toppled the Taliban, opium production rebounded almost immediately and then kept climbing to levels far exceeding the pre-ban era:
That's roughly a 1,700% jump in production between 2001 and 2002 alone.”
“By 2007, output was more than double the 2000 pre-ban level (~3,600 tons), and by 2017 it had nearly tripled it.”
And in case you don’t believe the CIA was behind the heroin supply in Afghanistan:
Connections:
Bush family
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
BCCI (Bank of Crooks and Criminals)
Pakistan
Afghanistan
BCCI was a crooked bank set up by the CIA in Pakistan to launder the money.
Hekmatyar was the CIA funded Mujahideen who became the biggest heroin trafficker in Afghanistan.
Why did the USSR invade Afghanistan?
Link to the TRUTH:
open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
9/11 was an inside job.
Robyn Venable retweeted
Doctor:- “which shot did you take?
Lady:- “The Johnson & Johnson”
Sensible people who took the Covid Vaccines go get a Blood D-Dimmer Test, which tests the viscosity of your Blood.
If the vaccines have been clotting their blood, which they often do, they get the clots removed.
Like this Lady.
It’s not a Conspiracy - why do you think people including many athletes have mysteriously been dropping dead, ever since the experimental jabs came out?
Robyn Venable retweeted
What Happens to Your Body After Years of Living Without a Gallbladder?
700,000 people in the US have their gallbladder removed every year, and most are told the same thing: There's no other option, and once it's out, you don't have to worry about it. What almost nobody gets is real informed consent.
Here's what actually happens. Your gallbladder stores and concentrates the bile your liver makes, then squeezes it out when you eat so you can break down fat. If you remove the sack, you don't stop needing bile. You just lose the ability to concentrate and release it on demand.
Bile does far more than digest fat. It's how you absorb vitamins A, D, E, and K. It's how you pull the fat-soluble phytonutrients out of your vegetables. It's how your body flushes out excess estrogen, pesticides, and cholesterol. It's antimicrobial, it supports your thyroid, and it drives the pumping action that keeps you regular.
Years later, you get the vitamin A deficiency showing up as dry eyes and poor night vision. You get constipation, diarrhea, or light-colored or floating stools. Your cholesterol goes up. Sometimes that same tightness under the right rib cage you had before the surgery returns because the ducts can still fill with sludge.
They removed the sack. They never corrected what caused the stone in the first place.
-Dr. Berg
Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only
Robyn Venable retweeted
My grandfather doesn’t believe in retirement homes. He says they’re too expensive and the food is bad. Instead, he’d rather check into a luxury hotel near the beach.
When we asked him about the cost, he said, “If I stay at a nursing home, it’s $200 a day and no one visits. If I stay at this hotel, it’s $100 a day. I get room service, a pool, and my grandkids visit me every weekend because they want to go to the beach. Plus, if I die in the lobby, the hotel manager will actually be upset.”
At the nursing home, they just call it ‘Tuesday’.
Robyn Venable retweeted
THIS is what DTaP-induced encephalitis looks like.
The most important document a parent may NEVER read is the vaccine package insert.
Encephalitis (brain swelling) is listed among the hundreds of possible adverse events for the DTaP vaccine — and for every other shot on the childhood schedule.
Doctors call the uncontrollable, high-pitched screaming that can last for hours a “normal reaction.”
The package insert calls it what it actually is.
Read the inserts before you consent. Your child’s brain is not worth the risk.
Robyn Venable retweeted
Parents: the newborn “Vitamin K shot” is not food-based vitamin K. It is a synthetic injection. Hospitals still push it at birth. And if you have a boy and want a circumcision, many hospitals will refuse the procedure unless he gets the shot.
What it actually flags:
Boxed warning: Fatal hypersensitivity reactions—anaphylaxis, shock, cardiac and respiratory arrest—have occurred during and immediately after the injection, including on the first dose.
What’s in it:
Synthetic phytonadione, not the vitamin K from food. Depending on the brand: polysorbate 80, benzyl alcohol (linked on the label to gasping syndrome in newborns), and on some labels an aluminum toxicity warning. Preservative-free versions exist.
Ask which one they are using.
Listed reactions: hypersensitivity, jaundice/hyperbilirubinemia (especially in preemies or with overdose), injection-site reactions, and rare delayed skin reactions.
Watch the insert yourself. Don’t outsource the first medical decision of your child’s life to a hallway consent form.
That is the point of the video: this is a pharmaceutical product with labeled risks, given in the first hours of life, often with almost no time for parents to read the insert. The circumcision catch many parents don’t hear until they’re already in the hospital.
If you want a hospital circumcision for a baby boy, most facilities require the intramuscular vitamin K shot first. Their reason is bleeding risk. Decline the shot and many hospitals will simply refuse to do the circumcision. Decide this before labor—not at 2 a.m. on the postpartum floor.
What parents are actually choosing between: Hospitals say babies are born with low vitamin K and that one injection nearly eliminates the risk of vitamin K deficiency bleeding, including brain bleeds. The video and many parents arguing against it say low vitamin K at birth is physiology, not a defect; that the product is synthetic with a boxed warning and excipients they don’t want in a hours-old baby; and that some families prefer maternal diet plus oral natural vitamin K drops instead. Do this before you deliver: Ask which product they use and request the package insert.
If you want an in-hospital circumcision, confirm in writing whether they require the shot.
If you decline, get that in writing too. Know the warning signs: unexplained bruising, bleeding from the cord or nose, blood in the stool, a pale or lethargic baby, seizures. Late bleeding can show up weeks to months later.
Robyn Venable retweeted
Are the top blood pressure meds doing more harm than good?
Watch Now: thedrardisshow.com/episode-0…
Robyn Venable retweeted
Your daughter will meet girls who love her, use her, exclude her, manipulate her. And test her.
Teach her these 7 friendship rules early.
Robyn Venable retweeted
Take back Smithfield Foods. China has no business being in our food chain.
Lobbyist for China-Owned Smithfield Foods Failed to Disclose CCP Ties on Farm Bill Filings thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09…