March 1, 2024 • 28 mins
In the newest episode of the Hammer Drops podcast, we delve into an enlightening and compelling exploration of nicotine, widely misunderstood and stigmatized. We tear down potent misconceptions and expose remarkable truths about this contentious compound. Tune in as we discuss its potential health benefits, including potential treatment avenues for COVID-19, Parkinson's disease, and MS. Uncover the fascinating connections between venomous spike proteins from SARS-CoV-2, snake venom proteins, alpha-7 receptors, and nicotine. Visit thedrardisshow.com for a treasure of substantiated information that discloses the overlooked capabilities of Nicotine.
Be enlightened on the deceptive allure of conventional and electronic cigarettes, as we decode their addictive nature. Explore fascinating findings by Harvard researchers, showing how addictive additives extend way beyond Nicotine's reputation. Delve into the intriguing facts about plants like eggplant, cauliflowers, tomatoes that naturally contain Nicotine.
Engage in our examination of the shifting global regulatory landscape concerning nicotine, and contemplate the reason behind the ongoing “war on nicotine”. Dive deep into the hotly-debated topic of nicotine's role in managing autoimmune diseases and its potential therapeutic use. Gain insightful understanding into the potential risk in demonizing a substance that could have concealed health benefits.
Spread the word, stir conversations, and unearth the truths for your own self. Join us in breaking chains of misinformation and igniting a discussion that could alter perspectives. Don't miss out on this riveting episode, sure to excite questioning minds and challenge well-established beliefs.
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Music.
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Hey, what's up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of The Hammer Drops. It is Friday.
It is almost the weekend, and we got a hell of a show for you today.
We are going to talk about how mainstream media, for some reason, they're trying to,
make you think that cannabis is bad for you, that it is causing heart attacks and strokes in people.
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People we're gonna uncover and i've got
to give and this is i have to give props to the show i listened to it yesterday
and that's why i'm bringing it to this show to give you kind of a synopsis of
what i learned about nicotine and we're gonna get in how nicotine isn't addictive folks,
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now i'm not advocating to go smoke cigarettes because the carcinogenics that
are in there and And the certain chemicals that they put into cigarettes is
what makes it highly addictive.
We're going to get into that a little bit as well. And I will provide those
documents and the website that you can go and actually download them for yourself.
And it has a whole slew of information,
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tests, everything that you can click on, go look for yourself,
and see the truth that our government has been demonizing for decades and why.
So, and then we're going to take a, first and foremost, we're going to take
a stroll over here to X because, you know, people over there are just,
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those influencers over there, they really love to run their mouth and there's
like, there's really no change in their mind. It's like they believe their own garbage.
And we're going to talk about the border.
And I'm going to throw some numbers out at you. And I know I talk about the
border a lot because it's a very important issue that is happening today. We are being invaded.
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You know, they're not coming over here to seek, you know, what the American dream used to be.
They're coming here because, well, they have nowhere else to go.
Their governments have let them out of jail and told them, send them packing.
So let's I'm going to get into some numbers here real quick.
Since Joe Biden has taken office. Okay.
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I'm going to give you some numbers of the amount of people that have been crossing
because the left wants you to believe that the border problem is Donald Trump's fault.
When in fact it's not When Donald Trump had When Title 42 was in place We did
not have the mass immigration Illegal immigration that has been going on today
We haven't But the left wants you to believe that it has been,
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So Let's jump into that real quick And this is since Okay.
So since President Biden took office, and these numbers I'm about to give you
are only up until October 2023.
And I'm going to give you another set of numbers I covered from October 2023
to present. So we're going to get into this portion first.
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So since President Biden took office, there has been 7.5 million encounters
nationwide and 6.2 million encounters at the southwest border,
in addition to 1.7 million known gotaways. ways.
So on top of the 6.2 million people that they've just let in,
there's still another almost 2 million that just, you know, they're just in
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the country. Who knows where the hell they're at?
In fiscal year 2023, 169 individuals whose name appear on the terrorist watch
list were stopped trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border between ports of entry.
18 were apprehended in September alone.
Now, imagine this. Out of the encounters they had, the 169 individuals that
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they actually caught, imagine how many of them they didn't catch, okay?
Let's keep this into perspective here.
So far in the fiscal year 2023, CBP has arrested 35,433 aliens with criminal
convictions or outstanding wardens nationwide, including 598 known gang members,
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178 of those which are MS-13 members, which those guys are just fucking animals. Okay?
They're no good. They don't care about human life. They don't care about nothing.
If you get in their way of what they're trying to do, you will wind up dead.
And these are the people that are crossing our borders, folks.
Okay. Okay. In FY 2023, CBD,
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I'm sorry, CBD, CBP included air and marine operations has seized 27,293 pounds of fentanyl.
OK, just put just to put this in perspective, that's enough to kill more than six billion people.
Now, you know, the Great Reset, they want to kill and only have about 500,000 people.
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Well, they got to kill about seven billion people. Well, that's a good way to
kill six billion of them.
But, you know, hey, I'm a conspiracy theorist here, right?
But yet again, they still want to blame Trump for Legals Crossing over saying
Title 42 was wasn't effective.
Which is completely and utterly wrong.
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And I have, you can get, actually read that stuff right from Homeland Security.
It's a government website that I got those numbers from. So,
fact check that, assholes.
Now, we are going to, I'm going to get you into some of the numbers from, for present day.
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Let's see here. Okay, since October, October through January,
so that's not including February yet, single adults,
the number of people I've crossed over, 117,819 single adults.
And that's just from the Office of Field Operations. From the U.S.
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Border Patrol, in October alone, you had 93,647.
November, 96,481. And this is single adults still.
In December, 135,569. And in January, 76,924.
For a grand total of 402,621 from the U.S.
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Border Patrol. Now, total up all the numbers of people that have crossed from the U.S.
Border, you're looking at just from October 2023 through January 2024,
961,537 more people have crossed.
Almost a million more people. And out of that, over almost, well,
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yeah, actually, just about half of that are all single adults,
single fighting-aged males, to be exact, that are crossing our borders.
Now, I mean, what better way to get an army into your country than by doing this?
That's literally a small army that has crossed over.
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And is being set up God knows where in the United States. And President Biden is okay with this.
And then you go through the social media and all of that from all of these influencers.
And they're all singing the same tune. Okay, they're all saying,
you know, it's Trump's fault.
Trump did this. Trump did that. Even though Trump hasn't been in office since 2020.
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2021. January 2021. 21. So this all directly falls on to the Biden administration,
but don't try to tell an influencer or a Democrat that because they're going
to tell you you're wrong.
So now another, you know, I'm going to stay on the Biden kick here real quick
because I've noticed in my area that gas prices have just this week have rose
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almost 50 cents a gallon.
And again, they're going to try to blame that there's some, Oh,
I don't know. Maybe there's a fire at a refinery. I'm guessing.
I'm assuming that's what it is. Okay. Which is completely a hundred percent utterly wrong. False.
It's essentially, here's the problem. Our prices are never coming down again. Okay.
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The moment that you guys start to realize that is going to be probably the best
for you because, and here's why is because we're still buying it.
We're still going to the stores and buying the stuff.
We're still going to put gas in our cars. We're still going to do this.
We're still going to do that.
And that is the new norm. So these prices are never going away.
And I want you all to remember, especially in the state of Illinois, where I'm from.
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That your governor in Illinois, his $900 million or whatever the tax increases
that he wants to do in the state,
but instead of making it easier on us as citizens by, I don't know,
removing the gas taxes that he keeps raising and keeps going up every fucking year.
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He's decided, I want to try to give you guys that, save you guys some money at the grocery store.
And I said this before, by eliminating the sales tax on groceries,
which is 1%. So you're literally saving $3 for each $300 you spend at the grocery
store. It's always a dollar per hundred.
That's what you're saving. This is what you vote for.
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See, this is what happens when you vote this way.
But you all want to sit there and think that Democrats are good for you.
That Democrats are doing the best thing, that Republicans are bad.
Let's just get one thing straight here real quick. All politicians are bad.
They don't give a shit about you. I don't give a fuck who it is.
But the thing is, is who is going to do the job the best way and still have the people in mind?
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That's where you got to really look at it. And unfortunately,
the Democrat party isn't that.
So there's that. Now let's get off the politics and let, well,
not really so much get off of that, but let's talk about something else here.
What I want to talk about is the fact that it just seems awfully funny that
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they're starting to demonize marijuana and cannabis.
They're starting to say that if you smoke as little as once per month,
you're at a higher risk for heart attack and stroke okay i know that it's false
i mean you should know that it's false and what's funny is you can go to the
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nih national library of medicine you can go to their,
in in here and health effects of cannabis and cannabinoids the current state
of evidence and recommendations for research.
So this here tells you, so let's get into this, okay?
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Let's talk. Therapeutic effects of cannabis.
All right, number one, in adults with chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting,
oral cannabinoids are effective to help there.
In adults with chronic pain, patients who were treated with cannabis are more
likely likely to experience a clinically significant reduction in pain symptoms in adults with MS.
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Now, I'm a big, I advocate for MS because my mother has MS, and I'm always looking
for a better solution for her instead of big pharma, because I believe big pharma,
they just, here, we're going to give you this because we're getting money.
Here's the treatment we're going to give you because we're going to continue
getting more money. We're never going to fucking and heal you,
but we're going to get your money, you know, but in adults with MS.
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Short-term use of oral cannabis improves patient-reported spastic symptoms.
For the conditions, the effects of cannabis are modest for all conditions evaluated.
There is inadequate information to assess their effects.
But, I mean, they use marijuana and cannabis for people with chronic pain, cancer,
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anorexia, irritable bowel syndrome epilepsy parkinson's disease dementia glaucoma
it it's not addictive marijuana is not addictive folks they would like to try
to make you think it is but it's not,
they're lying and this is where i'm wondering why they are starting to try to
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demonize cannabis and marijuana because they did the same exact thing i was
back in 1994 with nicotine they did the same Same exact thing then.
And if you ever, remember, you know the saying, an apple a day,
and you're probably thinking on your side, it keeps the doctor away.
It's the repetitiveness that makes you, and that's what they do.
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The repetitiveness makes you believe that it is true.
Okay. So now they're revving it up with, and they started doing this.
I saw with the marijuana.
Now it's starting to get more and more prevalent. But, I mean,
they're going back, I mean, back in 2023 when they started trying to link heart
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failure, stroke with marijuana use.
So, I mean, yeah, I mean, this is going back all the way to September 2023, May 2023.
So they started planting the seed and now they're starting to rev it up.
So my question is, is why are they revving it up? Because that just doesn't
make sense. Unless something is coming, like, I don't know, like the norovirus,
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you know, with the diarrhea and all that stuff that's hitting the Northeast.
I mean, is that the next pandemic that they got coming?
COVID's not working anymore. And we have a cure for COVID. And we're going to
get into that here in just a second.
But what are they planning with cannabis? Why do they want that off the table is my next thing.
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So while you're marinating on that one and thinking about that, let's get into...
The whole talk about nicotine. Now, this is from Dr.
Brian Artis, and you can find this on his webpage, The Dr. Artis Show.
So when you go to his webpage, thedoctorartisshow.com, then what you're going
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to want to do is, I'm going to give you a little rundown here how to find it.
You want to go to patient resources on the tab, free patient resources,
click on that, And then you have a slew of information from anything anywhere
from COVID-19 documents and the best thing about this and the reason why you
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can't disprove it is because he literally provides you with links to everything.
Everything okay this when i heard this interview and i heard it on man in america.
It literally blew my fucking mind like
because we were always told that nicotine smoking yeah smoking is bad for you
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because the smoking the carcinogens that are in the the tobacco that they put
in there are horrible for you okay they have what they put in in the tobacco Tobacco,
it's crazy just to make it so addicting.
Okay, so what makes tobacco so addicting with the chemicals is the pyrazines that they put in there.
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Now, with that, they have that in there, which enhances the flavor.
It just delivers the nicotine to make it more addicting.
They introduced that back in the 70s.
Then, what else did they do?
Now, you have that. You have the carcinogenics like arsenic.
So they have arsenic in your cigarettes. That's the cancerous causing.
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Now, the other thing that they do to the tobacco is they infuse it with sugar.
And what happens when you burn sugar, it acts as a, well, how do I put this?
It makes the cancerous causing just rev up. It's like pegging the gas pedal on your car.
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You're going slow. All of a sudden, you hit that fucking gas like a V8,
and you're fucking gone.
That's essentially what, when you inhale burnt sugar with all of this,
that's what it's doing with the cancer.
It's just revving it up, making it more, you know.
So, when you go to this website, okay, they have a nicotine PDF.
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They have nicotine presentation. They have a whole slew of information that you can find.
And like I said, it has all of these like web links to the sources that he found all of this stuff.
Now let's get into the nicotine.
So, okay. So, contrary to what has been published about SARS-CoV-2.
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The real target of the venomous spike proteins of COVID is not ACE2 receptors.
The venomous spike protein of SARS-CoV-2, all variants of it,
and all other viruses in the word target nicotine receptors,
specifically alpha-7 receptors, this is not new information.
It was just buried and hidden intentionally since April, 2020,
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when French researchers identified that the spike proteins of COVID SARS-CoV-2
are identical to two snake venom proteins that are neurotoxins called Cobra taxon,
King Cobra's venom protein and bugger crate, snake venom,
neurotoxic venomous spike proteins target nicotine receptors.
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It's kind of weird, right? Right.
So there's a French team that did this. And what this French team did is they
provided their information that they found to all five countries to start people
on like a nicotine therapeutic thing,
which, of course, all countries did not do because it would have wiped out COVID altogether.
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So and again, when you go to there, there's literally a link to show the research
that they did. Okay, which you're not going to get that by going to NIH or anywhere else.
They're not going to hand out this information. You know, this is stuff that
this guy has dug and dug very hard for. So let's continue.
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So and the nih funded and
published a study in may 2023 confirming that
the venomous spike proteins of sars target alpha-7
receptors like we just said here's the title and
link so there you go it's right in the thing the sars-cov-2 glycoprotein contains
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a neurotoxin-like region that has sequenced similarities to the rabies virus
and the hiv glycoproteins as well as snake make neurotoxins,
which interact with nicotine receptors.
Okay, we're going to move on here. Okay, here's another one.
Harvard conducted an animal study in 2015 to determine addictiveness of nicotine.
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To their surprise, they could not get any animals to be addicted to strict nicotine in water.
So researchers requested documents from tobacco companies, And in the documents,
they learned that the tobacco product manufacturers figured out that in the
70s that nobody would repurchase light cigarettes.
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So they had to figure out how to make the tobacco products addictive.
Go figure. Harvard learned in 2015 what the tobacco giants did to make tobacco
products and nicotine addictive. They added a chemical called pyrazines that
is highly addictive and they have been doing it ever since.
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Nicotine is not the addictive substance in tobacco products.
Pyrazine chemicals make nicotine addictive.
Pyrazines are just one of 600 approved chemicals that FDA allows tobacco manufacturers
to add to their products in the U.S.
Wonder what other all the other ones are here's then provides a link to the harvard study as well.
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And yeah research paper study of
pyrazines in cigarettes and how additives might
be used to enhance tobacco addiction so background
nicotine is known as the drug that is responsible for addicted behavior of tobacco
users but it has a poor reinforcing effects when administered alone alone so
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they started adding this chemical back in the 70s to make it more addictive.
As we go on nicotine alone does not lead to addiction additives found in both
light cigarettes and e-cigarettes are what makes them addictive and they actually
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put those chemicals into your vapes,
hence why they're so addictive.
Let's see here. Okay.
So basically what this doctor is saying is that nicotine is essentially a.
Cure for COVID. And also he's, he's also saying that it can help and cure other
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diseases like Parkinson's disease, MS,
diseases that are auto-immunes that, you know, inflame like inflammatory auto-immunes,
auto-immune diseases, sorry.
And did you know the, the tobacco is not not just the only plant that has nicotine.
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Do you know what other plant outside of tobacco has the most nicotine?
And that my friends is eggplants.
Eggplants carry nicotine. So does cauliflower, potatoes, white potatoes,
green tomatoes, red potatoes, tomatoes, all of them carry a form of, well, carry nicotine.
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So you're essentially eating nicotine and you
didn't even even know it so you can never be
away from it because it it just blows
my mind that they've literally since 94
the war on nicotine has been happening there's so much information with this
i mean literally just going through it i can take like fucking hours and hours
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of this show go just going through this.
But I think it might be better for you, my listeners, if you want this information
to go to his website to be able to pick it up.
Now, there's also one other thing, you know, if you go to his website,
you can check it out there.
But one more thing, I want you to think about this. Why is it that our governments
are by 2030 trying to essentially ban nicotine, lowering the dosage and effectively getting rid of it?
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And so it's out of the hands of the consumer if it wasn't beneficial.
Nicotine is actually, you know, tobacco plant nicotine is actually a beneficial thing for you, okay?
Maybe not the tobacco plant, but the nicotine inside of it is very good for you.
From everything that this guy is saying and everything I've been looking into, it all adds up.
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So, governments, they have decided that enough is enough and are introducing
a range of of new restrictions, you know, vapes are being illegal in many countries
like Canada, the UK and all that.
And they're only going to be available by prescription only by a new legislation
that they want to reduce.
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The number of vaping teenagers in Australia has soared in recent years.
And authorities say it's the number one behavioral issue in schools across the country.
They want to blame disposable vapes for that. So, I mean, governments now are
attacking more and more than nicotine. And you have to ask yourself why.
Because when they start to demonize it, when they're all on the same page, then they're lying.
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Then there's a, there's maybe then it's actually good for you.
So, I mean, that's something you really got to think about. Always remember.
And I've said, I'm very advocate.
I'm an advocate with this is when they're all on the same page.
There's some funny shit going on and you gotta be careful.
Now I'm going to read you one more thing from some of the documents before we,
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before we wrap this up and I want you, so this way you kind of understand.
Every cell in your body has nicotine receptors, including the gut.
A few people, when chewing and swallowing nicotine gum, get nauseous and vomit or get loose stools.
This is because so much of the venom spike proteins are attached to the nicotine
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receptors that line your entire bowel lining.
And when nicotine is present in the massive amount of venom in the bowel lining...
The bowel lining gets released and you will feel like
you have food poisoning why because venoms
are poison and god designed the human body to
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throw up poison and poop out loosely all
poisons if that happens please switch
to nicotine patches blah blah so it just goes into
like how to use it how to use the nicotine many
people benefit from buying organic tobacco leaf online
and boil the leaves and do a foot soak for 20
to 30 minutes okay so it gets into it tells
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you how to use this stuff but i mean in a
lot in in these articles i mean like i said it it helped
it tells you like i mean it's like parkinson's it helps you combat against that
combat against you know ms certain forms of autism that they actually use nicotine
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patches for children in other countries for this,
so do yourself a favor this is i know this has got to be intriguing a lot of
you go to the website i will also do what i can to provide links or find figure
out a way to upload the documents over.
Onto our facebook group i'm not sure how long it's going to be there because
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i'm sure they're going to probably take it down if not suspend the group but
i will get it up there or at least provide a link.
All right. So, folks, this is the part of the show where we are ending.
And I want to remind you, if you found this episode interesting,
please share it with somebody.
If you think this episode is going to offend that liberal in your life or any
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one of my episodes, please share it with them, because that's what I like to do.
I like to offend the crybaby liberal dum-dums out there and educate them on
fact from the fiction that they want to pass off as fact.
Also, remember that our border problem is because of the fucktard in office,
Joseph Biden, and not Donald Trump.
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With that, enjoy your weekend.
Remember, close our borders, save America, fuck Joe Biden, and fuck Ukraine.
I'm out.
Music.
Music.
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Hey, what's up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of The Hammer Drops. It is Friday.
It is almost the weekend, and we got a hell of a show for you today.
We are going to talk about how mainstream media, for some reason, they're trying to,
make you think that cannabis is bad for you, that it is causing heart attacks and strokes in people.
(00:42):
People we're gonna uncover and i've got
to give and this is i have to give props to the show i listened to it yesterday
and that's why i'm bringing it to this show to give you kind of a synopsis of
what i learned about nicotine and we're gonna get in how nicotine isn't addictive folks,
(01:04):
now i'm not advocating to go smoke cigarettes because the carcinogenics that
are in there and And the certain chemicals that they put into cigarettes is
what makes it highly addictive.
We're going to get into that a little bit as well. And I will provide those
documents and the website that you can go and actually download them for yourself.
And it has a whole slew of information,
(01:28):
tests, everything that you can click on, go look for yourself,
and see the truth that our government has been demonizing for decades and why.
So, and then we're going to take a, first and foremost, we're going to take
a stroll over here to X because, you know, people over there are just,
(01:54):
those influencers over there, they really love to run their mouth and there's
like, there's really no change in their mind. It's like they believe their own garbage.
And we're going to talk about the border.
And I'm going to throw some numbers out at you. And I know I talk about the
border a lot because it's a very important issue that is happening today. We are being invaded.
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You know, they're not coming over here to seek, you know, what the American dream used to be.
They're coming here because, well, they have nowhere else to go.
Their governments have let them out of jail and told them, send them packing.
So let's I'm going to get into some numbers here real quick.
Since Joe Biden has taken office. Okay.
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I'm going to give you some numbers of the amount of people that have been crossing
because the left wants you to believe that the border problem is Donald Trump's fault.
When in fact it's not When Donald Trump had When Title 42 was in place We did
not have the mass immigration Illegal immigration that has been going on today
We haven't But the left wants you to believe that it has been,
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So Let's jump into that real quick And this is since Okay.
So since President Biden took office, and these numbers I'm about to give you
are only up until October 2023.
And I'm going to give you another set of numbers I covered from October 2023
to present. So we're going to get into this portion first.
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So since President Biden took office, there has been 7.5 million encounters
nationwide and 6.2 million encounters at the southwest border,
in addition to 1.7 million known gotaways. ways.
So on top of the 6.2 million people that they've just let in,
there's still another almost 2 million that just, you know, they're just in
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the country. Who knows where the hell they're at?
In fiscal year 2023, 169 individuals whose name appear on the terrorist watch
list were stopped trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border between ports of entry.
18 were apprehended in September alone.
Now, imagine this. Out of the encounters they had, the 169 individuals that
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they actually caught, imagine how many of them they didn't catch, okay?
Let's keep this into perspective here.
So far in the fiscal year 2023, CBP has arrested 35,433 aliens with criminal
convictions or outstanding wardens nationwide, including 598 known gang members,
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178 of those which are MS-13 members, which those guys are just fucking animals. Okay?
They're no good. They don't care about human life. They don't care about nothing.
If you get in their way of what they're trying to do, you will wind up dead.
And these are the people that are crossing our borders, folks.
Okay. Okay. In FY 2023, CBD,
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I'm sorry, CBD, CBP included air and marine operations has seized 27,293 pounds of fentanyl.
OK, just put just to put this in perspective, that's enough to kill more than six billion people.
Now, you know, the Great Reset, they want to kill and only have about 500,000 people.
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Well, they got to kill about seven billion people. Well, that's a good way to
kill six billion of them.
But, you know, hey, I'm a conspiracy theorist here, right?
But yet again, they still want to blame Trump for Legals Crossing over saying
Title 42 was wasn't effective.
Which is completely and utterly wrong.
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And I have, you can get, actually read that stuff right from Homeland Security.
It's a government website that I got those numbers from. So,
fact check that, assholes.
Now, we are going to, I'm going to get you into some of the numbers from, for present day.
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Let's see here. Okay, since October, October through January,
so that's not including February yet, single adults,
the number of people I've crossed over, 117,819 single adults.
And that's just from the Office of Field Operations. From the U.S.
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Border Patrol, in October alone, you had 93,647.
November, 96,481. And this is single adults still.
In December, 135,569. And in January, 76,924.
For a grand total of 402,621 from the U.S.
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Border Patrol. Now, total up all the numbers of people that have crossed from the U.S.
Border, you're looking at just from October 2023 through January 2024,
961,537 more people have crossed.
Almost a million more people. And out of that, over almost, well,
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yeah, actually, just about half of that are all single adults,
single fighting-aged males, to be exact, that are crossing our borders.
Now, I mean, what better way to get an army into your country than by doing this?
That's literally a small army that has crossed over.
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And is being set up God knows where in the United States. And President Biden is okay with this.
And then you go through the social media and all of that from all of these influencers.
And they're all singing the same tune. Okay, they're all saying,
you know, it's Trump's fault.
Trump did this. Trump did that. Even though Trump hasn't been in office since 2020.
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2021. January 2021. 21. So this all directly falls on to the Biden administration,
but don't try to tell an influencer or a Democrat that because they're going
to tell you you're wrong.
So now another, you know, I'm going to stay on the Biden kick here real quick
because I've noticed in my area that gas prices have just this week have rose
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almost 50 cents a gallon.
And again, they're going to try to blame that there's some, Oh,
I don't know. Maybe there's a fire at a refinery. I'm guessing.
I'm assuming that's what it is. Okay. Which is completely a hundred percent utterly wrong. False.
It's essentially, here's the problem. Our prices are never coming down again. Okay.
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The moment that you guys start to realize that is going to be probably the best
for you because, and here's why is because we're still buying it.
We're still going to the stores and buying the stuff.
We're still going to put gas in our cars. We're still going to do this.
We're still going to do that.
And that is the new norm. So these prices are never going away.
And I want you all to remember, especially in the state of Illinois, where I'm from.
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That your governor in Illinois, his $900 million or whatever the tax increases
that he wants to do in the state,
but instead of making it easier on us as citizens by, I don't know,
removing the gas taxes that he keeps raising and keeps going up every fucking year.
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He's decided, I want to try to give you guys that, save you guys some money at the grocery store.
And I said this before, by eliminating the sales tax on groceries,
which is 1%. So you're literally saving $3 for each $300 you spend at the grocery
store. It's always a dollar per hundred.
That's what you're saving. This is what you vote for.
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See, this is what happens when you vote this way.
But you all want to sit there and think that Democrats are good for you.
That Democrats are doing the best thing, that Republicans are bad.
Let's just get one thing straight here real quick. All politicians are bad.
They don't give a shit about you. I don't give a fuck who it is.
But the thing is, is who is going to do the job the best way and still have the people in mind?
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That's where you got to really look at it. And unfortunately,
the Democrat party isn't that.
So there's that. Now let's get off the politics and let, well,
not really so much get off of that, but let's talk about something else here.
What I want to talk about is the fact that it just seems awfully funny that
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they're starting to demonize marijuana and cannabis.
They're starting to say that if you smoke as little as once per month,
you're at a higher risk for heart attack and stroke okay i know that it's false
i mean you should know that it's false and what's funny is you can go to the
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nih national library of medicine you can go to their,
in in here and health effects of cannabis and cannabinoids the current state
of evidence and recommendations for research.
So this here tells you, so let's get into this, okay?
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Let's talk. Therapeutic effects of cannabis.
All right, number one, in adults with chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting,
oral cannabinoids are effective to help there.
In adults with chronic pain, patients who were treated with cannabis are more
likely likely to experience a clinically significant reduction in pain symptoms in adults with MS.
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Now, I'm a big, I advocate for MS because my mother has MS, and I'm always looking
for a better solution for her instead of big pharma, because I believe big pharma,
they just, here, we're going to give you this because we're getting money.
Here's the treatment we're going to give you because we're going to continue
getting more money. We're never going to fucking and heal you,
but we're going to get your money, you know, but in adults with MS.
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Short-term use of oral cannabis improves patient-reported spastic symptoms.
For the conditions, the effects of cannabis are modest for all conditions evaluated.
There is inadequate information to assess their effects.
But, I mean, they use marijuana and cannabis for people with chronic pain, cancer,
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anorexia, irritable bowel syndrome epilepsy parkinson's disease dementia glaucoma
it it's not addictive marijuana is not addictive folks they would like to try
to make you think it is but it's not,
they're lying and this is where i'm wondering why they are starting to try to
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demonize cannabis and marijuana because they did the same exact thing i was
back in 1994 with nicotine they did the same Same exact thing then.
And if you ever, remember, you know the saying, an apple a day,
and you're probably thinking on your side, it keeps the doctor away.
It's the repetitiveness that makes you, and that's what they do.
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The repetitiveness makes you believe that it is true.
Okay. So now they're revving it up with, and they started doing this.
I saw with the marijuana.
Now it's starting to get more and more prevalent. But, I mean,
they're going back, I mean, back in 2023 when they started trying to link heart
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failure, stroke with marijuana use.
So, I mean, yeah, I mean, this is going back all the way to September 2023, May 2023.
So they started planting the seed and now they're starting to rev it up.
So my question is, is why are they revving it up? Because that just doesn't
make sense. Unless something is coming, like, I don't know, like the norovirus,
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you know, with the diarrhea and all that stuff that's hitting the Northeast.
I mean, is that the next pandemic that they got coming?
COVID's not working anymore. And we have a cure for COVID. And we're going to
get into that here in just a second.
But what are they planning with cannabis? Why do they want that off the table is my next thing.
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So while you're marinating on that one and thinking about that, let's get into...
The whole talk about nicotine. Now, this is from Dr.
Brian Artis, and you can find this on his webpage, The Dr. Artis Show.
So when you go to his webpage, thedoctorartisshow.com, then what you're going
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to want to do is, I'm going to give you a little rundown here how to find it.
You want to go to patient resources on the tab, free patient resources,
click on that, And then you have a slew of information from anything anywhere
from COVID-19 documents and the best thing about this and the reason why you
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can't disprove it is because he literally provides you with links to everything.
Everything okay this when i heard this interview and i heard it on man in america.
It literally blew my fucking mind like
because we were always told that nicotine smoking yeah smoking is bad for you
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because the smoking the carcinogens that are in the the tobacco that they put
in there are horrible for you okay they have what they put in in the tobacco Tobacco,
it's crazy just to make it so addicting.
Okay, so what makes tobacco so addicting with the chemicals is the pyrazines that they put in there.
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Now, with that, they have that in there, which enhances the flavor.
It just delivers the nicotine to make it more addicting.
They introduced that back in the 70s.
Then, what else did they do?
Now, you have that. You have the carcinogenics like arsenic.
So they have arsenic in your cigarettes. That's the cancerous causing.
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Now, the other thing that they do to the tobacco is they infuse it with sugar.
And what happens when you burn sugar, it acts as a, well, how do I put this?
It makes the cancerous causing just rev up. It's like pegging the gas pedal on your car.
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You're going slow. All of a sudden, you hit that fucking gas like a V8,
and you're fucking gone.
That's essentially what, when you inhale burnt sugar with all of this,
that's what it's doing with the cancer.
It's just revving it up, making it more, you know.
So, when you go to this website, okay, they have a nicotine PDF.
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They have nicotine presentation. They have a whole slew of information that you can find.
And like I said, it has all of these like web links to the sources that he found all of this stuff.
Now let's get into the nicotine.
So, okay. So, contrary to what has been published about SARS-CoV-2.
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The real target of the venomous spike proteins of COVID is not ACE2 receptors.
The venomous spike protein of SARS-CoV-2, all variants of it,
and all other viruses in the word target nicotine receptors,
specifically alpha-7 receptors, this is not new information.
It was just buried and hidden intentionally since April, 2020,
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when French researchers identified that the spike proteins of COVID SARS-CoV-2
are identical to two snake venom proteins that are neurotoxins called Cobra taxon,
King Cobra's venom protein and bugger crate, snake venom,
neurotoxic venomous spike proteins target nicotine receptors.
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It's kind of weird, right? Right.
So there's a French team that did this. And what this French team did is they
provided their information that they found to all five countries to start people
on like a nicotine therapeutic thing,
which, of course, all countries did not do because it would have wiped out COVID altogether.
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So and again, when you go to there, there's literally a link to show the research
that they did. Okay, which you're not going to get that by going to NIH or anywhere else.
They're not going to hand out this information. You know, this is stuff that
this guy has dug and dug very hard for. So let's continue.
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So and the nih funded and
published a study in may 2023 confirming that
the venomous spike proteins of sars target alpha-7
receptors like we just said here's the title and
link so there you go it's right in the thing the sars-cov-2 glycoprotein contains
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a neurotoxin-like region that has sequenced similarities to the rabies virus
and the hiv glycoproteins as well as snake make neurotoxins,
which interact with nicotine receptors.
Okay, we're going to move on here. Okay, here's another one.
Harvard conducted an animal study in 2015 to determine addictiveness of nicotine.
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To their surprise, they could not get any animals to be addicted to strict nicotine in water.
So researchers requested documents from tobacco companies, And in the documents,
they learned that the tobacco product manufacturers figured out that in the
70s that nobody would repurchase light cigarettes.
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So they had to figure out how to make the tobacco products addictive.
Go figure. Harvard learned in 2015 what the tobacco giants did to make tobacco
products and nicotine addictive. They added a chemical called pyrazines that
is highly addictive and they have been doing it ever since.
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Nicotine is not the addictive substance in tobacco products.
Pyrazine chemicals make nicotine addictive.
Pyrazines are just one of 600 approved chemicals that FDA allows tobacco manufacturers
to add to their products in the U.S.
Wonder what other all the other ones are here's then provides a link to the harvard study as well.
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And yeah research paper study of
pyrazines in cigarettes and how additives might
be used to enhance tobacco addiction so background
nicotine is known as the drug that is responsible for addicted behavior of tobacco
users but it has a poor reinforcing effects when administered alone alone so
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they started adding this chemical back in the 70s to make it more addictive.
As we go on nicotine alone does not lead to addiction additives found in both
light cigarettes and e-cigarettes are what makes them addictive and they actually
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put those chemicals into your vapes,
hence why they're so addictive.
Let's see here. Okay.
So basically what this doctor is saying is that nicotine is essentially a.
Cure for COVID. And also he's, he's also saying that it can help and cure other
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diseases like Parkinson's disease, MS,
diseases that are auto-immunes that, you know, inflame like inflammatory auto-immunes,
auto-immune diseases, sorry.
And did you know the, the tobacco is not not just the only plant that has nicotine.
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Do you know what other plant outside of tobacco has the most nicotine?
And that my friends is eggplants.
Eggplants carry nicotine. So does cauliflower, potatoes, white potatoes,
green tomatoes, red potatoes, tomatoes, all of them carry a form of, well, carry nicotine.
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So you're essentially eating nicotine and you
didn't even even know it so you can never be
away from it because it it just blows
my mind that they've literally since 94
the war on nicotine has been happening there's so much information with this
i mean literally just going through it i can take like fucking hours and hours
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of this show go just going through this.
But I think it might be better for you, my listeners, if you want this information
to go to his website to be able to pick it up.
Now, there's also one other thing, you know, if you go to his website,
you can check it out there.
But one more thing, I want you to think about this. Why is it that our governments
are by 2030 trying to essentially ban nicotine, lowering the dosage and effectively getting rid of it?
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And so it's out of the hands of the consumer if it wasn't beneficial.
Nicotine is actually, you know, tobacco plant nicotine is actually a beneficial thing for you, okay?
Maybe not the tobacco plant, but the nicotine inside of it is very good for you.
From everything that this guy is saying and everything I've been looking into, it all adds up.
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So, governments, they have decided that enough is enough and are introducing
a range of of new restrictions, you know, vapes are being illegal in many countries
like Canada, the UK and all that.
And they're only going to be available by prescription only by a new legislation
that they want to reduce.
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The number of vaping teenagers in Australia has soared in recent years.
And authorities say it's the number one behavioral issue in schools across the country.
They want to blame disposable vapes for that. So, I mean, governments now are
attacking more and more than nicotine. And you have to ask yourself why.
Because when they start to demonize it, when they're all on the same page, then they're lying.
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Then there's a, there's maybe then it's actually good for you.
So, I mean, that's something you really got to think about. Always remember.
And I've said, I'm very advocate.
I'm an advocate with this is when they're all on the same page.
There's some funny shit going on and you gotta be careful.
Now I'm going to read you one more thing from some of the documents before we,
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before we wrap this up and I want you, so this way you kind of understand.
Every cell in your body has nicotine receptors, including the gut.
A few people, when chewing and swallowing nicotine gum, get nauseous and vomit or get loose stools.
This is because so much of the venom spike proteins are attached to the nicotine
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receptors that line your entire bowel lining.
And when nicotine is present in the massive amount of venom in the bowel lining...
The bowel lining gets released and you will feel like
you have food poisoning why because venoms
are poison and god designed the human body to
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throw up poison and poop out loosely all
poisons if that happens please switch
to nicotine patches blah blah so it just goes into
like how to use it how to use the nicotine many
people benefit from buying organic tobacco leaf online
and boil the leaves and do a foot soak for 20
to 30 minutes okay so it gets into it tells
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you how to use this stuff but i mean in a
lot in in these articles i mean like i said it it helped
it tells you like i mean it's like parkinson's it helps you combat against that
combat against you know ms certain forms of autism that they actually use nicotine
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patches for children in other countries for this,
so do yourself a favor this is i know this has got to be intriguing a lot of
you go to the website i will also do what i can to provide links or find figure
out a way to upload the documents over.
Onto our facebook group i'm not sure how long it's going to be there because
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i'm sure they're going to probably take it down if not suspend the group but
i will get it up there or at least provide a link.
All right. So, folks, this is the part of the show where we are ending.
And I want to remind you, if you found this episode interesting,
please share it with somebody.
If you think this episode is going to offend that liberal in your life or any
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one of my episodes, please share it with them, because that's what I like to do.
I like to offend the crybaby liberal dum-dums out there and educate them on
fact from the fiction that they want to pass off as fact.
Also, remember that our border problem is because of the fucktard in office,
Joseph Biden, and not Donald Trump.
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With that, enjoy your weekend.
Remember, close our borders, save America, fuck Joe Biden, and fuck Ukraine.
I'm out.
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