Parasites & Cancer

That little bit of extra drinking last evening did punish me, as did not getting to bed until effectively 10 p.m. ─ that is late when one has plans to rise at 1:30 a.m. to begin readying for a five-mile+ walk.

My cellphone alarm indeed roused me, and I was so very loath to get up or venture forth on that darned walk. Verily, I considered forsaking it for just this once. However, I have had seven walks a week for some months now, and I could not justify starting to skip on a walk now.

My wife's bedroom door was shut, so I knew that she had come home at some point during my short time in bed.

An online check for the temperature hereabouts fetched the claim of 7.8° Celsius (46.04° F.); and by the time I was set to go, a weigh-in fully clothed garnered a reading of as much as 192 pounds. That was what I would be working with when I stopped at an elementary school playground three or four blocks from here for a half dozen sets of pull-ups and chin-ups.

It was 2:01 a.m. by the time I set off under an overcast sky with numerous dark patches betokening some clearance to the heavenly realm beyond. All was dry, fortunately.

At the school I found the equipment dry as well, so I exercised bare-handed: four and then two pull-ups in the first two sets; then three and two chin-ups in the middle two sets; and two repetitions each in the final two sets of pull-ups between two gymnastics-style rings, with the final pull-up held at peak elevation for a 15-count.

I also did 10 slow full-range push-ups in a declined position on a cement ramp.

I cannot recall anything eventful about the walk, but I felt myself to be making good time; and that proved out when I was back home ─ it was 3:49 a.m. To my memory, I cannot recall ever doing the walk in as many as a dozen minutes below two hours without some jogging involved.

Anyway, despite being as doggone tired as I was when I rose at 1:30 a.m., it may have been as much as 5:45 a.m. before I got back to bed.

I had checked online and seen that my wife's chequing account in our joint collection of accounts still displayed a negative balance of over $1,800 due to some overdraft arrangement she worked out with someone at the financial institution, so I held on to the $284.61 cheque my younger brother had given me dated November 1st as his monthly expenses reconciliation.

I will not again have money in my personal account ─ one not part of our joint accounts ─ that they can pillage to pay down a debt that they allow her to accumulate. In fact, I am still considering opening up an account at an entirely different financial institution to be free of such threats.

My morning was to commence shortly before 8:30 a.m. (I am guessing on that ─ I  cannot now recall). And when I joined my younger brother just after 9 a.m. for some T.V. and he surrendered it to me so that I could put our Android TV Box into action, I tuned in a December 22 video streamed to Rumble's sonsoflibertyradiolive channel. 

I only learned of the 1⅓-hour (1:23:44) video a day or two ago, and have been curious to check it out: Dr. Lee Merritt: The Connection Between Parasites & Cancer + COVID Shots & 5G.

Dr. Lee Merritt, the Medial Rebel, joins me in this episode to discuss a serious issue: cancer. However, Dr. Lee touches on something that others have known but has been rarely shared and that is the connection between parasites and cancer. We'll also talk about how the COVID shots have caused cancer to explode and the use of 5G and other EMFs are making matters worse.

Note that the first 10 minutes of this video are ─ by my estimation ─ not worth sitting through, so jump past it. Dr. Lee Merritt is not introduced until that 10-minute mark has been reached. Also note that she is the Medical ─ not Medial ─ Rebel, so I linked to her actual website.

I am considering acquiring some Fenbendazole and giving it a whirl as described in the document "My Home Guide to Parasites" at her website. I tried (and still have some) chlorine dioxide over two years ago, but it became too much of a nuisance trying to get distilled water, and to only take it while engaging lengthy intermittent fasting on a daily basis. I am too much a coffee drinker ─ with the works; so that negates a fast.

I next tuned in a 21-minute (21:51) video uploaded November 4 to BitChute's MediaGiant channel: Why We Have to Exit the W.H.O. - Dr. Rob Peterson.

The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) is being used by globalists and their enablers to end our sovereignty. Their stated goal is to promote “global governance” – by which they mean not the sort of representative, accountable government guaranteed by our Constitution. Rather, they seek to have the world run by elites through vehicles like the W.H.O., empowered to use health security as a pretext for anti-constitutional, totalitarian surveillance and control of our people.

Australian Constitution for Dummies
https://www.bitchute.com/video/2PfDmAok6OdD/

A constitutional law expert at Charles Sturt University says the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic has made even more clear than before the need for constitutional reform in Australia.
https://news.csu.edu.au/opinion/covid-19-border-closures-and-civil-rights-infringements-expose-the-defects-of-the-constitution

List of videos from this channel
https://themediagiant.weebly.com

I ran into considerable trouble with the video in its later stages and came close to just shutting it down a few times, but maybe that was an issue at my end and not inherent in the video itself.

We finished up with a video that I recorded, but my brother only had time to watch the first half, so I will not speak of it until we have watched the remainder.

My brother sought some bed rest, but my wife rose before I could do the same. However, I did manage to sequester myself late into the noon hour till just past 2 p.m. My brother was gone by then.

My wife had the day off work, but she did head out mid-afternoon for over three hours.

By the way, we had some rain today, so I do not know what to expect when I have another wee a.m. walk.

I thought that following a late afternoon / early evening bath, I was going to get in a little T.V. while enjoying a couple of Cariboo Malts and some supper, but my dear wife had returned from her outing during that bath. She opened a bottle of red wine, and sat herself at the dining table watching videos on her smartphone.

I could hardly turn on the T.V. and selfishly usurp the area.

So I resorted to my computer ─ which I keep upstairs here in my bedroom. I located a source for the episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star that I wanted to catch up on ─ episode two ("The New Hot Mess") of season four. I had mistakenly watched episode three a few days ago, so I needed to backtrack to this one.

By the way, I found the episode at website WatchSeries. It played flawlessly.

But I drank my malts and ate my supper in far shorter order than I would have if I had been watching the show on T.V. via our Android TV Box.

I am tempted to have some spiced rum, but I prefer not to relive what I went through last night at 1:30 a.m. My wife has my well-wishes if she manages to put away that entire bottle of red wine ─ I am sure that she likely has to work a full day tomorrow at the Thai restaurant where she is employed part-time.