Sunday, 4 August 2024
Saturday, 3 August 2024
IS RUSSELL BRAND GAY?
He seems a bit camp, so I thought I’d have a look at some of his ex girlfriends…
Peaches Honeyblossom Geldof (2006)
Brand was linked to the late model and television presenter Peaches Geldof, the daughter of singer and philanthropist Bob Geldof, are said to have dated for a month, according the Daily Mirror. She died in 2014 from a heroin overdose.
She is probably not the best one to start with here because she is the most feminine looking, but this list is chronological. Being the daughter of Bob Goldof with all his highly dubious connections she was likely to have been a victim of mind control.
Kate Moss (2006)
Supermodel Kate Moss was also linked to Brand with the pair an item for a short period when she was said to be on the rebound from Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty.
Moss was later briefly married to singer-songwriter Jamie Hince.
Georgina Baillie (2006)
One of Brand’s more controversial romances was with glamour model and burlesque performer Georgina Baillie, who was also the granddaughter of Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs.
The pair met at a London party but the brief romance became controversial after Brand mentioned it on his radio show with co-host Jonathan Ross, leading both of them to get dropped.
Courtney Love (2006)
Singer of Hole and Kurt Cobain’s ex-wife Courtney Love is said to have had a brief tryst with Brand after the pair met at a London party.
Teresa Palmer (2008)
Australian actress Teresa Palmer, who is known best known for the Sky TV series A Discovery of Witches, embarked on a relationship with Brand while they were working on the Adam Sandler comedy Bedtime Stories.
He later told Conan O’Brien in 2013 on his talkshow: “I had sex with her and a relationship with her and eventually that does get it out of your system.
“I hope that doesn’t sound brutal but that is the nature of the chemical imperative to procreate. I’m sorry, I didn’t design the male libido.”
Palmer is now married to American actor Mark Webber after tying the knot in 2013 and they share five children.
Holly Madison (2009)
Brand is said to have dated Holly Madison, the ex-girlfriend of Playboy magnate Hugh Hefner and The Girls Next Door reality star, after they encountered each other at a party in Las Vegas.
She later married musician Pasquale Rotella with the couple having two children but then went their separate ways in 2019.
Katy Perry (2010)
Brand’s most high-profile relationship was his whirlwind romance and short-lived marriage to singer Katy Perry after the pair worked together on a movie before they got together at the VMAs.
They were married for 14 months before Brand called time on their union via a text message in 2011.
Geri Halliwell (2012)
The sparks are said to have flown between Spice Girl Geri Halliwell and Brand at the Olympics closing ceremony but the romance didn’t last long. Halliwell married Christian Horner in 2015.
Jemima Khan (2013)
Socialite Jemima Khan and Brand were romantically linked between 2013 and 2014 and spotted together at events.
Jemima was previously married to Pakistani politician and former cricketer Imran Khan before their split.
Laura Gallacher (2017)
Brand wed again in 2017, tying the knot with businesswoman Laura Gallagher, the sister of Kirsty Gallacher.
The couple have two daughters Mabel and Peggy born in 2016 and 2018.
Well all his ex girlfriends do all seem to have a certain look, but there is no accounting for taste!
"Speaking of fairies, it is hard to believe they ever tried to sell Brand as straight, supposedly dating or marrying Katy Perry, Jemima Goldsmith and others. In that video on youtube of Messiah Complex, he doesn't hide that he is flamboyantly gay, even going out into the audience to look for a new boyfriend — who he finds in a bearded trucker in a flannel shirt. He kisses and mugs the guy, stopping just short of dry humping him. So we even know what he likes" - Miles Mathis http://mileswmathis.com
Friday, 2 August 2024
WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN
The one in the black and white striped top might be the odd man out, but the other three are DUDES!
But they scrubbed up OK!
Thursday, 1 August 2024
FACEBOOK TRANSVESTIGATE GROUP
Wednesday, 31 July 2024
Bone pain, joint pain, arthritis or fluoride poisoning
Most people don’t realise that 50% of fluoride ingested is stored in the bones and soft tissue. Accumulation of fluoride can cause a disease called skeletal fluorosis. The first symptoms of skeletal fluorosis are identical to osteoarthritis.
“Long-term accumulative exposures to fluoride even at low levels carries a risk of sub-clinical or stage-1 musculo-skeletal fluorosis presenting as joint pain or arthritis. Notably, arthritis is a leading cause of disability with 647,000 now affected in this country and annual costs exceeding $3 billion.” Dr Mike Godfrey, Journal New Zealand Medical Association.
It
is completely unknown how many people in New Zealand are suffering from
skeletal fluorosis, rather than arthritis, because doctors are not
aware this could happen here so testing is never done.
What
we do know is that the U.S. Government’s Institute of Medicine, Dietary
Reference Intakes for Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium, Vitamin D, and
Fluoride.(1997), have estimated “The development of skeletal fluorosis
and its severity is directly related to the level and duration of
exposure. Most epidemiological research has indicated that an intake of
at least 10 mg/day for 10 or more years is needed to produce clinical
signs of the milder forms of the condition”.
In 2013,
the Hamilton City Council held a Tribunal Hearing on Fluoridation. One
of the expert speakers promoting fluoridation was former chief oral
health advisor, and now Medical Director for Health New Zealand, Dr
Robin Whyman.
Dr Whyman explained to the councillors
“You then swallow the fluoride and it comes down into the blood supply.
Some of it is actually moves across to bone, we don’t disagree with that
at all, and some of it will go to soft tissue.” But rather than
stopping there and discussing what this means for bone health, and the
health of our entire bodies, Dr Whyman, a dentist, moved on to talk
about dental health.
Because fluoride accumulates,
less exposure over longer periods can achieve the same result as high
exposure over a shorter period. The intake established by the Institute
of Medicine, 10 mg a day for 10 years, may be roughly the same as 5mg a
day for 20 years or 2.5 mg a day for 40 years and so on. The Institute
of Medicine say “Stage 1 skeletal fluorosis is characterized by
occasional stiffness or pain in joints and some osteosclerosis of the
pelvis and vertebra.”
Could your bone or joint pain be
caused by fluoride accumulating in your bones? Try avoiding all forms
of fluoride. See Sources of Fluoride and New Zealand study on Fluoride
and Tea.
“If I was an arthritic individual, I would be
eliminating every source of fluoride exposure I could think of”. Phyllis
Mullinex, PhD.
Watch short video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwLAcR85iG4
https://fluoridefree.org.nz/bone-pain-joint-pain.../
THE USA TEAM IS PACKING HEAT
Tuesday, 30 July 2024
Eat ze bugs
In other words, nobody is buying their insects. People are REJECTING the globalist agenda.
And
last week another Swedish company called Mycorena also went bankrupt.
They got $27.8 million in investments to produce 3D printed fake meat
made out of mycelium.
It is clear that even in liberal Sweden, people do not want to eat fake food.
Go woke, go broke.
Monday, 29 July 2024
Fluoridation is not about children’s teeth
Fluoridation is not about “children’s teeth,” it is about industry getting rid of its hazardous waste at a profit, instead of having to pay a fortune to dispose of it.
If not dumped in the public water supplies, these silicofluorides would have to be neutralized at the highest rated hazardous waste facility at a cost of $1.40 per gallon (or more depending on how much cadmium, lead, uranium and arsenic are also present). Cities buy these unrefined pollutants and dump them–lead, arsenic and all–into our water systems. Silicofluorides are almost as toxic as arsenic, and more toxic than lead.1, 2
The EPA has
recently said it is vitally important that we lower the level of both
lead and arsenic in our water supplies, and their official goal is zero
parts per million. This being the case, why would anyone recommend
adding silicofluorides, which contain both of these heavy metals?3
On
July 2, 1997, EPA scientist, J. William Hirzy, PhD, stated, “Our
members’ review of the body of evidence over the last eleven years,
including animal and human epidemiology studies, indicate a causal link
between fluoride/fluoridation and cancer, genetic damage, neurological
impairment and bone pathology. Of particular concern are recent
epidemiology studies linking fluoride exposure to lowered IQ in
children.”4
The largest study of tooth decay in America (by
the National Institute of Dental Research in 1987) proved that there was
no significant difference in the decay rates of 39,000 fluoridated,
partially fluoridated and non-fluoridated children, ages 5 to 17,
surveyed in 84 cities. The media has never disclosed these facts. The
study cost us, the taxpayers, $3,670,000. Surely, we are entitled to
hear the results.5
Newburgh and Kingston, both in the state of
New York, were two of the original fluoridation test cities. A recent
study by the New York State Department of Health showed that after 50
years of fluoridation, Newburgh’s children have a slightly higher number
of cavities than never-fluoridated Kingston.5
The recent
California fluoridation study, sponsored by the Dental Health
Foundation, showed that California has only about one quarter as much
water fluoridation as the nation as a whole, yet 15-year-old California
children have less tooth decay than the national average.6
From the
day the Public Health Service completed their original 10-year Newburgh
and Kingston fluoridation experiment, fluoride promoters have repeatedly
claimed that fluoride added to drinking water can reduce tooth decay by
as much as 60 to 70 percent.
Adding fluoride to the water has
never prevented tooth decay, it merely delays it, by provoking a
genetic malfunction that causes teeth to erupt later than normal. This
delay makes it possible to read the statistics incorrectly without
lying. Proponents count teeth that have not yet erupted as “no decay.”
Therefore, they claimed that the fluoridated Newburgh children age 6 had
100 percent less tooth decay; by age 7, 100 percent less; by age 8, 67
percent less; age 9, 50 percent less; and by age 10, 40 percent less.
Obviously,
the only reduction that really counted was the 40 percent by age 10,
but the Public Health Service totaled the five reductions shown, then
divided by 5 to obtain what they called “an over-all reduction of 70
percent.”
Had the Health Department continued their survey
beyond age 10, they would have found that the percentage of reduction
continued down hill to 30, 20, 0, and eventually the children drinking
fluoridated water had more cavities–not less. The rate of decay is
identical, once the children’s teeth erupt. In other words, this “65
percent less dental decay” is just a statistical illusion. It never
happened!7
EPA scientists recently concluded, after studying
all the evidence, that the public water supply should not be used “as a
vehicle for disseminating this toxic and prophylatically useless. . .
substance.” They felt there should be “an immediate halt to the use of
the nation’s drinking water reservoirs as disposal sites for the toxic
waste of the phosphate fertilizer industry.” Unfortunately, the
management of the EPA sides not with their own scientists, but with
industry on this issue.8
There is less tooth decay in the
nation as a whole today than there used to be, but decay rates have also
dropped in the non-fluoridated areas of the United States and in Europe
where fluoridation of water is rare. The Pasteur Institute and the
Nobel Institute have already caused fluoride to be banned in their
countries (France and Sweden). In fact, most developed countries have
banned, stopped or rejected fluoridation.9
Several recent
studies, here and abroad, show that fluoridation is correlated with
higher rather than lower rates of caries. There has been no study that
shows any cost-saving by fluoridation. This claim has been researched by
a Rand corporation study and found to be “simply not warranted by
available evidence.”10In fact, dentists make 17 percent more profit in
fluoridated areas as opposed to non-fluoridated areas.11 There are no
savings.
Meanwhile, the incidence of dental fluorosis has
skyrocketed. It is not just a “cosmetic effect.” Webster’s Encyclopedic
Unabridged Dictionary says: “Fluorosis is poisoning by fluorides.”
Today, in North America, there is an increased prevalence of dental
fluorosis, ranging from about 15 percent to 65 percent in fluoridated
areas and 5 percent to 40 percent in non-fluoridated areas.12
African-American children experience twice the rate of dental fluorosis
as white children and it tends to be more severe.13 The widespread and
uncontrolled use of fluoride in our water, dental products, foods and
beverages (grown and processed in fluoridated communities) is causing
pervasive over-exposure to fluoride in the U.S. population.
A 1995 American Dental Association (ADA) chart shows that a certain fluoride drug should not be given to children under six months of age. It also shows that if fluoride is put into water, all children under six years of age will be getting an overdose.14
The FDA states
that fluoride is a prescription drug, not a mineral nutrient. Who has
the right to put a prescription drug in the water supply where there can
be no control of dosage? People who drink a lot of water, like
diabetics and athletes, will be overdosed, and studies have proven that 1
percent of the people are allergic to fluoridated water. Today, an
unusual number of children in non-fluoridated areas are developing
dental fluorosis!
Even if fluoride were good for teeth,
shouldn’t the water be as safe as possible for everyone? Why should
those who are against it be forced to drink it? What has happened to
“Freedom of Choice?” We all know that fluoride is not “just one of forty
chemicals used to treat water,” it is the only chemical added to treat
the people! It is compulsory medication, which is unconstitutional.
There are other alternatives that do not infringe on the rights of all
consumers to choose their own form of medication.16
When the
people have been given a chance to vote on this issue, more often than
not, they have voted “no.” In the majority of cases, nationwide, it is
the local city council that has forced it on the people. Fluoride
promoters find it much easier to convince a few city council members
than the general public. Here in America, we shouldn’t have to fight to
keep a hazardous waste out of our water supply!
Bottom line:
There are no benefits to fluoridation. We actually pay the phosphate
fertilizer industries for their crude hazardous waste. Fluoridation
contributes to many health problems and hither dental bills, and causes
more (not less) suffering. Only big business wins with fluoridation–not
our children (or us).
On Nov. 24, 1992, Robert Carton, PhD, a
former EPA scientist, made this statement: Fluoridation is the greatest
case of scientific fraud of this century, if not of all time.
Impossible? No, it’s not–look at how many years millions of people were
fooled by the tobacco industries!
References
George Glasser, Journalist, St. Petersburg, FL, “Fluoridation: A
Mandate to Dump Toxic Waste in the Name of Public Health,” July 22,
1991.
R.E. Gosselin et al, Clinical Toxicology of commercial
Products, 5th ed., 1984. U.S. EPA Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCL)
EPA/NSF Standard 60.
San Diego Union Tribune, May 25, 2000, “EPA
proposes stricter rules for arsenic levels in water supplies,” and
Associated Press, Jan. 17, 2001, “EPA Orders Sharp Reduction in Arsenic
Levels in Drinking Water,” by H. Josef Hebert.
Letter of July 2,
1997, from J. William Hirzy, Ph.D. to Jeff Green. The union (now NTEU,
Chapter 280) consists of and represents all of the toxicologists,
chemists, biologists and other professionals at EPA headquarters,
Washington, D.C.
“New studies cast doubt on fluoridation
benefits,” by Bette Hileman, Chemical & Engineering News,Vol. 67,
No. 19, May 8, 1989. “Recommendations for Fluoride Use in Children,”
Jayanth V. Kumar, D.D.S., M.P.H.; Elmer L. Green, D.D.S., M.P.H.,
Pediatric Dentistry, Feb. 1998.
San Diego Union Tribune, Sept. 1, 1999.
Konstatin K. Paluev, Research and Development Engineer, “Fluoridation
Benefits–Statistical Illusion,” testimony before the New York City Board
of Estimate, Mar. 6, 1957.
J. William Hirzy, EPA Union Vice-President, “Why EPA’s Headquarters Union of Scientists Opposes Fluoridation,” May 1, 1999.
Mark Diesendorf, “The mystery of declining tooth decay,” Nature, July 10, 1986, pp. 125-29.
“The Truth About Mandatory Fluoridation,” John R. Lee, M.D. Apr. 15, 1995.
The Journal of the American Dental Association, Vol. 84, Feb. 1972.
K.E. Heller, et al, Journal of Public Health Dentistry, Vol. 57: No. 3 Summer 1997.
National Research Council, “Health Effects of Ingested Fluoride,” 1993, p. 44.
Pediatrics, May 1998, Vol. 95, Number 5.
Food and Drug Administration letter dated Aug. 15, 1963.
Abbot Laboratories, Scientific Divisions, North Chicago, IL, June 18, 1963.