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"Doctors Without Borders" bombed for challenging the TPP - Population Control Trade Agreement by Obama and Biotech

How did Hitler kill so many Jews in WWII and keep it quiet for so long? Answer: Experimental drugs, toxic vaccines, fluoridated water, experimental brain surgery, two bullets to the head, and of course, Zyklon B – the main chemical ingredient of the pesticide used for the gas chambers, which just so happens to be the same ingredient combination (add 2-4D and Glyphosate) infused in and sprayed onto US crops like corn, soy, canola and cottonseed. They call it GMO. The most effective and efficient technique developed for killing the Jews at Auschwitz depended on the same pesticide that was used to kill the lice in prisoners' clothing. Thanks to I.G. Farben, the disinfectant, sold under the trade name of Zyklon B, was in plentiful supply. Hitler and his Nazis (National Socialist Party) killed about three million Jews with pesticide. How many innocent people has "Agent Orange" genetically modified and pesticide-laden food killed? Since cancer in the U.S. kills

Kill the Habit! Quit Smoking Questions - Get 10 of 20 Right and Kill the Habit for Good!

Here are 20 questions that engage smokers and help them consider why they smoke cigarettes , just what they are really smoking, and why they can’t quit. These questions are posed to students of the one-hour class “14AndOut,” and then the answers are reflected upon and/or corrected by the teacher and inventor of the program, who reveals exactly how to quit in 14 days or less, naturally, without medications and without hypnosis. The 20 questions invite any and all smokers to think about the chemicals associated with the addiction, consider the most common and popular behavior rituals to change, and finally to engage nutrition in order to “replace and replenish” a broken down digestive, breathing and cleansing system, so you have energy and a positive outlook when you quit cigarettes for good. The 20 question “smoking” trivia quiz 1. Can you name five household chemicals in a cigarette? Most students guess three ingredients and then they are stuck: “Tobacco, paper, and um, um, nic