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Dana Rasmussen's avatar

Good catch Kat!

denise ward's avatar

Fantastic Kat!

American Patriot's avatar

So helpful! Thank you!

MellowKat's avatar

He looks really sweet and huggable. I think he probably mostly means well….but his findings were so obviously fake…it makes him out to be a scammer in my eyes. That’s a shame.

He should not be running his own laboratory while peddling products.

Christine the Strawberry Girl's avatar

Recently found a new YT channel accusing Sabrina Wallace some pretty disgusting things. I don’t know what to believe but because this new channel posted clips of Sabrina saying the accusations out of her own mouth it’s got me really scratching my head. Again, the psyops are never ending!!

Christine the Strawberry Girl's avatar

It’s just an example of the many narratives string us (me) along. I was responding to the person who mentioned the lab results of the recent snow storm. The channel who interviewed “dr” Spencer is 67podcast and the doc found “ergot” (among many stuff we already know about) and he happens to have a website selling cures. I’m not sure if this doc is telling truth or not but it sounded convincing but am skeptical after learning about dr Spencer’s health website selling all the usual “detox” products.

I appreciate your info and ability to smell the bs. You have honed in your pattern recognition skills and I appreciate you sharing.

MellowKat's avatar

I just listened on high-speed. He sounds like a very nice man who cares.

But he did not specify the method of testing or the specifics of the “viral infectious agents” let alone the units of measurement. He’s citing fake lab results. That undermines his credibility. Sad.

Christine the Strawberry Girl's avatar

He does mention how he measures the contaminants with some kind of technology called radionics which is like using photography to scan the chemical reactions he uses the example of a Polaroid picture where light reacts to the chemicals that then create crystals that hold the image like a memory frozen in time. It’s frequencies are measurable. Very interesting. He apparently has collected thousands of various chemical frequencies he can measure. I’m sure there’s many more he doesn’t have because the mad scientists are constantly creating black project organisms of mass destruction.

MellowKat's avatar

I think you saw the results that I posted. It’s an absolute joke. It insults my intelligence.

I don’t like scam artists and snake oil salesman. If he stuck to everything except pretending that he was using a legitimate laboratory… He’d be fine in my book.

But he’s full of shit, and he’s peddling products based on fake results.

MellowKat's avatar

Sounds cool. But the findings were bunk.

Grp Cpn Lionel Mandrake's avatar

Excellent and thorough. As a risk consultant for commercial insurance, I did air sampling in industrial environments. Results were sent to labs and we only used those on our "list" which not only evaluated their accreditations but also obtained certificates of insurance for professional liability and errors and omissions (main liability for a lab).

EWG, publishers of Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 lists, could use some help with their "glyphosate" analysis, or lack thereof. Beware.

Did you see what our fearless leader of the free world did with his latest EO? He just lost half of his MAHA base, maybe more. The man is insane - and I voted for him twice!

https://1yfgk.substack.com/p/the-great-poisoning

Paul Vonharnish's avatar

Clearly a Fraudulent test facility. Good catch.

If the "test"provides no descriptive and separate method of analysis for *each and every chemical tested* it's a bogus lab.

Don't buy the hype regarding chelation processes or other alleged remedy, unless you've been appropriately tested for heavy metal poisoning. Scammers abound. Buyer beware...

MellowKat's avatar

THAT, was how I needed to word it. You said that so much more succinctly than I did. :)

Paul Vonharnish's avatar

Hello Kat. Yes, but you established proper context and listed *authentic* test facilities. Your efforts are highly appreciated. Best regards.

Karen Baetz's avatar

Thanks so much!

Joe Pollari's avatar

So Obvious and these 'Corps' need to be shut down and all accomplices HUNG! to become 'Corpses'?

FM8's avatar

There are tons of fake results floating around the web.

Patriautism's avatar

This looks like a test from a person on a podcast I watched a while ago. this person said he used a different technique and the last thing he showed was ergot, which he stated was a chemical that has psychedelic effects. I'll find the video and link it.

Christine the Strawberry Girl's avatar

It’s dr Spence interviewed by 67podcast. He takes “pictures” which he claims can identify specific ingredients’ individual frequency that he has saved in his data base…or something like that. I later found out Dr Spenser has a health website selling cures:(

The psyops never END!!

Annevaux's avatar

They put fake results out so people will not believe there is any poisoning happening. They also put out fake results so no one will believe legitimate tests results of poisoning. Basically, they just want people to give up on knowing whether or not we are being poisoned, so they can continue poisoning us without our knowing. I have seen real test with real results; and yes, they are actually poisoning us. But, believe whatever you want, if it makes you feel better. There isn’t anything we can do about it and nothing is going to be done about it, anyway. We have too many corrupt leaders and too many people who prefer to live in denial. So, enjoy life while you can! Cheers!🍷🍶

MellowKat's avatar

They put out fake results to sell you something.

We can do legitimate testing to get a sense for what we’re being hit with. We can also keep track of our own symptoms and look for patterns with Weather or even the things we eat and drink.

We do have a history of being experimented on without our consent… it’s clear that there are many opportunities and occasions that we can be poisoned.

But when I see fake and gay results from a fake and gay laboratory, I’m going to say something.

AppropriatedProductions's avatar

None of any of that should be in fucking snow.

Happen to have a link so I can look around?

MellowKat's avatar

You understand this is a fake laboratory, right?

So it doesn’t matter what they slap down on this piece of paper, it’s not authentic. Does that make sense? It’s a scam. I’m trying to help you see the scam.

Tap “view post.”

AppropriatedProductions's avatar

I like to see things for myself.

Call it a lesson I came to value deeply during the covid years.

MellowKat's avatar

Did you click on “view post?” You can look into it all you like. And learn how to read laboratory results. The categories they used were so stupid and fake and nonspecific.

If you’re testing for bacteria or metals or chemicals, you list them by each specific and scientific name. You don’t say “viral poisons”

That’s fucking retarded.

The scam artists pissed me right the hell off. Because they get ignorant people falling for their bullshit solutions and remedies.

Ariana Masters's avatar

Also the initial image shared had the city spelled incorrectly… so at least you found one with the correct spelling 😂

Scoramg's avatar

I don’t freak. But here’s the thing, if any or all of these elements are in ‘natural’ snow fallout, we already have a problem. It’s either yelling fire in a theater, or there’s a fire in the trash can. They stopped the movie, sent you home, and you didn’t even get a rain check. Either way, a bad scam. And bad people love to profit off any panic. Real or contrived. ‘Can’t let a good crisis go to waste’. - Rahm Emanuel

MellowKat's avatar

Of course, if we find something in our rain or snow, which we have before, you might have reason to feel concerned. But these results are so fake, you should feel absolutely nothing but disgusted by this opportunistic lab’s clear attempt to swindle someone.

Scoramg's avatar

I wholeheartedly agree. But if we have nano particles that have no business being in our atmosphere (air, rain, snow), we have a problem. Hence the question, why do ‘they’ keep spraying this stuff? The last thing I’m going to do is run to the ‘professionals’ who have the cure. I think we’re talking about both sides of the coin. No heads or tails. Just door #1

MellowKat's avatar

I want you to understand that I’m not saying there isn’t shit in our snow or our rain. I’m saying that this laboratory is fake as fuck and I hope people can learn how to determine whether a laboratory is legitimate or not based on the way they publish the results, and the lack of information about their credentials online.

Scoramg's avatar

And yes- very disgusted

Scoramg's avatar

Understood- have some lab experience myself and your analysis is correct, IMO