Ghandi and MLK were both sex perverts, were both Communist stooges, and were both completely full of shit.

If you declare non-violence as an absolute, all your enemy need do is use the slightest bit of violence against you, and you are defeated.

Ghandi and MLK were, and continue to be, luciferian psy-ops to warp the minds of men into believing that sloth and effeminacy are virtues, and that virility and potency are vices.

All things have their season, and in their times all things pass under heaven.
Omnia tempus habent, et suis spatiis transeunt universa sub caelo.

A time to be born and a time to die. A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted.
Tempus nascendi, et tempus moriendi; tempus plantandi, et tempus evellendi quod plantatum est.

A time to kill, and a time to heal. A time to destroy, and a time to build.
Tempus occidendi, et tempus sanandi; tempus destruendi, et tempus aedificandi.

A time to weep, and a time to laugh. A time to mourn, and a time to dance.
Tempus flendi, et tempus ridendi; tempus plangendi, et tempus saltandi.

A time to scatter stones, and a time to gather. A time to embrace, and a time to be far from embraces.
Tempus spargendi lapides, et tempus colligendi, tempus amplexandi, et tempus longe fieri ab amplexibus.

A time to get, and a time to lose. A time to keep, and a time to cast away.
Tempus acquirendi, et tempus perdendi; tempus custodiendi, et tempus abjiciendi.

A time to rend, and a time to sew. A time to keep silence, and a time to speak.
Tempus scindendi, et tempus consuendi; tempus tacendi, et tempus loquendi.

A time of love, and a time of hatred. A time of war, and a time of peace.
Tempus dilectionis, et tempus odii; tempus belli, et tempus pacis.

Mailbag: A counselor that treats people with sexual perversions checks in on the fatherlessness question

Hi Ann,

I am a professional counselor, highly-trained to help men overcome what are often referred to as unwanted same-sex attraction and gender dysphoria. My clients describe themselves as ” I don’t want to be gay/trans anymore”, or “The LGBT label/life doesn’t fit me.” My mentor worked for the late Joseph Nicolosi for several years. I have worked with hundreds of men who experience unwanted same-sex attraction and/or gender dysphoria, many of whom were able to overcome it.

In answer to your question: From the thousands of hours of training and experience I have come to this conclusion: It doesn’t seem to matter whether the father was a one-night stand, died when the client was a child, or was physically present though disconnected or “effeminate” in the classical sense. All three scenarios leave a child vulnerable.

How come some fatherless kids don’t have these sexual or identity problems? It appears to hinge on two things: a) the temperament of the child (still a nature vs nurture debate), and b) the boy’s relationship with his mother. If the boy has a more emotionally sensitive temperament, he is more likely to have sexual and/or identity problems. Some fatherless boys have an uncle, mentor, coach, or family friend who takes him under his wing and teaches him how to be a man.

The boy’s relationship with his mother appears to the strongest contributing factor to SSA and gender dysphoria. Some mothers enroll their boys in gymnastics, ballet, jazz/tap, where he is the only boy. Some mothers refuse to let their boys go play with the other boys for fear that they will get hurt or will dirty their clothes. Some use their boys (instead of their husbands) as “confidants”, what is often referred to as “enmeshment” or “emotional incest”. Some mothers dominate their sons, emasculate them when they make mistakes. Some moms undermine and badmouth their husbands, conveying the message that masculinity is toxic. The common thread in all of these examples is thus: mom’s feelings are the center of the universe and all things must be ordered make her happy.

Mom’s actions (enmeshment, emasculation, coddling) toward her boys are the main contributing factors in heterosexual pornography addiction, heterosexual promiscuity, unwanted same-sex attraction, and gender dysphoria. These are on a continuum from mild to severe with heterosexual pornography addiction being mildest and gender dysphoria being most severe. The more severe the symptoms, the more harmful the abandonment by dad and the more mom emotionally exploited her son. One of the most common and destructive ways mom undermines dad is the cell phone war. The kids want cell phones, mom can’t stand to tell her kids “no”, so she nags, cajoles, argues, manipulates her husband until the kids get a phone, with or without his approval. Once the kid has a cell phone, he becomes ice cream for all the predators and sickos that will teach him to hate you and everything you believe in. They will succeed. (Remember “we’ll convert your children”?)

Dad’s contribution to the problem is he is not living up to his birthright as head of the household, as the divine authority over his wife and kids. In many of the cases, mom habitually emasculated dad. He withdrew and emotionally abandoned his son in the process, leaving him vulnerable to emotional abuse by mom. Or maybe mom undermines dad and he fails to assert himself as head of the household. Kids see this and they develop a contempt for dad because of his weakness. The sons have no salient model for masculinity.

Advice for dads: You must reclaim your birthright. You must reclaim your role as head of the marriage and of the household. You must reclaim your family from the demons prowling on the internet or in the tv and movies. Children have no place on the internet just like they have no place in an abandoned warehouse in South Central LA. It will be hard. It will hurt. Your wife may rebel, belittle you, yell, use sarcasm, and try to manipulate you. Do it anyway. Ceasing the effeminate male role can only be done by embracing the hardship of reclaiming territory conquered by the enemy (your wife is not the enemy). You let the enemy into your garden, your house. You must take it back for the love of God, your wife, and your children. You will stand before God at your particular judgement and God will ask how you did as head-of-the-household. “My wife and I were a team and made all our decisions together” will not be a valid defense.

You will not find any of this in the modernist Catechism of the Catholic Church (green or tan cover). You will find it in Spirago and Clarke’s “The Catechism Explained”. The description of the model of marriage is beautiful and rightly ordered. A rightly ordered household is far less likely to have any of the problems I mentioned. Of the families that come to therapy, the quickest way to fix most problems is to put the family in right order. The husbands and wives that are able to achieve this right order often see a significant change over time in the mental health of their children.

Biblical references: Men are the head of the household. It is our birthright “and thou shalt be under thy husband’s power, and he shall have dominion over thee. [Gen 3:16]. The book of Genesis alone details no less than three stories wherein different wives (Eve, Sarai, Rebeka) usurp dad’s authority with disastrous consequences for themselves, their progeny, and the future of humanity. Adam and Abram were guilty of abdicating their roles by doing what their respective wives told them. God even admonished Adam, “Because thou hast hearkened to the voice of thy wife, and hast eaten of the tree… (that comma is important). Adam was made to have dominion. Eve was made to be his helpmate. This is observable throughout history.

Sexual abuse: In some cases, clients with same-sex attraction were sexually abused as children. This does not appear to be the majority of cases.

Autism spectrum: It is well documented that a large percentage of those who call themselves “transgender” also place on the Autism spectrum. In those cases, the dysfunctional dad/mom dynamics are still at play, and exacerbated by the Autism spectrum disorder.

I could write tens of thousands more words on this topic, but this is the general explanation of the problem and solution.

Regards,

Matthew Sciba, LPC

Tyler, Texas

So you’ve got the Coof. Here’s your protocol, soldier.

Early Coof (symptoms onset):

ASAP take Ivermectin 0.6 mg/kg whether it’s pill form, 1% injectable or the dreaded horse paste (sorry Mark), but it MUST be the full dose, all at once and daily for a minimum of 5 days OR UNTIL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR. And that means all symptoms, even if it turns into long COVID. Do not take at the same time as quercetin, and do take on a full stomach for maximum absorption.

If one is in possession of nigella sativa (AKA black cumin seed oil), one should add this to help enhance the Ivermectin. Think of it as a booster effect. The dose is 80 mg/kg of body weight. It can be purchased in capsule form of varying concentrations, or in the oil form. One teaspoon of the oil has about 3000 milligrams, so a person who weighed 75 kilos would take 2 teaspoons (75 kilos x 80 mg per kilo = 6000mg) It is very spicy so it can be either mixed with something or taken like a liquor shot & immediately chased with a yum yum of your choice. It will burn on the way down like a fine Tennessee moonshine, so be prepared. ***Nigella sativa does have some negative drug interactions, specifically beta-blockers, and can generate allergic reactions in some people. If you feel anything weird, stop taking it.***

Hydroxychloroquine is next on the list: 200 mg twice daily for 5 to 7 days. If it has been 5 days or more since your symptoms have developed, then hydroxychloroquine will not be effective so skip this.

Zinc 50 mg – 100 mg daily. This can cause stomach upset if you are not accustomed to taking it, so I would suggest no more than 25 mg at a time several times per day to achieve the daily dose requirement.

Pair with quercetin, 500 mg. DO NOT TAKE QUERCETIN AT THE SAME MOMENT AS IVERMECTIN. Quercetin is a key ally in your fight, so don’t abandon it, but it can inhibit the effectiveness of ivermectin so be sure to take them several hours apart.

Azithromycin (also known as a ZPak), 500 mg once, then 250 mg the next day & continue for four days. If you cannot get azithromycin, you can use doxycycline 100 mg twice daily for 7 days.

Be sure to start an aspirin regimen to aid with possible blood clots: 325 mg daily.

There are many opinions on the use of vitamin D3. Dr. Zev Zelenko offers this suggestion: 50,000 IU for two days or 10,000 IU for seven days. The Front Line COVID Critical Care doctors only list 1,000-3,000 IUs per day as part of their protocol. Everyone should be taking at least 5,000 IUs daily at baseline. Don’t forget that vitamin K2 is necessary for D3 to work in your body. Take 50-100 mcg daily.

Vitamin C is also paramount. Like D3, there are varying opinions on the amount. Dr. Zelenko says 1000 mg daily, while the FLCCC recommends 500-1000 mg twice daily. Still others suggest a much higher dose: 3000 milligrams initially followed by 1000-2000 milligrams hourly until diarrhea develops or symptoms subside. Then cut the dose in half.

There is very preliminary data to suggest famotidine (also known as Pepcid) may help reduce the inflammation associated with COVID. It’s a safe drug & easy to obtain over the counter so taking 20 mg twice daily is doable.

A prescription for steroids is also helpful: preferably a prednisone dose pack.

And lastly, melatonin, a known anti-inflammatory, 6-10 mg at bedtime.

Later Coof (after 5 days):

From day 6 & beyond, viral replication ceases and the legendary “cytokine storm” sets in. This is the later stage of the disease that is highly inflammatory. Continue with high-dose vitamin C, ivermectin, aspirin, zinc, pepcid, and melatonin. But if you haven’t added steroids now is the time to do so. If you are taking oral steroids, then getting a prescription for an inhaled steroid is a good idea. Budesonide, either in an inhaler (called Pulmicort) or by nebulizer 1 mg AT LEAST twice daily. Buy a fingertip pulse oximeter and make sure your pulse ox is above 88%. A pulse ox less than 88% should prompt a person to seek care in an ER, sadly. It’s terrible pointing people in that direction, but…. 😬

Sit upright, cough & deep breathe or use an incentive spirometer every hour to keep the lungs expanded. When you’re resting, lay in the prone (face down) position as often as you can.

One can source home oxygen and or a rental nebulizer with a budesonide prescription at www.synergyhealthdpc.com

NAC, an over the counter supplement that is a precursor to glutathione, is very helpful in this phase. Glutathione is a naturally occurring anti-inflammatory and NAC helps your body make more. Get NAC and take 1800 mg per day. (Tylenol and paracetamol can inhibit glutathione, so avoid! Tylenol will do more harm than good, regardless of how it may make you feel in the short term).

It is important to note that ivermectin not only reduces viral replication in the early phase of COVID, but also acts as an anti inflammatory to help arrest the cytokine storm in the later stages. Therefore, it is never too late to start taking ivermectin, and you should continue to take it until all symptoms are resolved.

Feel free to copy and share this. No attribution necessary.

Ponderous questions about Fatherlessness

So this wafted over my transom today.  It is clearly true. BUT, here’s a question that I’ll just drop and let YOU ponder:

Which is worse: a completely absentee father, or a father who is present, but is a heterosexual faggot?

Which situation causes more children of both sexes to end up as narcissist sex perverts?

This is a serious question. Is it better to have no father at all than to have an effeminate as a father? Contemplate and discuss.

Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on us and deliver us from faggots, both homosexual and heterosexual, both clerics and laymen.

 

Mailbag: An Animal Husbandman Reminds Us To Store the 1% Injectable Ivermectin in a cool, DARK place

Ann,

It was brought to my attention years and years ago that ivermectin is incredibly sensitive to sunlight and should not be sitting around outside of the box, especially if it is in a clear bottle. Several brands including Durvet put it in a brown glass bottle, but others like Norbrook do not for whatever reason.

I left a bottle of injectable Norbrook brand hanging on the side of the chute years ago and a visiting DVM told me to take it to the trash immediately as it was guaranteed to be ineffective due to the sunlight exposure. This is the basis of my concern. Don’t know why I just thought about it now after nearly 2 years of ivermectin discussions.

X


In keeping with the theme of cool dark places, here’s “Fishin’ in the Dark” by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

Mailbag: DO NOT HESITATE with the Ivermectin.

Ann,

I want to ask you to please remind your readers not to be afraid to pull 
the trigger on actually using Ivermectin as soon as you suspect you have 
Covid.

My wife and I, and two very close friends and their wives, all got Covid
at the same time, but not from each other.  We were all prepared with
Ivermectin.  My wife is 70 years old, and I’m 63. We took ours even
before we had the test results, and both of us recovered in under 4
days.  My wife had a fever for less than a day, and the sniffles for a
few days.  I had a fever for about 3 days and then felt better, although
my cough lingered at a very low level for about 2 weeks.

On the other hand, one friend and his wife struggled through it for a
week before taking the Ivermectin.  He ended up in the hospital for 2
weeks, and has been struggling with breathing ever since.  He is very
athletic, and was in excellent physical condition, having trained
assiduously for the ski season.  Now he can barely walk across the room
without getting winded. Fortunately he is improving, but it’s been very
difficult.

My other friend and his wife also hesitated to pull the trigger until it
was too late.  She has a comorbid lung condition and is still
recovering, but her husband, my close friend, was overweight and
diabetic.  He passed away a week before Christmas.  Not only did they
hesitate to take the Ivermectin, but they did not have enough.

I asked them both why they hesitated, and it was because of the cost.
The Ivermectin I got (human, not farm), is $115 per box, each box being
24 pills, 6 mg each [Price gouging – that’s $0.80 per milligram. At that price, the 500mL bottles of the 1% injectable solution that I buy and give away, which contain 5000 milligrams of Ivermectin per bottle, would have a street value of $4000. -AB]  For me, it takes about 1 1/2 boxes for a full
course of treatment.  So it’s not cheap, and I understand why they
wanted to keep it “until they really need it.”  What they didn’t realize
is that the time “they really need it” is as soon as they think they’ve
got it, even before the test results come back.

Please emphasize EARLY treatment!

Also, I work for a health system in the Mid-Atlantic area.  I see the
Covid stats in our hospitals multiple times per day.  I’ve been watching
the relative percentages of “vaccinated” vs. “unvaccinated” patients
with Covid in our hospitals for months.  Back in early December, the
percentage of “vaccinated” patients with Covid in our hospitals was
hovering between 25% and 30%, with under 5% of them requiring ventilation.

Boy has it changed!  There has been a dramatic spike in patients
admitted WITH Covid (not FOR Covid).  We have about 500% more patients
with Covid than we did at the beginning of December.  But the real
story, as far as I am concerned, is that the relative percentages of
“vaccinated” vs. “unvaccinated” have dramatically shifted.

As of this morning, 50% of our Covid patients are “vaccinated” and 50%
are “unvaccinated”.  Out of all the Covid patients in the ICU, 37% are
“vaccinated”.  Out of all the patients on ventilators, almost 40% are
“vaccinated”.  This is from a sample size of about 600 patients.  Also,
as the percentage of “vaccinated” Covid patients has risen, so has the
percentage of ventilator patients who are “vaccinated”.  Now the
percentage of “vaccinated” Covid patients on ventilators is 8%.

Practically every clinical person in this health system sees these
numbers every time they log into the Electronic Medical Record.  So they
know what’s happening.  There’s no way they don’t.

“A pandemic of the unvaccinated” is a bunch of horse s***!

Thanks for all the good work you do.  If you choose to publish any of
this information, please do not use my name.

Sincerely,

X

p.s., My friend who died received Last Rites and the Apostolic Pardon.
Praised be Jesus Christ!

Q&A: Dear Ann, My jerk brother-in-law doctor says you can’t dose injectable drugs orally.

(Paraphrased to protect anonymity)

Q: My brother-in-law, who is a jerk, and also a doctor, says you can’t take intramuscular drugs orally in a 1:1 dosage.

A: Your M.D. brother-in-law is not only a jerk, but also a mid-wit.

The 1% injectable livestock solution of Ivermectin is NOT NOT NOT an intramuscular injection, but rather is a SUB-CUTANEOUS injection. As it says, in rather large print, right there on the bottle, and on every website and written description of the product.

Sub-cutaneous, or “Sub-Q” for short, is the method of injection whereby the the product is delivered UNDER THE SKIN. This is done by pinching the skin to form a pocket and then inserting the needle and depositing the product into that pocket, NOT into muscle.  This is by far the preferred method of delivery of injectable drugs into livestock, because sub-q injections do not leave any blemish or knot in the muscle tissue – which is MEAT – that is unsightly and generally has to be cut out if the muscle cut is going to be sold whole and not ground into hamburger or sausage. MANY human injections are also formulated to be Sub-Q.

Because Sub-Q injections are basically absorbed into the body in a way very similar to taking a drug orally, YES, Sub-Q injection formulations CAN be dosed in equal proportion when taken orally in many cases, including in the case of Ivermectin.

As Dr. Beep and Nurse Claire have told us on many occasions now, the stunning ineptitude and functional ignorance of today’s doctors is truly terrifying.  The doctor brother-in-law of the emailer lacks functional knowledge that is literally DAY ONE information in med school AND nursing school AND paramedic school: Sub-Q vs Intramuscular injection. Furthermore this information is known and understood by basically every animal husbandman today.  The emailer’s jerk doctor BIL should have instantly assumed that the Ivermectin 1% solution is a Sub-Q preparation, and if he had any doubt, he should have just LOOKED AT THE BOTTLE OR ANY ONLINE LISTING. It’s RIGHT THERE.

So yes, you ABSOLUTELY take the 1% injectable livestock solution in a 1:1 dose ORALLY, per bodyweight. Treatment dose is 3mL per 110 pounds of body weight for five days or until symptoms abate, plus the Vitamin suite, (C, D, Zinc, quercetin, etc.)

So there you go.  I hope the emailer asks her snoot mid-wit death-injected BIL how his student loan payoff is going….