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Is my new client a targeted individual? Were those alien Greys who appeared in her room at age 13?
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Why did she have a panic attack seeing the drawing of an alien Grey on the cover of Whitley Strieber’s book, Communion, about alien abductions?
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Why does she panic before visits to a gynecologist?
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What is the nature of her extraterrestrial involvement? Is she an experimental subject in the genetics program? Has she been used in breeding of alien/human hybrids? Is she a recruit in the Mercenary Army Program?
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What was the reason her 15-year romance with a psychiatrist ended abruptly with him turning on her out of the blue and calling her a “covert narcissist?”
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Will it be safe and helpful to share these channelings with her?
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The Pleiadians seemed to CONFIRM what Dana Ashlie’s film suggested, that the next four to five months, and especially election day itself, as well as the “scheduled” inauguration day at the end of January, will be HIGHLY volatile. To the point that if the inauguration occurs at all, it won’t be anything remotely approaching “normal.” Do the current energies project dire events or are the fears unwarranted?
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What is the origin of the 12-foot-tall mummy of a two-headed being, known as Kap Dwa that was reportedly unearthed in Patagonia?
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A viewer asks: “Is being a Homosexual man who has contracted HIV and is living with the disease because homosexuality is a sin?”
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A viewer asks: “I believe the cure to HIV is in existence; if it is, why is it being withheld from us who suffer from not only this virus but the stigma and fear of always being sick?”
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A viewer asks: “It’s daunting on a daily basis; is that the work of extraterrestrials or is there really no cure and we are stuck with that for our karmic consequences for the lifestyle that we chose?”
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According to the National Hurricane Center, hurricanes are getting worse—not necessarily because there are more of them but because they are more severe. Extreme hurricanes, meaning either Category 4 or 5, have roughly doubled in the Atlantic Ocean since the 1990s. In addition, these severe storms have more frequently changed into severe ones in just a day or two. That rapid intensification, which used to be rare, greatly complicates mounting rescue and relief efforts. Are these changes natural?
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Recently, researchers have implicated increased production of bradykinin in patients with COVID–19 infections, and have hypothesized that a “bradykinin storm” produces more of a vascular disease that a respiratory one, causing blood clots, leaky capillaries, and inflamed blood vessels. Is bradykinin a significant factor in the pathology of this coronavirus infection?
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Is bradykinin involved as a major mechanism of the new disease called multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) that can develop in children after COVID–19 infections, and is sometimes lethal?
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A recent study by Harvard researchers, “Racial Disparities in the Massachusetts Criminal System,” reportedly found that the criminal justice system is unequal on every level: police are more likely to stop Black drivers; police are more likely to search or investigate Black residents; law enforcement agents charge Black suspects with infractions that carry worse penalties; prosecutors are less likely to offer Black suspects plea bargains or pretrial intervention; judges are more likely to deny Black defendants bail and sentence Black defendants to longer terms in prison; all this while the average white felon in the Massachusetts Department of Corrections has committed a more severe crime than the average Black inmate. Are these disparities reflecting existence of systemic racism against Blacks or are other factors involved?
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