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When I wanted to see a dentist about five months ago and told him I would refuse injections and anything to be put into my mouth, but pay with cash, he still wanted "proof" of where I live. That sounds like a tracking system.

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May 21, 2023Liked by David Nixon

Well, this is fascinating!

As well as very disturbing.

I split it into Six stages.

Stage 1:

Assembly of the initial boundary layer.

Stage 2:

Assembly by the initial boundary layer of the “inner ribbon” that will form the future boundary of the construction site. The assembly of this “inner ribbon” leaves gaps in the raw material outside that are easily visible.

Stage 3:

Once the “inner ribbon” is complete it goes through a self-contracting process that has the effect of shortening the circumference of the “inner ribbon”. You can see the centers of activity have moved to the inner surface of the “inner ribbon”. They are like “rotating engines” that are drawing in the material of the “inner ribbon” - in effect concentrating the nanotechnology towards a central point.

Stage 4:

The “inner ribbon” continues to be shortened and drawn inwards. When the “rotating engines” sense that they have reached the center they then fling out “grappling hooks” from the center back to the “inner ribbon” and draw it in even tighter towards the center.

Stage 5:

The “grappling hooks” pull the “inner ribbon” inwards and concentrate the nano-material into “circular globules of building material” ready to be used in chip construction.

Stage 6:

Chip construction begins and the “circular globules of building material” are fed into each chip construction site and assembly continues until all the “circular globules of building material” have been utilized.

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Thank you will have to think more about this...

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Try this fictional explanation.

Confessions of an Engineered Nanoparticle

https://pieceofmindful.com/2021/04/23/confessions-of-an-engineered-nanoparticle/

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We have a Pandemic of Insane Scientists, and Even More Insane Investors.

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Wow. Whatever this is, it looks scary.

On a side note, I just chipped a tooth. Am I to understand that all of the fillers used for dental work now also contain possible graphene and nano-tech? And it’s just being done without anyone’s knowledge?

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Please let us know after you get that tooth fixed. Bless you for volunteering.

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How about mouth swabs and fillings/posts/crowns/glues/permanent dentures?

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Wow, thank you for your work. Keep exposing and be safe. God Bless Dr David Nixon.

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Nice work David

Transhumanist agenda at it's best

Lucky your on our side 😀

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If one thinks about what one would expect to happen when a drop of dental anaesthetic is placed on a microscope, I would say basically nothing - I tried a search for liquids that react on exposure to air and found: https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/16319-liquids-that-react-to-air/ - people were hard pressed to think of anything. All it should do I think (am no chemist) is evaporate and one would expect crystals of eg NaCl salt to form as it evaporates. I find the crystals the least surprising thing - though those 'donut' inclusions do seem strange. All the cascading and bubbling seems very strange, even bizarre.

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Yep - watching the flow of that drop on the slide was what made me emit all kinds of profanities and foul language. That ain't right!

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Your diligence here is helpful in connecting the dots of this bizarre plan to control life and nature.

This was a helpful link provided by Damon McClure yesterday

https://ijvtpr.com/index.php/IJVTPR/article/view/47

Much appreciated David, all the $ in the world is aiming this takeover of life forms of all kinds. Piecing all this independent work together to come up with possible solutions is daunting .

Hugs Humans

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Thanks for your thoughts. I appreciate it. I’ve never had a reaction to the alcohol or chlor. wipes but maybe my body chemistry has changed. I’m so suspicious of everything in the murdering medical mafia world that I don’t put anything past them. Like you said, who knows.

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David, I'm aware you transferred to Australia from a place here in New Zealand not that far from where I live: Masterton. Do you think this so called "mRNA" technology is being administered by Dentists here?

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Hi David, I miss the Wairarapa.... thanks for making contact.

The dental anaesthetics that I have looked at contain sophisticated chemistry.

I do not know the nature of this i.e. as to whether it is mRNA or hydrogel or not - but it is definitely not supposed to be there. I would be confident that the Septodont products in NZ contain the same chemistry and I would avoid them completely. Sasha Latypova on her most recent substack goes even further and recommends avoiding all injectables. I have found unusual crystals in NaCl eyewash so perhaps this is not far enough....

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Thank you David, my wife and I are only new to the Wairarapa having lived in Wellington for 20 years. From what I have listened to with Dr Ana Maria Mihalcea it would seem they are hydrogel entities I.e. graphene oxide But of course, Mike Adams the Health Ranger could help there!!?

I'm sure the truth will come out in spades!

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Is this mRNA tech ?

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I don't know. I suspect that NaCl is been doped and that hydrogel is been used to shape the resulting crystals and that the instruction set for doing so is via mRNA or DNA - but that is speculative...

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Thanks for the heads up. Guess there’s very little in the world of modern medical “care” that is safe. I had blood drawn at a LabCorp a couple months ago and afterward the site where the blood had been drawn began to itch and itched for days if not a couple weeks. I’ve not experienced that before and am wondering what might have been on the needle used to draw blood. Anyone checked those supplies for contamination?

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Presumably you had the skin swabbed prior to the procedure so it may have been irritation from the alcohol or possibly chlorhexidine wipe - these will contain preservatives etc that may cause sensitivity and probably more likely that the needle but who knows!

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Jul 9, 2023·edited Jul 9, 2023

So I am unvaxxed Canadian and got dental anesthesia for old fillings that chipped few weeks ago

I asked for articaine I believe ( without the epi) as decade ago it gave me heart palpitations likely from another dentist injecting into vessel..

I asked if could forego but she said was between teeth and very far last molars so need it

Anyway so am I now dna or mRNA damaged

Is that as bad as Covid mRNA?

Am I making endless copies of spike etc endovascular damage etc

Some like Walter chestnut sat even the infection is just as bad.. spike is spike

Graphene is widely and publicly used in dental and so much more

It says it's excreted rapidly in body

Who to believe?!

But come on how are folk to avoid anesthesia if needed for dental or spinal blocks etc

Is there a better , cleaner kind we should ask for?

I can't imagine asking a dentist to read if there is graphene in there or to separate cartridge to bring down graphene like one did with la Quinta

I know la Quinta talked of this too but at some point t I'm gonna have to trust God will take care of me more than I can control every aspect of every thing I inject or ingest

No?

Cuz fear can kill us fasster than Covid or nanotechnology etc

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What are we looking at here? I mean what is happening?

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Hi Dr Nixon. I'm from Tasmania. My son takes monthly antipsychotic injections - haloperidol decanoate 200mg. Has been for 18 years. Are you interested in analysing a vial? If so, where can I send it to you?

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Hi Kerrylyn email me on nixonlab@proton.me and will sort something. Cheers David

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Hi David. Just sent you an email.

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Hey kerrynlyn - depot shots are one of the first places they started putting tech in.

After all, they want to know that the tech is in those who are sectioned. And it reports via chip if it expires without renewal. They've talked about moving this tech into antipsychotic tablets, as well. "Did you take your meds today?" (as if psychosis is a threat to humanity!)

I eagerly await to see what Dr. Nixon finds.

If you want to switch your son over to tablets, you may be able to taper him off of them and find out who he is as a human being. Sadly, much of his development has been delayed by the drug, so it won't be easy - it has to be something he wants to do. www.survivingantidepressants.org helps with tapers. (I work there, it's my secret identity as a moderator there)

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Hi JC - my son chose to take only depot injections (haloperidol) as he felt they had fewer side effects so he only takes oral medication occasionally. However, he now realizes potential long-term effects of these injections and is trying to have them reduced down to bare minimum and eventually phase them out altogether. However, given he is under treatment order, his "mental healthcare team", are preventing him from even reducing his medication. I've been trying to get a vial for last few months to send to Dr Nixon to analyse, but they won't even provide me with the prescription. Of course I didn't say it was for analysis purposes but in case he goes interstate or overseas. I will get hold of a vial all the same. It's just taking longer than I thought it would. You say depot injections were one of the first places they started putting tech in. That doesn't surprise me but I've found no proof of that to date. Do you have any concrete info or links to pubs confirming that?

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I did have concrete documentation, 10 years ago, when I was working more actively in the field. However, I did not keep notes on this particular topic, as - even though I was working with people on antipsychotics, we were able - at the time - to avoid electronic monitoring in depot shots (10 years ago - the internet has changed significantly since then!). I was just jaw droppingly angry and shocked to learn of it, but did not document what I learned.

I did find this today: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40263-020-00713-9 from 2020, but I was aware of it long before that. Sectioning, treatment orders, "mental health courts" (popular in the USA, considered a compassionate solution) - this is usually where the depot comes in, and where electronic monitoring of compliance comes to the fore. I DO NOT KNOW how much of this monitoring was done in Australia, as our medical industry is extremely efficient (some would say too efficient).

YOU CANNOT TAPER FROM DEPOT, sorry. It just doesn't work. The depot drops out about 5-10 days before renewal, and "lesser doses" would help, but they only come in standard doses. Does he have any withdrawal symptoms towards the end of the month, when his shot is due?

Tapering incorrectly or too quickly will result in major backlash, possibly resulting in what the industry would call "relapse," even though it's a reaction to coming off the drug. This is dangerous for someone on a treatment order, and must be done AFTER the order expires, when he has more freedom to choose, and tapering carefully. Please see ABC iView's show (from BBC) on antidepressants - even though it's a different drug, it's fiddling neurotransmitters, and the protocols for tapering is the same.

Yeah, Australia doesn't like giving out their pharmaceutical products. One month at a time, Ma'am, that's all you're allowed to have! (challenging for someone like me who - if I do without thyroid medication for a month, I will wind down like a clock. I try to keep back stocks in the event that the world changes, grid goes down, any number of emergencies - but it's not easy in Australia, where it's doled out one month at a time.)

The industry will resist all attempts to come off the drug. He's sick, he ***needs*** this. Blah blah. I don't believe he's sick, but they do. They're afraid of him (they're afraid of any unmedicated "crazy"), so their protocol is to keep him drugged.

But now is the time to train him in how to not "get caught." If he got a treatment order, he did something to "get caught," usually in public. In his own head, he can believe whatever he wants, invest in whatever thoughts & emotions he chooses - but it's behaviour that they give the shots for. Thoughts and feelings are fine, but acting on them gets you caught. Rule #1 for coming off antipsychotics: Learn how not to "get caught."

It will do him no good to start tapering if he then goes and "gets caught" by the system again.

Sorry, you've hit on one of my wheelhouses - I could write about the horrors of psych drugs forever. If I can help, I will - it's one of my porpoises in life to help free people from believing their brains are broken. They are ***not*** broken, there is ***NO*** such thing as chemical imbalance. They are human, possibly traumatised, definitely struggling and they've been drugged for it. There's no chemical imbalance until you START the drugs. It's not "mental illness," but is "emotional distress," poor coping strategies, trauma, and neglected self-care.

I'll say it again: "mental illness" is not about a broken brain.

I strongly recommend Robert Whitaker's "Anatomy of an Epidemic" to understand better. Your son would like reading it, too. I got mine at my local library. BUT if your local library doesn't have it - I have 6 copies here, waiting for good homes. It quotes all the relevant studies about how the drugs make the "illnesses" (conditions, really) chronic. Proving that they would have resolved naturally, if left alone. It's THAT good, and changed my life.

But I also paid a price for that change. I now don't believe anything the medical industry tells me. Everything about psychiatry is a lie. Easily 2/3-3/4 of "medicines" are completely unnecessary. Newer is not better. And, until I saw the ABC iView program, I felt largely alone, because nobody believes me, even though I've lived it, survived it, and am now back to my natural self. So - learning what I did about the psychiatric industry has been a blessing, but at a cost.

Sorry, wheelhouse. I'll shut up now. :)

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Sep 16, 2023·edited Sep 16, 2023

I agree with basically all you say. My son took the injections voluntarily for years with no issues/treatments orders until we returned to Australia in 2011 when they began experimenting with 2nd gen antipsychotics on him, including clozapine that created significant health problems and considerable weight gain after which they said he was diabetic and put him on metformin. He then went back onto haloperidol - despite the healthcare team's disapproval (I guess because their pharma bosses were no longer making much money from it?) - but added other 2nd gen oral medication (Abilify & Risperidone as I recall) but also the old favourites Largactil & Sodium Valproate during a period when he was hospitalised. In the end he ditched the lot cold turkey which led to a serious psychotic episode and he was re-admitted to hospital. After waiting hours to be admitted, he had an altercation with a hospital security officer who refused to let him go out for a smoke (even though I said I would accompany him). He ended up knocking the person out. The person happened to be a female and was manhandling him unnecessarily. (I believe in gender equality but also that women should not be employed, for example, to deal with psychotic men and that they often do far more harm than good.) So from then on he became a dangerous schizophrenic in their eyes and promptly put under treatment order and back on multi meds. That was in late 2019. In Feb 2020 he made a serious suicide attempt (by cutting his throat) and almost died, after which he became not only a danger to to others but also to himself, according to the standard cliches they use when writing up their 6-monthly reports for consideration by mental health tribunal. So he is trapped in the system I'm afraid. My opinion is that the stress endured from changing countries, native language, pressure to get/keep a job (as he was born overseas - albeit registered as Australian by filiation/with Oz passport from early age) he could not benefit from invalidity pension until 10 years after his return). The death of his father in the meantime exacerbated the problems, as it would with any non-schizophrenic. He also expressed anti-muslim sentiments to one of his psychiatrists who just happened to be a muslim (they're all muslim or hindu drs down here in Tasmania) so was also branded as a racist despite the fact his father was a (secular) muslim and the neighbourhoods where we lived in France were absolute majority muslim and moreover he was ostracized for not practising his supposed religion. Sorry for raving on and if Dr Nixon happens to read this thread he should feel free to delete as it's not particularly related to subject of his article. That said, he might like to note that I haven't given up on obtaining a vial of haloperidol decanoate. Anyway JC, thanks for your info and advice. You might also be interested to know that my son did not take the covid jabs, despite considerable pressure from mental healthcare team and during hospitalization so he is maybe more lucid/less delusional than most. Also he doesn't take any drugs and rarely drinks alcohol. His dad had 2 schizophrenic sisters and my uncle also had schizophrenia (although he was just called crazy at the time, died in a mental institution in late 60s) so I've always thought it ran in the family. But I've been questing this for a while.

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Kerrilyn - trying to get off any dependence upon pharma is very relevant to this stack! (now to figure out dental anaesthetics?)

I am so so so so so hesitant to do this, but feel deep connection to your story. Yeah, wheelhouse, too.

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Effing drugs. So you understand quite - dramatically - how cold turkey can go haywire. I am so sorry this happened to your son. And you. (starting to swear, here) It's effing typical, to take one behavioural incident, string the stigma together with whatever happens next.

With no consideration for the maelstrom that it is to be a young man in today's world. Bruce Lipton would say, "It's the environment, stupid!" Dr. Nixon would agree.

I just read this: https://pieceofmindful.com/2021/04/23/confessions-of-an-engineered-nanoparticle/ - very relevant to this stack.

Maybe I'm revising the broken brain thing - but - it ain't DNA or nature that breaks things.

He may find that without the other massive drugs in cocktail, he the Haldol will not be as bad as it was before.

Contact me, if you wish to continue.

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Holy shit!

I found this Research on illuminating quantum dots among other things......WOW

https://www.researchgate.net/search/publication?q=Light+illumination+with+quantum+dots

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While I have no idea what exactly I'm looking at as a layperson, all I can do is look at these vids and say, "Holy Shit!" Lots of swear words & profanity. I've had a mixed relationship with dentists, now looking to sever that relationship further. May I recommend Dr. Ellie Phillips, who has developed a system of oral health which eliminates the need for even cleanings: https://drelliephillips.teachable.com/p/oral-health-bootcamp/ and https://youtu.be/tXZbmz6kBUU?si=qZZWmhVU7nNrsMDd

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David Nixon,

I will pay for your time and materials etc.

I am extremely grateful for your work.

A lot of people are looking for a clean dental anesthetic. Would you consider looking at Carbocaine 3%. It lacks a vasoconstrictor i.e. adrenaline/epinephrine or Levonordefrin which acts as a sustained release ingredient. There is Carbocaine 2%; however, it contains the vasoconstrictor called Levonordefrin. Carbocaine 3% is called Carbocaine plain. Will you examine Carbocaine 3%? How can we be sure that just because this lacks a vasoconstrictor that there are no affending ingredients? My son needs 3 dental extractions right now. His wisdom teeth just started to move and an alkylosed pre-molar is causing a vertical bones defect. I thought we had more time…

Attached shows an article and Carbocaine fact sheet.

Thank you for your consideration.

https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/fda/fdaDrugXsl.cfm?setid=b57b5372-c3a7-4747-9741-a6afaf104ca8

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/levonordefrin

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