How to Spot and Treat a Heart Attack

Via Mercola

Story at-a-glance

  • In the U.S., a heart attack occurs every 40 seconds, impacting approximately 805,000 people annually
  • A heart attack, also known as a myocardial infarction, occurs when blood flow to the heart becomes suddenly blocked
  • A cardiac arrest occurs due to a malfunction in the heart that causes it to stop beating; this results in loss of consciousness and absence of a pulse
  • While common heart attack symptoms include chest pain, lightheadedness and shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, dizziness and anxiety can also occur, especially in women
  • Both a heart attack and cardiac arrest are life-threatening conditions that need emergency medical attention; if the person is unresponsive, use an automated external defibrillator (AED) if available or begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) or chest compressions immediately

In the U.S., a heart attack occurs every 40 seconds, impacting approximately 805,000 people annually. Among them, 605,000 experience their first heart attack. Further, in about 1 in 5 cases, the heart attack is “silent,” meaning heart damage has occurred, but the person isn’t aware of it.1

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Multiple Buildings Collapse After Taiwan Hit By Strongest Quake In 25 Years, Tsunami Warning Issued

Via ZeroHedge

A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 – the strongest earthquake in 25 years to hit the island- followed by a smaller quake with a magnitude of 6.5 struck off Taiwan’s eastern coast Wednesday, according to the US Geological Survey, prompting tsunami warnings in southern Japan.

The first quake, with a magnitude of 7.4, struck at 7:58pm ET (7:58am local time) and had an epicenter located about 18 kilometers (11 miles) south of the city of Hualien and shook buildings in the capital Taipei.

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The No Cash Charge

Guest Post by Eric Peters

Why do you suppose you can’t pay cash to charge up an EV?

Many people don’t even know you can’t pay cash to charge up an EV. That you must put an app on your phone that’s used to charge your account. This means you must have your tracking device – whoops, your “smart” phone – with you wherever you go. If you go via EV. It means the system knows when, where and how much you’ve been charging.

There’s no legitimate reason for this.

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Judge Orders Trump To Stop Noticing That The People Trying To Put Him In Jail Are Democrats

Via The Babylon Bee

NEW YORK, NY — In a devastating blow for the defense, State Judge Juan Merchan has ordered Donald Trump to immediately cease noticing that the only people trying to put him in jail are Democrats.

“Quiet you!” Judge Merchan told Trump in court. “Stop mentioning that everyone in the legal system who is trying to imprison you just so happens to be a member of the Democrat party. It is completely irrelevant.”

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Zelenskyy Acquires Highgrove House, Former Residence of King Charles for £20Million

Submitted by Paul S.

Via Intel Drop

Ukraine’s Zelensky is the New Owner of Highgrove House, Former Home of King Charles and Princess Diana

Royal Purchase – Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the New Owner of Highgrove House, Previously Owned by King Charles. Highgrove House, near Tetbury in Gloucestershire, served as the country residence of King Charles III even after he assumed his new role as Britain’s reigning monarch.

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Gold vs. Bitcoin: The Winner Is…

Guest Post by Nick Giambruno

The ultimate competition to become the world’s dominant money will have only one winner.

Anything else would amount to an inefficient barter system, which is why international monetary networks tend to converge on one thing as dominant money at the base layer.

Previously, the dominant base layer money was gold. Today, it’s the US dollar and Treasuries. In the future, I think it will either be Bitcoin or gold.

Over the long term, billions of people through trillions of transactions—in other words, the free market—will ultimately decide whether gold or Bitcoin will win.

I am all for free-market competition in money.

I say let the best money win.

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Insider Reveals Gold-Buying Frenzy Among Elites

From Peter Reagan for Birch Gold Group

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: A World Bank insider explains central banks’ gold buying surge; yet another all-time high for gold’s price, , and just how strange is the lack of price action in silver?

World Bank insider explains exactly why central banks are de-dollarizing with gold

The World Bank just published a very interesting report, Gold Investing Handbook for Asset Managers. The author, veteran central banker Kamol Alimukhamedov explains exactly why central banks are dedollarizing and buying record quantities of gold (for two years in a row).

The overarching idea, that central banks see gold as their best economic and political asset isn’t exactly new. We’ve been speculating about their motives for two years now. Alimukhamedov elaborates on their motives to an interesting degree. Personally I give this report a lot more respect than much of the research I read for three reasons:

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The CDC Intervened in Voting Protocols

Guest Post by Jeffrey Tucker

In the spring of 2020, a deliberately cultivated disease fear swept across the population. Everyone was urged to do everything possible to avoid the invisible enemy.

It is an implausible request.

The terrorist-era slogan “If you see something, say something” was bad enough. This was “You can’t see something, so just do whatever.”

If you cannot see it, you cannot know where it is, in which case people filled the epistemic void with fantasies of their own invention.

It’s on this sandwich! Wait, it’s on this whole bag of groceries! It’s in this room while that room seems safer! It’s probably on the pen I just used so I’d better wash my hands! I should wear this helmet and these gloves, plus wash my dishes five times before using them! And so on.

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What Happened The Last Time Two Eclipses Formed A Giant “X” Over The New Madrid Fault Zone?

Guest Post by Michael Snyder

Could it be possible that history is about to repeat itself?  On April 8th, the Great American Eclipse of 2024 will complete the giant “X” over America that the Great American Eclipse of 2017 started.  Meanwhile, the Devil Comet will be racing through our solar system for the first time in 71 years.  Most of you already know all this.  But what is not widely known is that we have seen this same pattern before.  In 1811, a solar eclipse finished the giant “X” over the heartland of America that a solar eclipse in 1806 had started, and meanwhile Tecumseh’s Comet was making headlines all over the nation as it raced through the heavens.  Approximately three months after the giant “X” over America was completed, cataclysmic earthquakes began erupting along the New Madrid fault.

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Hellfire

Originally posted at Dispatches from Reality, by Scipio Eruditusdfreality.substack.com

Satanism, blackmail, and high society…

“Better to reign in HELL than serve in Heav’n.”

— Lucifer, Paradise Lost


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One of the hotly disputed topics by those who study occult and secret societies is the inescapable allegations of Satanism, sexual impropriety, & ritual abuse that have plagued these organizations throughout the ages. The reasons for this are manifestly clear once the meaning of its hidden symbolism has been unveiled: the Mystery Religion, of which Masonry is the intellectual if not spiritual descendant, is at its heart a sex cult; a worship of the so-called “divine feminine” as well as the “divine masculine”. This fascination both with blood rituals and degenerate sexual practices — such as sodomy, incest, & necrophilia — stems partially from the progenitor myths of Nimrod, Semiramis, & Tammuz. For myriad reasons, both carnal and spiritual, this fixation upon deviancy thusly plays out within the pageantry & symbolism of the Mystery Religion’s many damnable offspring.

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Mass Layoffs Begin At California Fast Food Chains As $20 Minimum Wage Law Takes Effect

Via ZeroHedge

This result shouldn’t surprise anyone.  Inflation has driven up operational costs for businesses across the US and shrunk profit margins for major food chains in the past few years.  This has led to higher menu prices (like the “$18 Big Mac”) and slowing sales for every major fast food company.  Another anchor dragging on the restaurant business in many regions was at least two years of covid stimulus coupled with rent moratoriums, creating aggressive labor shortages and raising wages in upwards of $16 per hour for brand new no-skill employees.

Small chains and mom-and-pop businesses simply can’t compete.  Larger chains raised prices but have also been forced to reduce employees and labor costs through automation, but the layoffs are just getting started.

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The Weaponization of the Secret Service Has Put Bobby Kennedy’s Life at Risk

Guest Post by Blake Fleetwood

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. speaking with supporters at a campaign rally at the Fox Tucson Theatre in Tucson, Arizona. Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

 

Fifty years ago last summer, I met Robert F. Kennedy Jr. We were in a small group climbing on skis to a spectacular 14,000-foot pass in the snow-covered Chilean Andes. The light, fluffy, bottomless power is about eight feet deep on top of another eight feet of packed winter snow.

We suddenly hear bullets ricocheting off a rock five feet away. The shots sound like someone quickly snapping his fingers. We look down the mountain; five Chilean Alpine troopers are spraying machine gun fire from their hips across a broad swath of the sloop.

Bobby, about 15 feet in front of me, falls into the snow. I think he has been shot, and we are all goners. The shots keep cracking as the rest of us dive for cover into the deep snow. After 20 minutes of hunkering, we peer down the mountain to the stormtroopers. Bobby, the youngest of the group at 19, takes the lead as he stands waving a white handkerchief on top of a ski pole.

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