Which led to high fructose corn syrup being the flavor additive of the last four decades.
Which has led to a type 2 diabetic outbreak.
Which has led to a type 2 diabetic outbreak.
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Statins (High Cholesterol Meds) are from the Devil.
If I take them I feel like an angry Bruce Banner who will hulk out any second.
Refuse to take them.
If I take them I feel like an angry Bruce Banner who will hulk out any second.
Refuse to take them.
I thought that was a well known fact
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
Then your original statement is provably false.Redstone said:
I agree with exactly what I've written, what the government says, and what we have many pictures of:
various outposts and facilities - for nearly a century now - followed by a massive building boom in the early 40s
There were no government facilities of any kind on the land now within the borders of White Sands Missile Range, before 1941.
So military posts and various wartime constructions for people and supply lines are not facilities
OK
OK
Name one.Redstone said:
So military posts and various wartime constructions for people and supply lines are not facilities
OK
Go to New Mexico - we used to live in Hobbs - and then you name them.
There are plenty of photos there, btw, but stay on this corner, it's humorous
And do look into my original post on this topic on your own. I'm not making this up.
There are plenty of photos there, btw, but stay on this corner, it's humorous
And do look into my original post on this topic on your own. I'm not making this up.
This is why conspiracy theorists are dismissed as nuts.Redstone said:
Go to New Mexico - we used to live in Hobbs - and then you name them.
There are plenty of photos there, btw, but stay on this corner, it's humorous
And do look into my original post on this topic on your own. I'm not making this up.
Wrong dates, refusal to confirm or deny easily provable facts, logical gaps, sites of the conspiracy conveniently behind the fences of off limits areas.
And instead of posting any useful information or basis for their fairy tales, they tell you to do their research for them. Sorry, that's not how it works. You post a story, it's up to you to support it.
Telling me to go to New Mexico is laughable. I go there more in a year, than you have in your life, I would bet. Outside of your term in Hell, (Hobbs).
I've been to Trinity, VLA, Lincoln, Ruiodoso, VLA, San Antonio, White Sands, Alamogordo, Cloudcroft, Carizozo, White Oaks, Malapias lava flow, Magdalena, etc. etc.
One more time. Simply name one place in the confines of WSMR, that was a military construction prior to Pearl Harbor.
One more time is exactly right - this is my last response on this (seemingly semantic) issue:
According to the federal government, and to the easily verifiable historical record, we've had a military presence there for about a century. That sentence is a fact. If you think I'm not precise enough in my language then it's your issue to deal with.
Tomorrow, I'll detail my opinion about the gold that was smelted from the location.
According to the federal government, and to the easily verifiable historical record, we've had a military presence there for about a century. That sentence is a fact. If you think I'm not precise enough in my language then it's your issue to deal with.
Tomorrow, I'll detail my opinion about the gold that was smelted from the location.
Name one.Redstone said:
According to the federal government, and to the easily verifiable historical record, we've had a military presence there for about a century.
Citation needed.Redstone said:
One more time is exactly right - this is my last response on this (seemingly semantic) issue:
According to the federal government, and to the easily verifiable historical record, we've had a military presence there for about a century. That sentence is a fact. If you think I'm not precise enough in my language then it's your issue to deal with.
Tomorrow, I'll detail my opinion about the gold that was smelted from the location.
Stop falling for the Redstone troll.CanyonAg77 said:Name one.Redstone said:
According to the federal government, and to the easily verifiable historical record, we've had a military presence there for about a century.
That the statin drug my doc put me on reduced my bad cholesterol levels by 35%, when he put me on them at the beginning of deer season and the WORST time of year to do so (going thru the holidays) And my liver tests also took a dive, when statins are supposed to elevate them.
Waiting for the punchline, but that tinfoil hat is somewhat comfortable with these results.
I thought my wife was trying to kill me in conjunction with my grill and smoker.
Waiting for the punchline, but that tinfoil hat is somewhat comfortable with these results.
I thought my wife was trying to kill me in conjunction with my grill and smoker.
Pardon my ignorance, but is irritability/anger a side effect?
I genuinely don't know...
I genuinely don't know...
Yeah, you're probably right. I'm a history buff, and I know the area well. I'd be happy to learn something new about it, but it's obvious he's full of crap. I kept hoping he really did know something interesting.powerbelly said:Stop falling for the Redstone troll.CanyonAg77 said:Name one.Redstone said:
According to the federal government, and to the easily verifiable historical record, we've had a military presence there for about a century.
Shame on me.
What's the controversy here? Are people claiming to know the history of the area, and military history, not familiar with the Army's Punitive Expeditions, where tens of thousands of men were all over the area for years in military engagement?
You know, the root of a lot of the scouting for the major building booms of a couple decades later?
You know, the root of a lot of the scouting for the major building booms of a couple decades later?
Well I'll be executed by the rote people who listen to the CDC like they are gods, but peanut allergies were so rare in the USA before the 90s that most physicians had never heard of them. Now you can't bring a damn pb&j to school because every 5th kid will die from it.Texas Yarddog said:
Which led to high fructose corn syrup being the flavor additive of the last four decades.
Which has led to a type 2 diabetic outbreak.
But hey, parents who think that vaccinating a child for Hep A when no other country in the world does is are insane "anti vaxxers"
The real shame - if you haven't done so yet - would be not checking out the exhibits that detail these expeditions, and the documents related to German intelligence operations.
Name of the main German weapons runner through the area?
Felix Sommerfeld
Felix Sommerfeld
The antihistamine Claritin (Loratadine) has a side effect of making you prone to becoming angry, mean, irritable, and depressed.
In structure, it is closely related to tricyclic antidepressants, such as imipramine, and is distantly related to the atypical antipsychotic quetiapine.
In structure, it is closely related to tricyclic antidepressants, such as imipramine, and is distantly related to the atypical antipsychotic quetiapine.
What specifically is false here? I'm offering informed opinions - including tomorrow's story, when dozens of witnesses, including military personnel, are very interested in the gold.
Good night, and please read about the NM expeditions - many true tales of conspiracy and intrigue.
Good night, and please read about the NM expeditions - many true tales of conspiracy and intrigue.
At first I read this as "Charmin"VaultingChemist said:
Claritin has a side effect of making you prone to becoming angry, mean, and irritable.
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
So....we're moving the goal posts from actual forts and installations, to cavalry rode across it a time or two?Redstone said:
What's the controversy here? Are people claiming to know the history of the area, and military history, not familiar with the Army's Punitive Expeditions, where tens of thousands of men were all over the area for years in military engagement?
You know, the root of a lot of the scouting for the major building booms of a couple decades later?
BTW, I'm well aware of the fairy tale/con job to which you refer.
Victorio's Peak. Home of.........nothing.
VaultingChemist said:
The antihistamine Claritin (Loratadine) has a side effect of making you prone to becoming angry, mean, irritable, and depressed.
In structure, it is closely related to tricyclic antidepressants, such as imipramine, and is distantly related to the atypical antipsychotic quetiapine.
Username checks out.
Really? Hundreds to thousands of soldiers at various levels of engagement over the course of a decade is dismissible light cavalry?
Rick Burns said:
Stevie Wonder ain't blind.
I have got to admit, you are one dedicated troll. You have repeatedly referred to "installations", now you move to cavalry, and then you move the Cav from the Rio Grande basin and areas to the west, where they operated, to the Tularosa Basin, where they did not.Redstone said:
Really? Hundreds to thousands of soldiers at various levels of engagement over the course of a decade is dismissible light cavalry?
Type II diabetes would be an issue in our country even if they banned HFCS. Your body doesn't give a **** if you're ingesting 2,500 calories worth of stable sugar a day or HFCS.
Absolutely true in that 2,500 calories of any sugar per day takes a tremendous toll on the body and increases chances of insulin tolerance and T2 diabetes.
But table sugar includes fructose and glucose. High fructose corn syrup is mostly fructose. Fructose has to be converted by the liver or stored as fat (energy). Glucose can be used directly by the body.
But, again, 2,500cal of anything per day would probably have detrimental effects on the body. Everything in moderation.
My position in my previous post was that the fat scare of the 80's led to the extreme use of sugars (particularly HFCS) as flavor ingredients. That stuff is in everything.
But table sugar includes fructose and glucose. High fructose corn syrup is mostly fructose. Fructose has to be converted by the liver or stored as fat (energy). Glucose can be used directly by the body.
But, again, 2,500cal of anything per day would probably have detrimental effects on the body. Everything in moderation.
My position in my previous post was that the fat scare of the 80's led to the extreme use of sugars (particularly HFCS) as flavor ingredients. That stuff is in everything.
newly formed conspiracy theory...Redstone is mf BarnesCanyonAg77 said:I have got to admit, you are one dedicated troll. You have repeatedly referred to "installations", now you move to cavalry, and then you move the Cav from the Rio Grande basin and areas to the west, where they operated, to the Tularosa Basin, where they did not.Redstone said:
Really? Hundreds to thousands of soldiers at various levels of engagement over the course of a decade is dismissible light cavalry?
Barnes would have claimed his 118-year-old grandfather was in the Cav and later discovered the gold, then the Trinity test collapsed the cave and blinded him where he could never find it again.
you mean he didn't????CanyonAg77 said:
Barnes would have claimed his 118-year-old grandfather was in the Cav and later discovered the gold, then the Trinity test collapsed the cave and blinded him where he could never find it again.
Not Barnes, I wouldn't be surprised if he's a mod tho. LolIcecream_Ag said:newly formed conspiracy theory...Redstone is mf BarnesCanyonAg77 said:I have got to admit, you are one dedicated troll. You have repeatedly referred to "installations", now you move to cavalry, and then you move the Cav from the Rio Grande basin and areas to the west, where they operated, to the Tularosa Basin, where they did not.Redstone said:
Really? Hundreds to thousands of soldiers at various levels of engagement over the course of a decade is dismissible light cavalry?
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
not like Barnes wasn't running two accounts at the same time before.BenFiasco14 said:Not Barnes, I wouldn't be surprised if he's a mod tho. LolIcecream_Ag said:newly formed conspiracy theory...Redstone is mf BarnesCanyonAg77 said:I have got to admit, you are one dedicated troll. You have repeatedly referred to "installations", now you move to cavalry, and then you move the Cav from the Rio Grande basin and areas to the west, where they operated, to the Tularosa Basin, where they did not.Redstone said:
Really? Hundreds to thousands of soldiers at various levels of engagement over the course of a decade is dismissible light cavalry?
Anyone mention TWA #800? sorry if it has already been brought up.
Get ready bal. You're gonna in for a problem.
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