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ER Editor: The interest in this article for us is the Ivermectin link with very nice Dr. Tess Lawrie, Dr. Paul Marik, and his buddies at FLCCC (Pierre Kory, who connects to Robert Malone, DARPA, etc.). This isn’t proof of anything, but there is enough historical connectivity here to make us wonder about anyone who sets up an organization and doesn’t work entirely independently.
The Nathan Kirsh / Steve Kirsch connection, if there is one, we don’t know about, but we trust Steve Kirsch about as far as we can throw a piano.
It has become abundantly clear over time that a pharma agenda has been pushed on those of us with an independent spirit, in the style of a psyop. That doesn’t mean every doctor involved is up to no good. Why wouldn’t they push for arguably useful medicines to become available when they got censored? But that’s precisely the problem: was the FAKE censorship of IVM the initiation of the psyop? It’s obvious that some doctors haven’t clued into this. It’s clear, also, that Ivermectin got transplanted from regions of the world like Africa during a time of lies, fear and oppression, conveniently so, to create a huge demand for the product. It’s also turned the independently minded into Big Pharma, SELF-MEDICATING people using some dangerous drugs that could set us up for further problems. We have in mind the Wellness Company, which McCullough heads, and which pushes a range of Pharma products.
We’re not saying don’t take IVM or anything else, but we ARE saying recognize the connectivity of these people and do your own research. It sounds like a good idea to try IVM if you’re a cancer sufferer, but less so if you’re a young woman trying to get pregnant. We recall Kory saying IVM is a ‘fun drug’, which struck us – when do doctors ever talk like that?
Big Pharma Rep McCullough, Malone and others related to them were all pushing the Wuhan Lab Leak nonsense, when Russia had/has enough information on the Covid bioweapon coming from US deep state labs in Ukraine. So why were McCullough and Malone going to bat for a geopolitical agenda that blames China? Why was Malone banging on about ‘5th Generation Warfare’ a while back? That’s not in any medical job description. Why were they incessantly pushing the biological, spike protein angle on the vaccines instead of looking at the EMF-responsive plastics and metals known to be in them, setting us up for the transhumanist agenda? Why don’t they ever address the non-existence of viruses in the first place as Dr. Mike Yeadon has done? And why was McCullough pushing another genetic vaccine recently? He pushed the useless and risky Paxlovid until he couldn’t.
There is a stench around these people. Watch for these people pushing useful, natural remedies such as intermittent fasting (FLCCC, Lawrie), until they offer up Pharma.
Quite some time ago, we saw Lawrie gushing over McCullough at some event in the UK she had set up, with him as a guest, which set us wondering.
Sage Hana is a little ‘stream of consciousness’ in his style, but he has a useful nose.
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Introducing Jewish South African Billionaire Nathan Kirs(c)h who gave millions to the South African University where Ivermectin Promoters Tess Lawrie and Paul Marik both worked
Unpack that headline!
SAGE HANA
Buckle up Sunday is long in session.
Listen, Normies, this is a Boutique Stack.
We free flow and don’t arrive at tidy conclusions sometimes. This how it be. If you are a good detective and unbound by quaint notions of human nature and “WHO ARE THE GOODIES?” or “MAKE THIS FIT MY TWO PARTY PARADIGM” or “I AM LOYAL TO THIS TRIBE!” then perhaps you can help with more information.
AI Bot has found good receipts from highly highly highly motivated reasoners tilting at an enemy. AI Bot takes receipts and says thank you very much.
Consider this your NOT NORMIE FRIENDLY warning.
I’d like to introduce you to a Rich Dude named Kirsch.
Although this appears to be an anomalous spelling.
It’s “Kirsh”.
Or…Kirsh.
Let’s go to Spookipedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Kirsh
Nathan “Natie” Kirsh (born 6 January 1932) is a Swazi and South African billionaire businessman and philanthropist. He heads the Kirsh Group, which holds a majority stake in New York state cash and carry operation Jetro Holdings, owner of Restaurant Depot and Jetro Cash & Carry. The Group also holds equity and investments in Australia, Eswatini, the UK, the US, and Israel. He lives in Eswatini, and has residency in the United Kingdom and the United States.
Forbes estimated his wealth at $5.3 billion in April 2022. He was also listed on the UK’s Sunday Times Rich List 2018, and the wealthiest person in Eswatini by Forbes.[1]
Early life and education
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Nathan “Natie” Kirsh was born on 6 January 1932 to Jewish parents who immigrated to South Africa from Lithuania,[2][3][4] and he grew up in Potchefstroom.[5] He later matriculated from Potchefstroom Boys High, in 1949.[6] He encountered little antisemitism in Potchefstroom: “It was a very comfortable and good environment to grow up in.”[7] He also joined the Labor Zionist youth movement Habonim Dror.[7] He earned a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of the Witwatersrand, in 1952. He also holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Swaziland.[8]
Career
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In 1952, Kirsh began assisting his mother with the operation of his father’s original malt factory in Potchefstroom, then, in 1958,[2] launched his own first venture,[9] founding a corn milling and malt business in Eswatini.[10]
After having returned to South Africa, in 1968; in 1970,[10] Kirsh acquired Moshal Gevisser, a South African wholesale food distributor with a pilot cash and carry program.[10][2] At the time, the South African apartheid government prevented white business-owners from operating in black townships, and Kirsh began using Moshal Gevisser[2] to supply goods to black shopkeepers.[10] As a cash and carry business,[2] Moshal Gevisser became a dominant food retailer in South Africa.[10]
In June 1976, he founded Jetro, a cash and carry store in Brooklyn, New York.[2] He acquired Restaurant Depot in 1994,[10] then opened its first New York retail outlet in 1995, and Jetro and Restaurant Depot began operating as sister businesses under Jetro Holdings.[2] In 2003, Warren Buffett agreed to buy a minority share of Jetro Holdings; however, he and Kirsh could not agree on terms.[11] As of August 2018, Kirsh owned 75 percent of Jetro Holdings, which had about 115 Jetro Cash & Carry and Restaurant Depot stores in the United States.[2] That year, the Independent reported that several of Kirsh’s companies were registered in the British Virgin Islands and in Liberia, both of which are listed on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s tax haven “grey list”.[3] Kirsh Holdings Group, Kirsh’s primary holding group, continues to own half of Swazi Plaza Properties.[5]
In the late 1970s, he also acquired Magal Security Systems from Israel Aerospace Industries, listing the company on Nasdaq in 1993.[10] In 2009, Kirsh was a director and held a 24.2 percent stake in Magal Security,[12] which met controversy by providing fences in Israel.[13][14] In 2014, Kirsh sold his 40 percent stake in Magal to FIMI.[15]
Kirsh left South Africa in 1986,[5] after selling much of Kirsh Industries to Sanlam,[10][16] In 2006, his companies included Mira Mag and Ki Corporation. Through Kifin Limited, part of Ki Corporation, by 2008, he also held a stake in Minerva,[17] dropping a bid for majority ownership in 2010.[17][18]
By early 2018, Kirsh retained retail and property interests in Britain, the United States, Australia, and Eswatini.
Personal life
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Kirsh is married to Frances Herr, and they have three children, one son, Philip Kirsh, and two daughters.[19] They reside in Ezulwini, in Eswatini,[1][20] where he holds citizenship.[1][21] He keeps kosher but does not consider himself religious.[7] His brother, Issie, founded Radio 702 and Primedia.[22]
Philanthropy
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He established the Kirsh Foundation, an international charitable organization.[23] He has contributed significantly to Eswatini, primarily through the financing of small business startups and computer education in high schools. Between 2001-2016, his foundation funded 14, 000 startups, with a 70% success rate.[7] Its projects include a microfinance venture in collaboration with Swazi chiefs to provide “affordable loans and financial literacy training to Swazi women.”[21] By 2015, around 20,000 people were employed by small-scale businesses started by the fund.[21] In 2021, Kirsh funded a mission for humanitarian NGO IsraAID to aid with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Swaziland[24]
In recent years the fund has also focused on financing business startups and computer education in high schools and yeshivas in Israel.[7] Through the Natan fund, 700 startups had been financed as of 2016, with an 85% success rate.[7] The Kirsh family also donated $10 million to the Jerusalem Arts Campus, a new downtown campus for the Nisan Nativ Acting Studio, the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School, and the School of Visual Theater and the Center for Middle Eastern Music.[25] His foundation has also funded the Britain Israel Research and Academic Exchange Partnership, an initiative of the British Council and the British Embassy in Israel, together with the Pears Foundation, investing in world-leading research jointly undertaken by scientists in Britain and Israel. He also supports the Jewish People Policy Institute, a think tank with the purpose of promoting and securing the Jewish people and Israel.[26] His foundation also spearheaded Shine A Light, an initiative to raise awareness about modern antisemitism through education, community partnerships, workplace engagement and advocacy in the United States.[27] It is endorsed by the Anti-Defamation League.[28]
In 2020, Kirsh donated $8.8 million to his alma mater, the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg.[29]
In 2020, Kirsh donated $8.8 million to his alma mater, the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg.[29]
Hmmm…
That name sounds familiar.
Tess Lawrie, I hear, was on staff at University with Paul Marik of FLCCC.
FLCCC and Tess Lawrie and Steve Kirsch were all big Ivermectin proponents for the Dangerous Rogue Koronavirus crisis.
Tess and Paul have a lot of studies together.
AI Overview
Dr. Paul Marik is a South African-born physician who is credited with pioneering the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19. Here are some details about his time in South Africa:
- Medical education Marik earned his medical degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. He also earned a Master of Medicine in Internal Medicine in 1987.
- Hospital experience Marik worked as an ICU attending at Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, South Africa. While there, he also earned a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacology, a Diploma in Anesthesia, and a Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
- Move to the United States Marik moved to the United States in 1992 and has worked in various teaching hospitals. He is currently a professor of medicine and the chief of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, Virginia.
Marik has been involved in several controversial treatment protocols, including the HAT protocol for sepsis. He has also been outspoken about end-of-life health care in the United States, citing his experiences in South Africa.
Hold on!
Don’t get this twisted, you crazy Dark Conspiracy Theorists Analysts.
(Yes, Garden Gnome did emerge here once upon a time like a bat to pangolin koronavirus [🤪] and admonish CIA AI Bot for Dark Conspiracy Theory.)
Anyhoo, hold on!
This Kirsch does not refer to DNC MINI-OLIGARCH DARPA STEVE KIRSCH.
This guy Nathan Kirs(c)h is a real deal full-fledged oligarch.
And not panhandling for “support”.
Kumu courtesy the Police Cat.
Murdering the world is hard! 😅
It’s tough to get everybody on the same page!
Steve Kirsch. Ivermectin.
Tess Lawrie. Ivermectin.
Pierre Kory. Ivermectin.
FLCCC. Frontline is War Language.
For the Kovid, don’t you know. We are at War.
Bret Weinstein: “Argentina study which suggests essentially 100% effectiveness of Ivermectin.”
Did we have a pandemic?
Steve Kirsch: “…getting everybody to take Ivermectin and fluvoxamine for a month…then Covid would be wiped out.”
The South Africa connection.
University of Witwatersrand
Ivermectin Promotional Person!
Do y’all understand how Batshit Crazy it is to have a “World Ivermectin Day”?
I’m going to try desperately to make you see something.
World Council for Health World Health Organization A Better Way Forwards Build Back Better Madame Lawrie has been on the Ivermectin beat for a long time now.
This goes on and on.
The other areas of focus for Madame Lawrie appear to be brain cancers and glioblastomas.
Pandemic of the Glioblastomas?
Promo Code: Conspiracy Sarah
And…contraception and neonatal care.
Stunning coincidence that Paul Marik and Tess Lawrie ended up in your Brain Vector and part of aggressive Ivermectin teams, probably.
And a dude that looks like he could be the uncle of another dude donated to their shared uni.
And nephew-looking dude was all over the internet as the Tip O’Spear, and yes I used to call him that.
Multimillionaire Steve Kirsch beat cancer with an experimental treatment. Did Kirsch get one of the tucked away cancer cures from the Rockefeller Vault?
We begin with the Day Tapes #1:
Little Stevie and DARPA
Everything is in place, and nothing can stop us now.
“How to Save the World”
One guy is a Big Tech One ID Surveillance helpful inventor. Came up the ranks with DARPA as a kid and went on to become a quarter billionaire and Democratic Party Megadonor.
If we are going to save humanity from extinction, we had better be doing something about these 3 issues:
- global warming
- overpopulation
- the accelerating decline of every single major ecosystem
All of these trends are getting worse. None have been reversed at a global scale. We need action on all three. But right now, none of the candidates have the courage to even talk about serious solutions. In fact, on some issues, they won’t even talk about the problem!
Signed, Steve Kirsch ☝️
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