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The Mexican Horse Thief @[email protected] · 2026-08-20 · 11:59 UTC

Unnatural Phenomena Hypothesis One

Just recently we had all those elephants that died, and still no idea why? Oh lots of theories but not one solid fact I can find. Then the Sardines of our coast here. Again a lot of speculation, and I see the … people that play the virus fear game are already onto this one! Bullshit Trust the Science coming up!

While this is going on I have been looking up all the poisons that are used for just insect “control” so far. How no matter what the Trust the Science says on the labels, what we use DOES NOT break down. The bastards actually write that in the fine print, same as they do on your medicine drugs.

Before we go even one bloody step further better put in this bit of info, as I have one of them thingies.

A hypothesis is a proposed, testable explanation for a phenomenon or a specific prediction about the relationship between two or more variables. It serves as a starting point for further investigation or scientific experiments.

One gets “ Cold Case “ files on say murder. One day some ou admits to a few and that cleans up the docents a bit. The Biological Disaster Docket id FULL of unexplained things, full. The whales that beach is the biggest example, as whales are… big.

My hypothesis is just off the top of my head at the moment, but I think it IS a starting point for the further investigation.

Neurotoxins are to blame for some of these phenomena!

Most of the poisons for insects have neurotoxic poison in them. As I am already proving that these are in every single Biosphere, and still active this could explain a bit, the starting point. Neurotoxin I read about and kept up with my whole life. It is the venom that could kill me, not hurt, kill. And relatively quickly. Also I felt a bit of the effects of a bit of it in me! That Stiletto Snake has a bit in it. I had not had a drink or taken ANY mild altering substance for a few years at the time I was bitten. Oh boy, the pain was bad but the wonky drunk feeling was cool! Later that night the nightmares were not so cool ha ha.

Why do I tell you this? Because all living things on this planet right now are exposed to a lot of this type of toxin. Therefore back to the whales. I believe that the neurotoxins are making them drunk, losing their sense of bearing, crashing into land. In Visser and Chapman’s book,(old book) Snake and Snake Bite, one case history is of a chap bitten by a Black Mamba. He gets to hospital, gets treated and becomes a jolly fellow, like a happy drunk, doc goes home as patient seems fine. Patient died a little while after. He was high on venom. You may have seen there is a fad in India where men get bitten by Cobras to get high? Well, a drunk whale…. Could be as simple an explanation as that.

Again, I refer to The Butterfly Effect. How much poison is in say, those Krill?Need a person that can look into this stuff for me….

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#bigfivewars #bigpharma #biodivercity #biology #bissetcollection #conservation

The Mexican Horse Thief @[email protected] · 2026-08-20 · 11:59 UTC

Unnatural Phenomena Hypothesis One

Just recently we had all those elephants that died, and still no idea why? Oh lots of theories but not one solid fact I can find. Then the Sardines of our coast here. Again a lot of speculation, and I see the … people that play the virus fear game are already onto this one! Bullshit Trust the Science coming up!

While this is going on I have been looking up all the poisons that are used for just insect “control” so far. How no matter what the Trust the Science says on the labels, what we use DOES NOT break down. The bastards actually write that in the fine print, same as they do on your medicine drugs.

Before we go even one bloody step further better put in this bit of info, as I have one of them thingies.

A hypothesis is a proposed, testable explanation for a phenomenon or a specific prediction about the relationship between two or more variables. It serves as a starting point for further investigation or scientific experiments.

One gets “ Cold Case “ files on say murder. One day some ou admits to a few and that cleans up the docents a bit. The Biological Disaster Docket id FULL of unexplained things, full. The whales that beach is the biggest example, as whales are… big.

My hypothesis is just off the top of my head at the moment, but I think it IS a starting point for the further investigation.

Neurotoxins are to blame for some of these phenomena!

Most of the poisons for insects have neurotoxic poison in them. As I am already proving that these are in every single Biosphere, and still active this could explain a bit, the starting point. Neurotoxin I read about and kept up with my whole life. It is the venom that could kill me, not hurt, kill. And relatively quickly. Also I felt a bit of the effects of a bit of it in me! That Stiletto Snake has a bit in it. I had not had a drink or taken ANY mild altering substance for a few years at the time I was bitten. Oh boy, the pain was bad but the wonky drunk feeling was cool! Later that night the nightmares were not so cool ha ha.

Why do I tell you this? Because all living things on this planet right now are exposed to a lot of this type of toxin. Therefore back to the whales. I believe that the neurotoxins are making them drunk, losing their sense of bearing, crashing into land. In Visser and Chapman’s book,(old book) Snake and Snake Bite, one case history is of a chap bitten by a Black Mamba. He gets to hospital, gets treated and becomes a jolly fellow, like a happy drunk, doc goes home as patient seems fine. Patient died a little while after. He was high on venom. You may have seen there is a fad in India where men get bitten by Cobras to get high? Well, a drunk whale…. Could be as simple an explanation as that.

Again, I refer to The Butterfly Effect. How much poison is in say, those Krill?Need a person that can look into this stuff for me….

Rate this:

#bigfivewars #bigpharma #biodivercity #biology #bissetcollection #conservation

The Mexican Horse Thief @[email protected] · 2026-08-20 · 11:59 UTC

Unnatural Phenomena Hypothesis One

Just recently we had all those elephants that died, and still no idea why? Oh lots of theories but not one solid fact I can find. Then the Sardines of our coast here. Again a lot of speculation, and I see the … people that play the virus fear game are already onto this one! Bullshit Trust the Science coming up!

While this is going on I have been looking up all the poisons that are used for just insect “control” so far. How no matter what the Trust the Science says on the labels, what we use DOES NOT break down. The bastards actually write that in the fine print, same as they do on your medicine drugs.

Before we go even one bloody step further better put in this bit of info, as I have one of them thingies.

A hypothesis is a proposed, testable explanation for a phenomenon or a specific prediction about the relationship between two or more variables. It serves as a starting point for further investigation or scientific experiments.

One gets “ Cold Case “ files on say murder. One day some ou admits to a few and that cleans up the docents a bit. The Biological Disaster Docket id FULL of unexplained things, full. The whales that beach is the biggest example, as whales are… big.

My hypothesis is just off the top of my head at the moment, but I think it IS a starting point for the further investigation.

Neurotoxins are to blame for some of these phenomena!

Most of the poisons for insects have neurotoxic poison in them. As I am already proving that these are in every single Biosphere, and still active this could explain a bit, the starting point. Neurotoxin I read about and kept up with my whole life. It is the venom that could kill me, not hurt, kill. And relatively quickly. Also I felt a bit of the effects of a bit of it in me! That Stiletto Snake has a bit in it. I had not had a drink or taken ANY mild altering substance for a few years at the time I was bitten. Oh boy, the pain was bad but the wonky drunk feeling was cool! Later that night the nightmares were not so cool ha ha.

Why do I tell you this? Because all living things on this planet right now are exposed to a lot of this type of toxin. Therefore back to the whales. I believe that the neurotoxins are making them drunk, losing their sense of bearing, crashing into land. In Visser and Chapman’s book,(old book) Snake and Snake Bite, one case history is of a chap bitten by a Black Mamba. He gets to hospital, gets treated and becomes a jolly fellow, like a happy drunk, doc goes home as patient seems fine. Patient died a little while after. He was high on venom. You may have seen there is a fad in India where men get bitten by Cobras to get high? Well, a drunk whale…. Could be as simple an explanation as that.

Again, I refer to The Butterfly Effect. How much poison is in say, those Krill?Need a person that can look into this stuff for me….

Rate this:

#wildlife #whales #wellness #waynebisset #venom #trustthescience

The Mexican Horse Thief @[email protected] · 2026-08-20 · 11:59 UTC

Unnatural Phenomena Hypothesis One

Just recently we had all those elephants that died, and still no idea why? Oh lots of theories but not one solid fact I can find. Then the Sardines of our coast here. Again a lot of speculation, and I see the … people that play the virus fear game are already onto this one! Bullshit Trust the Science coming up!

While this is going on I have been looking up all the poisons that are used for just insect “control” so far. How no matter what the Trust the Science says on the labels, what we use DOES NOT break down. The bastards actually write that in the fine print, same as they do on your medicine drugs.

Before we go even one bloody step further better put in this bit of info, as I have one of them thingies.

A hypothesis is a proposed, testable explanation for a phenomenon or a specific prediction about the relationship between two or more variables. It serves as a starting point for further investigation or scientific experiments.

One gets “ Cold Case “ files on say murder. One day some ou admits to a few and that cleans up the docents a bit. The Biological Disaster Docket id FULL of unexplained things, full. The whales that beach is the biggest example, as whales are… big.

My hypothesis is just off the top of my head at the moment, but I think it IS a starting point for the further investigation.

Neurotoxins are to blame for some of these phenomena!

Most of the poisons for insects have neurotoxic poison in them. As I am already proving that these are in every single Biosphere, and still active this could explain a bit, the starting point. Neurotoxin I read about and kept up with my whole life. It is the venom that could kill me, not hurt, kill. And relatively quickly. Also I felt a bit of the effects of a bit of it in me! That Stiletto Snake has a bit in it. I had not had a drink or taken ANY mild altering substance for a few years at the time I was bitten. Oh boy, the pain was bad but the wonky drunk feeling was cool! Later that night the nightmares were not so cool ha ha.

Why do I tell you this? Because all living things on this planet right now are exposed to a lot of this type of toxin. Therefore back to the whales. I believe that the neurotoxins are making them drunk, losing their sense of bearing, crashing into land. In Visser and Chapman’s book,(old book) Snake and Snake Bite, one case history is of a chap bitten by a Black Mamba. He gets to hospital, gets treated and becomes a jolly fellow, like a happy drunk, doc goes home as patient seems fine. Patient died a little while after. He was high on venom. You may have seen there is a fad in India where men get bitten by Cobras to get high? Well, a drunk whale…. Could be as simple an explanation as that.

Again, I refer to The Butterfly Effect. How much poison is in say, those Krill?Need a person that can look into this stuff for me….

Rate this:

#bigfivewars #bigpharma #biodivercity #biology #bissetcollection #conservation

David Boles @[email protected] · 2026-07-31 · 14:54 UTC

The Plume and the Alibi

An answer to Caroline Fraser, whose book Murderland argues that lead and arsenic from the smelters of the Pacific Northwest helped produce the serial killers of the 1970s and 1980s. A reader sent me a fragment of an interview with you. You are asking why the Pacific Northwest produced so many serial killers, and you have arrived at smelters, at lead, and at a pair of graphs that lie on top of each other. You won a Pulitzer for Prairie Fires and you do not deserve a lazy reply, so here is the long one. One half of what you are saying is sound. The other half is rotten, and the rot is spreading into the half that deserves to survive. […]

https://bolesblogs.com/2026/07/31/the-plume-and-the-alibi/

#calcium #carolinefraser #children #criminology #ecology #lead

David Boles @[email protected] · 2026-07-31 · 14:54 UTC

The Plume and the Alibi

An answer to Caroline Fraser, whose book Murderland argues that lead and arsenic from the smelters of the Pacific Northwest helped produce the serial killers of the 1970s and 1980s. A reader sent me a fragment of an interview with you. You are asking why the Pacific Northwest produced so many serial killers, and you have arrived at smelters, at lead, and at a pair of graphs that lie on top of each other. You won a Pulitzer for Prairie Fires and you do not deserve a lazy reply, so here is the long one. One half of what you are saying is sound. The other half is rotten, and the rot is spreading into the half that deserves to survive. […]

https://bolesblogs.com/2026/07/31/the-plume-and-the-alibi/

#calcium #carolinefraser #children #criminology #ecology #lead

David Boles @[email protected] · 2026-07-31 · 14:54 UTC

The Plume and the Alibi

An answer to Caroline Fraser, whose book Murderland argues that lead and arsenic from the smelters of the Pacific Northwest helped produce the serial killers of the 1970s and 1980s. A reader sent me a fragment of an interview with you. You are asking why the Pacific Northwest produced so many serial killers, and you have arrived at smelters, at lead, and at a pair of graphs that lie on top of each other. You won a Pulitzer for Prairie Fires and you do not deserve a lazy reply, so here is the long one. One half of what you are saying is sound. The other half is rotten, and the rot is spreading into the half that deserves to survive. […]

https://bolesblogs.com/2026/07/31/the-plume-and-the-alibi/

#calcium #carolinefraser #children #criminology #ecology #lead

David Boles @[email protected] · 2026-07-31 · 14:54 UTC

The Plume and the Alibi

An answer to Caroline Fraser, whose book Murderland argues that lead and arsenic from the smelters of the Pacific Northwest helped produce the serial killers of the 1970s and 1980s. A reader sent me a fragment of an interview with you. You are asking why the Pacific Northwest produced so many serial killers, and you have arrived at smelters, at lead, and at a pair of graphs that lie on top of each other. You won a Pulitzer for Prairie Fires and you do not deserve a lazy reply, so here is the long one. One half of what you are saying is sound. The other half is rotten, and the rot is spreading into the half that deserves to survive. […]

https://bolesblogs.com/2026/07/31/the-plume-and-the-alibi/

#tedbundy #smelting #serialkillers #science #pulitzerprize #prairiefires

David Boles @[email protected] · 2026-07-31 · 14:54 UTC

The Plume and the Alibi

An answer to Caroline Fraser, whose book Murderland argues that lead and arsenic from the smelters of the Pacific Northwest helped produce the serial killers of the 1970s and 1980s. A reader sent me a fragment of an interview with you. You are asking why the Pacific Northwest produced so many serial killers, and you have arrived at smelters, at lead, and at a pair of graphs that lie on top of each other. You won a Pulitzer for Prairie Fires and you do not deserve a lazy reply, so here is the long one. One half of what you are saying is sound. The other half is rotten, and the rot is spreading into the half that deserves to survive. […]

https://bolesblogs.com/2026/07/31/the-plume-and-the-alibi/

#calcium #carolinefraser #children #criminology #ecology #lead

David Ojcius @[email protected] · 2026-07-24 · 09:22 UTC

Bacterial Neurotoxins: The Snake Venoms of the Microbial World -- A Clinical & Bioengineering Approach.

#Neurotoxins act as precise probes of neural signaling, influencing synapses, immunity & neurodegeneration.

#OpenAccess #neurotoxin #toxin #microbiology #bacteriology

https://davidojcius.blogspot.com/2026/07/how-bacterial-neurotoxins-drive-disease.html

#bacteriology #microbiology #toxin #neurotoxin #openaccess #neurotoxins