Doomsday Disclosure

How right is he?

Red 40 (U.S.) → E129 (EU) Same dye NOT banned Allowed with warning labels Yellow 5 (U.S.) → E102 (EU) Same dye NOT banned Allowed with warning labels Yellow 6 (U.S.) → E110 (EU) Same dye NOT banned Allowed with warning labels Blue 1 (U.S.) → E133 (EU) Same dye NOT banned Blue 2 (U.S.) → E132 (EU) Same dye NOT banned Green 3 (U.S.) → E142 (EU) Same dye NOT banned These do not have EU equivalents: Red 5 → not allowed anywhere Red 2 → not allowed in EU foods Citrus Red 2 → not allowed in EU foods Orange B → not allowed in EU foods Red 3 (U.S.) → E127 (EU) This is the ONLY U.S. dye that is banned in the EU but still exists under an E‑number. Everything else either: isn’t banned, isn’t used, or has no EU equivalent. (used on cocktail cherries) Citric Acid is really made from a black mold and carnauba wax is basically a car wax. The glucose syrup is usually a wheat based syrup, made like corn syrup is made, from the starches. 🙃

Reported Dorothy [8645240244] to admins.​​​​​​​​​

https://youtu.be/VGI4-4UPizQ * Commercial Warning ⚠️ * Humor Break! 🤣

The white latex from dandelion stems and wild lettuce have been known to help, also. The latex gets rid of boils. Need to put it on every day as many times as you can.

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https://youtu.be/zQb80Tpfb9k * ☠

That first part showing what looks to be a missile striking something causing the flooding looks like someone made that.