Wetware 104: Waste, Laundry, Entryway Mud Closet, Burn Piles and Footbath Decontamination

Here are some useful best practices that I'm utilizing to continue to decontaminate from adversarial wetware with respect to waste management, laundry and keeping your place tidy.

With synthetic biology, pervasive, and contamination a significant risk to a lot of the world’s population, here is what I’m doing to minimize contamination and continue to recover from an adversarial wetware (e.g. neuroweapon) attack in 2022. I hope this helps provide insight to others.

Disclaimer: This is not medical advice, it is adversarial wetware countermeasure advice in times of global neurowarfare.

Figure 1: Burnpiles in forward operating bases used by DOD help to destroy shed synthetic biology and wetware as well as waste. The focus now is to ensure clean incineration of wetware/synthetic biology and organics, while upcycling the usabl plastics to oils. [1]

#1 I’m washing my feet and not bring shoes inside of living quarters. Use of a mud closet has historically been my best practice. Further, there is a footbath with COVID-19 killing ingredients as well salts and alkaline water with borax and baking soda.

#2 I’m washing my clothes with borax and associated COVID-19 killing ingredients (e.g. synthetic biology disruptors) then letting the clothes absorb UV light with ozone and water.

#3 I’m burning my waste as I don’t want my contaminated wetware contaminating anyone else, it’s not the right thing to do, therefore, I’m combusting it in a small and contained “burn pile” style manner like Department of Defense DOD does with forward basis, but for organics with bio and synbio. This is nothing new, it is a historical best practice for destroying wetware as well as pathogens, but requires high temperatures to fully destroy the wetware (e.g. 400 degC to 600 degC). Use of propane torch to burn the wetware results in minimal degradation.

I’m going to design an advanced high temperature incinerator system to help with degradation of wetware for those that are all about planning ahead for the future and for those managing through a contaminated environment.

Important note, if you move from one place to another, the contamination will follow you with your belongings and then get amplified again at the new location, so find a way to clean your belongings. I use Lysol and Bleach proven to kill COVID-19 (e.g. wetware viruses, etc.).

Also, your body, which is contaminated, if you have “wetware style electronic waterboarding or harassment” (like the State Department, Department of Defense and Intelligence Community compromised individuals do) then cleaning your body over time will clear out the contamination and adversarial wetware, inclusive of fasting, eating no yeast, avoiding dairy and meats, maximizing alkaline water intake, and focusing on flushing with anti-oxidants and chelators, such as calcium-disodium-EDTA and Vitamin C.

I’ll then share that info with others as well as the opportunity for people to purchase a unit. Important note: I used to recycle waste and oils, so have expertise in waste management and got featured in Discovery News for my work on Backyard Biodiesel, a community based recycling of used cooking oil and greases to provide supply to local biodiesel brewers. The issue with biodiesel, after running the business, is that the margins are dependent upon the price of oil, which is volatile and the time it takes to locally source, filter and process via transesterification reaction is roughly 3 to 5 hours per gallon (not batch, but gallon, yes it is labor-hour consuming in small volume quantities of monthly diesel consumption for one or two trucks) of diesel or ester cleaners produced.

List of References

[1] https://www.pbs.org/newshour/tag/burn-pits