Hi Good post. No comments but good post
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 7:12 PM, bodhisattva <[email protected]>wrote: > Richard bringing up statistics, and how they make them say what they want > is a very good point. One thing I laugh about is these so-called "Virus" > outbreaks with very little credible evidence they are what they claim they > are. Let's give an example.. > > Lets say you crowd 9,000 pigs into a filthy barn, don't let the sun in, > don't ventilate it. Then you feed them terrible food, and shoot them up with > all kinds of junk to make them fat. Outside of this place are a bunch of > cesspools filled with countless tons of rotting pig bodies, feces, and > urine. A few hundred yards from this you have an overcrowded Mexican > Village with malnourished people drinking water sourced from an outflow of > those cesspools. > > So when people start getting sick, they of course ignore all of these other > causes, and factors, and say "Must be a new virus, let's run some tests > until we find it!".. This is a fixation with single pathogens that drives > our legal drug cartels, and it is silliness to the extreme. Statistically > it sounds great, a whole bunch of sick people next to a pig farm, must be a > virus, let's tell everyone! Let's patent a bunch of things, spend billions > on a bunch of other things, then convince governments and states to spend > billions, and we're going to get rich! > > Of course totally ignoring the fact that for the VAST MAJORITY of people, > this wouldn't be an issue, this would be just another virus in the millions > of viruses on the planet that is an "Opportunist". A sort of thing that > springs up from nature to "Cull the herd". I warned people H1N1 was a hoax, > and wouldn't amount to anything, this kind of thing is obvious to anyone > with even basic discernment. The fixation with specific bugs is ridiculous > in my opinion. > > When you take a compost bin, and toss in a bunch of old food, it becomes a > bacteria cesspool. The bacteria respond to a condition, you in effect create > a bountiful "Host" for them, and they move in. The same goes for your body, > if you become a hostile habitat for them, they probably won't live in you, > and you won't get much of anything moving forward. Modern medicine instead > of addressing the cause, which would be the compost in the compost pile, > instead develops a drug to "Kill" the bacteria responding to the compost.. > It's ass backwards! > > My wife is a pretty healthy young gal. I finally convinced her to do my > detox this year. She did, and what happened? She filled the toilet with a > pound of worms over a few days. Don't get grossed out, unless you have an > alkaline diet, and do regular detoxes, and avoid things like contaminated or > undercooked meat, you have worms in you, and they may have been in you for > decades. These worms responded to the hostile environment my herbs created > in her system, and exited the system as quickly as possible. We didn't > treat the worms, or develop a drug to kill the worms, instead we "Changed" > the environment in her system that facilitated their departure. It's not > hard science. > > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org > > Unsubscribe: > <mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe> > Archives: > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html > > Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:[email protected]> > List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:[email protected]> > > > -- Gurdjieff-- How can you expect fairness and decency on a planet of sleeping people?
