Microbe Fear Mongering: The Selling of Poisons

'We have become a society of people who fear the hosts of microbes that make their homes on and in us. The result of this fear is ingestion of poisons that not only destroy our health, but also destroy who we are.'

'We live with microbes constantly our entire lives. We require them to exist, even though some can be disease-inducing. The fact is that we live constantly with all sorts of microbes that have the potential of inducing disease. Streptococcus bacteria thrive on our skin—and normally do so without causing us any harm.

So why are people so afraid of microbes today? It’s because of fear mongering. Marketing has become highly skilled at directing people’s thoughts, whether we like to believe it or not. It isn’t simply advertisements, but messages—sometimes subliminal, sometimes direct—included in magazine articles and news media reports, spoken by paid professionals from medicine or simply famous and trusted, product placements in movies and television shows, and pseudo science published in journals beholden to corporate sponsors. We are bombarded with these messages.'

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GERM THEORY AND DEPOPULATION

'Let’s go deeper. In general, so-called contagious diseases are caused, not by germs, but by IMMUNE SYSTEMS THAT ARE TOO WEAK TO FIGHT OFF THOSE GERMS.

When we put the cart and the horse in proper alignment, things become clear. I fully realize this isn’t as sexy as talking about bio-engineered gene sequences in viruses, but the cart and horse must be understood.

GERMS ARE A COVER STORY.

What do they cover up?

The fact that immune systems are the more basic target for depopulation and debilitation of populations.

In a recent piece, I went over this situation vis-a-vis Third World countries, where contaminated water supplies, lack of basic sanitation, overcrowding, severe malnutrition and starvation, stolen fertile land, and Western medicines and vaccines are the real vectors that attack and destroy the immune system on a chronic basis—thereby enabling MANY germs, OTHERWISE HARMLESS, to continually cause deadly infections.

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Pasteur, Béchamp and Forbidden Medicine

 'Béchamp (doctor, biologist, chemist, and physicist) discovered microbes before Pasteur. After years of observation, he was able to prove that human beings create their own microbes in order to re-establish order and balance inside tissues and organs. Béchamp also discovered microzymas, the smallest living particles. These changed their shape – pleomorphism – and became microbes when a person’s health deteriorated. Germs were actually allies. He published many scientific papers to prove his theory.

Pasteur (chemist) used and falcified Béchamp’s results, publishing them under his own name with opposite conclusions.'

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Get dirty and avoid vaccinations…

 

'Third World countries without this sanitization obsession don’t have our levels of food allergies, asthma, and autism and even within developed countries, allergic reactions depend on demographics. Dr. Ben-Shoshan’s survey found that Canadian-born respondents were twice as likely as immigrants to suffer from food allergies, and that people in homes whose respondent had graduated from a post-secondary institution were almost 2½ times as likely to have a sesame allergy, twice as likely to have a tree nut allergy, and 63% more likely to have a peanut allergy.

It should come as no surprise to any scientist that a sanitized environment can be dangerous, as can be medical procedures that change the human body’s chemical balance. Our bodies are ecosystems for trillions of microorganisms that, each doing its own thing, somehow keep the body’s impossibly intricate circulation, muscular, hormonal, digestive, skeletal, respiratory, and nervous systems in balance and functioning. 

We have thousands of known species of bacteria in our bodies with more being discovered every year. For the great majority of these species, we have no inkling of their functions. Blasting our bacteria with blunderbuss antibiotics, or bludgeoning other systems in the human ecology with equally blunt weapons such as vaccines, will almost certainly cause collateral damage, some of which may not be known for decades to come.'

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The Post-Antibiotic Age: Germ Theory

 'When once you interfere with the order of nature, there is no knowing where the results will end.'
- Herbert Spencer

It was great while it lasted: the age of antibiotics. Sure came and went in a hurry, though, didn’t it? Left me with a few questions:

• How did antibiotics run their course already in just 50 years?
• How did we get so sick?
• Where does all the money go?
• Why aren’t we making any progress?
• What’s going to happen now?

These are the questions for which you can almost never get a straight answer. Unless you look beyond Newsweek, beyond the San Francisco Chronicle, beyond 20/20, or Ted Turner, beyond the media which year by year seem to cater to an ever-dwindling level of literacy and awareness…'


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