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    Posted: 23 Jan. 09 at 10:53

Okay,  I guess we can start this thread with some new database category tags of:

BWDRRM/2009 (Biological Warfare Defense Research Reference Material/2009),
VRRM/2009 (Vaccine Research Reference Material/2009)
ARRM/2009 (Agricultural Research Reference Material/ 2009)

And as tiny as I can make it to pull up on Google and other engines...

Other keyword flags for research agencies:  Accelerating Critical Therapeutics, MIL-CAM, Accelerated Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals, Rapid Vaccine Assessment, Protection and Detection, Tactical Biomedical, Biosecurity, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Emerging Technology, Materials Science, Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, Avian Flu, West Nile Virus, epidemic research, superflu, plagues, pathogen research, pharmatek,  force multipliers, force protection, force multiplying technology, bioelectromagnetic medicine, aerospace medicine, special aeromedical, hot zones, special aeromedical logistics, counter-viral drug kits, city defense. Plague, Typhus, Typhoid, Small Pox, Anthrax, VEE Infection, Ebola, Yellow Fever, Malaria, Q Fever, Tularemia, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Hepatitis D, Hepatitis E, Hepatitis X, Hepatitis Z, Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers, Influenzas, Radiation Medicine, RIFE, Radiation Oncology, Remedy Epidemicus, Genus Epidemicus, medical research, bacillus anthracis, brucella suis, coxiella burnetii, Francisella tularensis, Ascaris suum, Bacillus anthracis, Giardia lamblia, HIV, Viral encephalitides, Rickettsia prowazekii, Yersinia enterocolitica, Yersinia pestis, Salmonella, Shigella, Schistosoma, Vibrio cholerae, Botulinum, Ricin, Stapholococcal enterotoxin, Cholera endotoxin, Diptheria toxin, Nicotine, Snake toxin, Tetrodotoxin, Rice blast, Rye stem rust, Wheat stem rust, materiel research, personal protective equipment, PPE, infectious diseases, Army Medicine, USAMRMC, US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, Army, medical, materiel, MRMC, medicine, research, military, MEDCOM, DARPA, CDC, USAF, Biological Threat Reduction Program, Threat Agent Detection and Response, Cooperative Biological Research, Chemical Warfare, Homeland Security, United States Congress, Committee on Armed Services, Committee on Homeland Security, Committee on Science and Technology, Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, United States Senate, International Narcotics, Terrorism, Technical Intelligence, Counterintelligence, Domestic Security, Human Medical Experiments, Medical Ethics, Synthetic Biological Agents, Emerging Viruses, Emerging Virii, Chemical and Biological Weapons Threat Assessments, Nuclear Defense, Radiation Protection, Biodefense, SARS, Bioinformatics, Biocrime, proliferation, bioterrorism, emerging infectious disease, State Department, Poor Man's Bomb, NBC Warfare, Gulf War Syndrome, Agent Orange, Veterans Affairs, Vietnam Veterans of America, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, OSS Society, Association of Former Intelligence Officers, pro-life, survival, homeschool, Democrat, Republican, Liberal, Conservative, Tamiflu, White House Science Advisory Committee, AFSB, advisory board, Defense Science Advisory, Defense Science Board, Defence, Oncology, national security, Hoover Institute, Heritage Foundation, Eagle Forum, Defense policy analysis, OSD, SECDEF, Secretary of Defense, Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC), Air Force 2025, Aggressor Squadron, Archimedes, Pegasus, Magi-Q, Transnational threats, Environmental Security, Defense Health Agency, Defence Research Agency, Ministry of Defence, Defence Evaluation and Research Agency, Biological Weapons Convention, toxins, anti-crop agents, herbicide, pesticide, environmental, remediation, mitigation.


Some clips from my website, www.MolecularDyne.com , for you.

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MDyne Genus Epidemicus Charts!

  • Avian Flu (Requires password to view; Given when folks join the newsletter).
  • I'll send you the password & secret link by email after catching up with postings.
  • West Nile (Free link.  Big file w/ charts.  Dial-up / low RAM users may need to reload the page a couple times until all pics download.)
  • This is a messy page of notes I threw out a long time ago, but some WNV GE charts are there.  All theoretical since I have never actually worked against these two viral patterns -- just the less treacherous strains -- and that's why I'm picking your brain regarding your epidemic experiences for this thread.

On the Initial & Repetitive Doses:

Test Dosing, Remedy Adjustments, and Avoidance of Aggravation.

Pictorial Overview of the LM vs. C potencies

Differences in Treatment of Acute vs. Chronic Disease

(from the David Little Library)

Vitamin C reads from Robert Cathcart, M.D.  (Yup, some Mixopathy!TongueDr. Cathcart is an orthomolecular monster of Vitamin C strictly!  Nice additions in backup, but I don't stick to his work much due to the impossible logistics of being able to give everyone Vitamin C in huge quantities whereas homeopathy is medicine capable of rapid mass production out to many millions of doses every 24 hours if you really push it with an emergency factory engineering approach.  American and Allied air forces can certainly handle the supply logistics and subsonic to supersonic, global air lift when better set up.   All the stuff of:

  1. Project MOONSHINE: How to Defend the Cities Against Bio & Chemical Warfare.  Improvised Medicinal Mass Production, Logistics Template, and Tactics. Unclassified with Emerging Cancer Research Notes. First Edition, by,  www.MolecularDyne.com,   Hardcopy, Softcover, and Paperback only with possible later e-book release.  Retail price yet to be determined. *Counter-epidemic notes in here.

This was meant for a book, but I am occupied with other things at the moment.  Most is on my website anyhow.  A classified Executie Summary version exists, but that's all I should say for now. 


Back in a bit.....some farm things and animals getting unruly!  LOL


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Okay, I'm back.  Sorry about that.  You know goats!  LOL

Re:  super secret homeopathy stuff.

"ORCON" classified -- meaning for any government twits reading this:   I generated it.  I invented it.  I'll declassify whatever the hell I see fit on it when and where I see fit unless contractually obligated not to.

As for the American government version of homeopathy against Super Flu, I honestly do not know the full depths of it and seriousness at the top (if any).   I can tell you there has been serious R&D into homeopathy via DoD and contractors.  http://excalibur.110mb.com/dod.htm.

It seems to be receiving a warm welcome among small circles of allopaths and Integrative Medicine people within DoD who know better and are trying.  I object, however, to the repainting of it in allopathic conehead form as "microdose" and "ultradilute" drivel.   They neglect to credit Hahnemann or study the full depths of our art, and judge it in allopathic light, and so therefore are incompetent to make any national security determination with eggheads like that in administrative oversight. Angry  

For my part, all I can do is keep grumbling as a vulgar professor duck, make trouble and make them jittery here and there, and so at least the good generals and other agency dweebs are forced to give it a continual second look.  The function of my cartoon duck is to stand out here like a mad prophet continually screaming: "To hell with you all!!  Poopy!!! Poopy!!! Poopy!!!  Poopy on you all, Pentagon!!!  You Washington D.C. pCensoredssies!!!!  G-damn incompetent eggheads!!!  No good loafers on the tax dole!!!!!  Wake up!!!!!  Bah, what the hell do I care!  Fine then.   You go die off.  Yes, let the people and these vile city slickers rot in hell.  FCensored it all!!!  You're all gonna die!  Good!!!  I don't like Washington and Pentagon pukes anyhow.  Let them burn."   And, where the generals drop the ball, they get nervous because they know the vision is spread in other places -- Congress, Senate, various agencies, the public, foreign nations.  People are going to want to know why they dropped the ball when the cities are dying off someday. 

But, have they dropped the ball?   Do they work on my stuff?  Do they pursue better things in the darkest of corners?   I honestly don't know.   I don't think so.  If you gamble on anything, it is always best to presume Washington filled with no good cowards and treasonous scum.  And, if they do pursue it, you can bet they'll do so in secret because that's strategically required in evading allopathic conspiracies.  And, if I do now or later ever know what's going on, probably I'll be contracted to lie to you about it anyhow.  Sorry! LOL

But, I can promise you that whatever you say here regarding the treatment of epidemics, there is a technical intelligence spy out there somewhere in America who is paid to read and digest it all.  There are enemy nations who read it and actually subscribe to my blog more so than my own country or your England.  And, I have no idea what your England is doing about it....but you might want to inform your future king about it sometime.  Maybe he can help out?   Have him talk to these Washington eggheads and have his sharper people teach Pentagon dipsCensoredts properly about homeopathy?  After all, when his England is dying from germ warfare someday soon, U.K.'s strategic position in the world won't be much served when over half the U.S. is down, disabled, and dying off in potentially just one week.

Questions for you:

Plenty, but most that we should probably not go over in the open or even at all.  Heck, bill these twits for access to our thoughts! LOL  I'm in no hurry to save the world or keep cities alive.  Poopy on that!  LOL  They'll have to figure out the mass production engineering on their own.

Prescribing and posology-wise, we often think of plagues in terms of natural epidemics.  Malaria, etc.   There are the more man-made weapons strains which can resemble AIDS, for example.   I do not know if  AIDS was  engineered and unleashed in the world as some conspiracy folks claim, but I do know -- with a fair degree of certainty based in credible testimony of insiders with Big Pharma -- that allopathy was able to cure it long ago.  They chose not to in favor of a commercially more lucrative treatment drug and course.  Confused

....The more insidious virii.  The dormant ones.  The ones that can sneak in on us like a mild case of the flu and then amplify -- especially when merged in conjunction with another -- these are emerging biological warfare threats the nations face.  I'm talking about a widespread Trojan Horse insertion under Strategic Biological Warfare (SBW) ops followed up by a more massive Activation Virus.   It would take ample genetic and bio engineering, but is certainly possible on a Third World budget.  Like that, you can unleash controlled Biological Warfare in the world -- so as to target key populations, demographics, etc. -- without endangering your own people among the covert spread.  And we sit pretty much with our pants down and bent over for that as First Worlders who are always trying to enslave the Third World's cows.  One day, they'll deck us pretty badly Ouch and really only homeopathy can save the day, in my view. Tongue  The more Allopathy conspires against us...that's cool....we'll just live while the oligarchs die off.   So, what the hell do I care if Washington does or doesn't do anything on it?   I only care when paid to care these days! LOL  And that's just for giving those pukes the time of day.  Politeness costs double.  Caring I can't bill them on fairly because I honestly don't anymore. Cry  But, now and then, I get bored and have an itch to don my Super Man costume once more.  That about sums it up here. Embarrassed

Anyhow, so, from my view, the potential types of virii we may have to engage could come in any form of rubrics.   At first, they'll probably seem fairly benign.  Immediate homeopathic action against them would help, but I think -- as a second strain is unleashed or the engineered virii moves differently when attacked by the body -- the initial cases could be confusing to us.  It may seem like aggravation or proving to us when we forget that it may be an engineered issue.  And, for that reason, I tend to appreciate the blood nosode all the more.  It may be Mixopathy, but I have seen it work wonders against these toxic metals in the blood.  For example:  A case of Mercury worked against with blood autonosode.

...Well, for now, no specific questions.  Just wondering what input you have on all that when considering things from this more obscure, engineered viral perspective rather than the natural epidemics you've engaged.

Thank you! Tongue

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1. PASTEUR’S GOSPEL – QUASIMODO IN DISGUISE
We shall first investigate the prevalent idea in medicine about disease causes. It should be clear from the start that we do not necessarily agree with their ideas about the origins of diseases. They are based on a concept that is 150 years old and al-ready so geriatric that it fails to account for many diseases. Instead of having a brisk walk, it stumbles along on crutches and misses important steps. That it was a cripple from the start seems to have escaped the attention of its maker, his admirers and his modern worshipers. He presented a Quasimodo of a creature that tolled the bell for each disease. We refer here of course to the Gospel of Pasteur; that great plagiarist of the 19th Century.

When we examine the time in which he lived, we discover that homeopathy was gaining ever-wider acceptance and the orthodox efforts at disproving its tenets stood on ever-shakier grounds. Desperate for something that could be seen with the eyes and felt with the fingers, the orthodox were forever searching for the material cause of disease. The development of the microscope and the discoveries made with it, gave them great hopes.
It was until Pasteur presented his faulty notions to the Academié de Science in Paris that those hopes had remained unfulfilled. Pasteur gave in one stroke what they had been so desperate to discover and thus they all agreed in a surprising unity of voice, with but a few exceptions.
Surprising, because science and scientists are known to generally disagree with one another over every proposal. Pasteur’s previous presentation of a vaccination against Rabies had been furiously debated on its merits and demerits. Hence their almost universal agreement with his next proposal is all the more astonishing. The only exception since has been the initial universal acceptance of Hiv as the cause of Aids. Gallo does however not even come close to Pasteur’s feat. Gallo’s notions are at least challenged. We shall challenge Pasteur’s notions too, for such is high time.
We only need to mention the theories proposed by Bruno and Galileo or Kepler and Copernicus or Einstein and Bohr, to illustrate this tendency to disagreement. The further disagreements in archaeology are another case in point and the discussion that raged over Darwin’s theories before they became more generally accepted, could fill large volumes. That discussion is moreover far from over and finished, if re-cent publications are any indication.

Pasteur’s notions are the Constitution of Medical Orthodoxy, if you like. It is the sole unchallenged ‘scientific’ notion, as contrary to all others.
Nonetheless, it serves us well to scrutinise these theoretical notions of the 19th century carefully, for they are rooted in a pattern of thought that sought to deny God and his influence over our lives. If instead they could find something that could re-place the Deity as the major player in health and disease, they would have made great strides in diminishing the influence of the clergy over the lives of people.
The so-called enlightened view of that time sought to establish man’s supremacy over his destiny, rather than succumbing to the Church, the clergy or God. Instead, man should be so devilishly clever that he could do away with religious influence and once and for all establish his own power over nature. Pasteur seemed to have achieved this in one stroke of genius and hence he is revered to this very day.
We face therefore a formidable task.

We have to unsaddle a man and a theory that have been firmly in place for over 150 years as the main explanation of nearly all of human suffering from disease. As collateral damage, the entire structure of modern medicine based on these false no-tions, must necessarily crumble to dust. Therefore it seems wise to calculate in that this is not likely to happen – at least not in my lifetime. The establishment will not ac-cept it, simply because the notion has become so ingrained that to give it up will be seen as an act of self-denial.
Hence a man, apparently so formidable that his theory has held sway for so long will be difficult to defeat, it seems. Nonetheless, we shall attempt to show that his theory is but a theory and one that is moreover not supported by the facts in the field.
These facts in the field show us a completely different scene, in which the bugs are not the enemy, but our dear and trusted friends, which are doing their utmost to protect us from disease and dangerous Pharmaceutical drugs. It shows us that we have it upside-down, back-to-front and inside out when we regard the bugs as dan-gerous to our wellbeing. It shows us that cause and result can never be equated or confused, when we observe the facts closely.

Whoever heard of something that was told the wrong way around? The world is full of such misdirected notions, witness the belief in democracy for instance or the idea that if you play in the lottery often enough you will certainly one day win the jackpot. These notions are as unrealistic as considering the germs to be the cause of disease, as we shall shortly discover.
Notwithstanding all so-called evidence, we shall show that this evidence points to the exact opposite of what is surmised. The evidence is contrary to the ideas at-tached to it. No scientist ever was able to infect cells in the lab without first adding the right nutrients, the right conditions and circumstances to generate the process they call responsible for disease.

But let us first find out what his theory entails.
The Grand Gospel
Louis demonstrated that the fermentation process is caused by the growth of microorganisms, and that the growth of microorganisms in nutrient broths is not due to spontaneous generation, but rather to biogenesis (Omne vivum ex ovo).

‘He exposed boiled broths to air in vessels that contained a filter to prevent all particles from passing through to the growth medium and even in vessels with no filter at all, with air being admitted via a long tortuous tube that would not allow dust particles to pass. Nothing grew in the broths; therefore, the living organisms that grew in such broths came from outside, as spores on dust, rather than spontaneously generated within the broth. This was one of the last and most important experiments disproving the theory of spontaneous generation. The ex-periment also supported germ theory.
‘While Pasteur was not the first to propose the germ theory (Girolamo Fracas-toro, Agostino Bassi, Friedrich Henle and others had suggested it earlier), he devel-oped it and conducted experiments that clearly indicated its correctness and man-aged to convince most of Europe it was true. Today he is often regarded as the fa-ther of germ theory and bacteriology, together with Robert Koch.

‘Pasteur's research also showed that some microorganisms contaminated fer-menting beverages. With this established, he invented a process in which liquids such as milk were heated to kill most bacteria and moulds already present within them. He and Claude Bernard completed the first test on April 20, 1862. This process was soon afterwards known as pasteurisation (or "pasteurization" in America).
‘Beverage contamination led Pasteur to conclude that microorganisms infected animals and humans as well. He proposed preventing the entry of microorganisms into the human body, leading Joseph Lister to develop antiseptic methods in surgery.

‘In 1865, two parasitic diseases called pébrine and flacherie were killing great numbers of silkworms at Alais (now Alès). Pasteur worked several years proving it was a microbe attacking silkworm eggs which caused the disease, and that eliminat-ing this microbe within silkworm nurseries would eradicate the disease.
‘Pasteur also discovered anaerobiosis, whereby some microorganisms can de-velop and live without air or oxygen, called the Pasteur effect.

‘Pasteur's later work on diseases included work on chicken cholera. During this work, a culture of the responsible bacteria had spoiled and failed to induce the dis-ease in some chickens he was infecting with the disease. Upon reusing these heal-thy chickens, Pasteur discovered that he could not infect them, even with fresh bac-teria; the weakened bacteria had caused the chickens to become immune to the dis-ease, even though they had only caused mild symptoms.
‘Edward Jenner had also discovered vaccination, using cowpox to give cross-immunity to smallpox (in 1796), and by Pasteur's time this had generally replaced the use of actual smallpox material in inoculation. The difference between smallpox vac-cination and cholera and anthrax vaccination was that the weakened form of the lat-ter two disease organisms had been generated artificially, and so a naturally weak form of the disease organism did not need to be found.’
(Wikipedia)

It is not because the other bacteria had become weakened – by what? Having been in Pasteur’s laboratory? It states the bacteria were responsible. Then how can they fail? By what twist of logic other than sudden acquired weakness out of nowhere can the responsible bacteria fail, we fail to comprehend. Is an escape by accident a reason to become weaker? One would rather conclude the opposite. By what mechanism this weakness ensued, Pasteur does not mention.
Moreover, his ‘broths’ contained nutrients and were thus not pure cultures. This same method is used today to prove the viral load, which others have debunked as a ‘viral load of crap’. Such broths may have ‘weakened’ the strain, is the idea. Hence the entire notion of the germ theory is based on false premises, where an artificially produced increase in germs was presented as proof that these germs were the culp-able entities responsible for the disease. An increase towards the final state is a re-sult, rather than a cause, so what are we supposed to understand from this? That cause and result are the same thing, as we shall see further down.
It moreover made man a victim rather than a responsible person, who is there-fore also responsible for his diseased state. By absolving man of his responsibility for healthy thought and thus healthy living, they had in another stroke of luck arrogated the role of the clergy to themselves. What first was restricted to the clergy – power over life, sin and death, had now fallen into the hands of the medical profession, whose standing has increased ever since, while the power of the clergy is ever-waning.
Due to such false notions, we get ‘news’ articles like the following examples.
Panic, Pandemonium & No Panacea
We shall oppose these notions, which are given in by fear; that great assassin of intelligence. It hinders the proper assessment of what really happens, but then again, doctors are not known as fanatic members of the factinistas.

Tories pledge to fine "super-bug" hospitals
Wednesday, January 2 2008 06:48 pm

‘London (Reuters) – NHS hospitals would be fined for every patient that con-tracted a super-bug virus in their wards under a Tory government, opposition leader David Cameron announced Wednesday.
‘If elected prime minister, the Conservative leader promised tougher regulations as a "means of hard-wiring infection control" into the NHS in the wake of patients dy-ing from contracting the deadly MRSA and Clostridium difficile viruses.
‘In a speech at the Trafford General Hospital in Manchester – where the NHS was inaugurated in 1948 – Cameron launched his bid to "replace Labour as the party of the NHS" as the organisation enters its seventh decade.
‘Cameron criticised Labour's handling of the national health provider, saying a Tory government would ensure "medical professionals recover their professional freedom".
‘And he vowed to get tough on hospitals that allow patients to become infected by super-bugs, by fining them and making them cover the costs of treatment arising from viruses.

"I don't think hospitals should be paid – or paid in full – for a treatment which leaves the patient with an infection," he said. "So-called 'treatment following adverse events' should be the responsibility of the provider, not the purchaser, the hospital, not the GP or primary care commissioner. GPs can spend the money that they save to improve care elsewhere."

‘The government hit back saying that patients would be put in danger by the comments.
‘Latest figures show that that there were 6,000 cases of MRSA and 55,000 inci-dents of C.difficile over the past year.
‘Late last year the chairman of the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells Hospital Trust in Kent resigned after C.difficile outbreaks contributed to the deaths of 90 pa-tients in its care.
‘The government has announced a 50 million pound ward-by-ward deep clean of hospitals and ordered medics to wear short-sleeved tunics to prevent accidental spread of infection.’
(BBC News)

As if the hospital is guilty of planting bugs in the first place. These bugs are everywhere – let’s take swabs in the toilets of Parliament, for instance, just after Cameron has been there – and in hospitals they find hospitable ground. Cameron proves with this knee-jerk reaction that he is but a brainiac from the nerd-brigades. He is in good company, with all the doctors that can do little or nothing about hospital bugs. They simply instigate Co-trioxymazole treatment and ‘leave the rest to nature’. Consider the following story, 2 days later.


‘Bug forces hospital ward closures
‘Friday, January 4, 2008 06:01 pm

‘The norovirus outbreak has forced at least 98 wards in 44 hospitals to close to new patients across the UK, NHS bosses said.
‘The worst affected areas are the North West and South West – but no region has escaped the effects of the bug, which causes vomiting and severe diarrhoea.
‘A survey suggested the virus has cost UK business £80 million in the past two days because of staff illness. The numbers of people reporting sick has increased by nearly 40%, the research by Active Health Partners found.
‘One hospital trust has suspended routine surgery until the middle of next week, citing norovirus as a factor. Another is interviewing all new patients to prevent the vi-rus spreading. Many are restricting visiting hours, preventing the delivery of flowers and urging sick visitors to stay away until 48 hours after their illness passes.
‘The record number of cases of the virus is forcing hospitals to introduce tough cleanliness measures. One hospital said it was carrying out a "deep clean" before reopening wards and another reminded visitors to wash their hands as the alcohol gel provided would not stop the virus.
‘Doctors predict 200,000 patients contracted the virus between Christmas and the New Year. Norovirus frequently causes outbreaks in places where people con-gregate, such as schools and cruise ships. Many cases also occur in hospitals and may cost the NHS more than £100 million a year during epidemics.
‘The Health Protection Agency (HPA) reported in December that the 2007 noro-virus season had started "uncharacteristically early", with a greater number of cases nationally from the first week of November.
‘Norovirus is the most common cause of infectious gastroenteritis in England and Wales. The virus is easily transmitted by contact with an infected person, by consuming contaminated food or water or by contact with contaminated surfaces or objects.
‘According to the HPA, symptoms will begin about 12 to 48 hours after becoming infected and will usually last 12 to 60 hours. Most people make a full recovery within one or two days, however some (usually the very young or elderly) may become very dehydrated and require hospital treatment.’
(BBC News)

You would not expect them to do too much about it – £100 million a year one does not give up to more stringent measures. That would be such a waste of easy money! After all, this year they have a bonus: norovirus season is unusually early and generates an expected 200,000 victims – in one weekend. If we consider them to ‘cost’ a minimum of £10 in treatment with drugs each, they can rake in a cool £2 million in drug sales alone in the next few days! No way they are going to give up a theory that provides the excuse again and again!
They will only be not so pleased the ‘routine surgery’ had to be suspended. ‘Routine surgery’ is a euphemism for teaching the students how to cut. It involves of-ten little more than learning to make the right incisions, after which the patient is sown up again and charged for the full operation. It is nearly always on patients on the famous ‘waiting lists’, for whom there is no urgency at all – hence their place on that list in the first place.
They are there because they provide the easily available ‘material of and for in-struction’. These people do not need any operation but have been told they do, sooner or later and are put on the ‘waiting-list’. Whenever it is ‘surgery practise for new interns’, some hapless victim – or several – are scrapped off the list and the stu-dents use him or her in lieu of a corpse and if not careful, turn him into one. Of course the waiting list never gets shorter, for there are always new suckers ready for ‘elective surgery’.
The term alone should make one suspicious, for when sick, there is nothing to elect for surgery but the sick part. Hence elective surgery can but mean what it says – they will elect which part the student is to cut up this time. Elections are about choice. In the sick, one has no choice but to remove the sick part, if that is one’s out-look on rational and adequate treatment. So the term alone is something that must arouse our curiosity to know what or who is elected or which student is elected to do the cutting that day. As with the germs, the idea is back to front, but the germs are here the point of discussion.

Thus, while the germ theory seems to hold great merit, we must question its foundation, its logic and above all its usefulness in explaining disease. Let us see whether the germ theory is all that it is cracked up to be or whether it is but a prover-bial reptile made out of a pile of dung.
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Circular Reasoning by Bungling Bishops
We are in a hole in time, which is the cavern of modern medicine. Walls that are dogmas, from which drips ancient wisdom in a patter of slimy opinions, while outside a storm of data has gathered.
They start with the logic of Euclid. The shortest connection between two points is a straight line. What is a straight line? The shortest connection between two points. Regardless the straightness of the lines it is circular reasoning.
Then they continue with the wisdom of Newton. If there is no change in the di-rection of a moving body, the direction of a moving body is not changed. But if some-thing is changed, it is changed as much as it is changed.
They are like geologists, determining the age of the rocks by the fossils. How is the age of fossils determined? By the age of the rocks.

Now from medicine’s point of view:
What is the shortest possible connection between health and disease? The shortest possible time between giving a medicine and killing the germs is a straight poison. What is the shortest possible connection between disease and health? A straight poison is the best possible means to kill germs in the shortest time. Notwithstanding the straightness of the poison, it will also kill the patient by circumvention.
If a medicine does not change the numbers of the machine, the numbers on the machine are not changed. If a medicine does change the numbers on the machine, it changes them as much as they are changed. In other words, their statement is that the medicine is either useless and the patient does not get better. Or the medicine is supposed to work and the patient gets better. Such wisdom we must defile. If you ask the patients, they tell you they are not getting better.
Similarly, how is the virus determinable of disease? By the amount of vira in a disease. How is the disease determinable by the vira? By the severity of the disease compared to the amount of vira. Their statement is that when more vira can be seen more vira will be seen. Such wisdom we shall not defile.

Hence, circular reasoning is employed in medical science today. They find themselves in an august assembly, as we noted from our examples, yet the popu-larity of a faulty piece of reasoning does not make it right. This is however what one expects from faulty religious belief – it must use circular reasoning to remain stand-ing. The Church of Medical Science also presents its catechism in circular terms, in-voking mythological beings to sustain it. Here are the mythological entities that the Church has designated as worshipful.
The quasi-devil Virus and his consort Bacterium are the deities worshiped by the atheistic-materialistic Church of Medical Science. Bacterium and Virus are always in-voked, especially because nobody seems to have the faintest idea how to explain them. Generally, they explain them away as the Cause of all causes, a position, which religion reserves for the supreme deity. When these devils don’t suffice, the other devils, Bacillus and Microbe, can be invoked whenever Virus and Bacterium don’t answer their prayers.
A Money-Theistic Religion
There is a new star in the firmament of medical devils, invoked because neither the major nor the minor devils answered the prayers. They call this devil Hiv and he is the Evil One, who tries to dethrone the major deities. Gallo and Montagnier are the Moses and Aaron of this deity and they have given us their Ten Commandments on what it is and how to deal with it. After all, Gallo/Moses went up the Mountain Hiv and ‘saw the glory’. He appears to be gradually succeeding, but seems like the Golden Calf in appearance. This is no wonder, for this real and veritable devil is iatrogenesis in disguise.

Whether they jump or arrive at a more leisurely pace at the conclusion, they stubbornly believe Aids to be caused by Hiv. We expect the pantheon of devils to ex-pand much further once there are enough iatrogenic diseases demanding their ap-pearance. It is a polytheistic belief, as we discover, while they present themselves differently. Instead, they profile themselves as a purely money-theistic religion.

The Isopanisad says:

‘The wise have explained that one result is obtained from the culture of know-ledge and a different result is obtained from the culture of nescience.’
(Veda-Vyasa K.D. Iso. 10)

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In regards to Hiv, the Aids-councils and their minions, the doctors and the internists, seem to be talking science but in fact they talk nescience or plain ignorance. They only express their beliefs, similar to any other church or religion. Yet, it is claimed that this belief is based on reason and to follow the facts of science. However, it has little or nothing to do with science, as it does not follow the scientific method. An unproven hypothesis does not follow scientifically validated facts.

While a hypothesis is a good working platform to start from, it is no substitute for scientific work and verification. As long as hypotheses rule the roost, there is no cer-tainty in anything brought forward. So how can we accept the mythological basis of Hiv when no laboratory test ever isolated the virus? All they talk about are viral loads, but these come from previous diseases and have no relation, nor correlation with Hiv, because they are also found in those not Hiv-positive. Every disease associated with Aids – an ‘Aids-defining illness’, as it is called – is also found in those not asso-ciated with Aids. In fact, all these diseases are old acquaintances from hundreds of years ago. So how does the disease define Aids? Only if one of those lousy tests de-clares you Hiv positive, you are suddenly suffering from Aids-defining illnesses.
This they will defend religiously, calling in the media when you do not comply to their Emperor’s wish, which includes accepting the dogma. That this dogma is itself an aberration, based on a delusion, seems to escape their attention. Then again, so much escapes their attention that such sloppy observation is almost to be expected.

While the above typification is apt to describe the attitudes in modern orthodox medicine, their approach to the germs and diseases is the call to war, as we noted in the introduction. Since war is an appropriate description for their actions, we shall use modern so-called ‘asymmetrical warfare’ as our example. Asymmetric warfare consist of an insurgency opposing a regular army which is far superior in firepower, technology and electronics, but which is ill-equipped to fight the insurgency.
BacZilla, Medicine’s Terrorist
They hold to the unreliable proposition that microscopic entities called bacilli, bacteria, vira and microbes have sufficient power to make us sick. They even go so far as to declare these creatures can kill you, regardless their infinitesimal size and that therefore they are exceedingly dangerous and must be killed themselves.
Iatrogenesis or environmental impact, except in occupational hazards with the latter, are generally ignored and they never listen to the patient. Side effects are also iatrogenic or caused by the medicine. If the patient complains about side effects, his complaint is ignored, unless it is visible to the doctor.
The patient is told that such reactions occur seldom and he must not worry; it is simply ‘the body adjusting to the treatment.’ When the side effects are severe, they hook the patient up to machinery in ‘intensive care’, leave him further to his own devices, go about their business and hope for the best. If he succumbs, it is simply written off as ‘collateral damage’ or they blame the disease, whichever is more convenient to the situation.

They rather stare themselves blind on numbers from machine readings and numbers of creatures in slick microscopic slides, in which they have caught the vira and microbes, bacteria and bacilli or other germs, associated with disease. These numbers may satisfy the bookkeeper’s mentality, but they do not numb the discern-ing intellect into blind acceptance or uncritical, slavish following.

Resembling the situation in the last couple of wars the US has been engaged in, we could call this medical war on the germs the Vietnam or the Iraq War of Medicine. Since the Iraq War is actual and since the situations resemble each other so well, we have chosen this War as our metaphor.
They consider BacZilla one of the main terrorists of medicine and have a host of these creatures ready to scare us with. They credit them with unbelievable powers over life and death and declare that all must be eliminated from every surface – hence the cleaning agents that sell best are those that advertise ‘it kills 99% of all germs and bacteria!’

So great is their fear that laboratories where these things are bred for commer-cial purposes such as vaccine making, have more stringent security measures than a high-security prison and as much as, or more than the headquarters of the CIA in Langley or the Pentagon and the White House. In fact, their fear is entirely unhealthy and unwarranted, but that has not yet penetrated their understanding.
They credit BacZilla and his ilk with incredible adaptive powers – which they do have, to our luck – and to elude every attempt to conquer and kill them. The germs learn as much from the ‘medical occupation’ as they possibly can and every new weapon thrown at them they will shortly render obsolete and useless. We shall later learn how they adapt to the tactics employed and how they learn to evade, occupy or otherwise render enemy troops bogged down and occupied with tasks other than holding the country – defending themselves against a heavy counter-insurgency.
BacZilla, al-Bacterium, bin-Microbe and al-Virus form the vanguard of the differ-ent resistance groups, while Hiv is the elusive Osama bin-Laden of medicine. Like these elusive characters, they are very hard to spot, let alone to catch and conquer, for it seems that for everyone killed ten others come to the funeral and continue the insurgency. When you then bomb the funerals, the insurgency goes everywhere; without any funerals, metaphorically speaking.
Inserting troops in the area may get a civil war going – often the al-bin-Fungus-candida tribe wants to take over and you have to bring in new troops to take care of that problem. Only in case al-Virus is involved do you get other problems than the al-bin-Fungus-candida crowd, but these problems are equally often insurmountable. They involve the more dangerous tribes from the Mountains of the Pancreas and Liver regions and the Mesopotamia of the rivers of Blood, which quickly wreck the entire economy first and ruin the country as the cherry on the cake. This medley of creatures is the supposedly extremely dangerous crowd, which medicine imagines they have to face in most cases of disease.

Let me quote to you James Tyler Kent, a nineteenth century homoeopath, who pointed out what was wrong in his time and which is still the same today. Trained as an orthodox doctor, he entered the Ecclesiastical School of Medicine as a teacher and later became a homoeopath when his wife was miraculously cured of a long-standing sickness that had resisted all other treatment.

'Anything that looks away from exactitude is unscientific. The physician must be classical; everything must be methodical. Science ceases to be scientific, when dis-orderly application of the law is made,’
(Kent J.T. Lectures on the Philosophy)
Operation “Enduring Ignorance”
The medical world has imagined its own al-Qaeda – the invisible army of vi-ruses, bacilli, bacteria and microbes and other germs. With exactly the same attrib-utes: unknown, except for the ‘leaders’, being everywhere and nowhere. And like their terrorist counterpart, seemingly invincible. We have encountered some of their different tribes in the last few pages.
Above we also already referred to the ‘insurgent’ nature of Aids and the results of its ability to escape seemingly unscathed, whatever we throw at it. Whole armies of antibiotic ‘grunts’ are slaughtered, all ‘three-letter agencies’ like AZT, are unsuc-cessful in subduing the ‘insurgency’; regardless the heavy and continuous bombard-ment with drugs or even ‘ethnic cleansing’ via blood transfusions – city after city comes under control of the ‘insurgency’. Persisting it this faulty notion is what we call Operation “Enduring Ignorance”.

Here is another quote, by the same Dr Kent. He explains clearly what all these germs truly are. Such insights are generally ignored. When ignored, the ignorer is ig-norant. Kent was a contemporary of Pasteur and one of the few who saw through the scam. He refused to be counted among the ignorant and his first dictum was that ‘everything must be scientific’. Here is what he had to say about Pasteur’s ideas and its followers:

'Most doctors have gone crazy over the ‘vicious microbe’ as being the cause of disease and think the little fellows exceedingly dangerous. As a matter of fact, the microbes are scavengers. I wonder if scientists reflect when they make statements about bacteria. Naturally they would say that the more bacteria the more danger, but this is not so. It is well known that shortly after death a prick from the scalpel is a serious matter. This is due to the ptomaines (sewer gasses) of the corpse; but when the cadaver has become green and filled with bacteria, it is comparatively harmless. The microbe is not the cause of disease. We should not be carried away by these idle allopathic dreams and vain imaginations, but should correct the vital force. The bacterium is an innocent fellow and if he carries disease, he carries the simple sub-stance, which causes disease, just as an elephant would.'
                                                                  (Kent J.T. The Lesser Writings)

Should we now all go out and shoot all the elephants?
The simple substance is of course consciousness, for it is in our consciousness that we carry diseased states.

Disease is a dynamic, conscious process and has therefore conscious dynamic causes that have their foundation in the self. We cannot expect to remain healthy when our mode of living is exploitative of both resources and people. It makes us moreover unhappy. This explains also why, when a 'viral, microbial, bacterial or bacil-lus disease’ is around, not everyone will get the disease. Two people working next to each other will not be both sick, when the one is a happy person. His colleague will not be able to infect him. Why else does not everyone get sick during the flue season? Some people have better immunity, which protects them better, they will say.
Happiness and contentment – being dynamic in their nature – form the best im-munity. Each person who gets the flue or another disease has a mental or emotional problem, is discontent or is unhappy or makes himself so. These are also dynamic processes of course.
If you go from home without sufficient clothes, you do have a mental problem, for then you are a fool. The result is that promptly you will catch a cold. A happy man is smart enough to bring a jacket on a warm day, followed by a cold night. Only those that refuse to use their brains and do not think ahead catch colds. As soon as the temperature drops, they become cold and decidedly unhappy. Unhappy people get sick – there are no bones about it. The dynamics of feeling unpleasantly cold are such that one gets sick.
The dynamics of the healthy differ from that of the sick and these dynamics are the clues to disease and must therefore be studied. All examples here show dy-namic, rather than physical causes. For one person stands up better to poisoning than another, simply because of the dynamics of his mental state and the conse-quent reactions of his body. They mirror each other perfectly.
The Misleading Immune-System
Moreover, if viral or other microbial entities could cause disease we would be sick all the time, since they are in the air we breathe and our bodies are infested with millions of them in a large variety. We shall shortly visit ‘Slime City’, where these crit-ters all are inhabitants. The ‘immune system’ would never get a break from the con-stant assault of a great variety of disease 'causes.'
Factually, the term ‘immune system’ is highly misleading, since the system is not immune at all, but merely defensive. This defence system is also already not discri-minatory – letting in everything before it reacts – and thus it would be incessantly as-saulted with countless diseases. In other words, you would never leave your bed healthy from the day you were born.
This is an unrealistic scenario and an obvious indication that these so-called pathogens do not deserve that name. As a theory it is certainly not borne out by the facts and therefore unscientific. Moreover, I do not engage in flattery here, although it is one of the most promising of businesses; always brisk.

As soon as the ease of life is gone; that is dis-ease. Where does that show itself, other than as dynamic changes in your mind, your emotions and in your body? Not anywhere else is it found. Therefore, how can they say that disease comes from germs? Or alternatively, as they now like to fancy that disease is coming from the genes? That is the fabrication of a couple of modern myths.
A false sense of security is transferred from the essence to the superficial, the external covering. The periphery – the dangerous environment with all its ‘scary bugs’ – is considered the be-all and end-all of our existence, while the centre, the soul, is neglected. It is for this reason alone modern medicine can never fulfil man’s needs.
In the same breath, the Church of Medical Science claims the throne of learning without the capacity to understand the facts before their eyes or the incentive to im-part values, ethics or morals. Medical scientism, being entirely materialist in outlook, falls far short of the merits for the throne upon which it has itself so squarely planted. This is precisely because it cannot ever deliver the goods, such as health and happi-ness or peace and prosperity, which it so boastfully promises. Since it fails to ac-count for and denounces the individual, it cannot ever comprehend the needs of that same individual.

Intelligence is generally supposed to be creditable. It may be, in the sense that it is mental activity trying to find out, but it is really a confession of ignorance. The rest of us are plebeians, not yet graduated to their Nirvana. This they call instinctive and suave, as opposed to the intelligent and crude.
Now we can already hear the objections, but before we address these, we will first finish describing our observations.

Medicine’s al-Qaeda is exactly like its counterpart – it learns from the tactics, as we already explained. Being part of the defence system, it cannot act otherwise, al-though it first has to accept the occupation. The resistance then developing is not only natural, but necessary for survival. As in Iraq, the greater the suppression and oppression, the worse the outcome, even if it seems that the insurgency is subdued by a surge. Like in Iraq, they bide their time to renew the insurgency at the first lull in attention, troop withdrawal or other event, such as the arming of one group while not doing the same for another. In our case, al-bin-Fungus-candida was armed at the expense of other groups and only those affiliated – of the el-Fungi faction – were equally armed.
Even when a strong and large ‘foreign coalition army’ in the form of HAART or triple-therapy is sent in, it is helpless and powerless to save even a part, let alone the entire country, from ruin.

However, we see that much of the problems arising with Aids originate in a life-style, but not in the sense as it is presented. We shall provide evidence that certain aspects of the lifestyle only have an impact, while those presented as such do not hold any such causal power. Nor do they provide explicative merit, to which we shall come back later. For now, we shall note that whenever such is mentioned, those that lead the lifestyle fly into a rage. They resemble the Vice-President of the US. For, to enjoy that lifestyle – ‘our way of life is not negotiable’ (Dick Cheney) – they are willing to risk a civil war in the body, with all its devastating results.

This is the realistic and true picture of the war on the medical terrorists and its supposedly ‘only temporary’ outcome as viewed by the orthodox. As in Iraq, the tem-porary has become the permanent and the outcome is disastrously reminiscent of the medical failure in conquering disease.
Immune-Suppression
‘Our resident gut flora has another vital function not mentioned so far. They stimulate the production of immunoglobulin, proteins in the blood integral to the body's inner immune defences. Experiments show that animals with their entire gut flora removed, make only about one-fiftieth as much immunoglobulin as normal ani-mals. Commenting on this finding, the standard textbook 'Immunology' states:

"If the commensal organisms of the gut are removed by antibiotics, pathogenic organisms can readily gain a foothold",
                                                                                            ('Immunology')

‘The book emphasises the importance of not disturbing the relationship between the host and its indigenous flora.

‘Does this mean that antibiotics are immune-suppressant drugs? This is an explosive question. Drugs generally classified as immune-suppressants are very dangerous. They are used only on people with cancer, and also after organ-transplants. They greatly increase the risk of serious bacterial and viral infection, and also of cancer, and are used only when patients are otherwise likely to die.’

* We see that there is an apparent need to defend the use of antibiotics. Notwithstanding the subsequent demolition, it has been weakened by the above admission. How else are they going to treat sexually transmittable ones? They have nothing else. Moreover the description of immune-suppressant drugs is too general and told as if only belonging to the anti-cancer drugs. AZT is such a drug, so why the hesitation? Antibiotics are in the same class, so why the hesitation?

‘In ordinary circumstances, antibiotics are nothing like as dangerous as these drugs. As already stated, one course of antibiotics destroys the bacteria in the gut but not utterly, and a healthy balance of resident bacteria is usually restored soon af-ter antibiotic therapy.
‘The only class of antibiotic that is commonly identified as immune-suppressive is tetracycline, because of its profound destruction of so many species of resident gut flora. And in a sense allergic reactions are reassuring because as mentioned, they show that the body's inner immune defences are being irritated, and therefore obviously in working order. Basically healthy people are very unlikely to disrupt their inner immune defences by taking just one course of antibiotics.’

* Healthy people also die of anaphylactic shock, if they are sensitive. Truly healthy people also have no need of antibiotics, so how does that correlate with their immune response? This inaccurate sort of description must be avoided, when con-fronted with Aids.

‘Nevertheless, antibiotics do have a suppressive effect on our defences against infection. Given that our outer defences, including resident bacteria and the mucosal lining of the body's inner passages, are an integral part of our immune system, it fol-lows inescapably that all antibiotics are by their nature immunosuppressant – mildly so, no doubt, compared with the drugs used on cancer and organ transplant patients, but immunosuppressive none the less.
‘How much this matters depends on the general state of the health of the indi-vidual, the type of antibiotic and the strength and length of the course. As ever, ba-bies and little children, old people, hospital patients and anybody else who is gener-ally weak or ill are at greatest risk and this includes many, if not most people on the antibiotic treadmill, taking more and more courses for recurrent infections.
‘Most vulnerable of all are people who are already immune-suppressed. But which came first; immuno-suppression or antibiotics?
‘Here is the view of Professor Sandy Raeburn, head of the department of clinical genetics at Nottingham University, a specialist in disease of young children. In 1972 he wrote a paper for the Lancet, on "Antibiotics and Immunodeficiency":

    "Immunological-deficiency syndromes were not observed before 1952. A pos-sible explanation is that some of these conditions are produced by administration of antibiotics to certain individuals at a critical point in the development of immune re-sponses."

‘Dr Raeburn gave examples of immunodeficiency diseases suffered mostly by babies and young children. Combined immunodeficiency (DIC) lays infants open to diarrhoea, thrush, pneumonia and other infections, and may increase the chance of cancer. Chronic granulomatous disease (CGD) also makes babies more vulnerable to bacterial infections.’
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We see that even the so-called dangerous bacteria, like streptococcus and enterococcus live already at a population density from 10,000 to a billion in our throat, stomach and gut respectively. Enterococcus tops a massive 100billion, just like other bacteria such as staphylococcus, which are supposed to be dangerous. If this were so, then why do they belong to the largest population groups in the digestive system? Moreover, why are we not constantly sick at such densities?
It is simply because they already are very important for digestion and when we eat something spoilt, they merely increase their number to correct our stupid dietary indiscretions. Promptly, the doctors blame the bacilli and bacteria for the indiscretion, so absolving man from his responsibilities and making him a willing victim.
A Decent Burial
Let us look at the virus or germ theory a little closer. It is but an assumption that germs cause disease. They say their evidence is presented in the fact that when they kill the bacteria or vira, the disease is soon gone as well. The vira become active from some outside trigger – generally an invasion by and of those same germs. They attack the living cells and destroy them, in the process using the cell-DNA to multiply. A virus is really nothing more than a string of mRNA cells, which need another cell’s DNA to complete them and divide. If this is allowed to continue unabated, the body will succumb under the onslaught and the victim will die.

That sounds like the correct view, is it not? After all, Pasteur already proved this more than 150 years ago, is the argument.
Pasteur put medicine on the wrong foot and it has not made a single step forward since.
His Quasimodo of a theory is now about to meet its maker, since we will sufficiently show that it better join Pasteur in his grave. They then can both start turning, as we expose both their flaws – Pasteur in his faulty reasoning and his theory in its consequent Quasimodo Gestalt.

Pasteur made a few assumptions, which we shall scrutinise further, to discover whether they stroke with the facts or not. The first is the assumption that germs cause disease.
When a disease is full-blown, what is the picture of the blood and/or the tissues?
A so-called ‘viral or bacterial disease’ is characterised by a high level of vira or other germs in the blood and tissues of victims of full-blown cases, known as the viral or bacterial load. This is – and we should note this well – invariably the case with all viral or other diseases supposedly caused by a bacterium, a bacillus or a microbe. Invariably this is noted in full-blown cases. Before the case is full-blown we see but a corresponding amount to the severity of the progression. As we noted before about some wisdom we would not defile, if more germs can be seen, more germs will be seen.
If we examine the blood of any healthy person, we may find the virus or germ in some cases, but never in disproportionate amounts. In the sick, everyone has a very high count. When normally it may be one per million, in disease it is one or two per three cells. This is the picture and this is the reality of the facts with all diseases that have an associated germ, of whichever class
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Therefore, we discover that the disease is nothing more nor less than an ulti-mate result. We go to visit the doctor when we feel sick and not at any other time. We do not go there for a social chat, but to complain about something that bothers us, gives us pain or is otherwise uncomfortable. There is no other reason why would go there. In fact, we try to avoid going there at all costs and postpone the visit till it is inevitable – the result has become too apparent and causes too much distress.
Doctors are not on our wish lists of frequent visits or visitors. We do not like them very much, for the things they have to say to us are those things we do not even want at all, let alone hear about them. Therefore, we stay away from them as much as possible. Vira and germs are not on our wish lists either and we want to avoid them also as much as we can. We do not seem to realise their importance, other than as the supposed destroyers of our health.

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Disease as a Process
But we have already seen that such cannot be the case.
The disease is but a process of elimination, which in itself is a healthy occur-rence. It occurs because we have a wrong attitude and mentality, suffer from grief, anger, worry or fear and this reflects on the body, which becomes sick as a conse-quence. Both mentally and physically, these things must be eliminated to become healthy. Unless the physical elimination process goes faster than the replenishment, there is little to worry about. Only when the elimination has gone beyond the critical balance that maintains life, can we consider the disease to carry real danger and the degree and speed with which the process diminishes the life force, determines the severity of the disease.
The germ is the agent of elimination and in disease there is a need of great quantities of them. Hence the appearance of ever more germs of the appropriate kind as the disease progresses and more disease-products have to be eliminated, is nothing to be afraid of – on the contrary; it has to be lauded. This explains perfectly why there are more germs as the disease progresses towards the ultimate state, which is when it begins to bother us too much and we finally go see a doctor. When we see the doctor, we arrive with a disease ultimate – the final product, from which we seek relief.
The disease-product of elimination is slime, pus, serum, growths or other waste products as generated for instance in diarrhoea or catarrh and cancer. A by-product of elimination may carry toxins, which are the substances that can make us feel sicker and may be dangerous to life, such as in cholera and Ebola or the parasites in malaria and yellow fever.
All these components of the disease-process take place simultaneously and are interdependent. None of them are in any way to be considered causes or even main-tainers of disease, but simply results of the disease process of elimination.
They form the totality of symptoms as experienced by the patient, but not neces-sarily in the exact above terms. His experience is different only in terminology and expression and that only to a limited degree too. He also experiences the mental and emotional state, the pus, slime, serum or diarrhoea, but gives the doctor further de-tails about these that are not covered by the above general descriptions. These per-sonal descriptions represent the individual aspect of the experience as opposed to the general ones.
Each of the above processes is experienced somehow by the patient but in a unique manner, exclusive to that patient only. The pattern is similar but never identi-cal, because it is ruled by individuality. Pattern recognition is therefore the grand secret and skill of the physician, for it enables him to quickly diagnose and prescribe. He learns it by repetition and study of his own patient records, looking for similarities in behaviour, habits, tastes and manners.
Soon he will discover that those similar patterns belong to people with similar problems and thus similar remedies. He will discover that the law of similars can teach him a great deal about how people form groups – birds of a feather flock to-gether.
He will discover that politicians in Parliament for instance are comparable to a ‘Lycopodium convention’. Lycopodium here being a remedy with characteristics of bullying, bluffing and evading blame and responsibility; full of intestinal gas, on the heat of which they try to elevate themselves above the common people – the perfect picture of politicians.
He discovers that diseases form fixed patterns along fixed lines of development and symptoms. That they are not conjectural general syndromes with fancy names but personal, often painful experiences of suffering people.
Slime City’s Diversified Population
The microbial community in the human large intestine consists of a diverse range of bacteria that are predominantly obligate anaerobes. These bacteria act to-gether to degrade dietary substrates that reach the colon (including inulin, fructo-oligosaccharides and resistant starch), producing a range of products that are im-portant for human health and disease. We have successfully reintroduced some of these bacteria in a simulated human colon system against a background of total co-lonic flora. Thus there is a real potential for manipulating the balance of the gut micro flora to improve health both by prebiotic and probiotic approaches. However we first need to improve our knowledge of the normal micro flora.
The information from these studies can ultimately be used to develop new pro/pre/symbiotic approaches to manipulate the gut flora with the aim of improving human health. A related research interest is gene transfer between gut bacteria, specifically the transfer of antibiotic resistance genes. These genes provide a model for the spread of genetic information between bacteria in an ecosystem, and between ecosystems, and illustrate the high frequency with which gene transfer events occur between bacteria
The adult human intestine contains trillions of bacteria, representing hundreds of species and thousands of subspecies. Little is known about the selective pressures that have shaped and are shaping this community's component species, which are dominated by members of the Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes divisions. To examine how the intestinal environment affects microbial genome evolution, we have se-quenced the genomes of two members of the normal distal human gut microbiota, Bacteroides vulgatus and Bacteroides distasonis, and by comparison with the few other sequenced gut and non-gut Bacteroidetes, analyzed their niche and habitat adaptations. The results show that lateral gene transfer, mobile elements, and gene amplification have played important roles in affecting the ability of gut-dwelling Bac-teroidetes to vary their cell surface, sense their environment, and harvest nutrient re-sources present in the distal intestine. Our findings show that these processes have been a driving force in the adaptation of Bacteroidetes to the distal gut environment, and emphasize the importance of considering the evolution of humans from an addi-tional perspective, namely the evolution of our micro biomes.
The total number of microbes that colonize the surfaces of our adult bodies is thought to be ten times greater than the total number of our human cells. Our mi-crobial partners provide us with certain features that we have not had to evolve on our own. In this sense, we should consider ourselves to be a supraorganism whose genetic landscape includes both our own genome as well as the genomes of our resident microbes, and whose physiologic features are a synthesis of human and mi-crobial metabolic traits. The largest collection of microbes resides in our gut, which harbours trillions of bacteria, representing hundreds of species, most falling into two groups—the Bacteroidetes and the Firmicutes. We have sequenced the genomes of two human gut-dwelling Bacteroidetes, and compared their genomes to the genomes of other bacteria that live both inside and outside of our bodies. Our results illustrate that adaptation to the gut habitat is a dynamic process that includes acquisition of genes from other microorganisms. These findings emphasize the importance of in-cluding the evolution of “our” microbial genomes when considering the evolution of humans.
Our distal gut is one of the most densely populated and most thoroughly sur-veyed bacterial ecosystems in nature. This microbiota contains more bacterial cells than all of our body's other microbial communities combined. The gut microbial community and its collective genome (micro biome) endow us with physiological at-tributes that we have not had to evolve on our own, including the ability to break down otherwise indigestible polysaccharides. The most complete 16S rRNA gene sequence–based enumerations available indicate that more than 90% of phylogen-etic types (phylotypes) belong to just two of the 70 known divisions of Bacteria, the Bacteroidetes and the Firmicutes, with the remaining phylotypes distributed among eight other divisions. With an estimated 500–1,000 species, and over 7,000 strains, the evolutionary tree of our distal intestinal microbiota can be visualized as a grove of ten palm trees (divisions), each topped by fronds representing divergent lineages, and with each frond composed of many leaves representing closely related bacteria. In contrast, soil, Earth's terrestrial “gut” for degrading organic matter, can be viewed as a bush, composed of many more intermediate and deeply diverging lineages.

It is unclear how selective pressures, microbial community dynamics, and the environments in which we live shape the genomes and functions of members of our gut microbiota, and hence our “micro-evolution.” Ecological principles predict that functional redundancy encoded in genomes from divergent bacterial lineages en-sures against disruption of food webs. These principles also predict that host-driven, “top-down” selection for such redundancy should produce a community composed of distantly related members, whose genomes convergently evolve functionally similar suites of genes. Lateral gene transfer (LGT), which allows for rapid transfer of genes under strong selection, such as the genes encoding antibiotic resistance, represents one way that members of the microbiota could share metabolic and other capabili-ties. In contrast, competition between members of a microbiota should exert a “bot-tom-up” selective pressure that produces specialized genomes with functionally dis-tinct suites of genes. These distinct suites define ecological niches (professions), and once established, could be maintained by barriers to homologous recombination.
The distal gut microbiota is exposed to several prominent nutrient sources:
(1) dietary plant polysaccharides that are not digested in the small intestine by the host because our human proteome lacks the requisite glycoside hydrolases and polysaccharide lyases,
(2) undigested plant proteins, and
(3) host glycans associated with the continuously renewing epithelium that lines the gut and with the even more rapidly replenished mucus layer that overlies this epithelium.
To further define the niches occupied by the gut Bacteroidetes, we compared each one to B. thetaiotaomicron. B. thetaiotaomicron was selected as the reference species because there is a wealth of information about its functional attributes. Scanning electron microscopy, whole-genome transcriptional profiling, and mass spectrometry–based metabolic studies performed in gnotobiotic mice colonized with this prominent human gut symbiont have shown that B. thetaiotaomicron is a remarkably flexible forager for polysaccharides
Compared to the other Bacteroidetes, the B. thetaiotaomicron proteome has the most glycoside hydrolases known or predicted to degrade plant glycans (e.g., 64 ar-abinosidases; our human proteome has none), and the most enzymes for harvesting host glycans (e.g., sulphuric ester hydrolases, hexosaminidases, and fucosidases) (Figure 2B and Table S3). It is also the only sequenced gut Bacteroidetes that pos-sesses candidate polysaccharide lyases for degrading animal tissue glycans (e.g., heparin, chondroitin, and hyaluronan; Table S3). B. thetaiotaomicron's ability to op-portunistically use many glycan sources likely makes it an important generalist among intestinal Bacteroidetes.

Compared to B. thetaiotaomicron, B. distasonis is a specialist. B. distasonis has two classes of carbohydrate-processing enzymes that are more abundant in its pro-teome than in the proteomes of other gut Bacteroidetes: CAZy glycoside hydrolase family 13 (?-amylase–related proteins), and family 73 (N-acetylhexosaminidases, which can target host glycans as well as bacterial cell walls).
The trillions of bacteria that colonize our distal gut largely belong to two bacterial divisions, and can be classified by 16S rRNA gene sequence analysis into hundreds of “species” that share a common ancestry, but whose genome content may vary considerably. Forces that shape the genome content of bacteria in the gut include the intermicrobial dynamics of competition and cooperation in resource partitioning that shape complex food webs, as well as other community-shaping forces, such as phage attacks, that can result in “selective sweeps” that remove cells with similar susceptibilities. In a competitive environment in which innovation in resource acquisi-tion strategies can breed success, and resistance to phage can mean surviving a phage selective sweep, bacteria can be expected to differentiate their genome con-tent. For the host to thrive and produce more gut habitats (by reproducing), the gut microbial ecosystem must be functionally stable over time despite the internal dy-namics of the community. The constituent bacteria might therefore be expected to have a high degree of functional redundancy between species, so that the loss of one lineage would not adversely impact ecosystem services to the host. Our investi-gation of the genomes of human gut Bacteroidetes species shows that the “top-down” forces imposed by selection at the host level that would result in a ho-mogenized micro biome, and the “bottom-up” forces of intermicrobial dynamics that would result in completely differentiated genomes, are both at work in the distal gut.

These same sort of patterns occur with the germs and they require equal atten-tion of the careful investigator. They do not deserve the same importance though, but are solely meant to scrutinise the orthodox notions on scientific correctness. They may leave out evidence and the patient’s experience, but we cannot leave out their notions.
For he who studies but half of the subject must be considered ignorant. We shall not allow to be classed among those, if we have anything to say in the matter. There-fore we will now return to the subject of Pasteur’s ignorant aberration to expose the ignorance further, by showing which details were left out of the equation.
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Cause & Result the Same?
What is important is that we must consider carefully what we observe. In a full-blown case of disease, we are looking at the disease ultimate. It is an end-result. From the moment we entered primary school, we have been taught that results are always different from causes and this is scientific.

As Hahnemann noted:

“Therefore disease, considered as a thing separate from the living whole, from the organism and its animating vital force and hidden in the interior, be it of ever so subtle a character, is an absurdity that could only be imagined by minds of the ma-terialistic stamp.”
(Hahnemann S. Organon §13)

Indeed, how could one think that a disease is an external influence? We typified it as aberrational, whereas Hahnemann characterises it in the starker term ‘ab-surdity’.
We know everything develops from the subtle to the gross, so that it follows that all material manifestations are emanations from a mental state that first had to think them out.
This is the case with every creative process – this book could not have been written if there were not some subtle idea at first, from which the entire concept could develop. That such a concept existed already in the facts is not to be construed as an external influence, inasmuch as its very existence was also the product of a subtle idea – albeit Pasteur’s idea, which he then tried to materialise in the germ theory.
In the same vein, disease is the development of a mental state, manifesting on the physical plane. Differently said, the physical state is a reflection of the mental state and as such subject to a dynamic process, rather than a mechanical one. The mechanistic expression – lesions, inflammations, etc. – are but external signs of an internal dynamic process, which will change the moment the mentality changes. In other words, we create our own diseases. External influence may appear as a proxi-mate cause, but that cause was created by our own behaviour.
In the Veda the causes of suffering are said to be of three kinds – those caused by the gods (nature), those caused by other living entities (people, insects, parasites and animals) and those caused by ourselves. However, right behaviour will remove suffering and the suffering that comes is a reaction to our own actions even if appar-ently done by others. Karma is the general term, but this is often considered a con-versation-killer. Generally, we all know the laws of thermodynamics, which we quoted above. That the direction we take in life moves forward till we undertake such action as to change direction, after which it changes as much as our efforts to change it. Vice versa, if our life takes a direction we do not desire, we only have to undertake enough action to change the direction. While this is equally vague as the law quoted above, with our lives we have the direction in our hand and can determine ourselves which direction it shall take. For it simply means the reactions to our own actions – a push-pull mechanism.

“The natural disease is never to be considered as a noxious material situated somewhere in the exterior or interior.”
                                                                  (Hahnemann S. Organon §148)

Even a parasite is the result of a mental state – stupidity in this case. Everyone can avoid parasites by simply being careful. Even parasites cannot enter the body when measures are taken for sufficient hygiene, proper preparation of food and boil-ing water. Each time we get sick, we have to thank ourselves – it is not any punish-ment that comes from the outside. The germ may have replaced the devil or even God, but neither of the three have ever been implicated in the punishment for man’s stupidity, since stupidity is both its own and carries its own punishment.
Hahnemann then comes with the only correct definition of what is disease:

‘The unprejudiced observer takes note of nothing in every individual case of dis-ease except the changes in health of the mind and the body. He notices only the deviations, which are felt by the patient himself, noted by those around him and ob-served and remarked by the physician. All these perceptible signs represent the dis-ease in its whole extent.’
(Hahnemann S. Organon §6)

Hence disease is nothing but a change in health of the mind and body, notable by signs and symptoms to the external senses. This is the long and short of every disease, whether caused by drugs or natural dynamic means. Anything else is super-fluous and irrelevant to the situation, because it distracts form the signs and symp-toms notable to the senses. It stresses numbers and machines, rather than people and experiences and is thus impersonal. How is it ever going to realise its ideal of in-dividually tailored treatment, if the individual is ignored?
Even the genes are too general to allow individual treatment, so that will also remain a chimera. Only the individual who suffers the diseased state is capable of providing all information hidden to the eye. No diagnostic machine will ever capture the individual experience of agony, anxiety, worry, pain or simply discomfort that is experienced by the patient and hence no machine is ever going to provide an indi-vidual picture. Only the individual is capable of doing so.

‘The irregular processes which we call disease are as a power invisible in itself and only knowable and cognisable by its visible effects on and sensations in the or-ganism, exposed to the patient and the physician. It manifests as morbid symptoms and in no other way can it make itself known.’
(Hahnemann S. Organon §11)

We see Hahnemann did not believe in the microbe as the cause of disease. Nei-ther do we. He also did not consider blood and liver value levels or biopsies, because they did not exist in his time. If he could do without, it fails to materialise why we now should put such reliance on something we cannot even experience.
He firmly established that the entire disease can be known by the changed sen-sations of the patient and by observable changes in the physical frame. He did not see a need for invasive techniques to trace the disease in the interior and considered them futile. Hence also in this respect we do not put much stock in such procedures, but consider them detrimental, because many of them cause further internal damage and weaken the patient and are thus counterproductive.
He knew that disease is a change in health that can be related to the doctor and cured by a remedial agent capable of producing such a disease in the healthy. A vi-rus in his day was nothing but a poison – the virus of the cobra for instance.
Jenner did his first experiments with the pox vaccine in Hahnemann’s time – around the time of his discovery of homoeopathy – and the bacilli, bacteria and other germs were becoming increasingly known, without the attached direct causal rela-tionship, which had to wait till Pasteur before this was established on the shakiest of grounds. Hahnemann made his discovery in 1790, while Jenner did his experiments in 1796.
Yet Hahnemann considered this nothing more than an idle allopathic dream, which did not tally with his contention that disease and cure are both dynamic pro-cesses.
(As an aside, it is since Jenner’s experiments with pox vaccine on sheep that the disease scrapie made its appearance. Before that time, scrapie was unknown).

Modern medicine does not consider the dynamics of either disease or medicinal action. It seeks to find the supposed material cause, which it hammers in, screws down, wedges in-between, shoves under or otherwise foists upon the germs. It sees the virus or other germs as exceedingly dangerous. They think that if they do not kill them, the patient is in danger.
The germs and vira always keep on multiplying as long as the disease lasts, till death follows, says the theory and shows the practice.
In addition, since death is the final end-result as they say, we must therefore conclude that abundance of vira or other germs is also an end-result.
Then how can they be the cause?
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Hi Dr. Kavira!  Good weekend to you! Tongue

Are these all clips from your past books or pending books?   I greatly enjoyed the read! 

I'm going to make some snippets and try to make quick comments today -- as I can't stay on the computer all day while the sunshine is trying to emerge!  Have some other threads to read and reply to, also.

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proves with this knee-jerk reaction that he is but a brainiac from the nerd-brigades.

Hah!   I love it! LOL

They start with the logic of Euclid. The shortest connection between two points is a straight line. What is a straight line? The shortest connection between two points. Regardless the straightness of the lines it is circular reasoning.

...Just a tangent here to be quasi-contrarian! Tongue   Actually, a straight line is not the shortest route between two points. That depends upon the dimensional frame from which you study the question.  The hypergeometry is difficult to see.  However, we can envision that a line is but an edge of a square; A square but the imprint of a cube; A cube merely the imprint of a hypercube, and so forth on out.  As we go crazy dimensionally and even move toward geometry of perfect spherical implosion, the entire "sphere" really has no meaning in terms of Space or Time anymore.  Mathematics can even turn a sphere inside out.  The dot of this period "." can mathematically become exactly the same radius, diameter length, or circumference as the Earth, the Sun, the galactic center, etc....as we eliminate Matter and Space from the framework and move to math dealing with strictly Time and Energy.   Long, boring, math geek explanation which I am only partially starting to digest and see more clearly in my head.   But, if there be a breath of God which created all the Universe and upholds all Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Geology, everything....it's always based in the language and magic of actually very simple and yet infinitely elegant geometry.  Math that has no scribbles;  Just pure infinite geometry that leaves you silent to gaze upon it.

Then they continue with the wisdom of Newton. If there is no change in the di-rection of a moving body, the direction of a moving body is not changed. But if some-thing is changed, it is changed as much as it is changed.

...Netwon's cave man hokus pokus also falls apart in a more modern view.  Change in direction again becomes Relative to your frame of reference.  For example, when you are in an airplane at level flight, with no acceleration on any axis, and yet moving at Mach 1...airspeed is Mach 1, horizontal velocity with reference to the ground is slightly different, vertical velocity is roughly zero, and lateral velocity is roughly zero. To the observer on the ground, the aircraft moves fast.  To the pilot, if near the ground, the sense of velocity is intense.  To the pilot, if at high altitude, the flight is rather boring and almost still.   The aircraft moves with different velocity with respect to any star in the sky.  When considering the aircraft's microscopic position in space relative to the stars,  the aircraft is entirely still.  It can change direction all it likes, but still the direction is unchanged and perfectly still in the macroscopic frame of reference.   Thus, anti-Newton, we can say that, even though there appears to be no change -- even if all things appear perfectly still -- nothing ever really is still or lacking a change in direction because the frames of reference are infinite.  The singlemost rule that always applies is that there is always change of direction and velocity for anything that can be judged within the frames of Space and Time; Those frames being just two facets of the larger "cube" that is reality; Reality among a larger reality we really don't ever fully know as scientists.

They are like geologists, determining the age of the rocks by the fossils. How is the age of fossils determined? By the age of the rocks.

...Even Carbon Dating has its inaccuracies!


Now from medicine’s point of view:

What is the shortest possible connection between health and disease? The shortest possible time between giving a medicine and killing the germs is a straight poison. What is the shortest possible connection between disease and health? A straight poison is the best possible means to kill germs in the shortest time. Notwithstanding the straightness of the poison, it will also kill the patient by circumvention.

If a medicine does not change the numbers of the machine, the numbers on the machine are not changed. If a medicine does change the numbers on the machine, it changes them as much as they are changed. In other words, their statement is that the medicine is either useless and the patient does not get better. Or the medicine is supposed to work and the patient gets better. Such wisdom we must defile

....In regard to my previous notation and the errors of allopathic, "circular" logic here, it defiles itself as too simplistic a view.   The larger reality is that there are an infinite number of approaches to take in the cure of a disease, not just allopathy or the homeopathic.

Here are the mythological entities that the Church has designated as worshipful.
The quasi-devil Virus and his consort Bacterium are the deities worshiped by the atheistic-materialistic Church of Medical Science.

Generally, they explain them away as the Cause of all causes, a position, which religion reserves for the supreme deity. When these devils don’t suffice, the other devils, Bacillus and Microbe, can be invoked whenever Virus and Bacterium don’t answer their prayers.
There is a new star in the firmament of medical devils, invoked because neither the major nor the minor devils answered the prayers. They call this devil Hiv and he is the Evil One, who tries to dethrone the major deities. Gallo and Montagnier are the Moses and Aaron of this deity and they have given us their Ten Commandments on what it is and how to deal with it. After all, Gallo/Moses went up the Mountain Hiv and ‘saw the glory’. He appears to be gradually succeeding, but seems like the Golden Calf in appearance. This is no wonder, for this real and veritable devil is iatrogenesis in disguise.


We expect the pantheon of devils to ex-pand much further once there are enough iatrogenic diseases demanding their ap-pearance. It is a polytheistic belief, as we discover, while they present themselves differently. Instead, they profile themselves as a purely money-theistic religion.

...I love the comparison to the Church!  LOL

BacZilla, Medicine’s Terrorist


...BacZilla!  Hah!!! LOLLOLLOL

BacZilla, al-Bacterium, bin-Microbe and al-Virus form the vanguard of the differ-ent resistance groups, while Hiv is the elusive Osama bin-Laden of medicine.

...al-Bacterium, bin-Microbe.  Hah!!!! LOLLOL

Inserting troops in the area may get a civil war going – often the al-bin-Fungus-candida tribe wants to take over and you have to bring in new troops to take care of that problem. Only in case al-Virus is involved do you get other problems than the al-bin-Fungus-candida crowd, but these problems are equally often insurmountable. They involve the more dangerous tribes from the Mountains of the Pancreas and Liver regions and the Mesopotamia of the rivers of Blood, which quickly wreck the entire economy first and ruin the country as the cherry on the cake. This medley of creatures is the supposedly extremely dangerous crowd, which medicine imagines they have to face in most cases of disease.

....Yes, this is the problem I have with my own guts ever since allopathy prescribe stomach acid blockers back in 2003.  That and probably a stupid overdose of Chlorine in the RV freshwater tanks on a roadtrip + yeast/ fungi/ BacZilla feeding....and the guts brewed into a vat of bad muck more so than good.  I fight it still.  In the Candida books, they talk of multiple organ failure as one of the outcomes, and that's what it's always trying to do to me.  Even with homeopathy and everything, I think more and more than the gut flora is still missing a considerable amount of probiotics from those trillions, and that no amount of Acidophillus or poly-bacterial mixes will do it among over the counter things.  I wrestle with that bad muck having moved upward again into the small intestine, stomach, gall bladder -- all from holiday foods, sugars, sweets, cookies.  Homeopathy helps, but living a life of strict diet is no fun, and so I binge at times.  The guts swell up again.  I fight it.  Need to fix it; for swelling is no good.  Got scar tissue in the gall bladder already.  Probably scar tissue and some erosion of the guts going on at the moment.  It'll be about 2 weeks before I get a handle on it again, but something is always missing.   I think gut flora.

....A naturopath by the name of Jeremy Rubin puts out some interesting Garden of Life products that I have considered.   He has a product called Homeostatic Soil Organisms -- some mix of bacteria.  I have done the same with my Rottie.  He used to puke with just about everything other than commercial dry food when I adopted him.  So I just kept giving him raw beef bones now and then;  Let the flesh go rotten.  Let him much on the bone in the dirt.  He'd bury it and dig it up again.  Sometimes, he'd dig up a dead goat out here and eat it.  Dead squirrel.   Whatever he killed, I'd let him keep as play toy.   Really nasty stuff.  My goats give birth and the dogs out here are seen eating the placentas off the pasture.  Yucko!!!  Confused   But, that Rottie of mine (he died from post-surgical issues related to pasture foxtails, we think)....oh, he sure had lots of energy to the day he died;  A strong and vital animal; All alpha and tough sweetie;  Energetic as could be.  He had more stamina as a working dog that most Rotties. Could also have been undetected SAS that killed him.  But, anyhow, he would gain muscle weight on not much food daily.  If you feed him more, he'd grow fat so you had to cut back.  And that was with ample daily exercise.  When I first got him, he was skinny, sickly, and with gut problems.  Food passed through him with little absorption.   When replenishing the gut flora, he'd absorb near everything! 

...I was watching a Ripley's Believe it or Not program a couple years back on this man who had stomach cancer.  Was dying.  He lived in Alaska, I think.  Friends told him to look up some Eskimo healer who prescribed a diet of raw and rotten meat.  He tried it.  Like my Rottie, he was initially sick.  After that, his guts tuned up.  The image of the man that I saw on television was striking compared to previous pics or normal men you see these days.  I don't know how to articulate it.  It's a kind of radiant glow of gladiator-like health, strength, and vitality.  I could almost see him in ancient Greek or Roman battle dress.  He looked like something fresh out of barbarian land.  Or, in your England case....those Scotties up north and worse!   Very robust.  I can't even describe it; for you hardly see it in modern times.   Everyone  these days is kinda smooth-skinned and baby-faced.  All metrosexualed out, I guess you could say for our men.  We live in a world of men that look like they belong in a boy band singing for teenie boppers!  LOL  But, this dude was all Conan the Barbarian, hairy-chested, manly man in that odd Anglo-Viking sort of gene pool.  Put some fur on him, hand him a sword, give him a Fred Flintstone hairdo with a bone in the hair, and envision the guy munching on a raw deer leg that he killed by hand 2 months prior....and that's the kind of Vital Force glow I'm talking about. LOL   My Rottie was like that.   Me?  No, I'm baby-faced.Embarrassed   BacZilla good.  BacZilla taste good in Dr. Quack tummy.  Yum yum. 

...Where I told allopathy to go suck on squirrel's thumb in that video, sometimes I think maybe the only way to properly replenish my own guts would be to pretty much suck on my thumb daily while never washing my hands. LOL  Probably, I should go out and just strangle one of my goats, string it up for a week in the hot sun, and just munch away?  LOL  Chew on raw goat placenta and afterbirth or pick up goat sCensoredt off the ground and eat it like my dog does?  LOL  Concurrently, I should probably consider just living a life of sex, drugs, and rock & roll.  Taking up the guitar and kissing every groupie in every town....just for the sake of replenishing my gut flora.  Rendering stud service to Hollywood starlets ought to improve my health then, eh?  LOL  Yes, that's it!  Gut flora as justification to sin, sin, sin.   This I shall tell the priests in Confession in order to get me a few less penance prayers!  TongueLOL I like this prescription, but probably I will end up buying some fancy dirt packed into a capsule and seeing how that goes first. Wink


Ecclesiastical School of Medicine


...Oh, wait!  I got some Catholic allopathy for you!   The Allopathic Curia!!  The Confraternity of the Allopathic Faith!  Brothers of the Holy Vaccine.   The Theopathics!  Opus Deiallopathy! The Ecumenism of Integrative Medicine.  The Canon Law of Allopathy.   The American Medical Confraternity on Scripture & Finance.

Operation “Enduring Ignorance”

....Operation Urgent Furyopathic.  Don't you just love these twin codenames that have gone so candy aCensored over the years?   They used to be cool like "Operation OVERLORD" when coined by generals who actually ducked bullets and fired shots.  Now you get all these administrative pukes hiding under their desk and making them up for the President.  They try to make them sound all corporate euphemistic and with excess virtue that is just overstated and corny for a codeword.   It's like "Operation HERE I COME TO SAVE THE DAY!!!"   Too damn long.  Too overstated.   Too highfalutin'.  Made by some Yale twit, usually.

Whole armies of antibiotic ‘grunts’ are slaughtered, all ‘three-letter agencies’ like AZT, are unsuc-cessful in subduing the ‘insurgency’; regardless the heavy and continuous bombard-ment with drugs or even ‘ethnic cleansing’ via blood transfusions – city after city comes under control of the ‘insurgency’. Persisting it this faulty notion is what we call Operation “Enduring Ignorance”.

Antibiotic grunts?!  Hah!!! LOL  Agency director of AZT, you hear that Mr. DCI?  I think you've got AIDS!   Or maybe SAR?  LOL   CIA???   Hmmm....Civilian Idiots Agency.  FBI?   Hmm... Fumbling Bumbling Idiots.   DIA?   Hmmm....DCensoredheads in Association.   MI-6...   Managerial Incompetence 6-fold! LOLLOLLOLLOL

Naturally they would say that the more bacteria the more danger, but this is not so. It is well known that shortly after death a prick from the scalpel is a serious matter. This is due to the ptomaines (sewer gasses) of the corpse; but when the cadaver has become green and filled with bacteria, it is comparatively harmless. The microbe is not the cause of disease. We should not be carried away by these idle allopathic dreams and vain imaginations, but should correct the vital force. The bacterium is an innocent fellow and if he carries disease, he carries the simple sub-stance, which causes disease, just as an elephant would.

...I fully agree that the Church of Allopathy gets it all wrong, but I also think we homeopaths probably need to modify Hahnemann's views a bit in light of modern times. 
Between the ability to engineer smart bacteria, smarter virii, and nanotech developments in biological warfare...our own homeopathic views will become equally Stone Age dogma.   What I see is that emerging technology amplifies the deviousness of BacZilla and al-Viral-ahala-ick-shamir to the point that both allopathic and homeopathic paradigms start to fall apart.  These things become more like a new surgical class of disease.  Like bad surgery done.  Or, in analogy, like trying to repair the mechanical damage done by bullets through the human heart. 

For example, how do we work homeopathic remedies against little, nano-robots spread in the air and designed to infect your nose and lungs, to chew through your tissues, and to just keep chewing;  To keep chewing invulnerable to any antibiotics.   All munching and munching away as radio signals tell them.  This is all mechanical attack upon the body like nanoscopic machine gun fire, and yet there some shields the Vital Force will put up in early stages and where you have removed the mechanical problem sufficiently in allopathic form to need a lifetime of chronic disease repair under homeopathic smoothing over.

Then, there is the class of man-made pathogen which will penetrate, move, and behave totally unlike anything homeopathy has ever engaged.  It will always be outside our allopathic experience.  It will move and shift in the body beyond our normal perceptions of unlayering chronic disease.  It will attack in acute form by ruthless symptoms we don't always count upon; for the man-made virii are designed to do nothing more than kill, and to kill with great insidiousness, horrible nature, and a kind of stickiness in the body that natural plagues do not have.   The view that, if we just boost the vitality and clean up all the symptoms -- Cessat effectus cessat causa -- is a belief in mostly natural causes.  It holds true as a law under natural causes, but we see that allopathy's induced medicine staining and disease is un-natural from the start.  It is the hardest thing for us to clean up and is often impossible.   We can offset their damages at best, and I think it will be like that for homeopathy's ability to counter biological weapons of the future, too.   We will likely need to engage in Mixopathy and even team up with Allopathy in order to at least better carry the damaged people of the world.

If you go from home without sufficient clothes, you do have a mental problem, for then you are a fool. The result is that promptly you will catch a cold. A happy man is smart enough to bring a jacket on a warm day, followed by a cold night. Only those that refuse to use their brains and do not think ahead catch colds. As soon as the temperature drops, they become cold and decidedly unhappy. Unhappy people get sick – there are no bones about it. The dynamics of feeling unpleasantly cold are such that one gets sick.

...Yes, being sick myself for 6 years has been a considerable adventure and learning experience.  I am my own walking homeopathic and naturopathic laboratory and experiment. I get to feel the sensations of remedy prescribing at a deeper level than most.  I get to feel how yielding to temptation for cookies, pizza, and "normal" foods only wounds me; How disease does start first in the mind -- Anger bottled up, most especially wounds right to the core, boils the stomach juices, locks up Chi in the Solar Plexus region; How nerd obsession drains the mind to even dizziness and overall vitality drain; How happiness in finally getting what you chased at least offsets it.   As for me, I am a generally pleasant dude -- some say the nicest guy and good guy they know.  Others speak of me as a horrid aCensoredhole, tyrant, and overbearing monster... but, usually, they're just sCensoredheads anyhow!  For, I know everything , too!  LOLLOL  Unpleasant I be at the core, indeed.  I like that description.  It's so true.  It's not really me.  And it's at the root of the physical.

... Also, just a thought on the drivel we often peddle to the worldEmbarrassedIf happiness prevents and cures disease, then we must also truthfully credit a considerable degree of Placebo Effect to homeopathy! LOL

Therefore, how can they say that disease comes from germs? Or alternatively, as they now like to fancy that disease is coming from the genes?

The periphery – the dangerous environment with all its ‘scary bugs’ – is considered the be-all and end-all of our existence, while the centre, the soul, is neglected.


...You know, at the really super duper end of Vitality, I remember the true story of a priest and small congregation at Ground Zero in WW2 Japan.  They used to get together daily to pray the rosary.  Oddly enough, all that Hiroshima and Nagasaki blast leveled everything around them, and yet they walked out of the rubble to find their church still standing.  All of them oddly "Vital Force" shielded.  It's a famous, yet obscure little story.  I've got it buried here somewhere along with the names.   Sometimes we focus too much on man's ability to do things and neglect the supreme power among the supernatural.   Miracles, both large and small, have always been more powerful than medicine.   What homeopathic remedy compares to the bulletproof streak of George Washington or Patton?  The invincible nature of even Hitler for a time? 

Intelligence is generally supposed to be creditable. It may be, in the sense that it is mental activity trying to find out, but it is really a confession of ignorance. The rest of us are plebeians, not yet graduated to their Nirvana. This they call instinctive and suave, as opposed to the intelligent and crude.

Ah, but they forget (or never learned) that intelligence is not wisdom! Tongue

"Happy the man who follows not the counsel of the wicked nor walks in the way of sinners, nor sits in the company of the insolent. (Psalms 1:1)

Happy the man who finds wisdom, the man who gains understanding!  For her profit is better than profit in silver, and better than gold in her revenue;  She is more precious than corals, and none of your choice possessions can compare with her.  Long life is in her right hand, in her left are riches and honor;  Her ways are pleasant ways, and all her paths are peace. (Proverbs 2:13-17)

He who loves correction loves knowledge, but he who hates reproof is stupid.  (Proverbs 12:1)

There are six things the Lord hates, yes, seven are an abomination to him:  Haughty eyes (the allopath), a lying tongue (their propagandists), and hands that shed innocent blood (their racketeers);  A heart that plots wicked schemes (their politicians), feet that run swiftly to evil; The false witness who utters lies, and he who sows discord among (homeopathic) brothers. (Proverbs 6: 16-19)

Hear that Hahnemanian444?  No, you're going back to Hell!!!! WinkTongueLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL

Envy not the lawless man and choose none of his ways.  To the Lord the perverse man is an abomination, but with the upright is his friendship. (Proverbs 3:32)

Trust in the Lord with all your heart, on your own intelligence rely not; In all your ways be mindful of him, and he will make straight your paths. (Proverbs 3:5-6)

All wisdom comes from the Lord and with him it remains forever.  The sand of the seashore, the drops of the rain, the days of eternity: who can number these?  Heaven's height, earth's breadth, the depths of the abyss:  who can explore these?  Before all things else wisdom was created; and prudent understanding, from eternity.  To whom has wisdom's root been revealed?  Who knows her subtleties?  There is but one, wise and truly awe-inspiring, seated upon his throne:  It is the Lord; he created her, has seen her and taken note of her.  He has poured her forth upon all his works, upon every living thing according to his bounty; he has lavished her upon his friends. (Sirach 1:1-8)

My son, conduct your affairs with humility, and you will be loved more than a giver of gifts.  Humble yourself the more, the greater you are, and you will find favor with God. For great is the power of God; by the humble he is glorified. (Sirach 3:17-19)

Their own opinion has misled many, and false reasoning unbalanced their judgment.  Where the pupil of the eye is missing, there is no light, and where there is no knowledge, there is no wisdom. (Sirach 3:23-24)

The poor mans' wisdom lifts his head high and sets him among princes.  Praise not a man for his looks; despise not a man for his appearance.  Least is the bee among the winged things but she reaps the choicest of all harvests.  Mock not the worn cloak and jibe at no man's bitter day:  For strange are the works of the Lord, hidden from men his deeds.  The oppressed often rise to a throne, and some that none would consider wear a crown.  The exalted often fall into utter disgrace; the honored are given into enemy hands. (Sirach 11: 1-6)

All wisdom is fear of the Lord; perfect wisdom is the fulfillment of the law.  The knowledge of wickedness is not wisdom, nor is there prudence in the counsel of sinners.  There is a shrewdness that is detestable, while the simple man may be free from sin.  There are those with little understanding who fear God, and those of great intelligence who violate the law.  There is a shrewdness keen, but dishonest, which by duplicity wins a judgment." (Sirach19:17-21)

....So weep not, Plebe!  Tongue

Say, thanks for all that.    So how would you imagine putting all that in perspective of future really, really, super mean and wicked BacZillas and al-Virals?  And nanotech robot dust in your nose?  Confused



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All wisdom is fear of the Lord;

i disagree.
fear is the assassin of intelligence and wisdom.

All wisdom is Love of the Lord.
because:
There are those with little understanding who fear God

while those who understand, Love Him
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DocQuack, why do you fall for this allopathic bull?

as for nanobots and engineered BacZillas,

It will take quite some time before they can truly engineer the bugs.
and since bugs are not the cause of disease, why should i or anyone worry anyway?

Bio Warfare is an oxymoron.
the bugs do not cause anything.

and as for this text, it is of an unpublished manuscript on Aids that i wrote
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Squatters & Riot Squads
We referred above to cause and result as two different things and this is scien-tific. In viral diseases, they throw this scientific principle out the window and declare cause and result to be one and the same thing. This is unscientific, to say the least. Even children know this to be the case, so a scientist is at least expected to keep these two concepts neatly separated. It has no place in any scientific discussion, least of all medicine, where lives are dependent on thorough scientific principles and procedures. Why then does that not count for germs?
Germs are the exception to the rule, they say. That makes for many exceptions to the rule, for there are many different germs associated with disease. There are several gut bacteria, such as salmonella and escheria coli, to name but a few, they consider deadly, totalling more than 30 different ones. Some are used by the orthodox to make vaccines. Homoeopathy uses several of them as the bowel nosodes.
There are more than a just a handful of viruses, like the flue or pneumonia, quite a few bacilli, such as tuberculosis and microbes or even fungi associated with dis-ease and then we do not even count the ones they have not yet discovered.
Together, this veritable cornucopia of creatures makes for well over 100 excep-tions to the rule. That is exceptional by itself. Subsequently, it is therefore thoroughly unscientific. From this sort of attestation of failure we can see that the scientists follow Peter’s principle, where all the members in the hierarchy rise to their own level of incompetence.

Then how come that when they are killed, the disease apparently also is fin-ished?
Because these drugs are suppressing the disease, which will reappear soon en-ough; after a few such reappearances, the medicines no longer work and you remain sick – if you are lucky. If you are not that strong, the disease may, if necessary, mani-fest as a different and more severe complaint, at a different spot and moreover com-plicated with side effects, subsequently associated with a different germ. It is still the same disease, which has been forced to seek a new outlet. As an example we point out that a suppressed rash nearly always turns up as asthma and that nobody in orthodoxy has ever made the connection. Further examples will be given in Chapter 9.

The function of the germs is different from what Pasteur presented and that is why they cannot be exceptions to the rule and therefore do not cause disease.
If the medical scientists paid attention to what they see, they would have noticed that viruses attack only cells with receptors, to which they can react. Healthy cells do not have those markers, so the virus cannot attack them. Why else are we not con-stantly sick?
You all know the squatter’s movement here in Europe and especially in London and Amsterdam. They occupy houses and buildings that have been kept empty for more than a year, to allow real-estate speculators to drive up the prices for living or to push through a project where a useless harbour is costing a lot of money. It is a sick society that allows this to happen, as it is generated by the sick mentality of greed. This greed is btw one of the seven deadly sins and causes disease too – wit-ness all the stomach ulcers, heart problems, liver problems etc. in such people.
Disease is like squatters, who occupy cells on which they hang signs – ‘squat-ted’ – known as ‘receptors’. In society, a squatted building is immediately recognis-able too – painted outside walls, loud music, slogans on banners from the window etc. It is a sick mind and body that allows this to happen, just like the speculators and the housing prices in our society. The squatting continues till there comes a reaction from the body’s defence system, which is considered to be regulated by mainly the changes in the blood. While vira are also part of that system, they are classified as an ‘enemy combatant’, simply because their function is to destroy sick cells. As in society, the doctors think the body repairs the cells if the damage is not apparent from the structure, but only damage to function. From the evidence under the microscope – vira destroying such cells – it is evident that the notion is wrong, both in regard to the function of vira and in the assumption of repair in case of functional disturbance. For in the living blood and tissues, the cells are fed oxygen and the right nutrients, which the Petri dish does not provide, being constructed entirely of artificial nutrients that have different effects on the vira.

The situation with the squatters is that the Riot Squad – part of the police force – comes by and kicks them out, often destroying the building immediately after, so it cannot be re-squatted.
The vira are the Riot Squad, which comes to kick out the disease and destroy the cells so they can no longer be used by the disease. They only destroy cells with receptors; that is, the sick cells. The fantastic story that they attack healthy cells is therefore complete hogwash.
Instead of appreciating the work the vira do, they mistake them for ‘enemy com-batants’ and send in the army – GI-drugs – to destroy the police force. Thus they create a civil war inside the body, with heavy drugs.
Generally, a civil war ruins the country. If we look at the Aids phenomenon, it is this civil war, which destroyed the bodies of the victims. Here, as another aside, is proof the rules of warfare do not apply to healing and medicine.

Waging war on the microbe community is not only foolish, since they do not cause disease; it is detrimental to our health. It demands moreover that we accept too much collateral damage. It evidently ruins the balance in Slime City. It finally ruins not only the health, but also the life of the victim.
Slime City & its Illegal Occupation
That microbe community is a veritable Slime City, with all kinds of inhabitants, such as merchants, workers, farmers, thieves and so on, with several types of police, as well as an army, high-risers, highways and diverse other transport systems.
A recent survey of over 400 different entero-bacteria collected and subsequently stored between 1917 and 1954 suggests that resistance was very uncommon in the pre-antibiotic era.
That is an impressive variety of inhabitants of some very different ‘nationalities’ and therefore a multicultural society that performs admirably harmonious, if left to its own devices. We carry about a kilo of the creatures in the intestinal tract alone.
Some digest food, others are scavengers. Here may be one that destroys sick and old cells – a cop, throwing out disease – while there, another is engaged in cell construction – a builder. Some are engaged in business with each other, exchanging information and necessary protein codes, to create enzymes and assist each other in their mutual task. Others are kept busy stealing food from their neighbours. Many are busy digesting the food in your system and others transport nutrients to oxidation-reduction plants inside the stomach, the liver, the pancreas, the gut, and so on.
Slime City is a super-efficient 24/7 economy, with no roster switches, no insur-ance, no holidays and no severance pay – not even the possibility of retirement – you work till you die. Nonetheless, it is not a slave society, but the ideal consumer society, where the wares are not pushed by advertising, but simply shoved down the consumer’s throat. With sufficient garbage that even they cannot process, the cycle of production and consumption is doing what every such cycle does and does admir-ably well without our interference.

Another one – a scavenger – has the capacity to digest what is indigestible to others, received from a partial RNA strand scavenged somewhere from a plasmid that picks up on the targeted substance. Some members in that community learn to digest the antibiotics and so ‘resistance’ comes about. It is not that the germ be-comes resistant, but that the antibiotic never reaches them again – other germs or entities such as enzymes digest it first. Or the microbe learns to neutralise the anti-biotic by other means. There are several options open for microbes and bacteria or bacilli to deal with the occupying forces.

Even the pharmacopoeia says as much.

‘The three most important mechanisms of bacterial resistance are:
– production of an enzyme that inactivates the antibiotic or hinders it in its action, such as the ?-lactamases with the ?-lactam antibiotics and acetyl-transferase with the aminoglycosides and chloramphenicol. [Any term with ‘ase’ at the end denotes an enzyme that processes some substance in the gut, like food, alcohol, drugs, etc. Some enzymes are made in the gut, others in the liver, the blood or the stomach, etc.]
– reduction of the uptake of the antibiotic by diminishing the membrane per-meability, through changes in the protein cover of the external cell membrane, due to selective pressure of the antibiotic. Herewith the ?-lactam antibiotics, the chinolons, tetracyclines, trimethoprim and chloramphenicol are rendered ineffective. It may also use an active efflux, resulting from a difference in the membrane transport system, as it does with erythromycin and tetracycline. [The cell membrane is the outer cover-ing, which first is penetrated by the antibiotic, but the cell will make the necessary changes so that it can no longer penetrate.]
– changes in the bacterial proteins that were points of attack from or for the anti-biotic. A changed ribosomal protein is discovered with aminoglycosides. A further changed penicillin-binding protein is found with mainly ?-lactam antibiotics, while a changed DNA-gyrase is associated with the chinolons. Gyrase is an enzyme, which can trigger the winding of long DNA chains around an RNA nucleus. Chinolons an-tagonise this enzymatic activity. On this basis, chinolons are also designated gyrase inhibitors.’ [A penicillin binding protein is a protein that occupies the antibiotic with try-ing to neutralise it and so expends the drug’s energy. Chinolons are a class of anti-biotics that use this capacity to inhibit, to disable their target by attacking the DNA enzymatic activity. They are neutralised by the gyrase enzyme that triggers the wind-ing prematurely, before they have reached the target.]
(Martindale)


There are also plasmids, which are extra-chromosomal particles that carry pieces of RNA information from antibiotics that are spent, which germs absorb. They integrate this in their own DNA and so are able to neutralise, digest or otherwise ren-der the drug useless. We shall come across them in further quotes from the pharma-copoeia. This also shows another example that the DNA is driven by the environment and not the other way around. Without antibiotics, the plasmids would never pass it on and these drugs are brought in from the outside – they don’t grow in your gut, un-less you take too many.
We have not invented anything, as is plainly evident from the quote. The ortho-dox have set the rules and we merely report them. Whether these rules follow scien-tifically validated processes and facts remains to be seen. Up to this point, the evi-dence stacks against it, although the above suggests otherwise. Therefore it is also evident that using antibiotics carries the risk of resistance.
The resistance is conferred by mechanisms that although understood partly, do not explain everything there is to know. What they do explain, is that massive doses cause such resistance and that the reduction in the dose could very well do away with much of the resistance problems. If the dose is so small that the body detects it as but a small trigger, it will take care of the rest by itself.
The self-healing capacity of the body is always denied, except when used as an excuse to explain away cures with homoeopathy. Then it is either placebo, sponta-neous self-healing or the recuperative power of the body or the self-healing capacity. At all other times, it is denied the body has any capacity to heal itself. When it is pointed out that developing antibodies against disease is such a self-healing ca-pacity, they deny it any such power and declare it to be the result of physical reaction to an outside influence – again proof against their own deterministic genetic theory.
Never is there any mention of the mental state, required to contract disease, nor is there any consideration for its dynamic, rather than mechanistic nature. Reduction-ist-mechanistic theories of disease are granted professorships, as if the theorising about disease has any value for the finding of a cure. The results coming from such ‘studies’ generate theoretical models by the score, but fail to confer any insight into the nature of the dynamics of disease.
Antibiotics – Medicine’s ‘Grunts’
The Slime City inhabitants produce those enzymes – they do not arise sponta-neously. Microbes and other germs, assisted by plasmids, trigger membrane per-meability. These same plasmids also generate changes in bacterial proteins.
Thus, such ‘immunity’ or ‘resistance’ violates the orthodox parameters for treatment, which say that

‘the antibioticum must be able to reach the seat of infection’.
(Martindale)

This is the way they paint the picture; I am quoting their pharmacopoeia.

‘There are other mechanisms by which resistance is obtained. It can occur chromosomal as well as extra-chromosomal, the latter though plasmids, which are extra-chromosomal carriers of inherited properties. These plasmids are interchange-able between organisms through conjugation, transduction or transformation.’
(Martindale)

Since such material is freely interchangeable, it is unlikely to cause mutations, since mutations then happen all the time and therefore do not happen. Differently said, if they happen all the time, it is no longer exceptional but commonplace and therefore not mutation. This is because mutation is the appearance of the not so commonplace and the hardly viable. We shall see in a further chapter that working and healthy mutations are impossible to appear for several other reasons, making the mutation scenario not only highly unlikely, but also entirely impossible. We shall also show that every example used to explain mutation always involves a loss of a quality, a mismatch or an abnormality, none of which are ever passed on to the next generation. Thus the germs are simply adapting to the occupation and offering re-sistance, as everyone attacked would do.

However, some microbes are considered terrorists, mainly from the factions of BacZilla and al-BacTerium and of the smaller but supposedly more lethal Ali al-Vira-Faction. These are the very ones that are present in large amounts when we are sick and they are considered terrorists and insurgents, especially when they become re-sistant. Anyone who harbours these terrorists, is considered dangerous and must be isolated. Then the medical ‘war on terror’ kicks into gear – plenty medicine, prefer-ably in mixtures, ‘just to make sure’. The doses of medicine enter in an unrelentingly regular, goose-step cadence. A surge is started and when it does not finish soon en-ough they simply add more of the same troops in a bigger surge.
Then they exploit the case in the Media for dramatic fear mongering: ‘Seven new cases of al-Salmonella, norovirus or E.coli discovered today!’ ‘Health Authorities call for mass-vaccination!’ Just as we already reported at the beginning of this Chapter.
The reason they give for ‘just making sure’ is that it is assumed to ‘better be safe than sorry’. This remark is only of value when these are the only alternatives. One of the commonest defences against learning is to believe it is already known. If we say: “I know that,” when someone who understands our interests and how to teach says something, we are blocking our learning capacity.
Merely to reproduce our limited knowledge and circulate it to all interested par-ties may appear to be keeping in touch with them. But unless the occasion is suit-able, it is only of social value, not of informative usefulness, let alone of knowledge value. Why do they seek more knowledge when they pay no heed to what they know already?

As the Garuda Purana says:

“Reading to a man devoid of wisdom, is like a mirror to the blind.”
(Veda-Vyasa K.D. GP 5/3/48)

The victims are subjected to heavy bombardments of medicines, all sort of extra troops are summoned and added and if possible, ‘three letter agencies’ such as AZT and ddl, etc, are also sent to the front, to fight a losing battle against a resistant enemy or an invisible one. The sulpha-antibiotic daisy-cutters of medicine, like their real-life counterparts, kill indiscriminately and leave behind the unexploded bombs, just like other antibiotics, which kill off your defences and finally give you Aids.
And as in the real life counterpart, the Army and all the high-tech equipment and tools are impotent against the insurgency, which rages on three different fronts. War against the occupation; as a civil war against the excessive population influence of some inhabitants and about the general imbalance in Slime City, such as the division of the natural resources and their benefits – food and drink.

Adaptation is closer to the reality of the circumstances in Slime City, where har-mony and balance make for a stable system. In those circumstances mutations can only increase the imbalance, which is contrary to every observation one makes in na-ture or the human body, where balance is always maintained by all means. Since it is a cyclic process, harmonious functioning is to its advantage.
The proof they adapt and maintain order is found in that they seek the means to counteract our ridiculous doses of dangerous medicine to minimise the damage as much as possible. The medical approach is always linear, as opposed to the cyclic nature of the human system. The bacteria and other germs will maintain the cycle, while medicine will try to linearly interfere with that cycle.
We must first note that there is a great deal of difference between an adaptation to pressure and a mutation. A white person who never sees the sun and then goes out for the first time will also ‘produce alterations on the surface structure due to se-lective pressure’ – of the sunshine. He will turn either red or brown. This is no muta-tion, but an adaptation.
When such confusion of terms is used in one sentence, it is wise to take the weakest of the statements to hold the greatest merit. Multiple drug resistance is a fact. Alterations on the surface structure are also noted and thus factual.
However, someone who does not like cabbage does not mutate into someone else, once his taste changes. Similarly, the antibiotics may have tasted bad, but once the germs learned to digest them, no mutation occurred. They simply adapted to changed circumstances, just like the white person going in the sunshine to get brown or someone changing his taste for an article of diet.
Otherwise, we have to consider each adaptation a mutation, which goes way too far. Genetic material may communicate with the environment – as we shall see – but this does not mean the genes change in basic function – they simply add another possibility through adaptation.

The antibiotics, like grunts in the Army, ensure an ever-more inventive resist-ance comes about. For the body to stay alive, it must develop resistance, otherwise the medicine will kill it immediately. As with cabbage, the germs learn to engage it and render it useless or otherwise occupied. No such thing as a cartoonish mutant-ninja-turtle army here.
Vira, Bacilli & Bacteria – The “Axis of Evil”
To continue our apt comparison to the situation in Iraq, we shall highlight some of the conundrums that face the doctors as much as they face the Generals. Both are based on the false assumption that force is a way out of a situation that was wrong for starters, but has accumulated compound mistakes in its handling.
Even if the vira and other germs look or work different, they are also not mutations, but merely differently adapted members of the incredibly large community of microbes. They may have looked like normal citizens first, but now they wear shawls to avoid recognition. They have adapted to circumstances the medical profession has created with their excessive antibiotic use.
It resembles someone who was a builder – a fungus – and begins a building supply shop – a DIY for the al-Fungi crowd, for instance. Soon that DIY will become a Franchise chain store, as is evident from the facts in the field. It will resemble the no-bid contract of the ‘Halliburton’ of the Slime City Occupation “Enduring Ignor-ance”.
Or someone which was a scavenger and finally finds a niche where he finds all he needs and proliferates; while building his IED’s he becomes an insurgent, as much as his Franchise counterpart, for they will now feed on and off each other.
Some of the drugs and the bugs are simply other al-Qaeda agents, unwittingly or wittingly employed as countermeasures to disturb the insurgency. The orthodox have no idea which bug could become at least a nuisance and at worst even a threat to life, by their war on medical terrorists.
Prophylaxis as the WW II poster promises is also an illusion – ask any of the people with Aids if it ever worked. Prophylaxis is the concept of pre-emptive war, which the politicians in the US have finally discovered too, but which medicine also has followed since Jenner.

It is in this context also significant that Scientific American carried a report in 2005 about 200 soldiers who all got gonorrhoea. On inquiry by the staff it was re-vealed that they had been provided with blow-up dolls, since visiting prostitutes in Iraq was considered too dangerous. Hence for a joke the soldiers had a gang-bang of one of these dolls and one of the first was a carrier of gonorrhoea, who so infected all his mates. The story did not reveal what happened to the unfortunate and hapless soldier, once his comrades in arms found out who exactly had given them the clap.

That Slime City community has been studied – in the form of single microbes in isolation. It has never been studied as a whole, an entirety. They have some idea how many different members it has or what the function of some member are, within the context of the whole. They would pretend they know them all intimately, from the few they studied in isolation, when present in large numbers during a disease pro-cess.
We also do not know every member, but have studied it as a whole. Immunity is extended to the whole body in the context of a cooperative cyclically operating society, as we argue. The conclusion is obvious and denial does not make it go away. Only the totality gives you an idea of the goings-on in Slime City. It shows that microbes help a virus, enzyme or bacterium or vice versa and that the one-celled have a particular function, dependent on and in feedback with their environment and each other.
Gram-negative bacteria for instance have become ‘resistant’ and ‘more virulent’. Here we have a nice example of the goings-on in Slime City, where it is obvious that the gram-negative bacteria have learnt to evade or digest the antibiotics. Either an-other enzyme or bacterium, bacillus or microbe has learnt to digest it or the balance has been disturbed to the extent that other members no longer check the gram-negative bacteria.
Balance in a healthy Slime City means nothing less than each genus or species living there, having besides his normal role also a function comparable to ‘social con-trol’. This enables harmonious functioning of the whole. Just like in some parts of society social control has been lost, so it has similarly occurred in Slime City, where and when the antibiotic ‘GI occupation’ is allowed to take over and seemingly rules the roost.

They will initially eradicate or diminish one or more of the species and so another species gets the chance to multiply beyond its balanced proportion and set up un-wanted and unsuspected reactions. It has been said above that some antibiotics are encapsulated, meaning they still wreak their havoc, because they occupy space meant for other inhabitants. “A further changed penicillin-binding protein” means nothing less that it is encapsulated. Hence the ‘medical military’ has become bogged down and faces an insurgency.
A fungus encapsulated in ‘Slime City’ may well be the cause of the proliferation of the candida albicans fungus as we shall show in Chapter 13. It may also be the cause of the mycoplasma – another fungus – found in the blood of Aids victims. It also points to the frequency with which PCP pneumoocystis carinii pneumonia – an-other fungal disease – is implicated in Aids. These fungi are the ‘cooperating civil-ians’ in the ‘military occupation’.
They moreover enter the bone marrow and cause permanent depression of the marrow’s capacity to produce the necessary defence components of the blood. In other words, the Army of Slime City is infiltrated by hostile forces and destroyed from within, just like in Iraq. Wearing the proper uniforms, they are led into places where they can wreak havoc, kill innocent victims and completely stuff up the harmonious functioning of Slime City.
Like its Iraqi counterpart, the insurgents attack where they are least expected and under the guise of the occupation. Some will act like al-Qaeda and attack just any citizen of Slime City anywhere they possibly can. Others simply take over whole provinces and even manage to move out of such areas in counties they never even visited before. The al-bin-Fungus-Candida tribe is the main culprit of this type of in-surgent behaviour. Candida extension goes from its normal place in a niche in the gut to the anus and beyond, the buccal cavity and beyond and the genital area and beyond.
Together with their accomplices of the el-Fungi crowd, they occupy cities and provinces where they were never seen before and wreak havoc among the local population. Mycoplasma and pneumocystis carinii are other designated insurgents in this case. It is said that a few PCP fungi live in everybody’s lungs, but the body can easily deal with them. Mycoplasma is another story – in very small amounts it is harmless, but it always turns up in excess after antibiotic treatment. PCP is then also more abundant.
In Chapter 13 we will present the evidence for this thesis. In the same Chapter, the mycoplasma get a good going-over.
That these reactions are bad for your health is abundantly clear. That they can also turn out to be fatal is equally clear from the amount of victims. This is nonethe-less and therefore, completely unacceptable.
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‘Resistance’ & ‘Super-bugs’
We discover that medical science believes in so-called super-bugs, which are resistant to everything they throw at it.
Resistance means that for instance the gram-negative bacteria have learnt to di-gest the antibiotics – have become ‘resistant’ – and are now taken for ‘super-bugs’. Whether this is so, remains to be seen, because these same ‘super-bugs’ respond by disappearing under homoeopathic treatment. It also remains to be seen if these bugs respond to antibiotics in infinitesimal doses, since that never has been tried by the orthodox.
Whether antibiotics are capable of altering the chromosomes of bacteria also remains to be seen. It is thought to be a ‘mechanism of mutation’, whereas the be-haviour of the bacteria points to adaptation to the changed circumstances, instead of a mutation. It may be triggered by the antibiotics, but it may also be generated from its own DNA, of which many sequences are ‘doing nothing at all’. They are there to be activated by environmental circumstances and to adapt to these. Geneticists ef-fecting changes that use these inoperable and inactive sequences for recombinant DNA are therefore playing with something they do not understand enough about to boast with such certainty that they shall cure disease with it

That such adaptation is immediately communicated to its chromosomes is evi-dently due to its minuscule size, where genetics adapt easier to changed circum-stances, without causing a mutation. When it is so common, it cannot be mutation. How much do we really know about genetic interaction with the environment other than that genes work through feedback loops? And that these feedback loops are at work at greater speed, the shorter the life span of the creature under study? Experi-ences in agriculture with poisons point to the same mechanism at work in equally short-lived creatures. Simple adaptation to changed circumstances and little else, as expressed almost immediately in the genes, is what we are observing here. This also shows the genes are less important than we think – they do not determine much, but adapt as well to changing circumstances.

The germs are collectively engaged in their usual behaviour and show no un-usual features in their adaptation. Their usual and normal behaviour is to adapt to circumstances that change. The unusual is never seen, simply because changes in nature are usual and nothing out of the ordinary. The only unusual thing is the con-sumption of so many antibiotics, which change the bowel flora considerably, both in content and context. Therefore, the invasion by an Army of antibiotics to the point of constituting an occupation will change the demographics of the population, specifi-cally because that is the goal of the use of antibiotics. That these demographics change differently from what they really wanted does not diminish the value of the observation. Let us see how such adaptation works.

Each time you eat a foodstuff you never ate before, the Slime City inhabitants have to go through the same rigmarole – how to adapt and deal with it, which is their normal behaviour. This adaptation began as a baby with mother’s milk and exploded once you developed teeth and the buccal and digestive enzymes changed to the dif-ferent circumstances in your saliva. This consequently changed other things in Slime City. But these were nothing like mutations. You then began to eat ‘solid food’, re-quiring with every new grain, vegetable and protein a different adaptation of Slime City to the new circumstances.
At some time you may have added alcohol in different forms, coffee and tea and so on, each time triggering a similar commonplace response. On holidays in foreign countries your body has to adapt again to different circumstances. With the intake of antibiotics, there happened exactly the same.
We must remember: orthodox notions concerning mutations are the appearance of the unusual and abnormal in behaviour and function, structure and capacities of the individual that constitute an extension in its understanding and its appearance; hence the not so commonplace. So we must conclude that when anything is happen-ing as they describe, it is adaptation and likely or it is supposedly a mutation and thus very unlikely and seldom to happen.
We can anticipate the protests of those who will declare the fungal intake to be the unusual. While it is to a certain degree, it does not generally happen as almost a matter of diet. It is anecdotal – once in a while in the general population. In those whose intake exceeds the normal dosage and duration, we see an adaptation to a situation that has become the norm and therefore is considered ‘normal’. It is but an adaptation to an unusual situation. Till the next time he gets sick and the picture be-comes more extreme.
One could argue that such massive doses force mutation on the gut bacteria. But one forgets the adaptability of the hundreds of microbes, among which some will learn to digest it or turn it possibly also into something more deadly for the host. We have seen some of the mechanisms by which they adapt to almost any situation. Even the by-products of disease processes can be extremely toxic, just as the by-products of drug effects can be life threatening.
Candida albicans is more than just a nuisance to those who suffer from it. PCP pneumonia is not dangerous in normal circumstances, but in those with Aids it is deadly. A drug that is digested produces toxic excrement – also in microbes and germs. These products can kill us too, just as some drugs can as they are. But these considerations are, although evidently relevant, beside the point made here. In Chap-ter 13 we will extensively elaborate on what really happens with these antibiotics. For now, we continue with our mutations-cum-adaptations.

The ‘enzymatic inactivation of the antibiotics’ holds therefore the greatest merit, since enzymes are part of and produced by the population of Slime City, which we know to be able to deal with nearly all and everything we throw at them – from fast food to alcohol and drugs. Hence some of the inhabitants will be able to erect a ‘drug-permeability barrier’, so hindering the ‘drug to reach the seat of infection or hamper and destroy the germ’. Just like some recreational drugs also develop a ‘tol-erance’. We all know the habitual drinker can take a lot more than the occasional drinker. Most smokers remember the first time, with its dizziness, nausea and some-times diarrhoea, while after a few most got used to it and only smoked ever-more. The same with cocaine, speed and xtc or other drugs. Nonetheless, antibiotics are different in their effects, because they are living fungi and spread their hyphae and mycosis or roots throughout the body, making it extremely mouldy.

Adaptation to circumstances this is called and the Slime City inhabitants will ad-apt to almost any circumstances.
Translated to the ‘military occupation’ of Slime City, such behaviour is called in-surgency – the population organises to drive out the occupiers and starts resistance to it. At first, it may be small, but as new troops are sent to the front, the resistance increases, till the troops are bogged down. Further ‘troop surges’ will only result in more resistance, till almost all the defences of Slime City are compromised and the population is finished – its defences are exhausted. Slime City crumbles under the onslaught and succumbs completely.
Enzymatic IED Destruction
There is another instance where it has been proven that Staphylococci strains have learned to digest the antibiotics and that they do this through the enzyme ?-lactamase. It is not a substance that renders the bacterium resistant, but simply an enzyme that destroys or neutralises the antibiotic fungus. This happened in a hospi-tal and since the staphylococcus has become ‘resistant’ worldwide through the medi-ation of those plasmids, it is now becoming ‘a real problem.’ Hence the proposition that bacteria learn to digest them through the use of enzymes is not at all far-fetched, while the mutation scenario remains doubtful. The adaptations described in the other examples are also not mutations, notwithstanding the genetic adaptation. We already explained that genetic adaptation goes faster in short-lived creatures.

But the plasmid or even the enzyme are not the only answers to this paradox. For how did all the Staphylococci worldwide suddenly become resistant? How did they know what enzyme to generate? What was the mechanism by which Staphylo-coccus in New York could suddenly generate the same enzyme without the medi-ation of a plasmid? First, a London hospital noted the phenomenon. Next day, the same occurred in Glasgow and the day after on continental Europe and the USA.

It is reminiscent of the story in which a monkey-tribe, living on several islands, simultaneously ‘discovered’ to wash their fruit before eating it. On one of the many islands, scientists discovered one monkey who found out that beach sand could be washed off its fruit in the sea and in the estuary. Soon all the monkeys on that island washed their fruit. However, in the shortest possible time all the monkeys on all the other islands washed their fruits too, without there having been any visible communi-cation to the others about it. Hence for staphylococcus to become worldwide resist-ant is no mystery to us. Nature has other means than the usually recognised, to make it so.
Factually we should be glad they become resistant, at least in the sense that we still have bacteria to clean out dead cells. After the ‘antibiotic armies’ take over, it is another matter altogether, for then the excess of a germ or fungus can be harmful to our health, since there is no immediate need in the form of disease. It is an out-of-balance situation. The insurgency and the civil war have started; the first enzymatic ‘IED’s’ and ‘car-bombs’ are taking their toll.

Slime City is apparently much more important to our health than the doctors seem to think. We have already seen that disturbance of the harmonious balance in Slime City through the use of drugs – mainly Pharmaceutical drugs of the antibiotics and sulphonamide class – severely compromise our health, to the point of ruining it completely. However, we do not adhere to this ‘pressure for selection’. It is a contradiction in terms. Pressure is not selected and what one selects cannot occur under pressure, since there is no choice for selection.

The germs in Slime City do not select anything. There is nothing to select when they are bombarded with antibiotics – the GI’s and Marines of the Medical Army. They have no choice but to try and deal with them. They simply react to changed cir-cumstances and adapt themselves. If such is not possible, they will simply die – the general goal of medicine. The orthodox efforts effectively have started the insurgency and created their own al-Qaeda – just like the real-life counterpart is an American-created International Company.
Their death constitutes one of the ways in which the balance in Slime City is compromised. Naturally, the excessive use of antibiotics is indeed ‘environmental pollution’, but it is not a ‘pressure for selection’, leading to mutation. People have lived for hundreds of years near and under influence of all sorts of heavy pollution. So where are all the mutations? The Ruhr Valley, the English Midlands, Rotterdam, Detroit, Kiev – all these places have had heavy industry for over two centuries. Two centuries of this enormous ‘pressure for selection’ have not produced one single via-ble mutation. So then where is this pressure for selection?
The antibiotics are powerful enough to kill many of one or several species of the inhabitants and thus, like gangsters or a foreign army, take over the rule in Slime City.

We are confronted by scare-mongering tactics rather than truth when the doctors claim the bugs have become resistant super-bugs. We are always confronted with the idea that the bugs simply have become stronger, but in such a scenario, the weakening of the body’s resistance is not sufficiently stressed. Constant or regular attacks on the defence system with antibiotics do not make the bugs any stronger, but exhaust the patient’s defence system, since these drugs are strong immune-suppressants.
Moreover, as we have explained, it is easily shown that other inhabitants of Slime City have learned to digest the antibiotics and hence the ‘vicious microbes that are out to kill us’ have not become any more vicious. They are still the same germs, now confronted by a weakened defence system in an unbalanced community and thus disturbing the ‘social balance’. All that antibiotics do is suppress the disease and cause their own side effects in Slime City in the form of immune-suppression.
These are the actions of a foreign army, compromising the autonomous sover-eignty of Slime City in its peaceful exchange to obtain the necessities for its life and its ‘hinterland’, the body. Like its real-life counterpart in Iraq, it is an illegal occupa-tion, for it does not follow commonly respected natural laws. And like its real-life counterpart, it is bogged down in a war without an exit strategy. It can only maintain its momentum of complete destruction.

The insurgents have to invent all kinds of tactics to evade, contain or otherwise occupy the GI’s, lest they become victims themselves. In the process, certain other groups in Slime City see their chance and try to take over, just like in any civil war. While in Iraq they are called insurgents, the Iraqis themselves refer to them as free-dom fighters, against a foreign occupation. Similarly, the germs are called resistant when they develop means to fight back against an unnatural and illegal occupation. And like in Iraq, they are as inventive and as elusive as their counterparts. To date, none has been conquered and none has been rendered inactive, regardless count-less years to attempt to win this battle.

It is actually good for your health when the germs become resistant to treatment that seeks to destroy them, for their real function is different from what medical sci-ence wants you to believe. As we have described, Slime City is an harmonious soci-ety, in which many nationalities live peacefully together. When the need arises, one or several of the inhabitants go on a grand clean up and remove everything that is dead, rotting or otherwise compromised from the body and this process we call dis-ease. It is triggered by a mental state or some form of pollution, either with drugs, chemicals or radiation, wrong eating habits, other errors of diet or famine, or emotio-nal shocks of any kind. We have extensively explained the dynamics of disease causes elsewhere in these pages.
Any interference with the inhabitants of Slime City will upset the balance in an unnatural way and cause its own problems. It may cause the excess development of other inhabitants that are unwanted because dangerous for the patient. It may also set up unwanted toxic reactions, with their own concomitant complications. It will cer-tainly drive the disease further inside, causing metastasis and aggravation. The deeper it is driven inside, the greater the damage it leaves behind, till finally death will take its toll.
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Suppression & Insurgency
Saddam Hussein suppressed the opposition and its symptoms – free press, party forming, demonstrations, you know, the lot. Yet the opposition did not disap-pear. Saddam's society was sick and remained so. Mind you, putting him aside has not exactly improved the situation. It also does not invalidate the comparison, but only reinforces it.
Similarly, allopathic medicines suppress the symptoms; pain, rashes, inflamma-tions, you know, the lot. Yet the diseases do not disappear. Like the opposition in Iraq, they go underground and spread.
The body is a sick one and remains so. The spread must occur, for metastasis is the inevitable outcome of suppression. It is a law of nature and these laws cannot be violated without paying the price. Regardless which drug you use to kill the virus or bacterium or other germ, it will spread.
Again the Iraqi situation is the perfect example. For similarly, the American and British armies also fail to kill the opposition – notwithstanding superior fire power and massive technological support – and as we see in the news, the opposition – now called an ‘al-Qaeda-inspired insurgency’ – only becomes stronger, for civil war is the wrong front. The medical equivalent is similar. Those powerful drugs and massive doses are bound to cause aggravation. It will closely resemble a civil war and an in-surgency.

The medical al-Qaeda consists of some of the supposedly most notorious in-habitants of Slime City. Like their real-life counterparts, they also have some culprits that are always invoked. Al-Zarqawi is an equally popular scapegoat as are Ali E.coli, Hassan Salmonella and al-Giardia, the ‘Deadly Trio’ from the GUT Brigades for the Liberation From Toxins. Take for instance BacZilla tuberculosis Koch, the alleged assassin who hails from the Kingdom of Respiratoria.
Now, as the latest ‘Osama bin-Laden of medicine’, the inexplicable and as yet positively unidentified ‘Hiv’ has appeared on the scene. This terrorist is worse than any they met before – he creates devastation in supposedly healthy Slime Cities everywhere. He has never been properly identified – no ‘wanted poster’ has ever ap-peared of him. He is an elusive, almost mythological creature – a bogeyman as anti-hero, for he always wins and seems to be beyond capture, is the claim. He seems to resemble the Jackal, famous from the ‘70s, featured in many assassinations.
Some say they have survived his attacks, but this is immediately denied as false claims by the medical establishment. He is ‘the bin Laden’ of modern medicine. He so devilishly clever, he makes others the scapegoats of his attacks – like BacZilla tuberculosis and the boys from the GUT Brigades. He seems to have some accom-plices, but we consider them but ‘fall-guys, patsies and useful idiots’. Candida and PCP pneumonia are some other of his supposed proxies too – another set of pos-sible fall guys and patsies. They merely come and fill the gaps. This is a ‘mole’s’ type of disinformation – tell a part of the truth and the truth-seekers will fall over each other to follow the lead to that dead-end. It will stop them from asking the right ques-tions. It will stop the ‘mole’ from worrying about exposure.
Hiv tests and viral load are some of the red herrings in this detective story. We consider that Hiv is really the ‘Government mole’, spreading disinformation. Mean-while, the real ‘bin-Laden’ has now unwittingly gotten some unexpected real accom-plices in the form of ARVs. These are supported by his sworn enemies too and to-gether they will continue this devastation.
Hiv Bin-Laden can both feel safe and be satisfied – or so he thinks.
However, his accomplices have been unmasked already and soon his own iden-tity will be fully known. For him no hiding in the Tora Bora Afghan cave. He hides in every medical history of the ones whose bodies have been devastated by his insidi-ous undermining of our health. That these histories are the Tora Bora caves of medi-cine – equally unknown and cavernous – escapes their attention.

From Iraq we have learnt another lesson – if you suppress an insurgency, it spreads. In disease we also see invariably the same. Like in Iraq this lesson has not been learned. Until this lesson is thoroughly imbibed and understood, all efforts at conquering disease will fail. Once it is understood, the conclusion must be drawn, which is found in the fact of the massive doses. Therefore the conclusion is to reduce the doses to the point that only repeated doses will set up a reaction and only in the healthy. In the sick these effects must of course match those of the disease.
Disease is like being locked up or like a closed lock. The tumblers in the lock re-semble the totality of symptoms. The only way to open the lock is by finding the cor-responding key, whose beard matches the tumblers in the lock like a mirror image. One key only can be fitted in the lock and only one or possibly two turns of the key opens the lock. The medicine is of course the key in this analogy.
Metastasis is always the result of suppression – the medical annals are full of the reports. Even after 200 years of this result, it has not been discovered by the orthodox why this always happens. They have simply accepted it as one of the vaga-ries of medicine, about which nothing can be done. Such fatalist attitudes will also blame the disease instead of the massive doses of medicine in the case of the de-mise of the patient.
The demise of the patient after such massive dosing is recorded in his files.
Study of these files will reveal that in 90% of cases the cause of death is found in the medicine.

Of course the doctor blames the disease, which was too fierce even for his ex-pertise. At the time the patient came, that same doctor acted as if he knew the dis-ease as an old acquaintance and he was the right person to turn to for a cure. That his failure is caused not so much by his ignorance as by the massive doses is only to his credit. After all, he does not decide the dose, but the manufacturer. Which is by itself a strange situation – imagine the tobacco manufacturer telling you how much to smoke or the car factory deciding how many miles to drive. While in the latter cases we can decide ourselves how much we indulge, with medicines the packet pre-scribes how much to indulge. Of course you can always ignore it and take less, but generally people tend to take more, when it helps. They go by the same adage as the Medical-Pharmaceutical Industrial Empire – that when little is good, more must be better.
The Bad Cleaner Syndrome
Disease can also be compared to a spring clean up. Disease must be eliminated from the body, to truly disappear. The doctors merely hide it, as a bad cleaner sweeps the dirt under the mat. Now if you have a cleaner that sweeps the dirt under the mat, you fire him! The doctors suffer from the Bad Cleaner Syndrome and must not be retained, just because they have an impressive title. Nowadays a cleaner is called a sanitary worker – also an impressive title. But if his work is sloppy, the title will not help him. Why then shall we have to retain doctors whose knowledge about the side effects is fragmentary, whose adherence to principles depends on fashion and prejudice, and whose treatment resembles unmitigated folly?
At the clean up, the body opens an outlet from which the dirt is released, be it pus, rashes, cancerous growths, warts or purging, whatever. Their orthodox treat-ment closes the door, by using medicines, creams, chemotherapy, radiation or sur-gery, whatever takes their fancy. Hence what we do not accept from a cleaner, we must certainly not accept from the doctors. Just as we fire the cleaner, we must fire the doctor who sweeps the dirt under the mat. Suppression and its consequences are far too serious a matter to be swept aside as unnecessary fear mongering; a tac-tic all too often employed when we question their decisions. That same fear monger-ing is, when it suits them, ruthlessly employed when they foist their surgical interfer-ence or their suppressive medicine upon the patient.
Metastasis means nothing less than the body seeking a new outlet. They close the door? The body will open the windows. They also close the windows? It will, if necessary, blow off the roof. But it will never disappear till they have brought it back to its original outlet – if their surgical interventions have not already removed that possibility – or they have buried the victim.
Not only are their mistakes buried in their protocols and the obvious deadly re-sults of failed surgery, they are buried in graveyards the world over, to the tune of over 30 million each year, from the accumulated mistakes committed by the medical sickness industry. To be exact, if extrapolated from US numbers, 32,5 million. A staggering number that is based on WHO statistics on how many victims there are in each category, which we shall enumerate here.
Side effects with deadly results in the US alone 600,000. This in the country that claims to have the world’s best medical care. Together with the other causes it adds up to 1 million. This is exclusive of the numbers of deaths in epidemics, Aids, cancer, accidents, drug overdose, suicide and homicide, which are preventable mental states, if only they would stop using vaccines. In short, this means every 1 in 300 people is going to die from medical stuff-ups. Homicide we may exclude from the list, but add up the other victims of medical shortcomings and the figure is reaching 1,5 million. This means the odds rise by a third to 1 in 200.
Scary!
Well, if that is their goal, then misery accomplished!

Most epidemics never get such high numbers – except maybe the Spanish Flue of 1918 or the medieval plague. Medical stuff-ups are therefore the largest epidemic ever known in human history and moreover constitute a permanent epidemic. Much more dangerous than any germ ever will be or can be, even when medical stuff-ups have given you Aids. Surprisingly, nobody tolls the alarm-bell!
The silence is really deafening and telling as well. It tells us they either are com-pletely ignorant of these important issues or they are trying to avoid having to answer for them, because they know all too well. Most conspiracy buffs would immediately assume the latter, but we can assure them this is not so – with the exception of those that work in the labs, doctors know little about their bugs. They know even less about the side effects of drugs, as Industry spokes-people have declared that 60% of the doctors are completely out of their depth concerning side effects. The rest may know some of the general ones of the medicines they prescribe most, but that is about the entire amount of real pharmacology possessed by the orthodox brethren.
More evidence of incompetence in the cleaning department we do not need. The medical establishment suffers from a massive bad cleaner syndrome attack but, like everyone who suffers from a delusion, considers those that question their notion to be deluded. We know how hypnosis works – if you maintain long enough you are right, you begin to believe it yourself.
They appear to suffer from another almost incurable condition, which manifests itself trough several well-documented symptoms. These are tunnel vision, exclusivity in accepted data, selective amnesia, blinkered notions and such like. Those who will-ingly surrender to these delusions and other similarly illusory notions, even embrac-ing them as the sole reality, are most at risk. Even homoeopathy can do little for these poor victims of delusion and illusion.
Limited Usefulness
Insofar as the germ theory could be useful, it is in the considerations of balance or imbalance of the Slime City inhabitants. As we noted, the absence of one or more germs results in the excessive rise of another, which then can impact on the person’s health. Candida albicans for instance, normally lives in everyone’s gut, performing its allotted task.
Antibiotics being fungi, prepare the fertile conditions for its explosive increase by destroying other bacteria engaged in limiting its spread to its allotted space. How-ever, excess Candida fungus growth has assumed epidemic proportions, while orthodoxy is vainly seeking means to destroy it. In the process, the patient’s life is destroyed.

In this manner only can any of the germs living in Slime City be of any incon-venience or danger to us. When we become sick from natural causes, some will also multiply, but this is for protection, because at such times an excess is needed to clean up the dead or sick cells, possessing receptors to which these germs can re-act. Once the disease has been conquered, these germs automatically revert to their original density and the others destroy their redundant excess.
This phenomenon is known as bacterial and/or viral load. The vira are cut to pieces and thus made inoperable, missing the entire RNA code to enable duplication. The bacteria are similarly rendered innocuous, and their toxic processes are reduced to more manageable proportions. The feeling of wellbeing returns and soon the blood will look normal again, with possibly an antibody against the disease just conquered.

This viral or bacterial load has therefore nothing to do with the presence of either Hiv or the inevitability of developing Aids. It is merely a sign that the body has ad-equately dealt with an infection, regardless its bacterial or viral accompaniment. The antibody is supposed to be against a disease, but it has never been shown to work directly against the associated bacterium, bacillus, microbe or virus. There are no re-ports of antibodies killing any of those germs, with the exception perhaps of an ex-cess that constitutes a real and present danger.
Much is made of the toxic nature of the bacterial process, while it is conveniently forgotten that rot begins in the mouth and that excrement is formed through a pro-cess of fermentation – all toxic processes with which the body deals admirably, even in disease. Cholera and dysentery are but fancy names for the processes of cleaning these toxins and their dead producers from the gut. They are neither the causes nor maintainers of the disease, but form the disease process itself as we explained above. For this reason these processes have received their names – cholera, typhus, dysentery, etc.
Their danger lies not in the germ, but in the debilitation that can ensue if not suf-ficient tissue salts are retained for proper functioning. When exposed to such states of disease, it is self-evident that nutrition is of importance. This diminishes the influ-ence the germs have in general and negates their causal designation.

Limited usefulness is something we can apply to most of modern medicine. The limit is in fixing people’s broken bones and necessary surgery, at which the orthodox are the past masters, unsurpassed by anyone. Limited usefulness is however too limited to be of any real use – both for the rest of medicine and for the germ theory. Pasteur’s aberration has been exposed as inadequate, ridiculous, absurd and con-trary to the facts. It has been designated as an aberration and an absurdity, but we could as easily typify it as pre-primary school, where the children have not yet made such distinctions between cause and effect.

Shameful in its inadequacy at discovering the aberrational nature of Pasteur’s Gospel, modern medical science must accept the dunce’s hat and stand in the cor-ner. It ought to be given lines to write, to imprint the dynamic nature of disease and to remove the reductionist/materialist paradigm from their thinking. Only then can we expect a rational approach to disease and health to finally develop. Homoeopathy has 200 years of successful practical experience in this approach and can offer our brethren help, if they so wish. We expect our helping hand to be bitten, as it will not be appreciated.

It is, as with so many concepts and so much speculation in modern medicine, in-complete, upside down and inside out. Taking the result to be the cause, imagining the patient having to answer to average criteria, being entirely experimental in both diagnosis and treatment, modern medicine is far from scientific or evidence-based. If it were scientific, it would have taken the evidence for what it is – a result.

Pasteur made so many erroneous assumptions in his presentation that we are surprised no intellect has ever questioned, let alone challenged the very notions. We suspect that cosy jobs and prestigious positions have a lot to do with that lack of scientific challenge. We suspect that fears of apparently loosing face, grants and possibly worse, such as position, are the main motivator for this glaring lack of scientific integrity – even 150+ years after the fact. So great is the esteem Pasteur has held, notwithstanding the amateurish quality of both his presentation and his evidence.

When such fools hold the highest esteem in modern medicine, we despair for its intellectual integrity, its scientific honesty and its quality of research and peer review. We despair, for it evidently shows that such qualities no longer exist in medical sci-ence. It shows they have all succumbed to the tyranny of conformation to the ruling clique, which shall determine which theoretical construct will rule all actions in dis-ease.

It shows that democratically arrived consensus decisions rule the roost, instead of scientific facts and proofs derived from them. This disgusting state of affairs rules modern medicine and strongly reeks of party spirit, where science is supposed to be above all parties; above all politics; above all bias; above all opinions. It shows medi-cine usurping areas where it does not belong – in private matters; in corporate mat-ters; in insurance matters; all based on this biased misconception of the germ theory.
And if it were truly democratic, the opposition would have at least a say. But as we remarked in the Introduction, their Emperor is demanding we submit to the tyr-anny of conformation – if not, exclusion is your lot. Their democracy suffers from de-mocratosis, for which there is no other cure than letting the dissidents not only have their say, but their concerns addressed and investigated.
Quid pro Quo.
Germs and the promise of killing them with antibiotics. The germ theory cracks like an earthquake into disappointments, into which fall expectations. They are con-tractions of metaphysicists, in their local search for completeness. Except for minor errors – plus or minus the elusive and mythological Mr. Average – they claim to have found completeness. Yet we can accept the super-completeness of God, but not their phenomenal completeness.

Sufficient adulation of the substitute – that is, the virus or bacterium – has be-come the aim of the researcher. Ignoring the existence of the real thing – or even its possibility – is as effective for practical purposes as if it was not there. That is tanta-mount to saying it does not exist. Equally often, they take one thing for the other, as they do with antibodies and Hiv – certain to produce only more confusion. To il-lustrate this, let me tell you a little anecdote.

Once there lived in Khartoum a young English boy who, with his nanny, visited every day a statue of General Gordon, seated on a camel. One day, the boy and his family were going to move to Cairo to live, so he came and visited the general one last time. He said: 'General, I'm not going to see you for a very long time. I'm going to move to Cairo.' Then he turned to the nanny and said: 'What do I say to the guy on General Gordon's back?'

Similarly, doctors do not reflect when they see the virus and think it to be the disease. They call it ‘General Gordon’, but they have no idea that they look at best at a camel, while the real General escapes their attention altogether. We will come across many instances of this ‘General Gordon syndrome’. He is, as an aside, also the representative of their idea of warfare against disease.
It is time to put their ‘General Gordon’ before the court-martial instead, to defend his self-defeating actions. They will have to put him before the firing squad for high treason. Then they can throw out those principles of war from treatment too – all in one go.

Similarly, they use that, which caused the problem in the first place – unsuitable drugs – to counteract it. What did not succeed at first, shall certainly not succeed the second time. Hiv is treated with drugs like AZT, which causes lowering of the CD4+T-helper cells. What rationale is there, to use another thing that causes the same prob-lem as the previous treatment? How intelligent is that? It looks like closing a hole in the ground by making another hole.
They are reminiscent of the New Age adherents. These claim you don’t need a teacher for spiritual development – you are to find out yourself. They expect that the same mind that put them in the state they find themselves to be – in need of help to get out – is supposed to get them out. From the result, it is plain obvious it cannot. The New Age adherents, like the doctors, are still a movement in search of a doc-trine. They belong in that class of people who, if they would throw a stone on the ground, they would miss.

In dubbing Pasteur a fool and his disciples ignoramuses, we simply return com-pliments they gave our predecessors, like Hahnemann, Hering, Kent and others. Their doctoring has generated the impression that all medical treatment is a fraud and a hoax. Even most simple peasants understand more than the doctors. Is it not shameful that a GP, drawing a good income, should not be able to care for his pa-tients, whereas others who haven’t studied his brand of medicine are?
The discerning intellect will see through the transparent eclectic evasions of their own ignorance. One who believes disease to be a localised phenomenon caused by a bug, is possessed by the desire for fragmentation. Like those who do quantum me-chanics; they are so deep with their nose up the bark of a tree they fail to see even the tree, let alone being aware of the forest. Let us give you another quote, from Paracelsus.

'Doctors, what is the use of the name, title and school, unless you have the knowledge? Whom do honours, the toga and the Bull behove, but those who have the skill? When disease puts them to the test, what use is toga, title or certificate, when they are forced to admit failure? They blame the disease, but fail to mention their own incompetence. In their field, we have more successes than their entire industry combined – I dare them to refute me. Accredited asses would not be more incompetent swindlers than those who claim to be doctors, but declare the common cold incurable.'
                               (Paracelsus De Natura Rerum)

Today we are a massive 500 years further and thus more ‘advanced’, suppos-edly. We have an impressive array of machinery to assist the doctor in both diagnosis and cure. Indeed, what use are stethoscope, x-ray machine and the im-pressive array of other high-tech machinery, unless you can cure the sick with them? When disease puts them to the test, they still stand with their hands in their hair and their mouth full of abracadabra. For the common cold is still incurable, they admit.
If it Is Not a Germ, it Is a Gene
Hiv is imaginary and mythological, as we shall discover. The cause of disease from germs is mythological too – albeit not fabricated by the doctors, but by Pasteur. The genes causing disease is just another myth. Genes are not deterministic, how-ever much they would like them to be so. The product is never able to influence or ef-fect changes in the producer.
That genetic determinism is therefore another myth, for we know that every cell in the body has the same chromosome packet with the same genes, yet they are all different cells. So how has the gene determined the healthy or diseased function, form and structure of each individual cell?
By mythological means, for it has no other possibility, being not deterministic.
Let us give you the definition of myth: In the modern understanding, myth has no basis in reality. According to the dictionary:


“Myth, mith n. a figment; a commonly held belief that is untrue, or without foun-dation.”
                                               (Chambers 20th century Dictionary)

In reality, genes act through feedback loops, which help the cell develop accord-ing to its environment. Thus a cell becomes a blood cell, an epidermis cell or a mus-cle cell only because its surroundings determine the need. When a cell is diseased from the start – birth – there is a possibility that it is genetically determined, but in general it is under pressure from consciousness or the environment. Under the next heading we shall return to the latest scientific findings regarding genes and determin-ism.

Their causes consist solely on false conjectures and fictions of the imagination. For it is a false conjecture to say the disease is in the antibodies or the viral load. Cause and result remain different eternally, regardless their insistence they are the same.
Nobody can experience the viral load as such, for he cannot even know it is there until their tests reveal it. It is a figment of the imagination to assign causal power to a concomitant and end-result of disease; the germs.
It is therefore also a fiction – another myth – that with the death of the so-called disease cause – in casu the germ – the disease has been conquered.
Furthermore, to call someone cured when he is still suffering the effects of medi-cine is not only self-delusion, but also deception of the patient. He seldom believes the doctor anyway, just because he still feels sick, we can guarantee you.

Disease is like a criminal and the records of medicine must therefore be similar to criminal records, with fingerprints, photograph and profile of character. In the same manner, the disease can be recognised by the symptoms produced in the patient, corresponding to the record of the matching individual medicine.
This is the dream of the allopathic brethren and can only be realised if the homeopathic system is adopted and the wild-goose-chase after the chimera of the germs is abandoned. They are stuck in the linear tunnel vision of direct cause and ef-fect, which always fails to explain all parameters and is left with inexplicable phe-nomena. Medical orthodoxy is no more than a sham, designed to prolong people’s sickness and make as much money out of their suffering as possible.
Viewed on its own merits, orthodox medicine is hopelessly inadequate and unscientific. Actually, you cannot view it on its own merits, for it does not possess any.
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DocQuack, why do you fall for this allopathic bull?

as for nanobots and engineered BacZillas,

It will take quite some time before they can truly engineer the bugs.
and since bugs are not the cause of disease, why should i or anyone worry anyway?

Bio Warfare is an oxymoron. the bugs do not cause anything.



...I fall for their bull because I'm a former Pig still in the Pig mindset! Wink LOL

...Nanobots?  Give it 10 years, though variants and early related things will brew prior. All the work of those darn Pig's of "The Man".  TongueLOL

...Well, today's bugs do not think at all about making war on us, certainly.  But, someday, they'll program them with Pig code!  Confused

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Kaviraj:

well, i use all potencies, but in accordance with the vitality
I use the M series often, because i see that they work fast and they last.
I am lazy - i want my patients to have some relief that lasts because i'd hate to see them every day.

I'd have not enough hours in the day if i would see them too often.
Also, why would i be a masochist and listen to complaints that i can avoid?


after 30 years and about 1.5 million clients i have had enough and i already know the story.

One guy complained to a colleague that i had given him only 2 minutes and charged him full price.
The collegue told him he was lucky - most people get less than a minute.
As for the charge, how did he feel?
"Oh, great!"
So then what did he complain about?
he is feeling great and that was not worth the price he paid???
The collegue told him to be ashamed.
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30 years and 1.5M clients?!  Holy cow!   Are you teasing?LOL

That would be about 50,000 clients per year and around 136 new clients acquired per day on average over 30 years.   Only way I can imagine that possible is if you've been active in some major cities with ample poor waiting in line.  Thailand, India, etc.   You'd have to be seeing close to 20 patients per hour on average.   Sounds almost incredulous, but I have heard of homeopaths like this.   My professor speaks of having observed one in action in India.  They all line up for them.  He listens to them -- as you noted in the other thread -- for a couple minutes.   Suggests a quick prescription.   Assistants help.  Patient tries the remedy.  Most are helped.   Some come back.   He adjusts again on follow-up.   Mostly a Kentian style of prescribing for the major things that just call to you.

I'll continue this on that thread where I'm about to thank you for suggesting Carbo Veg and explain further...Tongue
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Kaviraj:
No mate, no teasing.
every morning 100 to 150 people standing in line.
three hours to do them all.
that's about 1 per minute.
hence you learn to ask eliminating questions, otherwise it is impossible.
I worked in india and my teacher assisted me only in the beginning.
he told me one has to be ready for this and worse.
During epidemics, i have worked up to 22 hours a day sometimes, for then you do a lot more in a day.
if you consider that epidemics last about 6 to 8 weeks, you can calculate how many that amounts to.
it is a constant stream of patients, but easier because many people respond to the same remedy.
you treat the healthy too, for otherwise you will never get the epidemic over with.
As Hahnemann describes about scarlet fever, where he used mainly Belladonna or Aconite and often as prophylactic.
so you ask the necessary questions and have an assistant dispense.
and yes, most are helped and some come back for you cannot always prescribe the correct remedy.
with such amounts you are bound to have failures.
Kentian indeed, for my teacher liked Kent and in his younger days even saw him once or twice.
He was allowed to visit the US for Indian Railways, on his own insistence to learn more.

By the way, there are doctors in India who have seen many more than i have.
My teacher told me he had seen everyone working for Indian Railways at least once.
there work 30 million people for Indian Railways.
go figure.
i am peanuts compared to such giants
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Wow!  You leave me speechless in the presence of an old master and hippie, too! Tongue   Right here, the skeptics get angry and others grow professionally jealous, but this is far too cool for that.  Over 1.5 Million served.  You're like the McDonald's of homeopathy!  Tongue  Fast Food Homeopathy! Tongue  I need to flip through my archives and want to ask you some interview questions on the thread, if you don't mind?

For now, I shall do nothing other than clip this over to the Germ Warfare blog so maybe future Esalen spooks can read up on it, eh? LOL

Will ask you questions there.  For now, catching up on some Sunday morning threads.  Still need to read your other post and reply.




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Oh, for those tuning in....I'm trying to do this a bit like a radio show interview of Dr. Kaviraj, but our posts are scattered among many threads here.  Part of the earlier correspondence relates to this thread:

http://hpathy.com/homeopathyforums/forum_posts.asp?TID=8381&PN=3

...It's a bit scattered and making us dizzy at the moment.

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Kaviraj:

hey, slow down a little please!
My teacher was a much greater homoeopath than i ever will be.
I bet that there are quite afew out there who beat me easily in that numbers game.
I am not an exception, but rather a part of the rule there in india.
Mumbay has some homoeopaths who have seen way more than me.
some of them are famous worldwide and people come from Europe and the US to visit them.
(Glad that is not my lot though.)

at any rate, welcome for questions, as long as you do not praise me too much - it is embarrassing.
and cut and paste as much as you like.
where is that germ warfare blog?
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Oh, I'm sorry.  I meant the thread we've been doing already:

SuperFlu, Agrohomeo, and other with Dr. Kaviraj
http://hpathy.com/homeopathyforums/forum_posts.asp?TID=8976&PID=83449#83449\

Forgive me if I slobber all over you like a frisky puppy LOL, but you have epidemic experience working the areas I've been yapping about at www.MolecularDyne.com regarding Project MOONSHINE.   And you've practiced it Kentian Fast Food Style which is how it'll really go when the poopy strikes!  I envisioned and proposed sort of a central headquarters -- run by G-men Pig's of "The Man", of course! Wink --  to set a logistics backbone in place;  To hammer away at GE's in rapid Boenighaussen complexity on the harder ones concurrent with Kentian field medics working the quickie cases like you do.  

I'll hit you with questions over there and clip this to the thread, too.

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So what do yu want to know?
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Doc,
you seem to know a lot about the internet.
Do you have any suggestions how we can swamp that silly gimpy blog?
It seems to be a propaganda tool only, without any chance to reply.
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Let me think about it after my head stops hurting.   I'll hit you with some questions later.  Phew, you got me laying an egg on that last thread regarding my prescription.  

Monster must go rest now. TongueLOL

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