Moveable Feast Cafe 2021/07/02 … Open Thread

(Excerpt from his book “Official Stories” / chapter 5: Vaccination – The Religious Science / pages 115 – 129

The industrial revolution brought a mechanization of agriculture to the growing U.S. population. More food was needed for the growing cities. People were living in tighter quarters; food was brought in by rail and cart. And to protect and preserve food and textile crops, grown in larger and larger mono-cropped fields, they were sprayed with toxic compounds like “Paris Green.”
Paris Green was the prominent agricultural product in the late 1800s into the 1900s. It was used to kill insects and bacteria. It was literally green, from the copper that formed part of its composition. It was made of copper and arsenic. Some versions swapped lead for copper, keeping the arsenic.

A note of interest for those of us not raised in the 1800s – lead, if ingested, can kill you. So can copper. And arsenic – well, that’s mostly what it was for. “Arsenic and Old Lace” was a comedy about murder, after all.

We like to blame invisible bugs for illness and ignore pollution. But the historical record tells us that from the 1700s to the 1970s (to today, in pill form), toxic, industrial poisoning was the norm: paralysis, illness and death were a result of industry.

The cases piled up in the 1700s and 1800s – lung problems caused by textile mills; scrotal cancer from charcoal exposure; mercury poisonings from felting; “phossy jaw,” a kind of paralysis from match-making; major nerve damage akin to polio or multiple sclerosis caused by arsenic-contaminated bread and wine; food poisoning from lead in canned food.

In 1900, Manchester, England was poisoned by beer. The sugar used to make it was contaminated with arsenic. An epidemic of nerve problems and shingles resulted. Cancer rates increased wherever industry grew, in the U.S. and India, chemicals used in the dye industry caused bladder cancers. In the U.K., shale oil used in industry caused scrotal cancers.

WW1 saw the mass-scale use of chemicals for warfare. Chlorine, phosphorus and mustard gas were sprayed on soldiers, civilians, farms and battlefields and killed over a million people. But these chemicals would continue to be used in agriculture, industry and medicine.

The 20th Century brought us asbestos, which caused lung disease and cancers worldwide. The camera came into vogue, and film was both manufactured and disposed of creating a toxic landslide. Disposing of film by burning releases cyanide, nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide; in one incident in Ohio, over 120 people died in two months.

Prohibition, 1930s: illegal liquor brewed with a toxic chemical caused major paralysis in the hands and feet of those exposed.
The neurotoxic agent caused hands and feet, arms and legs to drag and move unresponsively. The damage was long-lasting and could be permanent or fatal. Patients who died did so because their lungs became paralyzed, just like polio patients who had to be put in a breathing device – an iron lung. Autopsies showed the same or similar lesions on the spinal cord. But it was caused by the chemical in the booze, not a virus (somebody go tell Bill Gates). The drink was called “Ginger Jake,” and we even got a few songs out of it – “Jake Walk Papa” and the “Jake Leg Blues.” Not favorites of the people who couldn’t walk anymore, but, you know.

Can we see a pattern? There was no shortage of paralysis caused by industry in the 19th and early 20th Centuries. So what happened in the 1940s to bring polio to epidemic levels?

We Do it for the Children

Polio was called the “great crippler.” It was terrifying to mothers who feared for their children’s lives and loomed over towns and cities in the 1940s and ’50s. It was perverse – it appeared in industrialized nations, but it left poor people alone. George Carlin even made a joke about it. He grew up poor. He and his friends “swam in the raw sewage” of the East River. “It gave us immune systems,” he said. “Unlike you rich pussies!” He was joking, but what if he was half right? What were the mothers of middle-class children doing that the poor weren’t?

It didn’t act like a plague. It appeared in summer. Adults never got it from children. People didn’t “pass” it. It came out of nowhere and exploded in clusters. Whole schools would be taken down by a flash of profound muscular weakness, leaving some paralyzed and killing a few. Industrial history had demonstrated that neurological and paralytic Illnesses tended to act just this way – to explode, violently, in clusters.

But among academic scientists, there was no interest in toxins. The going concern in medicine was to nail down tiny particles. Pollution was not on the agenda. Instead, the focus went to something invisible that could perhaps be filtered from blood. Something never seen, but suspected to be there. These invisibles would be blamed for all illness. And vaccines would be invented to stop them. “Just as Pasteur and Jenner had done,” went the rallying cry.

But what was the real motivation, besides the fascination of some Ph.D.s with microscopes?

Ask the question: who funds university research? Who hires university researchers? The answer is the same: chemical, oil and pharmaceutical companies. And as my friend Janine Roberts (author of the very fine book “Fear of the Invisible”) says, “You can’t sue a virus.” That is, you can sue industry. If industry doesn’t want to be blamed for causing most of the ailments of the modern age, they have in their possession a ready scapegoat. A virus. Which they pay to discover and to develop vaccines for. And then you pay to be protected. But was the virus ever to blame? Was it ever really there? Back to history.

In 1909, Drs. Karl Landsteiner and Irwin Popper, hot on the trail of a “filterable virus” to blame for it all, decided to grind up some human remains and experiment with them. They got a spine and brain from a nine-year-old patient who died after becoming paralyzed. They weren’t interested in researching environmental exposures; they were virus-hunting.

They injected ounces of this ground cellular mash into monkeys; into their stomachs and then, directly into their skulls and brains. Crack, squish, plunge…ouch. They managed to paralyze one monkey and kill another. By this method, they claimed to have found the “cause of polio.”

We’re back in the land of Louis Pasteur, cutting dogs into pieces, opening their heads and putting in diseased material. It doesn’t seem to have occurred to these geniuses that if you grind up any material at all from a person, plant or thing, living or deceased, and inject ounces of it into a living creature’s stomach, you will without a doubt make it very sick and possibly kill it, depending on the dose.

And what will pumping a large syringe or three of fluid or ground solids through the skull and into the fleshy brain do? Besides death, I mean? Is paralysis on that list? Yeah, probably. Near the top. Just under, “For some reason, the subject became suddenly deceased.” Apparently nobody mentioned it to Landsteiner or Popper. Because to this day, this is considered proof that Polio is caused by a filterable virus.

Sanity

Back in the real world, a few sane doctors, like Ralph Scobey and Morton Biskind, were arguing that pesticides were responsible for the “summer plague,” as it was called, for appearing when children were eating chemicals sprayed onto orchard fruit and playing downstream from sprayed cotton fields and mills.

Both Scobey and Biskind prepared treatises to be presented to the U.S. Congress (and published in medical journals) in 1951 and ’52.

Ralph Scobey wrote a beautiful piece of research, called, “The Poison Cause of Poliomyelitis And Obstructions To Its Investigation,” in which he highlighted a recorded history of polio. Poliomyelitis, he says, has had many different names in different locations – paralysis, palsies and apoplexy. It’s a problem of chemical exposure. It’s been around since the time of Hippocrates and it reaches to the modern era.

Throughout history, all over Europe, workers, scientists and artisans exposed to the fumes of metals and chemicals developed paralysis; sometimes passing, sometimes fatal. The chemicals to blame: mercury, phosphorous, lead and arsenic. You could be exposed to a poison, and still become paralyzed a week later.

In an lab experiment, a dog was paralyzed by lead poisoning. The degeneration of the spinal cord was identical to “polio-myelitis.” (Do dogs get the polio virus? No, but they can be poisoned.) In another animal-torture study, a Russian scientist determined that nerve damage and severe poliomyelitis occurred in animals who were fed arsenic, even within a few hours of eating it.

During a polio epidemic in Australia, a researcher noticed that a fertilizer containing phosphorous – a neurotoxin – had been used widely that year. A painter using lead-containing paints died with paralysis in both legs; they did an autopsy and found the same “polio” lesions on his spinal cord.

It was recorded over and again – arsenic, carbon monoxide, lead, mercury, cyanide – chemicals used in industry, agriculture and life as it was lived, caused palsies, paralysis and death.

And then Scobey saw the bridge – and crossed it. He noted that medical injections, on the rise in the U.S. in the ’30s and ’40s, probably also causes “polio.” He cited the case of Western Samoa, 1936. Great white doctors trying to stop tropical diseases injected arsenic-containing drugs into the locals.

The result? “In one community all of the patients developed paralysis in the same lower limbs and buttocks in which they had received the injections.” (Oops!) “And this pattern was repeated in 37 other villages.” (Oops!!) “Whereas there was no paralysis in uninoculated districts.” (Uhm….oops?)

“The natives accused the injections as the cause of the epidemic of poliomyelitis. Most of the cases of paralysis occurred one to two weeks after the injection of the arsenic.”

(Well, what did they know, anyway? They weren’t doctors, after all! On the other hand, they’d probably never become paralyzed after being injected with arsenic, so you can’t fault them for applying a little logic to the situation.)

Scobey made a great argument, but the virus hunt was already on. And industry was trying something new.

Good For Me-E-E!

The chemical industries must have seen the writing on the wall for the age of arsenic, lead and (maybe not) mercury. They decided to roll out a new wonder-chemical. Something they would advertise to stop polio – and its invisible viral cause – dead in its tracks. And boy, was it a blockbuster product.

It got a big commercial push, even from the U.S. Government: “Use it to stop fleas, lice and ticks dead! And kill the flies that we think (might!) carry polio! Spray it liberally – in airliner cabins, in homes, on children! On their clothes! On their food! Spray it in clouds from trucks where mothers and children play, where farm-workers are exposed to deadly dirt from the fields! Spray it, eat it, breathe it, sleep with it!”

And people did. It was sprayed on the Philippines, it was sprayed on Philadelphia. From St. Louis to Dallas to Chicago. From Florida to New Jersey and every beach in between. And it really did work. It killed pests dead. Polio rates also skyrocketed and paralytic polio had never been higher, but, you know, nothing’s perfect.

Oh, right. I forgot to tell you the name! DDT, dichloro-diphenyl-trichloro-ethane. (Don’t try to say it without adult supervision.) It was a product of the great Monsanto company, manufacturer of PCBs, saccharin, Agent Orange and other hits. (PCB production alone has caused East St. Louis – home of Monsanto, Inc. – to be a dioxin-filled cancer-ridden toxic waste dump. So, you know, what could go wrong by letting the company loose on all of America?)

“DDT is good for Me-E-E!” went the copy from one ad, showing a mother bottle-feeding her child. Everything in view – orchards, apples, cows, their feed, their milk and the human baby drinking it, its mother, clothes, house, family and bottle – had been sprayed with DDT.

And then the major polio epidemics that we hear about – those of the early 1950s – occurred. As polio rates soared and children were dropping, a hew and cry went out for some relief from the dreaded “summer plague.” (Summer – when children at the beach were being sprayed with massive clouds of DDT. When they were eating orchard fruit, and bug spray – DDT again – was used liberally.)

Injection

The race to make a vaccine began. And here’s where I make a confession; it’s not something I had anything to do with, but it’s in the family. In fact, growing up, I was told to be proud of it. My grandfather – or so goes the family lore – did some initial work on the oral polio vaccine – the live one. He was a medical student and as part of earning a scholarship he set up a lab for Albert Sabin. I don’t know how much work, if any, he did with Sabin after that. But my grandfather, Robert C. Mellors, did spend a great deal of his career working on what came next – the hunt for a virus that could be blamed for cancer. More on that next chapter.

But even though my grandfather worked on the live vaccine, he wouldn’t let his children, or at least my mother, be a “polio pioneer.” That is, kids in public schools were being asked to volunteer to be the first trial mice for the injected vaccine – the one belonging to Jonas Salk. My grandfather said, “No, we don’t know what the effects of this thing are going to be.”

But it was Jonas Salk and his injectable wonder which won the field. He ordered monkeys from India, Asia and Africa – 17,000 of them – to be run out of the jungle, bagged, caged, caught and shipped to the United States. The monkeys were killed, their organs ripped out and used to grow…something. Albert Sabin, who produced the live oral vaccine, would mash up the kidneys of 9,000 monkeys and chimpanzees to grow his “polio” bug.

They decided that polio was caused by an ordinary stomach bug and they decided to grow “it” to turn into vaccines for all American children. And they needed living tissue to do it. This is the legacy of Pasteur, Jenner, Landsteiner and Popper. Modern medicine loves to chop up animals, leach something out of the mashed pieces and shove it into your body.

Which raises a funny question: why did the purveyors of the anti-religious, Western scientific method so deeply embrace something that even more brutally recapitulates the animal sacrifice of the ancient civilizations and is less medically-sound than voodoo? (And no, the ASPCA has no position on vaccination. Neither does PETA.)

Salk’s vaccine was released for massive public trials in 1954 and to the general public in ’55. It contained the material that he drained or siphoned out of these monkey kidney mixtures. It was filled with other chemicals (like formaldehyde), to stun or “attenuate” the virus. Or, whatever was in those brews. It was injected into hundreds of thousands of kids. And it was a great success and polio went away.

Or, that’s the picture-book version. But even the mainstream will tell you a version of the truth.

First, the polio rate exploded, especially the number of paralyzed children. Polio rates doubled, tripled and quadrupled – dozens became hundreds, following vaccination. States that had done the widest vaccination had the most cases. Massachusetts went from 273 to 2,027, after injecting 130,000 kids. The state banned the vaccine (for a moment). Numbers went up around the country: Wisconsin; 326 to 1655. Maryland; 134 to 189. New York State; 469 to 764.

The press jumped on it. What was wrong with the Salk Vaccine? The Roosevelt administration panicked. Harper’s magazine asked, “What the @#$# is going on here?” The medical authorities found a scapegoat – it wasn’t the vaccine itself. No, it was the fault of “bad batches.” The mainstream calls it “the Cutter incident.” But the program was damaged and they decided to switch to the live polio vaccine, given on a sugar cube, rather than injected directly into the blood.

But what about the chemical causes of polio? In 1950, Dr. Morton Biskind presented his thesis to the Congressional Committee. He pulled no punches:

“In rats, mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, cats, dogs, chicks, goats, sheep, cattle, horses and monkeys, DDT produces functional disturbances and degenerative changes in the skin, liver, gall bladder, lungs, kidney, spleen, thyroid, adrenals, ovaries, testicles, heart muscle, blood vessels, voluntary muscles, the brain and spinal cord and peripheral nerves, gastrointestinal tract and blood. DDT is as lethal in repeated small doses as in larger single doses….DDT is stored in the body fat and is excreted in the milk of dogs, rats, goats and cattle and as we have shown, in that of humans too. Virtually all these effects have also repeatedly been observed in known DDT poisonings in human beings.”

Even Albert Sabin noticed the effects of DDT. He wrote that U.S. soldiers in the Philippines had a polio rate 10 times that of the mainland. What was the difference? In the tropics they were being being sprayed with DDT, to the point that it became a leading cause of death. But there was no polio outbreak among islanders who were not being sprayed.
This happens because DDT is an organochlorine neurotoxin. And that’s what it’s supposed to do – paralyze and kill. When we spray it on animals, they get polio. When we spray it on people or their food, they get polio, but worse because it triples and quadruples the number of paralytic cases. His argument was rock-solid. But nobody cared, because, well, you can’t sue a virus (but you can sue industry).

But ask the question today – as a researcher named Jim West did. How did the use and production of pesticides and DDT especially, stack up against the rate of the epidemic? West did the math, took the tablespoons and measured the amount of pesticides produced in the U.S. for the period coinciding with the major polio epidemic of the 1940s. And he found a correlation:

In each year following an increase in pesticide production comes a correlating spike in polio cases. When pesticide production goes down, you get a matching decline in polio cases.

West asks, does it matter that cows who eat feed sprayed with DDT produce milk that passes the DDT to their calves? Or that the baby cows become paralyzed and sometimes die? Or that entire schools, having consumed milk from a dairy using DDT, had a lighting-strike outbreak – a hundred or more people all at once, downed with polio?

The Re-Naming Game

But you can’t alter a madness in midstream, as the saying goes, or ought to – so the program had to continue. Money – I mean lives – were at stake. And the CDC and medical authorities devised a plan so cunning it made Albert the Cunning, of Cunningwood-on-the-Swamp, master of devious plans, champion con-artist and top cat burglar in all of the royal kingdom of Cunningham, look like an amateur slob at an open call for derelict nincompoops. (Any “Black Adder” fans out there? That was for you.)

The medical authority – our CDC, NIH and now the W.H.O. (World Health Organization) – decided that what was polio would be no more. And what would be called polio, would be a moo-cow of a different color. In order to get out of the increase in polio cases, they.. .ready?
You want to guess?

They changed the definition of polio. GOD, that’s clever. Wow. WOW! So simple, and they got us all. Sucker-punch!
We’ll just change the definition!

For the eternity of the problem of infantile paralysis, “polio” was the name given to any illness within a range of a neurological perturbance – some muscle weakness, a summer flu with tingling in the arms, a weakened limb and rarely, rarely, a flaccid or paralyzed limb, hand or part of the body. All of that was “polio.” If you had any of this for a 24-hour period, you had “polio.”

You could certainly get better – in fact, it was expected that with care (and there were lots of home remedies, more on that in a minute), you could or would get better. But even if you had it for a day, you had “polio.”

But that was no good for the numbers, which had to go down, to satisfy the medical authority. So, after 1956, polio was only one illness – severe paralysis. The majority of what had been polio just went away. It would have a new name. But we’ll get to that.

Only paralysis would count in the post-vaccine period. And not a 24 hour problem, either. No, you had to have it for.. .ready?
No, not two days.
No, not a week.
Two months.
From 24 hours, to sixty days. Overnight, polio, which was an illness that most often manifested in mild forms and went away, became an illness which had to cripple and last forever. “Polio” rates plummeted and the vaccine was publicized as a success.

Then the polio experts took a page out of ol’ Louis Pasteur’s playbook: the 15-day rule. After the vaccine was introduced, not only would polio not be “polio” unless you were sick for two months, but if you got sick within 15 days of being incepted – (do you want to finish this one?) – Yes! Then you already “had polio” and it wasn’t the vaccine’s fault. And it wouldn’t be counted as a failure. Hoorah for the vaccine!

Brilliant, huh? Or, devious or satanic or whatever adjective you’d like to use at this point.

It’s the same game that Louis Pasteur played. He destroyed animals that got sick from his injections – he hid the evidence and built his argument by excluding data. Jenner did the same thing – illness and death after injection was were called “spurious,” which somehow excused the pus-and-blood exposure and blamed, who knows? The patient? Or some “previous, unseen exposure.” They controlled the interpretation of data, so they wrote the history to reflect their great successes. Most important – nothing was never their fault. This motto became the operating manual for today’s medical priesthood, who write the official stories.

Super Monkey Ball

I want to point out one important bit of evidence which will bring us to the modern era. The “vaccine” of Edward Jenner – the pus and blood, er, “fresh lymph” had been replaced by something entirely different.

The Salk brand of vaccine would be grown in a substrate – a living cell matrix. Of what you ask?

And we’re back where we started: Ovaries. Kidneys. Testicles. Human fetal tissue. Dog, hamster, mouse organs. And of course, Salk’s 17,000 butchered monkeys. Very beautiful and smart animals, but who cares, right? He saved the world, after all.

But you can’ t just siphon off fluid and cellular detritus from animal cells – you have to mix it with chemicals, to insure that it’s stable, that it doesn’t quite rot and that it truly inflames and agitates the immune system. So the good people at Merck, Novartis, Glaxo and Bristol-Myers-Squibb have a batch of chemicals on-hand that they drip into what gets shot into your children.

Chemicals like thimerosal, for example, which is used as a stabilizer. You’ve never heard of thimerosal (thigh-mare-oh-sal), but you have heard of quicksilver. I mean, mercury. Because that’s what thimerosal is.

If you hear a ringing in your head, it’s because mercury is a deadly neurotoxin, that on its own causes paralysis and death, as has been known since the time of the ancient Greeks, as recorded in Hippocrates. (I hear your, “Amen,” Ralph Scobey.)

And then add squalene and so many chemicals; formaldehyde, tween-80, aluminum, ammonia, sucrose, MSG, phenol, aspartame and more.

This is a book of essays, not a textbook, so you should go look those up and then call your lawyer, because I think that every parent in the world whose child has been exposed to this ***** should sue these companies until they bleed black tar. But, hey, that’s just my opinion. (And you can see chapter notes for some sites to do that research.)

And that’s just about the end of the polio story. Except, what happened to all the mild polio cases? They’re still around. During the re-naming game, they got called something new. No longer polio if under 60 days, all of these mystery ailments are now go under pseudonyms: aseptic meningitis. That was the invention of the polio crowd. It is polio – non-specific partial paralysis, muscle weakness, fever and nerve issues.

Or, West Nile virus or Epstein-Barr. And the list goes on. All of these “new” viruses are about as dangerous as the bug they blamed on polio. And they did blame a stomach bug. And they eventually sort of photographed something.

They made a test for it, but medical tests aren’t ever for viruses, they are for proteins and proteins are never specific enough to show you a particular bug (more on that next chapter).

The anomalies pile up for the true believers. People around the world who were shown to “have” the polio virus never had “polio.” They were not paralyzed in any fashion. They were also not being exposed to pesticides.

On the flip side are the people around the world who do have “polio,” that is, who are suffering significant cases of childhood and adult paralysis, nerve damage and palsies – but do not test positive for the “polio” stomach bug. The medical authorities have a special designation for these people: “Non-Poliomyelitis acute flaccid paralysis,” or non-polio polio. (Gosh, they are clever, aren’t they?)

The problem with the polio bug is that it is, indeed, a stomach bug, not a blood or nervous system parasite. To this day, nobody can tell you how a common intestinal hanger-on, which leaves your body in your doo-doo and which occurs all over the world without incident, sometimes, somehow manages to cause tingling in your arm – let alone paralysis. Oh, they try to prove it. They take monkeys and rip open some part of their body. They expose nerves and inject laboratory ***** into their nervous systems. Then they delight in the fact that the monkeys no longer seem entirely healthy…

But come on. You can take a candy bar or a birthday cake, or a handful of good wishes, mash it up, inject it into a monkey’s spine or nervous system and kill it dead, fast. So, give me a break with that kind of laboratory “proof.”

But even the official version falls apart like a greek pastry given the slightest prodding. Let’s look:

The CDC (and this is repeated on the Wikipedia – the CIA factbook) tells us that the “polio” virus causes paralytic polio in exactly, precisely… drum roll please…. – .1% to .5% of people who are infected. Once more: one tenth of one percent of the time. The rest of the time, they say, it causes either no illness (98% of the time) or mild to moderate illness.

According to the official story, “polio” is the virus that causes polio – except 99.5% to 99.9% of the time. And never look at DDT, organophosphates and chlorines, or vaccination itself.

A statistician will tell you that statistics are all lies and you should buffer anything with at least a 5 to 10% margin for error. So, adding in a fair buffer for statistical error, we can fairly say that polio is the virus that causes polio, except for 104.5% of cases. It seems reasonable then to drug everybody in the world for a problem most probably caused by pesticides and heavy metals.

Animals

It might have crossed your attention that while the CDC is scaring us with notions of terrible viruses from chickens, ducks and little piglets, while assuring us that we need vaccines to protect us from these ravaging “new viruses,” they are, at the same time, injecting us with a brew of living ***** that comes from birds, dogs, rodents and aborted people.

Hey, I’m just pointing it out. Some researchers have gone so far as to say the monkey viruses in the original polio vaccines have caused terrible diseases in people who got them. And they may be right. If we’re supposed to be afraid of sneezing sheep or ducks or whatever’s next (“The snail flu is coming! The galloping snail flu!”), then we probably don’t want to be injecting ourselves with the insides of other animals.

Or, you know, forcing it upon entire nations. But, I know, I’m just kooky that way.

Free at Last

But it wasn’t all news on the polio front. One man who was ahead of even Biskind and Scobey in dealing with the problem was a Southern doctor named Fred Klenner. Klenner had an idea: “Let’s help people get better, we can worry about the cause later.” He had a favorite medication, which he injected with his large 50cc syringe. He would take ounces of this drug and inject it into the veins and arteries of patients who were suffering paralysis.

In 1949 he published a paper of his cases thus far – 60 out of 60 individuals, some with advanced and worsening cases of total, life-threatening paralysis recovered. An incredible report from the center of the polio epidemic, but there it is in the medical journal “Southern Medicine and Surgery.” And it’s not his only success with this drug.

So, what’s the drug? It’s something that works as a reducing agent – it allows the body to break apart and excrete toxic molecules like lead, metals, arsenic and other things that the body usually can’t deal with. The drug is cheap, readily available and non-toxic even in massive doses. And it’s in your broccoli, kale and oranges.
Got it?
Right. Vitamin C. Or, injected, sodium ascorbate.

It is also true that vitamin C is a chemical for making collagen, beating infections and mobilizing fifty cellular processes, It is also produced by all animals in their bodies, with the exception of monkeys, guinea pigs and we human beings. Go figure.

High-dose therapeutic levels of intravenous Vitamin C, an antitoxin, has not only reversed polio, but combined with green tea extract and selenium, has reversed and eradicated many cancers. You’d think the medical establishment would be happier about this good news. Unless, of course, they’re not really interested in that kind of thing – helping people get better with no side effects at a very low cost, I mean.

You can read about the wonders of Vitamin C in fighting and beating flus, polio, snake bites, poisoning and invasive cancers, in a number of books; I’ll recommend “Vitamin C Infectious Diseases & Toxins” by Thomas Levy. It’s wonderful stuff.

Liam Scheff
(Excerpt from his book “Official Stories” / chapter 5: Vaccination – The Religious Science / pages 115 – 129

Boeing 737 Engine Failure Reportedly Causes Cargo Plane to Go Down in Water Off Honolulu© Sputnik / Natalia Seliverstova
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I am not saying anything except a crash in the new Hawaii triangle.

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There are as yet no details as to the severity of crash and extent of the rescue operation.

A Boeing 737 cargo plane has reportedly gone down in the water off Hawaii’s capital city of Honolulu because of engine trouble, CNBC reported on 2 July.

?The incident is believed to have taken place shortly after the plane took off from Honolulu. According to the media, the pilot tried to get back to the airport, but had to land in the water. The US Federal Aviation Administration has confirmed the plane made an emergency landing with two aboard.

According to preliminary information, both crew members were rescued by the US coast guard.

Last year, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation published a report which revealed that both Boeing and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employees worked together to manipulate recertification tests of the Boeing 737 MAX 8 after two fatal crashes that together killed a 346.

The 102-page report detailed that Boeing “inappropriately influenced FAA human factor simulator testing of pilot reaction times involving a Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) failure.”

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This weekend’s poetry roundup looks at a principle we can think of as ‘what goes in, must come out’. The poet does not wait for inspiration but moves actively toward it by studying the work of other poets, gathering ideas, snippets/tidbits, whatever may catch his attention, from as far and wide as he can. All of this then becomes grist for his mill; thinking and poring over these bits and pieces often then leads to your own poems. The following poem is inspired by three widely different sources. The first is a tanka by Hakushū Kitahara ( 1885 – 1942 );

you are leaving
on stones in this morning,
snow is falling
as crisp as
apples aroma

The title of the poem is taken from an Irish jig, and the quote, “My crown it is called content, a crown that seldom kings enjoy…” is from Shakespeare. All of these elements contribute to the poem, the final result building on top of this but expressing itself uniquely as always.

Apples In Winter

I’ll bring you apples in winter,
Kisses in spring,
Bouquets of lavender
And wreaths for your hair.
I’ll bring you songs and poems
After midsummer’s fling,
And content will be
The crown I wear.

I’ll bring you apples in winter
As crisp as snow,
With two strong arms
And legs to bear.
I’ll bring you laughter and joy
And friendship to grow,
And content will be
The crown I wear.

I’ll bring you apples in winter
Both tart and sweet,
Red, gold and green
Should you ever despair.
I’ll bring you fire at midnight
To make you complete,
And content will be
The crown I wear.

I’ll bring you apples in winter
And kisses in spring,
The fruits of high summer
And autumn so spare.
I’ll bring you bouquets and banquets,
The envy of kings…
And content will be
The crown I wear.

https://sptnkne.ws/GFex

Houses Destroyed, People Missing After Large Landslide in Japan
TOKYO (Sputnik) – About 20 people are missing after a strong landslide in the Japanese city of Atami, in the central prefecture of Shizuoka, Japanese media reported on Saturday.

As of this writing the article has four upvotes and one downvote.
What is there to upvote about?

Except for a few countries,the EU is done,finished morally. And if you needed any more proof,the scrabble over LGBTQ “rights” in the Euro’s clearly show it :

https://www.rt.com/sport/528365-denmark-czech-republic-euro2020-baku-rainbow-flag/

Its a great site, with thoughtful analysis and comments! Thank you for this!
However I dont see anyone writing here about Cyber Polygon 2021, implications, ways of avoiding personal impact, how come Russia is seemingly so intimately involved?? A number of intriguing questions which contradict the general multipolar picture being outlined by most on this forum.

Here’s Dr. David Martin’s view on TPTB:
https://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/dr-david-martin-the-illusion-of-knowledge/