August 15, 2002
from
Reformation Website
"Beloved, I (jesus)
wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in
HEALTH, even as thy soul prospereth"
(III John v.3).
Definition of terms for this exposé
Vaccination and inoculation are often
used interchangeably today
Immunization:
To be immune from catching a certain disease e.g.,
childhood measles makes a person immune from catching
measles for the rest of his/her life.
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Vaccination:
Injection of diseased matter of cows, calves, monkeys,
pigs or other animals into the human bloodstream in
order to make one immune from human diseases like
smallpox. |
Inoculation:
The practice of injecting a human disease like smallpox
into the bloodstream in order to make a person immune
from catching smallpox. |
Variolae:
Medieval Latin or scientific name for SMALLPOX – an
exclusively HUMAN disease which is caused by the bite of
a blood-sucking insect named Cimex Lectularius or the
bedbug. |
Vaccine:
From the Latin word for COW. Name that was given to
cowpox that Jenner injected into humans in order to make
them immune from smallpox.
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Cowpox:
A disease of cows' udders which is caused by milking
cows with dirty or cut hands.
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Vacca is the Latin word for
cow.
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A calf is a young cow or
bull. Lymph (poison) for vaccines comes from calves.
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A bull is a male cow.
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Medicine man
Edward Jenner was the father of modern vaccination!!
Edward Jenner - a quack doctor - was the father of the filthy practice
of vaccination:
Edward Jenner S.J.
(1749 —1823).
Edward Jenner was an S.J. - a Slick
Jesuit - who taught the medical world how to use the POISONED
NEEDLE. He was the first to associate human diseases with that
of animals. This idea paved the way for vaccination which is
responsible for the deaths of multiplied millions of people
around the world. The idea that humans and animals are related
and share the same diseases led to the theory of evilution which
is responsible for the spiritual death of multiplied millions
more.
In the countryside in Gloustershire, England, where Jenner
lived, the farmers had a legend or superstition that catching
cowpox (a disease of cows which was transferred to the cows'
udders by unwashed or bleeding hands) would act like a charm or
amulet to make them immune from catching the human disease of
smallpox.
Medicine man Jenner took this local legend or old wives' tale
and turned it into a scientific FACT. He did this by first
getting some scientific credentials (M.D., F.R.S. - Fellow of
the Royal Society). Next he wrote a book and on the title page
only he used the term VARIOLAE VACCINAE. This means in Medieval
Latin: smallpox of the cow. Thus associating a human disease
with a disease of the cow. There never was such a disease as
smallpox of the cow until "Dr." Jenner invented it for the title
of his book.
Jenner
invented a new disease - VARIOLAE VACCINAE - smallpox of the cow!!
Cover of Jenner's
book written in 1798.
Notice how medicine man Jenner cleverly uses the scientific name for
smallpox, VARIOLAE, and associates it with the cow disease of
cowpox. He NEVER mentions the name VARIOLAE VACCINAE again in his
book. It is mostly about HORSE GREASE being the cause of smallpox of
the cow. Jenner figured that very few people would actually read the
book but most would just look at the COVER and make a mental
association between Smallpox and Cowpox.
Dr. Charles Creighton - a brilliant Scottish doctor - exposed Jenner's
clever sleight of hand in his masterly tome:
Jenner and Vaccination.
Dr. Charles Creighton
"The title of Jenner's cowpox paper
is: "An Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Variolae
Vaccinae, a Disease discovered in some of the Western Counties,
especially Gloucestershire, and known by the name of the
Cowpox." An objection might be taken to "discovered," but let
that pass. The leading line in this full and learned title is
Variolae Vaccinae, which is the only name in the short title.
Now Variolae Vaccine is Latin for smallpox of the cow.
An affection of cows and milkers,
which had been known to country people for generations as the
cowpox, is suddenly introduced to the learned, who had never
heard of it before, under a brand-new name. The new name is put
in the forefront of the title, it overshadows the old country
name both by its prominence and by its semblance of scientific
precision, and, for purposes of short reference, it becomes the
sole name. This startling novelty is on the title-pages, and
only on the title-pages.
Jenner never says, in the preface or
text, that the name is a new one, hitherto unheard of in
veterinary or medical writings; he never says a single word to
justify its invention; he never once uses it in the preface or
text at all. But there it stands in the title as the full,
correct, and scientific name of the disease, to be copied in
journals and repeated in a hundred ways when not one word of the
essay would be copied or repeated, carrying with it, in short,
all the power over the ideas that a descriptive synonym for an
unfamiliar thing does naturally carry with it."
(Jenner and Vaccination, Dr.
Charles Creighton, p. 44).
This is like saying that a horse
chestnut (a tree) and a chestnut horse are the same thing or that a
beetle (an insect) is the same thing as a BEATLE (a decomposing rock
musician).
The only correlation between smallpox and cowpox is that both names
ended in POX. Heaven and Hell both start with the same letter H but
they are vastly different places.
Jenner
inoculating his 18 months old son with swinepox. His son
will die of TB when he is 20. |
"Getting the
jab." Jenner inoculates an 8 year old boy named" James
Phipps with cowpox.
The boy will die of TB at 21. |
Egyptian god
Thoth in form of baboon. |
Erasmus
Darwin S.J. (1731—1802).
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Monkeys to
men fable was stolen from ancient Egypt by Darwin. |
Erasmus Darwin (another doctor) was the
grandfather of ape-man Charles Darwin. Since Jenner claimed that
humans and animals shared the same diseases, the next step was to
promulgate the idea that they had a common ancestor.
Darwin was the father of
another fable called the theory of
evolution. He STOLE it from the Egyptians and never paid a penny in
royalty fees.
This is what Darwin said about Jenner and his
vaccination:
"Dr Erasmus Darwin, the famous
author of Zoonomia, wrote to Jenner on the 24th of February,
1802 (a few weeks before this death): "In a little time it may
occur that the christening and vaccination of children may
always be performed on the same day."
(Jenner and Vaccination, Dr.
Creighton, p. 188).
(Editor's note: christening means
sprinkling babies with water to make them Christians).
Both christening
and vaccination are inventions of that old Serpent the
devil
Charles ape-man
Darwin S.J. (1809—1882)
Nobody except old Beelzebub himself has sent more souls to hell than
this ape-man. His grandfather and Jenner laid the foundation of the
MAD idea of turning the FABLE of evolution into a scientific FACT.
Inoculation
came from ancient Egypt via India
Isis or Hathor— the
Egyptian holy cow goddess.
Her name means "The Dwelling of Horus",
for it was thought that Horus as the Sun God came to rest each
evening on her breast before being reborn with the awakening dawn.
Hathor is the great Sky-goddess that as a celestial cow gave birth
to the universe. She was often represented as a cow or with bovine
attributes such as a cow's head, cows’ ears or horns on her
headdress.
Hathor was the goddess of Joy and
Motherhood and the embodiment of all that is best in women. She was
also considered the goddess of music, song, dance and lighthearted
pleasure, but she was essentially a Moon goddess. She was considered
the protectress of pregnant women and midwives. Her main cult centre
was at Dendera, where she was worshipped along with her husband,
Horus.
Hathor was the Supreme goddess of sexual
love in Egypt, immediately identified with Aphrodite by the Greeks.
Her temple at Dendera
was in The House of Intoxication and
Enjoyments. Her main attributes were two ritual instruments carried
by her priestesses, the sistrum, a bronze sacred rattle and the
menat, a necklace, thick with beads and a counterpoise long enough
to be grasped in the hand which was only worn by Hathor, but used by
her priestesses as a healing instrument.
In Greece she was also known as Diana of
the Ephesians and in Rome as Venus. Papal Rome later stole her from
the Egyptians... and called her the Virgin Mary!!
During the Dark Ages, Papal Rome had a death grip on Europe. The
four horsemen of the Apocalypse - war, famine, disease and death -
rode roughshod over the world for over 1000 years. Lack of personal
hygiene and sanitation led to plagues and epidemics which caused the
deaths of millions of people.
The monkish orders set the course that
history took during this dark night of the world:
Anthony (251 - 330)
was the founder of
the Roman Catholic monastic orders.
Anthony was an Egyptian hermit and the
founder of the Roman monastic orders. He was the patron saint of
pigs. In this picture he is shown with his favorite animal under his
habit. Owing to the fact that the Roman monks never bathed, nobody
ever got too close to them to hear what they were saying.
With the dawning of the blessed Reformation morning, Satan saw the
handwriting on the (door) wall. A restored Bible would bring the
blessings of true Christianity, good health, hygiene, and sanitation
that Europe had not seen for over 1000 years.
Satan was not about to roll over and die however. He raised up his
champion, Ignatius LIEola, to resist and delay the dawning of the
blessed day.
Ignatius LIEola
(1491 — 1556) (Mr.
I.H.S.).
LIEola found that the European demons
were powerless to resist the sword of God's Word so he decided to
send his disciples to the four corners of the earth in order to find
more potent poison to kill the Reformation.
One of them, Francis
Xavier was sent to India and Japan.
Jesuit priests made
contact with the most powerful medicine men
in order to find more
potent poison to kill the Reformation.
Francis Xavier (1506 —1552)
was sent to India and
Japan.
Francis Xavier was sent to India and he
made contact with the powerful Brahmin priests and medicine men. It
was there that the Jesuits learned the Brahmin mode of inoculating
to appease the vicious, vengeful demon of smallpox.
A Malaba woman
invoking the goddess of smallpox
and carrying fire on
her head symbolic of the disease.
A Religious Dramatic Representation of
the Power of the
Hindu goddess of Smallpox.
"The goddess stands with two
uplifted crooked daggers, threatening to strike on the right and
left. Before her is a band of the executors of her vengeance.
Two of them wear grinning red masks, carry black shields, and
brandish naked scimitars. White lines, like rays, issue from the
bodies of the others, to indicate infection.
On the left there is a group of men
with spotted bodies, inflicted with the malady; bells are hung
at their cinctures, and a few of them wave in their hands black
feathers. They are preceded by musicians with drums, who are
supplicating the pity of the furious deity. Behind the goddess,
on the right, there advances a bevy of smiling young women, who
are carrying gracefully on their heads baskets with thanksgiving
offerings, in gratitude for their lives and their beauty having
been spared.
There is, besides, a little boy with
a bell at his girdle, who seems to be conveying something from
the right arm of the goddess. This action may probably be
emblematic of inoculation. In a country where every thought,
word and deed are mere repetitions of those of their
progenitors, a composition like this bears the stamp of great
antiquity."
(History of Inoculation &
Vaccination, Lecture Memoranda, A.M.A., p. 18).
The Jesuits became willing students of
the Brahmin medicine men:
"The man who after Xavier had the
greatest success in India, but who also perverted the character
of the mission, and introduced the most abominable idolatry, was
Father Francis Nobili. He arrived at Madura in 1606, and was
surprised that Christianity had made so little progress in so
long a time, which he attributed to the strong aversion which
the Indian had for the European, and to the fact, that the
Jesuits, having addressed themselves more especially to the
Pariahs, had caused Christ to be considered as the Pariahs'
God.'
He therefore resolved to play the
part of a Hindu and a Brahmin. After having learned with
wonderful facility their rites, their manners, and their
language, he gave himself out as a Saniassi, a Brahmin of the
fourth and most perfect class; and, with imperturbable
impudence, he asserted that he had come to restore to them the
fourth road to truth, which was supposed to have been lost many
thousands of years before.
He submitted to their penances and
observances, which were very painful; abstained from everything
that had life, such as fish, flesh, eggs; respected their
prejudices, and, above all, the maintenance of the distinction
of classes. It was forbidden the catechumen Pariah to enter the
same church with the Sudra or Brahmin converts. All this was the
beginning of those heathen ceremonies and superstitions with
which the Christian religion was contaminated."
(History of the Jesuits, J. B.
Nicolini, p. 108).
Dr. J .Z. Holwell sent a most detailed
account of these religious rites to the College of Physicians in
London in 1767.
"Inoculation is performed in
Indostan by a particular tribe of Bramins, who are delegated
annually for this service from the different Colleges of
Bindoobund, Eleabas, Benares, & c. over all the distant
provinces: dividing themselves into small parties, of three or
four each, they plan their traveling circuits in such wise as to
arrive at the places of the operation consists only in
abstaining for a month from fish, milk, and ghee (a kind of
butter made generally of buffalo's milk); the prohibition of
fish respects only the native Portuguese and Mahomedans, who
abound in every province of the empire."
(An Account of the Manner of
Inoculating for the Smallpox in the East Indies, Dr. J. Z.
Holwell, F.R.S.).
Lady Mary Wortley
Mongau
(1689 -- 1762).
In the year 1717, Lady Mary Wortley
Montagu was the smokescreen that the Jesuits used to introduce this
Indian religious rite into England. Lady Mary was not even a doctor.
Inoculation or variolation was given the sanction of the Royal
Family when 2 daughters of the Prince of Wales were inoculated.
Barbaric as this religious rite was; it was the human disease of
smallpox that was injected into the bloodstream.
Inoculation was the
FOOT-IN-THE-DOOR to prepare the people for something far worse.
Edward Jenner
(1749 —1823)
When Jenner invented his Variolae
Vaccinae or smallpox of the cow, he planted the insidious seed that
men and beasts share the same disease... and therefore must be
related. This opened the door to vaccination or the injecting of
animal diseases into humans. This new bizarre rite spread like the
plague all over England.
It was not confined to England however,
it soon spread to Continental Europe and even crossed the ocean to
America.
Dr. Luigi Sacco - The Jenner of Italy
"It was not unusual," Marshall wrote
home to Jenner, "to see in the mornings of the public
inoculation at the Hospital, a procession of men, women, and
children, conducted through the streets by a priest carrying a
cross, come to be inoculated. By these popular means it met not
with opposition, and the common people express themselves
certain that it was a blessing sent from Heaven, though
discovered by one heretic and practiced by another."
(Jenner and Vaccination, Dr.
Creighton, p. 288).
Dr. Francis Xavier Balmis - The Jenner
of Spain
"The great event in connection with
Spain was the expedition of Dr. Francis Xavier Balmis, physician
to his Catholic Majesty. He obtained a concession to introduce
vaccination to the colonies in America and Asia, and to defray
expenses by freely trading in merchandise. He sailed from
Corunna, 30th November, 1803, with twenty two children for the
propagation of virus.
The Canary Islands were first
visited, then Porto Rico, and at Caracas the party divided, Don
Francis Salvani proceeding to Peru and Chili, whilst Balmis
attended to Cuba and Mexico, crossing the Pacific to the
Philippines with twenty-six children to maintain the succession
of the virus, and proceeding from thence to Macao and Canton.
Having circumnavigated the globe as vaccinator and trader,
Balmis re-appeared in Madrid with great éclat, and kissed the
King's hand on 7th September, 1806 . . . "
(The Story of the Great Delusion,
William White, p. 401)
Louis Pasteur - the Jenner of France
Louis Pasteur was the Jenner of France. He conducted all kinds of
ghoulish experiments on animals in order to prove his germ theory of
disease. His ancestors were Huguenots who were forced to embrace
Romanism by
the Inquisition.
Louis Pasteur
(1822 - 1895)
Pasteurization of milk is named after
Pasteur. This process involved heating milk until ALL the nutrients
are boiled away. We are not allowed to drink real milk but the
medical Inquisition lets us be vaccinated with diseased calf lymph.
Highlights of the Life of Medicine Man
Jenner
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1749 |
Jenner is born on May 17, in Berkeley, Gloustershire,
England, son of a clergyman in the "church" of England.
The only difference between the "church" of England and
the "church" of Rome is that it is popery without the
pope!! |
1763 |
At the age of 14 he was apprenticed for seven years
to Mr Daniel Ludlow, a surgeon of Chipping Sodbury,
where he gained most of the experience needed to
become a surgeon himself.
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1770 |
At
the age of 21 he was sent for two years as a pupil to
Dr. John Hunter, of
London, who undoubtedly was the most eminent surgeon of
his day, and, like
Jenner himself, a keen naturalist. While in London he
became friends with Joseph Banks would later become
president of the Royal Society. |
1772 |
At
23, Jenner returned to his native village and started to
practice as surgeon and
apothecary. Here he remained for 17 years, just a plain
unqualified country surgeon and apothecary, unknown to
the world at large, but keeping up a correspondence with
Hunter on a variety of natural history subjects. |
1787 |
Jenner submits a paper on the nesting habits of the
cuckoo. |
1789 |
Thanks to his friends in high places, Jenner is elected
a member of the Royal Society for his paper on the
nesting habits of the cuckoo. |
1790 |
Jenner becomes Dr. Jenner M.D., by buying a
medical degree from the University of St. Andrew's for
the sum of £15. |
1791 |
Edward Jenner vaccinates his 18 month old son with
swine-pox. In 1798 he vaccinates his son with cow-pox.
His son will die of TB at the age of 20. |
1796 |
On
May 14, Jenner inoculates James Phipps, the eight-year
old son of his gardener with cowpox disease which he had
obtained from a local milkmaid named Sarah Nelmes. The
boy develops cowpox but lives. In July, he inoculates
the boy with smallpox. The boy dies at the age of 21
from tuberculosis. |
1797 |
Jenner sends a paper to the Royal Society about his
newly invented disease: variolae vaccinae or smallpox of
the cow. The paper is rejected and returned with a
warning "He had better not promulgate such a wild
idea if he valued his reputation." |
1798 |
Jenner publishes his Inquiry into the Cause and
Effects of the Variolæ Vaccinæ. Variolæ was the
common name for smallpox and vaccinæ was the scientific
name for cow. So Jenner was able to equate smallpox (a
human disease) with cowpox - a disease of animals. |
1802 |
Royal
Jennerian Society is formed in London but dies out in 6
years due to lack of interest. |
1810 |
Jenner's son dies at the age of 21 from TB. |
1813 |
For
inventing a new disease, the University of Oxford
awarded Jenner an honorary M.D. degree. |
1819 |
James
Phipps, the boy that Jenner used in his ghoulish
experiments dies at 21 of TB. |
1823 |
Jenner dies and goes to meet his Maker who created all
things after its kind, in 6 days, 6000 years ago. |
1838 |
John
Baron writes The Life of Edward Jenner in 2
volumes. This panegyric was written by a man who was a
consulting physician to the LUNATIC ASYLUM at
Gloucester. |
Timeline of the Medical Inquisition
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Ignatius LIEola founds
the Jesuit Order in Paris,
France, on August 15. |
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Francis Xavier is sent to India and Japan by LIEola. |
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Jesuits introduce inoculation from India using Lady
Montague as a smokescreen. Lady Montague wasn't even a
doctor. Women doctors did not appear until over 100
years later. |
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Dr.
Holwell sends back his report on the Brahmins
inoculation techniques. |
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Jenner sends a paper to the Royal Society about his
newly invented disease: variolae vaccinae or smallpox of
the cow. The paper is rejected and returned with a
warning "He had better not promulgate such a wild
idea if he valued his reputation." |
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Edward Jenner publishes his Inquiry about his
newly invented disease, variolae vaccinae, or smallpox
of the cow. |
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Doctrine and practice of vaccination spreads like the
plague all over England. |
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Doctrine spreads like wildfire all over the world.
Benjamin Waterhouse of Harvard University brings it to
the U. S. |
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Smallpox epidemic sweeps England and kills 22,081
people. |
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Inoculation is outlawed by the British Parliament. |
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In
England, the Compulsory Vaccination Act is passed by
Parliament. Every parent is required to have their baby
vaccinated within 3 months of birth or face a fine of 20
shillings. |
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Medical Inquisition begins in U. S. as Massachusetts is
the first State to adopt mandatory vaccination laws.
Every State in the U.S. has them now.
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Charles ape-man Darwin publishes his Origin
of Species --microbes to monkeys to men thesis.
Since animals, especially monkeys, are our close
relatives it should be no problem to inject animal
diseases in the blood of humans. |
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Nonpayment of fines for skipping smallpox vaccination
result in harsher penalties. Thousands defy the medical
Inquisition and leave Britain rather than submit their
children to this barbaric rite. |
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Anti-Compulsary Vaccination League is formed in Britain. |
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Outbreak of smallpox all over Europe. |
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Smallpox continues to rage all over Europe. |
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In
England, a Royal Commission is appointed to inquire into
certain aspects of the vaccination question. The
committee would be in session for 7 years and would
issue 6 reports, with the final report in 1896. The
result of the final report was the Vaccination Act of
1898. |
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Final
report of the Royal Commission on vaccination. The
commission could not ignore the mountains of evidence
against vaccination so they recommended that mandatory
vaccination should be stopped. |
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Vaccination Act removes penalties from vaccination law. |
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The
Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan syndicate buys
Encyclopedia Britannica and all derogatory
references to vaccination are removed. |
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Flexner report is issued which calls for the elimination
of over half the medical schools in the U.S. |
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Vaccination is made mandatory in the U.S. armed forces. |
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U.S.
soldiers are vaccinated prior to going overseas to fight
in WW I. They begin to drop dead by the thousands. |
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675,000 Americans and 25 million die worldwide from
vaccination in the worst epidemic in the history of the
world. The medical Inquisition covers it up by calling
it "Spanish flu." |
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Great
swine flu hoax. President Ford is vaccinated before a TV
audience of millions. More than 500 people receiving flu
vaccinations become paralyzed with Guillain-Barre
Syndrome. |
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Gulf
War begins. Thousands of coalition soldiers receive
vaccination with the deadly anthrax germ. |
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Gulf
War II - the Sequel - leads to the vaccination of the
entire U.S. population!! |
Moses
was a great Scientist and Physician
Moses had no microscope!!
Moses had no microscope and he didn't need one. Moses was educated
in all the wisdom of the Egyptians. The Egyptians knew a lot about
the human body because they did not practice the barbaric custom of
cremation. They believed in the resurrection of the body so the dead
body was prepared for its last journey by mummification.
Oldest structure in
the world is a burying place for the Pharaoh.
About 100 years before the Exodus, Egypt
was hijacked by an ALIEN FORCE, and it became the domain of darkness
and the Pharaoh was satan personified. All the false religious
practices in the world today come from Babylon via Egypt.
Children of Israel
worshipping the GOLDEN CALF.
The Egyptians worshipped hundreds of
gods and one of them was the HOLY COW. The children of Israel
brought this evil practice out of Egypt with them.
Moses was given detailed instructions by God about sanitary
conditions. He speaks of frequent bathing... and washing of
clothes. Quarantine was commanded to prevent the spread of
infectious diseases etc., etc.
God describes the promised land as
a
land flowing with MILK and honey meaning that there would be lots of
COWS and bees in the promised land.
Moses' Four
Steps to Good Health
SERVE THE TRUE GOD DIET PERSONAL HYGIENE SANITATION
"If you will diligently hearken to
my commandments I will put none of these diseases upon you which
I put upon the Egyptians"
(Exodus 15:26).
Moses prohibited the Israelites from
copying the Egyptian practice of inoculation.
"Thou shalt not ....make any
cuttings in your flesh."
(Lev. 21:5).
Wherever the children of Israel settled
we can be sure that they brought those hygienic practices with them.
"For Moses in old time hath in every
city them that preach him, being read in the synagogue every
Sabbath day."
(Acts 15:21).
Greek and Roman
civilizations were clean and healthy and they did not inoculate
Roman bath.
Everybody was encouraged to take a bath at least once a
day and to keep their clothes clean to avoid diseases
like smallpox |
Roman
aqueducts supplied pure drinking water to cities |
Diseases like smallpox were unknown in
the Roman Empire because they know that disease was spread by flies,
polluted water, lack of sanitation, dirty clothes, overcrowding,
etc., etc.
They never practiced inoculation because they had no need
for it.
St. Paul was a great scientist too
St. Paul, who founded the true church of Rome, was also one of the
most learned men that even lived. When Paul was testifying of the
resurrection of Christ before King Agrippa and Festus, Festus cried
out:
“Festus said with a loud voice,
Paul, thou art beside thyself; much learning doth make thee mad.
But he said, I am not mad, most noble Festus; but I speak words
of truth and soberness."
(Acts 25: 25-26).
St. Paul’s biographer and traveling
companion was another learned man a doctor named St. Luke.
“Luke, the beloved physician, and
Demas greet you.”
(Col. 4:15).
St. Paul’s Biology
In the great resurrection chapter of the Bible (I Cor. 15) St. Paul
talks about Christian burial and the resurrection of the body on the
last day. Here is what he has to say about biology:
“All flesh is not the same flesh:
for there is one kind of flesh of men, another of beasts,
another of fishes, and another of birds."
(I Cor 15:39).
Editor's Notes
Calf bound and
tortured to produce calf lymph for vaccines!!
"By referring to the cut on this
page it will be seen that the living calf or heifer is first
bound down on a movable tilting table, and its belly is shaved
and on the clean, tender skin of a most tender part one or two
hundred cuts or scratches are then made, as shown, and into
these cuts or scratches is rubbed some "seed virus," obtained
directly or indirectly from human smallpox, and other known or
unknown human or animal infections.
But just what infections this "seed
virus" contains it seems impossible to find out, and it seems
also that even the virus makers themselves either do not know
definitely what they are using and making, or will not state.
But they certainly should be
compelled by law to disclose fully the exact nature and origin
of their viruses, and to publish the same clearly and openly,
and should also be rigidly bonded to the State and the National
Government for all damages to animals or mankind caused by any
disasters from their dangerous methods and products. "
(Horrors of Vaccination Exposed
and Illustrated, p. 79).
Cows are injected with a deadly Growth Hormone
Thanks to Pasteur and the Medical Inquisition, we cannot buy whole
raw milk anywhere in the United States but its OK to buy milk from
cows injected with a DEALDY Bovine Growth Hormone.
It's OK to have diseased calf lymph injected into the bloodstream
but we are not allowed to drink real milk. We can buy dead rats in
the vats beer and wine at every corner but you cannot buy real
uncontaminated milk anywhere!!
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