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15 November 2010 from IMVA Website
Dr. Andrew Weil is remarkable and shares some of the communication dynamics I talked about a month ago when it came to Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby’s attack on the autism community and defense of the use of mercury in vaccines.
Dr. Weil starts out saying,
Please pay attention to the use of words like “bizarre,” “actually,” “nonsense,” and “absolutely.”
Strong words drawing a line in the sand and of course we are to believe the good doctor is standing on the right side and everyone who trusts and believes in Dr. Simoncini is nuts.
Dr. Scott-Mumby used words in a similar
manner and my
confrontation of him drew heated fire back. I was told
by my assistants that he hit back below the belt in such an ugly
fashion they did not even want to show me.
Both resort to character attacks as we see below from Dr. Weil.
Many good doctors have their licenses taken away and that has “absolutely” no bearing on the truth of their work.
In fact we know that medical authorities
routinely go after those who rebel against the lockstep of
pharmaceutical interests and usually they are the real heroes. In
medicine the truth-teller loses their prestigious positions as Dr.
Simoncini has suffered.
Contemporary medicine is a disease and
it is quite dismaying when those who we perceive as good guys defend
that disease.
Three quarters of America’s physicians
still take Modern medicine is now totally dependent on a steady flow of lies and propaganda for its very survival. If the truth be told out loud in the mainstream press, the status quo consensus would collapse. Lying has become the expected norm in medicine.
To tell the truth is now tainted and
suspicious; the truth-teller is reviled as “putting on airs” of
moral superiority, and they will be shunned and cut off by the liars
around them.
In other industries you might call it a
bribe, but when The American and world populations are being destroyed by orthodox medicine with the government and the media lying every step of the way.
The United States of America has become the country of The Big Lie.
Those who facilitate government and pharmaceutical lies are well rewarded, but anyone who tells any truth or expresses an impermissible opinion is excoriated and driven away.
If we cannot trust what the government tells us about,
...can we trust the government’s medical officials at the CDC and the FDA?
Apparently not.
The
World Health Organization, in
examining the health risks from A mark of our times is the medical gibberish passed off as logic - nonsense passed off as truth.
These doctors have made public statements so glaringly unsubstantiated, so at variance with reality, it is almost as if they were broadcasting from another planet. And they get away with it for few have the gumption that I have to put my hand up in their virtual faces.
They use the trappings of their medical
authority - their academic degrees and the technocratic aspects of
the subject matter have allowed them to repeat with impunity that
two plus two equals one.
With bugs in baby formula, glass flakes
in intravenous drugs and foul We have been living in a world so upside down that nonsense is feverishly worshiped, common sense is rejected as heresy, and anyone who dares challenge the status quo is attacked by troll-like acolytes wielding their technocrat credentials like clubs.
Orthodox medicine is like a cancer on
our planet. Wrong in its theories, wrong in its assurances, wrong in
their predictions, and wrong in virtually everything they have done.
Like a biological disease, allopathic pharmaceutical medicine needs
to be contained and quarantined.
The book is 120,000 words with 333 references and if one is to weigh in on an important subject to humanity, then one should dive deeply into one’s subject, something neither Drs. Weil nor Scott-Mumby have done when they attack medical practices or principles they seem to understand little of.
One might not agree with every word I
say in my
bicarbonate book but only a complete idiot would ignore
the overwhelming clinical and scientific evidence gathered for more
than a hundred years about the important use of sodium bicarbonate
in medicine.
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