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The Living Force
This tends to suggest that her life doesn't depend on 'sharing' what she knows. Or else, someone has already 'compromised' her or is manipulating her to some degree... (note: she is not 'excused' from COINTELPROs manipulations just because she hails from a medical background, I would suggest far from it!).AdPop said:She may have duplicated the papers I don't know, but she says she has no way to put them on the web as she has no organization, and there are, literally, thousands of pages to scan or OCR.
How much would it 'cost' her to photocopy a bunch of stuff (if asked) and send it off to you guys? Even if a bunch of people offered to reimburse her the cost? So, that's two 'strikes' against her (admitedly she hasn't been 'tested' or perhaps even asked - yet - ? ;) who knows ... or maybe she has, I wouldn't know. As a comparison, how much did it cost Lobaczewski to send copies of his manuscripts out? What is the (real) cost for the truth? And where does it fall? And, what does it 'look' like when it falls?
That is great... It says (perhaps?) ignore all (possibly?) other causes/eitioglogies of the problem? (And they may be many). For example, toxins are not just introduced via vaccines. They have become rather troublesome environmental factos within and endemic to our environment. But.... lets just ignore that...AdPop said:Carley is mainly an anti-vaccine crusader, and believes that a wide range of apparently different maladies are actually different manifestations of auto-immune disease, especially de-myelenation (body breaking down the protective tissue around nervous system's components) -- says that toxins and biological materials in vaccines are intended to occupy our immune systems. The ever-present "fatigue" that modern people face is possibly the expenditure of energy of fight off implanted problems until some tipping-point is eventually reached and one disease or another wins out. This, I think, is the usual theory given when vaccines and tainted foods, etc., are described as "soft-kill, time-release" weapons.
The 'problem' most people have (including doctors) is that they don't really know - why things 'work' in detail, for example, if you look in any MIMS (drug reference publication), often you will find that nobody knows why a drug works, but it does, so they will continue to give it.... And, it of course, it doesn't work for everyone! Hence there are precautions!
What makes medicine or pharmacology any different from any other facet of life? (inclucing business or psychology) Psychopathy within the 'culture' of 'life' or 'death' (or big pharma or medicine)? Would these things be 'sacred' to a psychopath? No. They are merely another element of that which is exploitable. There IS no difference.AdPop said:But she also gives a point of view about what she calls the "medical mafia," how their training methods have become standard for physicians, their mind-control and programming techniques designed to make docs forget their training after med school and follow a tight "program" of behavior, and the tactics they use to keep doctors in line with prescribed behavior and roles, basically as shills of big pharma and opponents of natural healing methods. It's interesting stuff, but, as I've said, it's not an area I have time to actively research. She appears to be hip to psychopathy, as is Ian Crane.
'People' have been 'trained' to accept all manner or things - most of them false. Now THAT is truly, truly SCARY. I suppose we must all honestly ask ourselves what is it that we have been 'conditioned' to believe and follow, ect. And.... wonder...AdPop said:I think "truly dangerous" is key, but of course, few really are, or are judged to be -- there is that element of PTB hubris and arrogance. I think another criteria, though, is "wouldn't be missed" or "wouldn't raise enough suspicion," though that one must be qualified all kinds of ways. Big political players are the exception because an air of acceptability has been cultivated around political assassinations (that is, people are trained to "accept" that they happen sometimes).
Oh yes, abolutely. What has anyone got to lose from sharing a cup of coffee or befriending someone? Nothing, one would think.mamadrama said:She lives a couple of hours from me. Think I should pay her a visit?