Cancer cure, but FDA and doctors would rather have your cash and not the cure.

[wizardofmars]

If you read the history you'll find that it was the AMA who help set up the original 16 cancer cases to test the Rife technology.  When that test passed with flying colors they tried to get the Rife patent.

I assume you are referring to the Barry Lynes history of Rife, which is a highly suspect book written by an astrologer who is fond of conspiracy theories and who got most of his info from John Crane, a desperate old drunk and conman who was certifiable by the time Lynes met him.

Lynes 'history' is full of easily disproved claims e.g. Lynes claimed that Dr Milbank Johnson was poisoned the day before he was going to reveal the results of his research of Rife. In reality, Milbank Johnson died of natural causes six years after he dropped his interest in Rife, and Lynes could have figured this out with five minutes of actual research rather than speculation.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milbank_Johnson

The way you keep coming back makes me wonder if you aren't an AMA black ops..

[wizardofmars]

Why is it that the engineer, I know, who has made several of the Beck devices says people with HIV have gotten better by using the Beck device?  His survival doesn't depend on dispensing them and if they didn't work he wouldn't be involved, he has bigger fish to fry.  I have had conversations with him were he describe in detail how the device works and the precautions that have to be taken in using it.

Who knows why people tell wild stories and tall tales? The motivation isn't always financial (although in this area it's certainly common to find a money trail at the end of it).

There have been tricksters and story tellers since the beginning of recorded human history. Some people tell stories to make themselves feel more important in the scheme of things. Others do it just to be culture jammers. It's extremely common in the UFO or parapsychological fields to find people who just make stuff up for the hell of it.

Ultimately, the story about Kaali and Beck and blood electrification is just that - an interesting story that has limited factual and scientific basis. Kaali probably erred in his research and Beck is clearly a colorful character who loved the attention (just read his website for proof of that). I've yet to see any evidence that Kaali's research was suppressed despite many claims to the contrary.

There are thousands of labs all over the world that could replicate this work if they wished. Either there is a massive conspiracy to suppress this research, or the claims in the patent don't work in practice and Beck was just winging it. One team of researchers in a lab in China could easily commercialize it if it worked, but the assumption here is that nobody on the planet can do this because of some mysterious suppression effort.  In my experience, given the global scale of medical research, such a conspiracy would have to cover the US, Europe, Asia, Africa - millions of researchers - dozens of different political systems and national agendas which make the AMA and Big Pharma look puny by comparison.

What's more likely?

[eastcoastwilly]

There are thousands of labs all over the world that could replicate this work if they wished. Either there is a massive conspiracy to suppress this research, or the claims in the patent don't work in practice and Beck was just winging it. One team of researchers in a lab in China could easily commercialize it if it worked, but the assumption here is that nobody on the planet can do this because of some mysterious suppression effort.  In my experience, given the global scale of medical research, such a conspiracy would have to cover the US, Europe, Asia, Africa - millions of researchers - dozens of different political systems and national agendas which make the AMA and Big Pharma look puny by comparison.

What's more likely?

Wizardofmars,

Unfortunately, on a large scale people just want to be told what to do. They blindly follow things like Religion, Political Figures, Environmental Movements etc. and their compartmentalized version of reality  leaves little room for differing opinions. 

The defeatist attitude that humans are all scum because Al Gore and David Mayer de Rothschild say that we are going to destroying the planet with C02 emissions is a good example of this. Firstly anybody who would follow Al "I created the Internet" Gore to save the planet needs to have their head examined. HOW MUCH DEPLETED URANIUM DID HIS BOMB THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF IN KOSOVO AND SARAJEVO ?  How many children are dying of cancer and being born with horrifying bitch defects because of this piece of trash, but you try telling that to a tree hugger.

I can only tell you my experiences with it, I have not cured myself of cancer or aids because I don't have those conditions but I have gotten rid of colds and flu with the Beck Protocol in 12 hours. My hands and knees were becoming sore and stiffing up and I was losing strength in my hands. Whether it was the early onset of Arthritis I don't know for sure but it's been about 19 months since using a Magnetic Pulser (for less than a week) and these problems disappeared and have not been back.

As for B-17 well have a look at this report submitted to the US Congress in 1953:

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2007/04/03/1953_fitzgerald_report_suppressed_cancer_treatments.htm

Regards Will

[wizardofmars]

Unfortunately, on a large scale people just want to be told what to do. They blindly follow things like Religion, Political Figures, Environmental Movements etc. and their compartmentalized version of reality  leaves little room for differing opinions. 

Maybe so, but in a marketplace of free ideas, a powerful cure for all diseases that was in the public eye for decades would eventually turn up somewhere. The fact that Beck, Rife, Clarke etc does not is because much of this stuff is the remnants of the 19th century health frauds that infested America with their electrical health machines. It's a dead end because it doesn't work, is generally based on long discarded theories of disease, physics and anatomical models plus a large dose of weird science and a desire for money and/or fame.

It's ironic that you reject global warming (which is backed by millions of hours of scientific research) and yet appear willing to accept the Beck protocol based on the limited evidence of just your own experience. 

[wizardofmars]

Double post