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

[Cap-Z-ro]

As I've been saying all along folks, its all about culling the population...


"Since the spread of his prostate cancer, 53-year-old Randy
Stroup of Dexter, Ore., has been in a fight for his life.
Uninsured and unable to pay for expensive chemotherapy, he
applied to Oregon's state-run health plan for help.

Lane Individual Practice Association (LIPA), which
administers the Oregon Health Plan in Lane County, responded
to Stroup's request with a letter saying the state would not
cover Stroup's pricey treatment, but would pay for the cost
of physician-assisted suicide.

"It dropped my chin to the floor," Stroup told FOX News.
"[How could they] not pay for medication that would help my
life, and yet offer to pay to end my life?"

The letter, which has been sent to other terminal patients
throughout Oregon, follows guidelines established by the
state legislature. "

More here...

http://teachers.net/chatboard/topic230492/7.28.08.17.55.30.html

[rbisys2]

Greetings,

I have been yelling, its the population dummies for years now.

The religions promote overpopulation as do governments.

If we don't do it ourselves, Mother Nature will.

By the way will some one provide me with websites that prove Rife was wrong.

[Zolar1]

I only looked at a couple of the posts in the beginning of this thread.

Did you know that 2 food additives/preservatives that were used back in the 1970's were removed from breakfast cereals?

They were BHA and BHT. Both were purported to be anti cancer items. Now, you never hear of them.

[wizardofmars]

By the way will some one provide me with websites that prove Rife was wrong.

You can't prove a negative. But extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Rife's claims would upend much of modern cell biology and optical physics research in the eighty years that have passed since he made his 'discoveries'.

The weight of evidence is that Rife was wrong, his very dated and outlandish theories completely invalid and he was almost certainly a fraud to boot.

As I posted above, Rife was clearly inspired by Albert Abrams, a very successful medical quack who was prominent when Rife was a lowly chaffeur working for the wealthy Timkin family who were his first target. Rife's theories are entirely derivative of Abrams (who died of pneumonia in 1924). Rife even claimed to attend the same German university.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Abrams

[Cap-Z-ro]

People who have experienced the benefits of Rife technology might tend to be swayed by unsubstantiated negative commentary above.

But people like me, who have been successfully treated know the truth...which the above post is not.

Regards...