heroay wrote:

If you buy vitamin/mineral supplements, just go for the 'Natural/Organic' brands, and they don't have to be the most expensive... they will WORK for you. Any trash from your doctor against them, is because he feels threathened in his 6 figure income. And so be it. It's your health, or their bank accounts.

Mark Sircus Ac., OMD There is no replacement for magnesium in the body Wed Nov 2, 2005 00:27
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There is no replacement for magnesium in the body except magnesium. Magnesium depleted cells are in trouble and introducing another toxic drug will not build their defenses or strength. The average severe flu lasts approximately 10 days so we must question whether spending billions to stockpile Tamiflu to reduce that average by a day is really going to save anyone's life. The pharmaceutical industry, the CDC and the FDA of course see no problem with adding more toxic chemicals into the populations' blood streams. Without the selling of poison they simply would have no place on earth. Their very existence runs parallel to the commercial introduction and destruction of human health via toxic chemicals used in everything from foods to medicines. The entire medical industrial complex depends on the use of toxic drugs.

Yes it pays to be prepared for the flu, so stock up your medicine cabinets with effective substances that will help, not hurt your family. It would also be worthwhile to detoxify and chelate our families during the warmer months so hidden toxicities like mercury, which is known to increase the dangers of influenza, would be less present in our children's bodies. Truly doctors can be blamed when their patients die of influenza for it is not the virus that is deadly but the deficiencies of vitamin C and magnesium combined with the drugs and vaccines doctors use that bring old and young alike down to their graves.

Why is it a government, whose only money is the money they can borrow, so anxious to invest billions in Tamiflu and flu vaccines laced with mercury? The Boston Globe reported this month that alarmed infectious disease specialists have indicated that excessive use of Tamiflu and other antiviral drugs could lead to the emergence of flu strains that do not respond to antivirals, making both avian and regular flu strains even more of a health threat. Yet another reason for using a natural protocol is raised and as usual ignored by medical authorities. Dr. Klenner is right though, medical authorities would standby and watch millions die rather than entertain the thought that it all could be stopped by using Vitamin C and magnesium chloride.

There should be no doubt that key government officials are in bed with the pharmaceutical companies. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, for example, seems likely to profit from government purchase of Tamiflu, the drug developed by Gilead Sciences when Rumsfeld was president of the company. He is reported to hold major portions of stock in Gilead.[viii] Tamiflu was actually developed by Gilead which then gave Roche the exclusive rights to market and sell Tamiflu.[ix] Trust in our government's medical officials is in short supply.

And if that were not enough "The Biodefense and Pandemic Vaccine and Drug Development Act of 2005" [iix] is in real danger of its getting passed by Congress. If it does pass, American citizens will be forced to submit to being drugged whether they want it or not. The bill would not only permit the American government to drug its people with untested and experimental vaccines, but drug companies would have complete freedom from liability. The sponsors of this bill also want to prevent us from using the Freedom of Information Act to learn what's in these vaccines. One must wonder if they are actually trying to cause an Avian Flu pandemic via these vaccines.

Mark Sircus Ac., OMD Director International Medical Veritas Association http://www.imva.info http://www.detoxchelationclinic.com http://www.worldpsychology.net
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Special Note: The IMVA recommends whole food vitamin C over ascorbic acid. Suggested companies are MegaFood , which can be ordered online at VNF Nutrition, and New Chapter also from VNF. And for the magnesium chloride we recommend Global Light Network.

Bird Flu infecting Vietnamese Girl found Resistant to Primary Drug http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051015/NEWS01/510150466


The general gist of it is ..you don't need flu shots. Our medications deplete our bodies of Magnesium.

The bottom portion of the article includes additional information on magnesium.......the quote"below is so true....

Thanks for the forward Lina! Klenner is one of my heroes.

Some physicians would stand by and see their patient die rather than use ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) because in their finite minds it exists only as a vitamin.

biogerminator


ECOTERRA Intl.

In Bush and Cheney's energy vision, America, Europe, India and China will build more nuclear power plants. In mine, we just build smarter homes.

http://tompaine.com/uncommonsense/index.php#6641

by Timothy Karr, TomPaine.com

The CPB chair may be gone, but there's more housecleaning to be done to make public broadcasting safe from propaganda.

http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20051104/tomlinsons_shady_exit.php

by Dennis Kelleher, TomPaine.com

A closer look at Scooter Libby's leaking and obstruction reveals a pattern of deception designed to conceal the actions of the White House.

http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20051104/libbys_lying_habit.php

Asia Times
by Eshran Ahrari

11/04/05

The CIA's secret prisons in various countries, used to imprison and interrogate alleged terrorists, won't help to win hearts and minds in the Muslim world. The question is, how many more of these 'black sites' will the US need to build to hold the next generation of terrorists?

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/GK04Ak04.html


Informant: Thomas L. Knapp

Christian Science Monitor
by Daniel Schorr

11/04/05

The fascination with the subject of which official knew what about Valerie Plame and how they peddled the information should not distract us from contemplating the great con game that the administration played with the American people on the road to war in Iraq. Clearly the principals chose to assert, whether true or not, that only an invasion would spare America from the imminent danger of Iraqi nuclear and/or biological weapons. From early on, they bought and retailed a dubious bill of goods. ... So let's not get too bogged down in details of the coverup and the leak. More important is what was being covered up - the sometimes frantic effort to justify a war that didn't seem to have much justification...

http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/1104/p09s02-cods.html


Informant: Thomas L. Knapp

AntiWar.Com
by Justin Raimondo

11/04/05

Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the special prosecutor in the CIA leak case, is of a type not seen in many years: he seems to personify the virtue of rationality and the spirit of rectitude combined. He seems, in short, the incarnation of an age gone by. This, in concert with his boyish yet stern visage, imbues him with authority and a distinctively American air: he looks vaguely like Charles Lindbergh, another American hero sprung from the heartland, and this physical resemblance raises, in my own mind, a possible propaganda ploy by Libby's defenders...

http://www.antiwar.com/justin/?articleid=7908


Informant: Thomas L. Knapp

Houston Chronicle

11/03/05

A company the state hired to gather computerized facial imaging and thumbprints on all Texas driver's licenses failed to protect the identities of 7,500 Nevada drivers last spring, Nevada officials say. And, civil libertarians warn that the coming futuristic identification system could endanger both the private identities and individual liberties of law-abiding Texans. Gov. Rick Perry unveiled a five-year homeland security wish list Wednesday that calls for checking the coming high-tech thumbprints of all driver's license applicants with federal criminal and terrorism lists. Scott Henson, a privacy expert for the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas, called Perry's goal further evidence that a recent change in state law 'lets formerly private personal information be used by law enforcement for any conceivable purpose with no judicial oversight'

http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/3435054


Informant: Thomas L. Knapp