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Comment by AquaDoc on February 22, 2011 at 5:48pm

This really sucks, i have the only real evidence to stop these guys and cant find a single lab to verify it to the press!!!! Microbe, i preserved them and keeping them alive! I would think i should have a line outside my door with all the talkof this!

Comment by truth on December 27, 2010 at 1:40am

Most patients believe their doctors are in league with Big Pharma

Comment by Anthony Kimbrough on September 23, 2010 at 7:21pm

If what I heard is true, China and India will catch a bad cold... then it moves here. This event should be shortly after an attack on Iran which makes a nuke exchange with Israel. Small one though. After the flu season wipes a few out, then we go back to nukes briefly.

Comment by Anthony Kimbrough on September 19, 2010 at 11:14pm

LOL, Love it. They tried to get me to take one last year since I was doing chemo and radiation. I still turned it down. Took my chances, and didn't get sick. Course if I did I couldn't have told, lol. I stayed sick.

Comment by Anthony Kimbrough on September 18, 2010 at 12:36am

Excellent

Comment by peter b dunn on September 17, 2010 at 12:30pm

http://www2.fluoridealert.org/Alert/Australia/Toothpaste-poisoning-...
Toothpaste 'poisoning' suspected: court


By Bree Fuller


(See original article)
A mental health patient whose heart stopped while she was restrained by staff at Wollongong Hospital may have been poisoned by toothpaste, an inquest into her death has heard.

Fluoride toxicity, which can occur if someone ingests large quantities of toothpaste, is one of several scenarios being explored as potential causes or contributing factors to the woman's death during a two-week inquest before Coroner Ian Guy.

The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, had been vomiting a clear or milky substance the same morning she was restrained by staff for aggressive behaviour and ultimately suffered a cardiac arrest.

She regained a pulse and was transferred to the intensive care ward, but died some days later

Comment by Anthony Kimbrough on September 11, 2010 at 12:49am

That sounds good. Another good one might read, "I survived the H1N1 Flu Shot... So Far." I love the Fluoride T Shirt below.

There are towns that have law suits going on Fluoride in their water, can't remember which ones. Fluoride is listed as a drug and the laws say that it is illegal to put drugs in the water supply. Thank God we have a well. Hitler used Fluoride to keep the masses passive. It, along with Aluminum are the only two things I know of that have the ability to cross the blood brain barrier.

Comment by Anthony Kimbrough on September 10, 2010 at 4:41pm

Now personally I love the T-Shirts, especially the last one. With the attention I draw here at times I'm sure that would fit right in, lol. The one I;m wearing now I wore especially to the High School for an IEP Meeting on my youngest daughter. It says "I'm not saying your stupid, but I'm thinking it..." The 28th Amendment would be a great one to be wearing. Coming soon, the flu one.

There is loads of proof on the depopulation thing. One such is Kissenger: “Depopulation should be the highest priority of foreign policy towards the third world, because the US economy will require large and increasing amounts of minerals from abroad, especially from less developed countries.”


And this from 1974 http://www.amerikanexpose.com/UNSystem/henry_kissinger.htm

And another link http://euro-med.dk/?p=9390

Comment by Anthony Kimbrough on September 10, 2010 at 1:04pm

It sounds good but it never works out. Plants are designed to be grown in a certain area by type. This has been tried over and over again. Corn, Cotton, Potatoes, etc.

The type of food, say rice in this case, is designed that what may seem like a flaw is useful or at least not harmful. Corn for example, the ears are usually loose. This exposes it to bug damage to the ears which means Pesticides. Of course Monsanto started as a chemical corporation, they make that too. From there it is just a leap to Herbicides as Monsanto has also created Frankenweeds. Remember though that Monsanto was and still is a chemical manufacturer, they started out with Coke Cola.

Then with injecting foreign DNA. It hasn't been but a few years ago they were using Human DNA mixed with the rice. A lot of women miscarried, some died, and others became sterile. The country (China) wasn't too happy with it even though they want people to have fewer children.

As for solving the expanding population, the population is expected to drop as the Baby Boomers die off. Some countries are shown in a graph at WiKi. You can also see each state here. Average life expectancy is here by country, the USA is #47. So the population growth thing is a lie. It is also known that children living today will not live as long as their parents. Just one reference is here. Due to the food they are fed and the use of chemicals to grow it and placed in their water supply, children are dieing earlier through diseases that children seldom ever had. It is another long story on how the food, when changed, effects the body. In addition to that are the containers they now use.

I guess this is long enough and doesn't tell as much, but it skims briefly the surface.

Comment by peter b dunn on September 10, 2010 at 8:06am

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/technology/7959463/group-produces-gm-rice

Group produces GM rice

A team of Australian scientists has genetically modified rice to improve its tolerance to salt, offering hope of increased global production.

And work is already underway to transfer the technology to wheat and barley, other staple foods for billions of people around the world.

The scientists from the Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics (ACPFG) at the University of Adelaide worked in collaboration with colleagues based in Cairo, Copenhagen and Melbourne.

They used a new technique to trap salt in the root of the rice plant, reducing the amount building up in the shoots and increasing its tolerance to salinity.

Research associate Darren Plett said the breakthrough offered the chance to increase global rice production, especially in areas where salinity was an issue.

"Rice is often grown on land that is prone to high levels of salinity," Dr Plett said on Friday.

"Lands that accumulate salt have lower crop yields, which can threaten food supply.

"This has made salinity tolerance an increasingly important factor in the efforts to secure global food production."

Dr Plett said the research team modified a gene to increase the number of salt-transporting proteins in specific cells in the roots of the rice plant.

The modification resulted in salt being trapped in the root, where it is less harmful to the plant and prevented it travelling to the shoot where it does the most damage.

"Our results provide a new approach for genetic modification to increase the tolerance of crops to the toxic sodium ion, which is a major environmental stress," Dr Plett said.

"Successful genetic engineering efforts using this technology should assist in global food production."

Result of the group's work have been published in the online peer-reviewed science journal PLoS ONE.

Bob Phelps, executive director of Gene Ethics, an anti-GM advocacy group, said there was little prospect of commercial success from the latest research.

He said the drought tolerance trait was mediated by multiple genes and the only successful GM crops to date involved transformations of single genes.

"Multi-genic traits are just too complex for crude genetic manipulation techniques," he said.

"Monsanto and the rest of the GM industry have spent tens of billions of dollars over 30 years to create drought and salt tolerant plants, nitrogen fixation in grains and more nutritious foods.

"They have failed."
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Sounds like a good thing but .. Makes me wonder..

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