Names, facts and figures are always necessary for any story to be valid.

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, " marangneng "

<marangneng> wrote:

> , Gary

Graves

> <ggraves@w...> wrote:

>

> >Is that the website where the gov't doesn't want you to know

> >K.T.'s 'secrets', and he can't tell you because 'they' won't let

> >him and he wants you to 'pay' for a membership anyway? Should I

> >become a member to see if what you say is correct, or do you

> >have 'other' sources?

>

> After talking to my doctor today during an appointment, I felt

> compelled to post this. I didn't reply to Gary's original post

> becasue I didn't have any first-hand knowledge of someone that had

> been wrongfully imprisoned for publicly exposing the fraud that is

> the AMA and Big Pharma. But now I do.

 

Hi Ron,

I do understand where you are coming from.

On the other hand, your post can be taken as " just negative

propaganda " towards big brother.

So, facts, and verifying data ALWAYS count with me.

Otherwise I tend to throw out any story with them as just a story.

 

Normally if anyone is thrown in prison, they rot in prison. George

De La Warr is one of the few that actually was able to fight big

brother (UK) and win.

 

But he didn't win...

 

....because even though he won his freedom, that act of fighting big

brother ate up all his resources and he and his wife were very poor

from then on out.

 

He also feared being attacked again and again by a government that

did NOT want radionics allowed.

 

Edgar Cayce was thrown in jail for " practicing medicine " without a

license, and was abused and threatened for his beliefs. He did get

out and he hated those people with a passion, and he never allowed

any scientist to test him because of his anger.

 

So was W. H. Reich, and his orgon energy concepts. He died in jail.

 

Then in the early 50's there was that american Chiropractor (lady)

that was thrown in jail and died in jail because she did remote

diagnosis with a radionics machine.

 

Names, facts and figures are always necessary for any story to be

valid.