An interview with CTM founder, Phillip Day

[Guest guest]

http://campaignfortruth.com/Eclub/170105/up%20close%20and%20personal.htm

 

Up Close and Personal

An interview with CTM founder, Phillip Day

14th January 2005

 

ECLUB: Happy New Year.

PD: Same to you, Brian. I'd also like to welcome our new rs

from Australia and New Zealand who came aboard during my recent tour

of those balmy climes.

 

ECLUB: How did it all go?

PD: It was great. We have a marvellous team, led by Marlene Stopp of

Credence Events Management, so things were supremely well put

together, and of course, the Aussies and Kiwis are brilliant anyway.

 

ECLUB: And facing the same challenges we are in the frigid north.

PD: Yup. The infamous Codex. Folks, if there's one war we have to

fight to the bitter end, it's for our right to choose our own

treatments, supplements, health advice, doctors, etc., without the

drug industry and their mastiffs strong-arming the masses, denying us

choice, and taking away our vitamins and minerals, and compelling

dangerous, even lethal, treatments upon us under force of law, if

necessary. Think it can't happen? See what happens if you lose this fight.

 

ECLUB: How can people get motivated and mobilised?

PD: The resistance is now very well organised. In New Zealand, there

is the New Zealand Health Trust.

http://www.nzht.co.nz/

 

In Australia, there's the Alliance for Health Freedom

http://www.paradigm-changes.com/

 

and Eve Hillary.

http://www.evehillary.org/

 

In Europe, there's the mighty Rath Foundation,

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/THE_FOUNDATION/Events/codex2004a.html

 

which warns: " The Codex Alimentarius Commission (Codex)

 

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/PHARMACEUTICAL_BUSINESS/health_movement_again\

st_codex/index.htmwill

come to be seen by future generations as the greatest threat to the

basic human right of health the world has ever known.

 

 

Never before in history has a special interest group, the

pharmaceutical industry,

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/PHARMACEUTICAL_BUSINESS/index.html

so shamelessly tried to compromise the health of billions of people

for no other reason than its desire to maintain multi-billion dollar

markets for prescription drugs. "

http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/PHARMACEUTICAL_BUSINESS/index.html

 

 

In the UK, there's the Alliance for Natural Health.

http://www.alliance-natural-health.org/

 

In the US, there's the International Advocates for Health Freedom.

http://www.iahf.com/

 

If anyone knows any other worthy organisations I've missed, please

send me their web-sites. Each group has been set up to co-ordinate

action in their respective countries, and they require supporters by

the thousand to get involved. As you will see from the " Pricey Drug

Trials Turn up Few New Blockbusters " article, the drug industry has

got serious problems, so we need to hit them where it hurts.

 

ECLUB: What else do you have for us this time around?

PD: Apparently Michael Moore is considering doing another of his

exposés, this time on the pharmaceutical industry.

 

ECLUB: Are you serious?

PD: Nothing firm yet, but the grapevine is all-agog at the

implications. Then, to kick off 2005, we have a fluoride victory, a

mental health victory where G W Bush has signed a law prohibiting

forced psychiatric drugging of schoolchildren - a tremendous victory

for the Citizen's Commission on Human Rights, the global mental health

watchdog (www.cchr.org). Also some great news regarding Vitamin A and

cancer, something I've been harping on about since the mammoths. In

all then, a promising start to the year.

 

ECLUB: And some changes closer to home?

PD: Yes, EClub will be formatted slightly differently and a shorter

version sent out twice a month. The idea is to make the information

more rapid to present, so folks with busy schedules can scan down

items that interest them while discarding others.

 

ECLUB: And the new tour?

PD: Commences this coming Monday and will take in the UK and Ireland.

For those who have received flyers who don't think I'm coming to your

neighbourhood (i.e. Ireland and South-East England), I am, so panic

not! A slight hiccup in the scheduling, but we'll send you a flyer

with the dates. In fact, I'm doing TWO identical tours of the UK and

Ireland this year, two different talks, so each stop will be visited

twice. Click here for details of the first tour, but bear in mind,

Ireland and SE England dates will soon be added and we'll mail you all

the details.

 

ECLUB: And rumours of an updated version of the AIDS book?

PD: True enough. The new version, entitled The Truth About HIV, covers

everything that has transpired since 2000, when the original World

Without AIDS came out.

http://credence.org/aidstour/

 

The new version, if even possible, is more explosive as the AIDS

agenda unfolds. The new book throws the net wider, also taking in the

new affliction, Medical Testing Disease.

 

ECLUB: Can't wait for that one. Thank you, Phillip.

[Guest guest]

I work in a nursing home while going to school

and have been in this group for a long time. Today

I worked with a man who's one hundred and one

and in fair shape. The first thing I asked him is:

" what did you do to stay so healthy? "

A: " Stayed away from doctors " .