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Dr. Tenpenny on the Dangers of Vaccines

Mike Adams of Natural News recently interviewed Dr. Sherri Tenpenny about the dangers of vaccines. Note that the link takes you to a summary article but I've embedded the full video interview below.

What made this interview so powerful is that it goes beyond usual counterpoints and into the philosophical foundations underpinning the medical-pharmacological belief system. Dr. Tenpenny spotlights the reasons why vaccines are more a faith-based religion or mythology than a science. After all, were it a science, we would see actual results from placebo-based double-blind studies proving vaccines are harmless. We’d also see studies that link the impacts of vaccines beyond 14 days, and see that it is not accurate to say that a vaccine is “effective”, implying "protection" because it generates antigens, which in many cases have been proven to leave you vulnerable and in some cases more susceptable to the disease. True science would also not attempt to credit vaccines for ridding the world of diseases which were already on the decline, primarily due to improved sanitation.

How one can be labeled as a conspiracy wacko or radical for simply questioning the need to inject an infant with diseased animal, insect and fetal matter, potential carriers of other harmful and cancer-causing agents, along with hundreds of toxic chemicals, proven to cause brain inflammation, autoimmune disorders, allergies and asthma at a time when brain and immune system development are so vulnerable, demonstrates how desperate the complex has become.

The simple fact that governments have assumed all risk for vaccine manufacturers operating with immunity should cause one to get all the facts beyond what their doctors has been conditioned to tell them. Indemnity has aligned the pharmaceutical motive of profit with the government motive of plausible deniability of financial liability. Clearly, this is an unholy combination.

Many medical professionals, while individually well-meaning, have fallen prey to an institution built on peer pressure where professional dissent is professional suicide, oddly not too unlike a street gang. The Andrew Wakefield witch hunt is certainly a message to others who question the institution.

In any event, Tenpenny’s Saying No To Vaccines is an invaluable reference for making more informed decisions.

So You Want Wal-Mart to Run the Government Huh?

It looks like this one has been flying around for a long time, but I just received an email that joked that Wal-Mart execs be given a shot at running the government given the financial failures of Social Security to Freddie/Fannie and so on. I know this is just tongue and cheek, but when you argue that "government" is this dumb, lumbering, inefficient, beastly and wasteful creature, you miss the chance to make the larger point about corporatism.

Wal-Mart is exactly what happens when government is fused at the hip with the biggest corporations, something Hayek warned us about decades ago in Road to Serfdom.

So Wal-Mart should run the government huh? Silly rabbit, they and others like them effectively do! But they are smart enough business people not to take the actual reigns and to not have you and me, the milk cows, pay for all these so called “failures” that make their business so successful.

This all reminds me of the expression, works as spec'ed.

Where would those "free market" cowboys in Bentonville be when you take away:

1.) Trillions in Medicare to keep their pharmacies pushing pills

2.) An executive decision to weaponize food in the early 70’s which lead to a decade’s long glut of corn-based processed goodies they can sell less than real value

3.) Cheap labor in Asia due to years of government oppression by regimes with favorite nation status

4.) Trillions in Defense budget and petrodollar warfare to subsidize their global warehouse on wheels 

5.) Billions of tax payer subsidized under-employment benefits for workers who turned to government programs for health care

6.) A revolving door from board room to lobbyists to executive government agencies which shape policies in their favor

7.) Federal government subsidized housing market (in cohoots with the Fed cartel's policy of ZIRP) causing overbuild out into the exurbs which gave them plenty of new corners to build on

I bet you can easily think of more.

The Factions Shaping Egypt

"To put it bluntly: in earlier times, it was easier to control one million people than to physically kill one million people; today, it is infinitely easier to kill one million people than to control one million people." Zbigniew Brzezinski, Former U.S. National Security Advisor, Co-Founder of the Trilateral Commission, Member, Board of Trustees, Center for Strategic and International Studies

A quick up front: My postings have become less frequent with a number of big changes in my life. I’ll leave it at that since this website has never been about me, and more about the larger forces shaping our world. I’m also less motivated to write as it seems safe to assume we've hit a critical mass of awareness and mainstream media propaganda has been reduced to the laughing stock of credibility. Over the last few years the number of alternative websites has exploded with what Zbigniew Brzezinski is calling the “the global political awakening", so it seems most of what needs to be said is being said, and time is precious these days.

In any event, here’s an insightful boots-on-the-ground article on the political factions of Egypt. It points towards a direction of a military coup, similar to what put Nassar in power. Here’s a brutal snapshot of what life is like outside of the rioting squares:

Saturday was indescribable. Nothing that I write can describe the utter state of lawlessness that prevailed. Every Egyptian prison was attacked by organized groups trying to free the prisoners inside. In the case of the prisons holding regular criminals this was done by their families and friends. In the case of the prisons with the political prisoners this was done by the Islamists. Bulldozers were used in those attacks and the weapons available from the looting of police stations were available. Nearly all the prisons fell. The prison forces simply could not deal with such an onslaught and no reinforcements were available. Nearly every terrorist held in the Egyptian prisons from those that bombed the Alexandria Church less than a month ago to the Murderer of Anwar El Sadat was freed, the later reportedly being arrested again tonight.

 

On the streets of Cairo it was the scene of a jungle. With no law enforcement in town and the army at a loss at how to deal with it, it was the golden opportunity for everyone. In a city that is surrounded with slums, thousands of thieves fell on their neighboring richer districts. People were robbed in broad daylight, houses were invaded, and stores looted and burned. Egypt had suddenly fallen back to the State of Nature. Panicking, people started grabbing whatever weapon they could find and forming groups to protect their houses. As the day progressed the street defense committees became more organized. Every building had its men standing in front of it with everything they could find from personal guns, knives to sticks. Women started preparing Molotov bombs using alcohol bottles. Street committees started coordinating themselves. Every major crossroad had now groups of citizens stopping all passing cars checking their ID cards and searching the cars for weapons. Machine guns were in high demand and were sold in the streets.

Also GardenSERF has some unique perspective into the revolutionary forces shaping Egypt and how the Hegelian dielectric exploited by the invisible hand of global forces works in practice. It does seem life is imitating fiction.

 There are those in the West who believe in the Hegelian synthesis of opposites and this includes Sunnis and Shiites within Islam. They believe that if these feuding elements within Islam are brought to an eventual understanding with each other, that the new leaders who emerge can be used to keep 1 Billion people under better control in the future.