Hell yes, alternative health care is perceived as a risk to economic health of the mega corporations and the financiers behind them. That’s obvious.

As for Dr. Rath, although I haven’t yet read all of this latest story about him, I do recall that someone, might have been Gene, a while back suggested that Rath’s newspaper ads were pretty crazy. I’d agree, they are, but I think it’s because he has no idea how to create an effective ad and comes across as a loony on a soapbox. (this from me, a former copywriter). It’s not because his heart isn’t in the right place. He needs professional help…not psychiatric but advertising.

Also, based on something he said in an interview a few years back, he apparently sees through the phony “9-11″ psyop and that’s very much to his credit.

I’m your second.

Dr Rath’s micronutrient study is posted on his website as linked above and, of course, is subject to the review of any scientist who wants to legitimately knock him down. My bet is that it will withstand critical analysis.

I happen to support his public statements; (sorry if this offends any Cheney-Rumsfeld-Rove-Bush supporters, but they have declared martial law, one disappearance at a time). If he’s made mistakes, this is inevitable when one assumes a leadership position.

This study confirms the work of others (e.g. Roberto Giraldo) and leads to a no pharma solution to “AIDS” in developing countries (especially when you throw in sanitation, clean water, protein powders, green “superfoods”, etc); charitable foundations could initiate such programs.

But this we now know would interfere with Mr. Gates’ investment strategies, (a surrogate for the global economy?).

I’ve heard that if a cure for cancer was announced tomorrow, the economy would plunge into a depression due to the collapse of all interests “producing” disease management. The consequent devaluation of assets would be catastrophic and may explain the Gates and Clinton initiatives into Africa as an “opposite”, i.e. promoting economic expansion via the known and increasing values. All behind a facade of high ethics, which is why “denialists” are such persona non grata.

Unfortunately, “alternative healthcare” may be a perceived risk to economic health, especially for the U.S.; (I hope this is wrong). The “gang” also has us behind the eight-ball in energy infrastructure and it’s more like Capone teaming up with everyone else since potential political solutions abound but never seem to get implemented.

Until dissidents learn how to counteract “spin” and develop responsive political solutions beyond “left” and “right”, we will always be – like the Democrats – on the defensive.

Sorry to be,

Mr Gloom and Doom

I’ve been watching “The Untouchables” last night. Medicine has become the Al Capone gang. How far are we ready to go ?