we rot. (yes - we do.)

[Guest guest]

Hi Bruce.

I'm in Vermont BTW, so you and I are actually in the same part of the country=>

much closer than Arizona !!!

As to treatments vs. CURES, the 96% and so forth, one must take into account the

mind & emotional conditions of folks and their lives as a whole.

Example:

Someone with a miserably toxic life who desperately says they want a cure may in

fact either be firmly rooted into their misery and/or also craving death; no way

to ever know, BUT:

Most likely no cure will work for them no matter how good it may be.

A dear friend of mine considers herself to be a talented healer and can spout

good info all day long as to what works and what does not and why and so forth.

This woman is trained, certified, and had hung her shingle - but could not keep

it going - not no way, not no how.

Now I'll give just the objective facts that anyone can see and I bet you'll also

see why the healing work didn't work out:

The woman is a dedicated lifetime smoker, overweight, has trouble

standing/walking, and if one is around her a few hours one sees her making

dietary choices one would expect from a 10 year old spoiled brat with a credit

card.

Add to the above that her house has her 'healing room' in it and the place reeks

like an ashtray collection filled with filthy cat litter.

Someone comes to get 'treated' by this woman and are they enchanted ? Will they

hurry back for the sensory pleasures ?

(You tell me.)

Point is - this scene is quite common and people cannot 'cure' what they cannot

and/or will not face (which starts with themself).

((And yes, I do visit, but on the porch, outside.))

Sadly, most people are too blind to see that allopathic 'treatments' for cancer

are merely a 'death protocol', and their own stats prove this with no room for

doubts.

So when it comes to the 3 glaring points you cited:

> 1. Why do both only CURE 96 % ?

> 2. Why don't they both cure 100 % ?

> 3. What about the other 4 % ?

Sure, it's likely due vaccinations and all sorts of other horrid things -

trouble is there's just TOO MANY of such things.

One must face that the world is going to go it's own way and that if sharing

some helpful info can help even 1 or 2 others that's ALOT for this life; aside

of that we each can do our best for just ourselves.

As for me, I listen and watch carefully for what my body is saying & doing.

My dietary choices such as almost zero bread/baked goods; zero sweeteners and so

forth are PERMANENT.

DE, clay, silver water and such are now PARTS of my life to stay.

And I will live as long as I live the best way I am able to, and when possible

I'll share about just why I ain't dead yet.

I thank you:

> In closing, Mark, I wish we lived near each other. I'd enjoy gulping coffee

and / or breaking bread with you.

Truth be told I am not much of a traveler though MA is not far as places go...I

have a strong disinclination to leave Vermont.

(Others who have found their way here and stayed understand this quite well !)

My closing thoughts:

Rotting is a part of the life-cycle; especially in mammals and doubly so in

mammals who make anti-life choices.

Therefore the true meaning of 'being smart' translates to living better,

healthier lives.

Do you dare to be smarter ?

mark

[Guest guest]

I skied in VT in the mid 1970s with some buds. As JPFO NE Field

Rep, I was a guest speaker at a pro American gathering in N. VT, in

1995 ? I loved crossing from NH to VT. I pulled over and went

opern carry. I stopped for coffee, just to see the reaction.

Your friend failed the " first impressions " test. Even if she cleaned

up her act, its likely too late for her to succeed.

Maybe some day we'll meet.

Bruce Chesley

Truth is a terrible cross to bear.

Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered. - Paine

The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws - Tacitus

" The cure for cancer is in your grocery store. "

On Mon, 16 Jan 2012 01:41:16 -0000 " smallhagridinvt "

writes:

Hi Bruce.

I'm in Vermont BTW, so you and I are actually in the same part of the

country=> much closer than Arizona !!!

As to treatments vs. CURES, the 96% and so forth, one must take into

account the mind & emotional conditions of folks and their lives as a

whole.

Example:

Someone with a miserably toxic life who desperately says they want a cure

may in fact either be firmly rooted into their misery and/or also craving

death; no way to ever know, BUT:

Most likely no cure will work for them no matter how good it may be.

A dear friend of mine considers herself to be a talented healer and can

spout good info all day long as to what works and what does not and why

and so forth.

This woman is trained, certified, and had hung her shingle - but could

not keep it going - not no way, not no how.

Now I'll give just the objective facts that anyone can see and I bet

you'll also see why the healing work didn't work out:

The woman is a dedicated lifetime smoker, overweight, has trouble

standing/walking, and if one is around her a few hours one sees her

making dietary choices one would expect from a 10 year old spoiled brat

with a credit card.

Add to the above that her house has her 'healing room' in it and the

place reeks like an ashtray collection filled with filthy cat litter.

Someone comes to get 'treated' by this woman and are they enchanted ?

Will they hurry back for the sensory pleasures ?

(You tell me.)

Point is - this scene is quite common and people cannot 'cure' what they

cannot and/or will not face (which starts with themself).

((And yes, I do visit, but on the porch, outside.))

Sadly, most people are too blind to see that allopathic 'treatments' for

cancer are merely a 'death protocol', and their own stats prove this with

no room for doubts.

So when it comes to the 3 glaring points you cited:

> 1. Why do both only CURE 96 % ?

> 2. Why don't they both cure 100 % ?

> 3. What about the other 4 % ?

Sure, it's likely due vaccinations and all sorts of other horrid things -

trouble is there's just TOO MANY of such things.

One must face that the world is going to go it's own way and that if

sharing some helpful info can help even 1 or 2 others that's ALOT for

this life; aside of that we each can do our best for just ourselves.

As for me, I listen and watch carefully for what my body is saying &

doing.

My dietary choices such as almost zero bread/baked goods; zero sweeteners

and so forth are PERMANENT.

DE, clay, silver water and such are now PARTS of my life to stay.

And I will live as long as I live the best way I am able to, and when

possible I'll share about just why I ain't dead yet.

I thank you:

> In closing, Mark, I wish we lived near each other. I'd enjoy gulping

coffee and / or breaking bread with you.

Truth be told I am not much of a traveler though MA is not far as places

go...I have a strong disinclination to leave Vermont.

(Others who have found their way here and stayed understand this quite

well !)

My closing thoughts:

Rotting is a part of the life-cycle; especially in mammals and doubly so

in mammals who make anti-life choices.

Therefore the true meaning of 'being smart' translates to living better,

healthier lives.

Do you dare to be smarter ?

mark

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