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- debfrenette
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I'd like to give a bit of feedback please.
I found there was too much conspiracy information on the video. this will turn most mainstream people off. there was too much doctor bashing, people love their doctors. this stuff is a complementary item, and it can work in with the doctor’s care. Please be careful not to vilify doctors. this will make people angry.
Best to stick with the testimonials and the good stuff around MMS. People can dig and find out more later. we need a groundswell of people trying this supplement, and if there is too much scary energy around it, people run away. I know this as I have been using MMS since 2009, and I have been trying to promote it to my clients for all this time (found out from a client) with little success. I was hoping my daughters would be able to watch the video and become convinced, but there is too much vilify energy in the video. Yes, we all know it is true, and we have been living with this for so long. However, let’s draw people in with all the good and positive aspects of the miracle supplement until there are no people who have not been informed.
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- Gene51
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Moreover, virtually everything medical doctors say and do is the opposite of what is necessary to restore health. The entire edifice of modern, contemporary medicine is based on fraud and deceit. All pharmaceutical drugs do nothing but suppress symptoms, while the underlying malady grows worse. Except for those who die from accidents, everyone who dies in America is eventually poisoned to death by their doctor - assuming they have good enough "health" insurance to pay for their own murder. There is no way to put a nice face on this.
The "powers that be," at the top of the pyramid, believe the Earth is over-populated. The practice of medicine has been chosen as a means of systematically reducing the population, while at the same time generating tremendous profits for those who own and operate the system.
Personally, I see it as sort of an I.Q. Test. Some people will be intelligent, aware, and savvy enough to figure out that they are involved in a real-life "game," where the stakes are life and death. I say if people are happy with their doctor, let them be - don't try to "educate" them. People who are most in need of help are usually the ones who are least likely to accept it. Leave them alone, since trying to help them will only serve to antagonize them.
Jim humble, Mark Grenon and the Genesis II Church can't save the whole world - they can't save everybody. At best, they can save those who know that the conventional medical system has failed them and are looking for alternatives.
Personally, I believe in God. I believe that if someone prays for God's help with their health ailment, an angel will take them by the hand and lead them to MMS - or some other naturopathic solution that gets results.
As Emerson said: "there are thousands hacking away at the branches of evil, for the one who strikes at the root." The truth is, the conventional medical system is evil from top to bottom and there is no way to put a nice face on it. An increasing number of medical doctors are awakening to this truth, and walking away from the practice of medicine with a sense of guilt. They write important books exposing the truth, and produce numerous video documentaries and YouTube videos. If the conventional medical system is to be reformed, this must be accomplished by the doctors themselves. Until that happens, the G2 Church and MMS will be their enemy - striking away at the root of evil, by exposing their frauds.
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- debfrenette
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I see these two issues as separate and apart from each other. MMS works and will stand the test of time, but the trick is to get people over the taste, the fear, the conflict that they find on the internet, and the dependency on the allopathic health system. I know very well how much distortion there can be found in this system. I have recovered my health, and MMS was part of the recovery, as was my own modulation of my own inborn natural health system. MMS has a very important role as a anti-pathogen. No doubt we can heal most illnesses on all levels. Yes we have this power in our hands.
I have had to watch important friends die due to the lack of this modern help. Now my daughter is struggling with an evil virus from China, and she cannot take MMS. She tried it once in 2009, when I started using it, and she had a reaction, probably from taking too much too soon (we were taking more at once in those days). Now she is dead set against MMS. We need a video that focus on the benefits for people and a small discussion on the conflict to explain the fear they will find on the internet. I tell you that I lose a lot of people I am trying to encourage to take MMS due to this (stupid) fear out there.
Kerri Rivera’s work with children of autism focuses on the benefits and not the evil out there trying to stop MMS. This brilliant woman is out there doing it, and getting kids with autism on this stuff, a miracle in itself! She does not have a book full of conflict, but a book full of good experiences and how to instructions. A complete approach.
MMS folks can put energy into exposing the opposition to this wonderful supplement, but let’s downplay it until we get people in North America feeling better. I am trained to offer complementary medical hypnosis, as our organization, the NGH National Guild of Hypnotists, Inc. NGH is now the largest hypnotherapy membership organization in the world. NGH got there by working with the doctors, not vilifying them. We may not agree with the drs., but we still are able to reach patients through the drs. You cannot do that when you are mud raking.
I believe in God and I follow Jesus, although I am not religious. I believe that God has a hand in this healing, too, and that people will heal through His Grace, but let’s make it easier for the right people to find MMS.
This is an important topic to me that is why I am spending this time and effort.
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Maybe being so negative against the doctors might seem unproductive, but the fact is that anything less would seem to me hypocritical. When I turned to the Light Side, I lost all my friends, all my colleagues, because following me would have meant the end of their careers; my kind isn't too lenient with apostates. I do not care if they are ignorant, accessory to the crime, or simply afraid. In my eye they have turned against everything medicine is supposed to be, and did not even blink.
So I, for one, did not feel hurt by this charge on doctors, even if I am one, I felt comforted, because I know these words to be true. Compared to what I saw, what I did, they are more like a harsh talking-to to make us get our act together.
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We want to introduce them to MMS (the reason for this MMS documentary video), but they may have or will hear/read about warnings from government agencies who protect the Medical Mafia. They need to have all the facts.
If they watch Quantum Leap and then read all the false negative reports, who are they to believe? Best to warn them upfront what to expect in their research on MMS.
All that is necessary for the triumph of Evil is for Good men to do (or say) nothing.
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CLO2 wrote: . . . . . but many people are not aware of problems with healthcare, the Medical Mafia. To many folks, Doctors are just below God; a second god to them.
We have all had cases where we explained to someone what MMS can do, and received the reply "if what you say is true, my doctor would already know about it and would be treating me with it."
Most people simply don't realize that their doctor will quite happily let them die, rather than use some unapproved, "alternative" treatment. And then there is the issue of MMS being outlawed by the FDA, and the questionable legality of it.
All that is necessary for the triumph of Evil is for Good men to do (or say) nothing.
In regard to improving public health, I see the use of MMS as small potatoes. In my opinion, the top priority should be removing the entitlement of medical doctors to murder people with impunity. Good case in point is the prescription of Statin Drugs. In the first place, the whole concept that elevated cholesterol levels cause heart disease has been thoroughly disproven and discredited. Since most taxicab drivers are now aware of that, any medical doctor who claims to not know it is demonstrating willful ignorance. And this reminds of a quote by Upton Sinclair from his book The Brass Check:
"if a man's ability to collect a paycheck is based on his not understanding something, he is not going to understand it."
Statin drugs work by impairment of the enzyme used by the liver to produce cholesterol - but in so doing the production of CoEnzyme Q10 is also reduced. Since a deficiency of CoEnzyme Q10 leads to death from heart failure, Statin Drugs cause death from the very ailment they are supposed to prevent. That is, unless the patient first dies from one of the Statin Drug's many side effects, such as liver or kidney failure, brain damage, or diabetes. Considering that all these facts about Statin Drugs can be confirmed in about 2 minutes with a simple Google search, one has to wonder why virtually all medical doctors as a matter of policy prescribe a Statin Drug to everybody who walks through their door if they're 50 or older - regardless of their cholesterol levels. Now, considering the deadly effects, a medical doctor can be prescribing Statin Drugs for only 1 of 2 reasons: either (1) he is an incompetent fool or (2) he is a psychopathic murderer. In either case, this is the last person on Earth you would want to entrust with your health.
Now, if someone comes to you demonstrating the classic symptoms of Statin Drug poisoning and asks if MMS can help - what are you going to say? Is MMS able to correct a deficiency of CoEnzyme Q10? Are you going to countermand the doctor's orders and tell the person to stop taking the poisonous Statin Drug?
Personally, I don't think anybody is going to try MMS so long as they have faith in their medical doctor to cure what ails them. It is like trying to sell somebody a home water filter, one that removes fluoride, if the person believes that fluoride is vital for good dental health.
If anyone has relatives or friends who need proof that the medical profession is evil, as a prelude to introducing them to MMS, I suggest referring them to the story of Royal Raymond Rife - who in about 1930 proved, with verification, publication and celebration by the California Medical Association, that he discovered a 100% effective cure for cancer (and all other infectious disease). Both Rife and his inventions were destroyed by the AMA, never to be heard from again:
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I would like to add a 3) to your list: the doctor can be deadly afraid. During most of our studies, the threats are both implicit and explicit: we are taught to fear the patients who might sue us if we do not prescribe the drugs related to their condition, fear our peers who will not take kindly to the fact you will not do things exactly like them, fear the professor who doesn't give a f*** about the patient and treats him like a guinea pig, but can break your career at whim (Now that I think about it, it sounds awfully like a prison).
Once you graduate, the fear is so ingrained in you you barely notice it. It does not excuse anything, but believe me, that kind of fear can make you bloody stupid AND psychopathic.
Godwin warning: this kind of "training" can also be seen in gangs, ISIS, and our favorite evildoers, the Waffen SS. It just stunts the ability of the subject to think clearly. By the time he realizes it, he's in too deep to swim back.
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- debfrenette
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However, I am stating that we need part one and part two of the documentary. people need to know about mms first. we need to gain public support for a good product. I found there was too much conspiracy information on the video. this will turn most mainstream people off. there was too much doctor bashing, people love their doctors. this stuff is a complementary item, and it can work in with the doctor’s care. Please be careful not to vilify doctors. this will make people angry.
Best to stick with the testimonials and the good stuff around MMS. People can dig and find out more.
I need a video I can refer people to in my healthcare practice that gives them info about MMS. Maybe we can get notes and help from Kerri Rivera who is out there doing it.
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