"I can't believe..."

This is exactly why they continue to get away with it.

Most normal people could never make these kinds of decisions—decisions that hurt or kill many, however, it has happened throughout history and with a little research and some work "connecting the dots", it's obvious they want you to believe they are stupid. That way, they can avoid prosecution while they dance off to the bank.

My father died of cancer, but not because of cancer. He died after doing chemotherapy which destroyed his liver. I tried to convince him to solve the cancer my way—the way so many others have... naturally, but he didn't. Instead, he did exactly what the doctors told him to do because:

"he couldn't believe"

they (the doctors) didn't know what they were talking about after spending so much time in medical school. That's exactly what he said to me.

Amazingly, one of the Hospice nurses became an herb distributor after I came and stayed with my father, gave him supplements and took him off his death bed back to a nearly-normal life. The nurse had said he would die in a couple days.

Hospice was so amazed, numerous nurses came over to the house to see his recovery for themselves. A couple of the nurses explained to me that they had worked with Hospice for 10 years or more and "had never seen anything like it". Another nurse signed up as an NSP Distributor of herbal and nutritional supplements after explaining to me that she had always thought (and been taught) that herbs were snake oil?a deception to make someone rich. She was changed forever.

Unfortunately, his liver was so badly damaged from the chemo, that it was not the cancer that killed him, it was liver failure about 3 weeks after he stopped doing all his supplements. Nevertheless, the cause of death was recorded as "cancer".

If you really look at this situation, you could really say he died because, he

"couldn't believe".

I completely believe had he gone about handling the cancer my way, he would be with us today.

Concerning the purposeful harming of human life...

I spent a couple years researching these types of subjects with a group of researchers and learned amazing things.

Even Hal Huggins book:

It's All In Your Head

Tells about how he was railroaded and eventually delicensed because he was telling the truth about what you and I already know.

As the saying goes:

"Truth is stranger than fiction."

I have always had a logical way of deciding what truth is. It doesn't matter how I feel about it. It doesn't matter how uncomfortable or unpopular it is. I've always known that logic and reason will reveal the truth, provided you get reliable information.

Unfortunately, the truth (about healthcare today) is uncomfortable and unpopular. Nevertheless, it's true. Misinformation kills.

An old preacher friend told me something once. I believe it's true.

"If a man would lie to you, he would steal from you. If a man would steal from you, he would kill you."

Once again, this saying bears repeating:

"The most brilliant thing the devil ever did was to convince the world that he doesn't exist."

Of course, if we "can't believe" evil exists, then evil has free reign indeed.