Response To A Conspiracy DenierI felt it important for me to respond to this post.
The conspiracies that I have studied, particularly those related to black-and-white researchable law, are not theories. They are facts.
Based on what? Stuff you've read on the internet, people you've never met, documents you've never seen with your own eyes. All we ever get is second hand news. Who knows what is real?
I've known others who have thrown this rationalization at me. Unfortunately, it's nothing more than a cop out; An excuse to do nothing.
The irony here is that you come here seeking
information about amalgam fillings and mercury toxicity—something you're interested in. But when it comes to information that is too scary or intimidating or socially threatening (many people are too afraid of what others think to admit that something revolutionary makes sense—see the tomato effect), you brush it off by saying "Who knows what is real"?
All I can do is tell the truth when I say that you can do real research and you can come to very real conclusions about what is going, and it's not really too hard, but it does take courage.
My sources of information were found at places like the Tampa Law Library, Stetson University Library, The University of South Florida Government Document Depository, Cornell University Law School Legal Information Institute. My sources include The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), The Internal Revenue Service Code (IRS Code), Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), The United States Code (USC), Florida Statutes, The Federal Register, Treasury Document of Authority Orders (TDOs) (you may want to check out TDO 13, which is really interesting because it shows the jurisdiction of the IRS), and numerous books by other researchers. Some of my initial research was simply verifying what other researchers had done.
I'm a big believer in going directly to the source, so don't assume for a second that my research is based on hearsay.
Let's not be afraid to face the fact that white collar crime is out of control. A fine example is the recent billion-dollar bailout. (
http://urlbam.com/ha/M001H )
Sure, no problem with that...but why does it have to be all over this forum? People are trying to get well here. Do you consider that slamming them with ("the world is evil and trying to keep you sick") is counterproductive to any recovery? It was VERY unhealthy for me when I went through my paranoia phase. It accelerated my physically sickness dramatically.
The real irony about your hatred of having this information posted here is this:
The use of mercury in medicine—including amalgam fillings—is something that people attempted to expose years ago but unfortunately, most people didn't listen. These people simply preferred that those "paranoid conspiracy freaks" would shut up and let them hear the game scores.
Now that the game-score-lovers are sick with mercury poisoning, they just want what they want, that is, they want to get the information they need to get better, but they don't want to hear about the next wave of assault that is being leveled against us.
Ironic.
This information is exactly what we need to prevent this type of disaster from happening again, yet you choose to "wish it away".
Let us not be so short-sighted. Instead, let us have the courage to think about the future even while we deal with our current problems.
Bottom line is that we live and we will die. The reality you live in can be one of hope and a positive healthy attitude or you can constantly worry about everything.
You make another common mis-judgement.
I do not worry about these things, as worry implies fear. (Interesting that
you are associating these things with fear, not me. I am not afraid of them as evidenced by the fact that I spent years researching them. Those who avoid even the knowledge of them are the "afraid".) I simply inform people about truths that empower us to prevent these types of disasters from happening again, that is, if we choose to listen and then take action.
As a believer in Christ (that is, I believe Christ is exactly who He said He was), I am a watchman on the wall. I am obligated by my obedience in Christ and my love for people to inform them when I see danger approaching. This is an act of love, not fear. Unfortunately, many in the world today confuse the two.
One thing I believe is there is a grand design for this universe. The ultimate philosophical question is "why is there something instead of nothing?" Random cells somehow formed life and has since evolved in unbelievable complexity (humans) completely violating the second law of thermodynamics that things will go from a more ordered to less ordered state. Some force is driving this creative evolution (my fact).
Very observant are you to see that the design and production of life contradicts known scientific laws.
You would do well to examine if the so-called "facts" of evolution are really facts or if they are simply more of the same kind of propaganda that convinced the masses that mercury in dental fillings was safe. (I personally am delighted to see the masses are "waking up" to the lie they've been told.)
I choose to trust in that force knows better than I.
Fascinating is that fact that you "chose" to believe something while condemning me for conclusions I reached through research. Do you see the hypocrisy here?
Don't take on the entire worlds problems, that's the creator's job.
If you study the Bible, you will find that the Creator named in that book (Yahweh) actually gave the responsibility for the containment of evil to us—indirectly. He made a covenant with us (if we are willing to accept it) that if we followed His laws, then evil would remain contained and managed, but we must do our part. If we do not do our part, then evil will overcome us, as it is now doing.
Therefore, we don't need to "take on" the entire world's problems. They are already ours as
we are the entire world. We simply need to obey and enforce the laws that He gave us that put away the evil.
In short, it is our responsibility, not His.
Not surprisingly, people like to think of God as a "force" because this belief implicitly removes our responsibility from the relationship. We should—instead—be realizing that God, as Creator of all, knows every little thing about us and about this universe and is not simply a "force" that takes care of our problems. He expects us to stand up like men and women and face these things as He made the management of this planet our responsibility.
As the venerable Meher Baba said "Don't Worry, Be happy"
I would rather say: Be happy but not in denial.
SummaryTo sum this post up, it seems to me that you want what you want when you want it. These sticky posts at the top inform us about tomorrows "amalgam", and if we remain in denial about them, they will become tomorrow's disasters.
We are experiencing the amalgam disaster today (and it is a disaster of a magnitude that few have yet realized) because of exactly the same attitude (denial) that you are demonstrating in your desire to have them removed.
Again I say: Ironic.
I certainly don't want to add to the stress of anyone experiencing mercury poisoning, but I certainly do feel the strong obligation to help inform people about the true nature of what is happening in the world today so we can work together to solve these problems before they become disasters. I don't like disasters. Instead, let's work together to solve these problems. Becoming aware of them is the first step.
"Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance."—Albert Einstein
"He that answereth a matter before he heareth it, it is folly and shame unto him."—Proverbs 18:13