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The value of medical advice
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Hi, Guys!
Here’s a followup to my previous letter. I know you Congressional types are busy with the Jewish Holiday, so I’ll keep it brief.
I just now got around to reading the bail-out bill, and let me tell you… that sucker is huge! Its been a long time since time since I’ve read anything over 400 pages. I mean, in school I had to read Hamlet. That was only 120 pages or so and like the bill it has drama and made sense after you translate all the big words.
Anyway, I was reading along and came across a section I didn’t understand, and was wondering if you could explain:
Hi,
First, let me say thanks for that “Economic Stimulus Package” you sent me a few months back. It really helped, I guess. I was able to buy half a tank of gas and some groceries. It was nice, but I kind of felt like I was on Welfare or something.
A few days ago I heard somebody (in New York?) asked you for $700B (seven hundred billion dollars). I don’t remember all the details but it was something about “preventing a global financial meltdown.”
True Story: In 1997 I had a high-paying computer job in Las Vegas where the company was flying me all around the country to set up call centers, computer networks, and mainframe data-centers.
It was definitely a high-stress job, as I was on-call 24/7 and never knew where the next phone call would take me. The job was also something of an American dream job: I lived in a 4 bedroom luxury condo, had a really nice car, a prestigious job and a terrific corporate income with all the bennies. It was nothing to blow $500 or so at a casino. I’d often hang out at The Rio until 6am, then show up for work between 8 and 10. I was in a position to call my own shots, and luckily had no “boss” watching over me. I was very good at my job, and my computer/data-communication skills were in high demand.
Around the beginning of my third year with the company I realized I was so busy that I had never taken a vacation, and was beginning to get a little “burned out.” The human resources department offered me a compromise. They would give me every Tuesday off. On Tuesdays I started a routine of driving 200+ miles to La Jolla, Calif. and hanging out on the beach just to get away from Vegas. Sometimes I would drive to Sedona, Arizona to get recharged. My company tech center knew not to call me on Tuesdays… Ever.
This has been around for years. I’ve actually lectured about it and demonstrated it in my BioEnergy workshops. I’ve recommended and used the technology to bring about “rapid remission” to dozens of people around the country from various infectious diseases. Recently, I came across this video presentation by one of my heroes, Dr. Bob Beck. He’s the one responsible for first bring the information to light. Below is a brief excerpt from one of his lectures. “To the medical/pharmaceutical cartel, a patient cured is a customer lost.”
For your convenience, at the end of this article is a full Two-Hour lecture (poor video but excellent, priceless information) :
