HISTORICAL NOTES [SERIES 1 OF 2/PART 1 OF 25]
1-1346/1350: The Bubonic plague claimed 50 million lives. It occurred amidst overcrowded, unsanitary conditions & malnutrition. Lead cooking utensils were popular. Treatment: removing parts of the lymphatic system.
1-1346/1350: The Bubonic plague claimed 50 million lives. It occurred amidst overcrowded, unsanitary conditions & malnutrition. Lead cooking utensils were popular. Treatment: removing parts of the lymphatic system.
2-Circa 1814: Emerald Green, a highly toxic pigment using arsenic and verdigris, was used in wallpaper & children’s toys. When the recipe was published in 1822 there was a public outcry—manufacturers lightened its colour, and changed its name to disguise its poisonous nature.
3-By 1824 it was widely recognized that metal workers had been suffering for centuries from a paralysis similar to polio. The metals they worked with contained lead and arsenic.
4-By 1871 Britain had become the largest producer & consumer of arsenic. They began shipping it to the United States for the making of pesticides. Even with overwhelming scientific evidence of its highly toxic nature, production of emerald green was not banned until the 1960s.
5-Starting in the 1840s, millions of miles of telegraph wires were strung around the earth. This coincided with a new disease called “neurasthenia,” today known as “anxiety disorder.” While identifying its cause was elusive; the disorder appeared to follow the telegraph wires.
6-Circa 1878 French scientist Pierre BeChamp found the medium determines whether bacteria or viruses are present in the body. They are formed in the body to help with detoxification; which is why they are present during the disease process. However, diseases get blamed on germs.
7-Circa 1889: The power of alternating current was harnessed. Transmission of electricity over long distances was rapidly adopted. This coincided with the first modern-day influenza epidemic—a worldwide epidemic that lasted for four years and killed two million people.
8-In 1890, lead arsenate pesticide was sprayed in the USA, up to 12 times every summer, to kill codling moth on apple crops. In 1892, polio outbreaks began to occur in Vermont, an apple growing region.
9-In 1907, calcium arsenate was used primarily on cotton crops. In a Massachusetts town with three cotton mills, and apple orchards, 69 children suddenly fell ill with infantile paralysis. In 1909 the UK banned apple imports from the USA.
10-1916: The NYC polio epidemic killed two thousand people. The epidemic was caused by a virulent strain of poliovirus engineered at the Rockefeller Lab and released into the public. For millennia, wild poliovirus was a common bowel inhabitant; with relatively mild symptoms.
11-Circa 1918: The Spanish Flu (SF). How could a virus spread rapidly—globally—before global travel? The SF infected people in the Arctic & remote Pacific islands! Dr. Milton Rosenau conducted experiments into the infectious nature of SF; but failed to infect one healthy person.
12-Circa 1918: The Spanish Flu coincided with the world’s first mass vaxx program; along with the installation of giant radio & communications transmitters around the world. The “Spanish Flu” killed over 50 million people!
13-Circa 1921 Franklin Delano Roosevelt became paralyzed overnight while on his farm…in the summer. His farm contained many crops, including apple orchards. He also swam the day prior in a bay that was polluted by industrial agricultural runoff.
14-Circa 1943: DDT, a neurotoxic pesticide, was introduced. Over several years, it came into widespread use in American households. It was a popular means for combatting insects. It was sprayed everywhere: in homes & gardens, on both adults and children.
15-Circa 1943: DDT has been linked to nervous system damage (including paralysis), cancer, as well as birth defects & reproductive problems. In 1943 in the United Kingdom town of Broadstairs, Kent a polio epidemic was linked to a local dairy where cows were sprayed with DDT.
16-Circa 1944: Albert Sabin reports that a major cause of sickness & death of American troops based in the Philippines was poliomyelitis. US military camps there were sprayed daily with DDT to kill mosquitoes. Neighboring Philippine settlements were unaffected.
17-Circa 1944: The Journal for the Franklin Institute in Pennsylvania wrote about US scientist Raymond Riffe: by altering the environment & food supply; friendly germs such as colon bacillus can be converted into pathogenic germs such as typhoid...the process is also reversible!
18-Circa 1944: American Scientist Raymond Riffe took a virus that caused cancer in his lab animals and turned it into the friendly colon bacillus, and then into a fungus. Riffe was able to show that the nature of disease is not germs...but rather toxins.
19-1944/1949: In 1944 NIH reports DDT damages same anterior horn cells damaged in infantile paralysis. In 1946 it was noted that polio seasonality correlates with fruit harvest. In 1949 Dr Morton Biskind found that DDT causes ‘lesions in the spinal cord similar to human polio.'
20-In 1950 US Public Health Industrial Hygiene Medical Director, J. G. Townsend, noted the similarity between parathion poisoning and polio; and believed that some polio might be caused by eating fruits or vegetables with parathion residues.
21-1948/Dr. F. R. Klenner: In the poliomyelitis epidemic in North Carolina, 60-cases came under our care. The treatment was massive doses of vitamin C every 2-4 hours. Children up to four years received vitamin C injections. All patients were clinically well after 72 hours.
22-Circa 1951: Dr. Ralph Scobey & Dr. Mortind Biskind testified in front of the U.S Congress that the paralysis around the country known as “polio” was caused by industrial poisons. Dr. Biskind presented evidence that pesticides were the major cause of polio epidemics.
23-Circa 1951: Dr. Ralph Scobey reported that he found clear evidence of poisoning when analyzing chemical traces in the blood of polio victims. He testified that the “virus theory” was purposely fabricated by the chemical industry and the government to deflect litigation.
24-Circa 1951: The CDC formalized the practice of creating fraudulent epidemics, by creating the Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS). Recruits identified clusters of disease that could be turned into epidemics. EIS graduates were given jobs in corporations, media, and government.
25-Circa 1953/Dr. Morton Biskind: Far from admitting a causal relationship between DDT and polio, virtually the entire apparatus of communication has been devoted to denying, concealing, suppressing, and distorting. Libel, slander, and economic boycott have not been overlooked.
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