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by Karl Loren
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IT'S HARD TO KILL SOMETHING ALREADY DEAD |
It's true. Most people can reasonably agree that stones and mountains of rock are not alive and that it would be fruitless to spend money figuring out how to kill them. |
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Almost all of medicine is on the wrong track -- originally looking for drugs which would kill the bad bugs inside us -- bacteria and germs that cause illness and disease. They seldom study what makes a man well! They study what makes man sick! There is a long and well-documented history of who was looking for what in terms of causes of disease. Generally, for centuries, the researchers have been looking in the wrong direction. There is a good book written by Dr. Peter H. Duesberg. In THAT book (click on image to the left) you'll find the best history I've ever read of how health research on AIDS went wrong -- many years ago. Here is a publisher's note:Duesberg, the world's
foremost retrovirus expert, argues that no conclusive link has ever been proved
to exist between HIV and AIDS. In this collection of essays, Dr. Duesberg
theorizes that the various diseases under the AIDS umbrella are brought on by
long-term recreational drug use, unhealthy living conditions and are not
sexually transmitted. (source
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copied source)
| Ancient man? He often died from lion attacks and other violence, and his life span was not that great, but during the time he was alive, he was very alive. Modern science has to be acknowledged for introducing the vital concept of sanitation and of the germ killers. But modern life has also brought heart disease and cancer -- not known hundreds of years ago. |
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Dr. Duesberg, the world's foremost retrovirus expert, argues that no conclusive link has ever been proved to exist between HIV and AIDS. In this collection of essays, Dr. Duesberg theorizes that the various diseases under the AIDS umbrella are brought on by long-term recreational drug use, unhealthy living conditions and are not sexually transmitted. (source)
"As far as I know, this is the first time in American history that the Federal government has banned a documentary book," said Ellison, who was clearly shaken by the decision.
Many
others have written on this same subject. That fact that YOU haven't seen these
articles in your newspaper is a tribute to how well the drug companies control
the media. Here is another doctor, writing about the virus:
First, let me tell you what a virus is NOT. A virus is not a bacterium, nor an independently-living organism. A virus cannot survive in the absence of a living cell within which to synthesize copies of itself (replicate). Antibiotics do not harm a virus; it is for this reason that treatment for the "flu" for example, is mainly to help ease the symptoms of the illness rather than to kill the organism which causes the "flu." (source)
Be careful! This information is considered "dangerous" by the US Government!
Without getting into religion, what is life? That's a serious question which medical science must answer if they ever want to study health. If they intend to study only death, they need not define life. That seems to be the way they are going.Life is motion -- all life includes the concept of motion. Not all motion indicates life, so let's look more technically.
Life: Generally, living things share, in varying degrees the following characteristics: organization, irritability, movement, growth, reproduction and adaptation. [Footnote #1]
Footnote #4]
[Footnote #1]Virus: A part of the whole blueprint of some cell, without the ability to take in food or grow, and capable of reproduction only within a living cell.
Footnote #4]
Living things are capable of taking in food and growing. A virus cannot and does not take in food or grow. The word metabolism means the physical changes inside the body, whereby food is changed into body tissue -- new cells. Living things can metabolize food. A virus cannot metabolize anything. A living cell can and does metabolize various substances, such as water.
![]() | Living things are subject to reaction. When you poke at them, they do something. When you poke at a stone, it moves because you poked, but it doesn't have any reaction of its own. A virus does NOT react to stimulation. |
bed as being able to reproduce, but always the condition is put there that it can only replicate WITHIN a living cell.Here is the history of the origin of life:
One of the most fundamental axioms of biology is that all life comes from pre-existing life. Still, until the later part of the 19th century, life was believed to arise from non-living matter by a process called "spontaneous generation." Ancient Egyptians, for example, thought mice arose from the mud of the Nile. In 1600, J. B. Helmont even reported "proof" for the spontaneous generation of mice claiming that if wheat, cheese, and soiled linen are placed together in a jar, mice will eventually appear! This idea of the spontaneous generation of life from non-life was so deeply ingrained in biological thought that it took nearly 200 years of experimental evidence to completely disprove it. (source)
Most evolutionists are dead certain that life evolved by chance (without divine intervention) from non-living chemicals through a process called "chemical evolution." Some evolutionists even insist that life must have independently evolved more than once on earth. Most evolutionists are confident that life has evolved many times in many other places in the universe. Although Darwin spoke longingly of the chance origin of life from simple chemicals in some "warm little pond," there has never been evidence that anything remotely like this has ever happened. In fact, the evidence for chemical evolution is so embarrassing, some evolutionists insist that the whole idea of the origin of life is not even a part of the theory of evolution but rather is a creationist plot to discredit evolution!
Evolutionists speculate that life gradually evolved from mere hydrogen in a series of stages. The first stage began about 15 billion years ago with the "Big Bang" which produced an expanding cloud of hydrogen gas -- all else was void. With time and energy, hydrogen transformed into all the other chemical elements. Then, about 4 billion years ago, the earth's atmosphere consisted of methane, ammonia, hydrogen and water, from which life would inevitably evolve. (source)
Psychology was, originally, the "study of the soul" and when they couldn't find it, they fell into the Darwinian camp, believing only that man is an "animal" that rose from the mud -- and that you can plumb the depths of his character by measuring his reaction to stimuli. Chemicals, electric shock and brain surgery are the stock in trade of those who believe that man came from the mud -- I would put most doctors and virtually all drug companies in this category, too. Click here for my history of psychology, starting with the effect Aristotle was having on the Catholic Church.When you click on that link, or the image, you'll read how the question, "How Many Angels Can Fit On The Head Of A Pin?" could be such a truly burning question just a few hundred years ago -- at the dawn of psychology. Believe me, this has everything to do with AIDS.
I have written a major article on the destruction of the American Education system, caused by two men -- long ago. These men dumped onto American society, and more particularly, the American educational system, the concept that man arose from the mud. With this concept it is easy to believe that a virus can be the CAUSE over anything. So, we owe the stupidity about viruses to John D. Rockefeller and Dr. W. Wundt -- both born around 1840. This is an amazing story -- well researched and presented by me, Karl Loren. Don't miss it. CLICK HERE.
They Are Chasing Their Own Tails!Medical science, for decades, has been going down the wrong path -- the path of looking for causes among the effects.They see a sick cell, notice a virus in it, and foolishly assume that this virus is the cause of the sickness in the cell. Rather they should look in the other direction -- in the direction of the virus being the effect of sickness within the cell. |
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One of the most important parts inside the cell is the blueprint that governs how the cell will reproduce itself. That blueprint,
often referred to as the DNA, is just a large, complicated molecule and all it takes to damage it is for one or two electrons to be moved out of the molecule, or one or two new electrons to be added. That makes this complex molecule into a DIFFERENT molecule, a different blueprint, an altered DNA. Click here for a DNA Tutorial.Let me go back a minute. For those who still believe in Darwin, and his concept that man came from the mud, there is generally a belief that the virus existed before more highly developed life forms, and that the virus was, in turn, one of the developments of more primitive chemical reactions in (the mud) that sea of amonia.
Here is a quote from a modern "thinker" who still claims that man came from the mud:
Many years ago, Lecomte De Nouy "proved" that life could not have arisen by chance or accident, because it is just too improbable to have all the right atoms to come together by chance in the right numbers and configurations. He calculated the probability of this n-body collision, and concluded that the time required for this to happen by chance would be far longer than the known age of the universe. Ergo, he reasoned, God must have created life.
To me, that argument is fallacious, because . . . . (source)
One of the origins of the man from mud concept was Greek mythology. Click here to read that story.
The most influential man to claim that man arose from the mud was Dr. W. Wundt, a psychologist who founded the behavioral psychology movement that took over American education. Click here to learn a great deal about him and his works.
So man did come from the mud, according to some, and once you accept that you can comfortably assert that a virus is a "form of life." It may not be as "alive" as a bacteria, but since all life originated in mud and chemicals, then the virus is properly on that evolutionary chain!
Let's move back to reality. There is no question that a living cell can die -- become a dead cell.
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side that cell gradually become disintegrated into random pieces floating in the blood stream.
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Something else that has no characteristic of life would be a couple ounces of arsenic. If you swallow a couple ounces or arsenic, you'll die. The arsenic is a simple poison. You die after taking it into your body.The image on the left is an example of an extreme case of arsenic poisoning -- more arsenic? Death! Here is the tricky part. Did the arsenic kill you? That is the popular way of describing the event. The truth is that the arsenic, itself, cannot cause anything, only life can be at the cause point of an event. You need to look back the chain of apparent causes until you find a unit of life. A unit of life can cause things to happen. |
It's like a man dying from lack of water. He needs water. Giving him potato chips won't help him. When you don't give him water, but he is confused and chews on the potato chips, he might die. Did he die from eating potato chips? Or, did he die from lack of water? Or did he die because YOU, a living being, gave him a potato chip instead of water? (Or did he die because of his own foolishness at getting himself into this position?)Click here for a rather standard article about a virus. This is an article that admits that scientists don't know if the virus is alive or not, but then immediately goes into language which includes phrases like: "the virus attacked the cell." Stones do not "attack." A cell can "suck in" a virus, but the virus does not "penetrate" the cell.
The virus is being blamed for millions of deaths in Africa.
The
word "virus" has an old tradition in English usage. Back in 1828 the
dictionary then defined "virus" as:
Foul or contagious matter, or an ulcer, pustule & etc. Derivation from vir = man, strong.
By 1895 Funk & Wagnalls Company, A Standard Dictionary of the English Dictionary was defining it as:
1. A morbid poison: the morbific element or principle, whether a germ, the product of a germ, or of unknown character, that is the agent or medium for communicating infection or infectious disease; as, smallpox-virus, syphilitic virus, etc.
Virus is always the result of some morbid process, and differs from venom in that the latter is a natural secretion peculiar to certain animals or insects.
2. Hence, something that communicates moral taint; that which degrades or corru7pts, as sensuality.
The virus of a cursing creed is rendered comparatively harmless by the time it reaches the young sinner in the nursery. [Holmes, Over The Teacup, Chapter 10, Page 249. (H.M. Co.)]
3. Virulence of mind; acrimony; as, the virus in his argument.
Derivation: Latin, poison
The Compact Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, 1971 Edition, defines virus as:
1. Venom, such as emitted by a poisonous snake.
2. Pathology. A morbid principle or poisonous substance produced in the body as the result of some disease, especially one capable of being introduced into other persons or animals by inoculation or otherwise, and of developing the same disease in them.
3. figurative. A moral or intellectual poison, or poisonous influence.
4. Violent animosity; virulence.
Derivation: Latin, virus = slimy liquid, poison, offensive odor or taste. Hence also French, Spanish, Portuguese = virus.
It
was not until 1892 that Russian Dmitri Iwanowski discovered something so small
that it could pass through all known filtering materials, and yet the liquid
passed through these filters (taking out any known bacteria) still produced a
disease on tobacco plants. Another scientist, independently, discovered the
same thing, Dutch botanist Martinus Willem who gets credit for naming this as
the "tobacco mosaic virus."
American chemist Wendell M. Stanley, in 1935, found that the "tobacco mosaic virus" could be processed into pure crystals. (Crystals don't sound very "alive!") He then could study the nature of the crystals. In 1946 Stanley received the first Nobel Prize ever awarded to a virologist, and two years later he established the Virus Lab at the Berkley campus of the University of California where, later, the now-famous Dr. Peter Duesberg studied.
Up to this point you can see that the virus was not treated as something alive! It is still not technically called a living entity, but it is sure treated in press releases now as a living entity that needs to be killed.
It would not sound so noble to be asking for money to get rid of some poison in the body -- some chemical poison! It is far more dramatic to consider this an evil living "thing" that "invades" our bodies and then "penetrates" our cells and "destroys" the immune system!
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This AIDS virus, this damaged DNA particle, floats along in the blood stream. Then, some cell which is already sick, and can't detect the difference between good food and bad poison, sucks in this virus, just as it would suck in some food, just like it would suck in some arsenic.When that virus gets sucked in, you wouldn't say that the virus invaded the cell, because that would be giving it a characteristic of life -- capable of independent motion. |
You simply used a tool.Life: The presence of some non-material essence within matter which allows that matter to become animated and without which that matter is not capable of movement; the essence, within matter, which causes that group of atoms and molecules to become organized into a life unit with the capability of metabolism, independent motion, reaction to stimuli, reproduction and thought. It is this ESSENCE which is life, not the matter. This essence is capable, itself, of motion and action, and is capable of animating matter so as to give matter the appearance of being alive. Matter is never "alive" but only animated by life. (Karl Loren definition)
The non-material essence is NOT the subject Karl writes about, other than by acknowledgment of its existence. The non-material essence could be called the soul or spirit, or it could be called by other names. It could have any sort of characteristics, but these matters are not the subject of this article.
Man is very capable of using tools -- the atomic bomb does not kill, but the person who designed it, the person who pushed the button -- these are the killers.Africa has become the largest battle field on which this battle between assigning cause to life, or assigning cause to stones -- that is the battle taking place in Africa. Life is losing! One entire country is now being predicted to become extinct because of AIDS -- yet all the hope for cure in Africa is in drugs that only make the drug companies rich and ensure that Africans will die -- horribly. Click here for that story.
Botswana has the highest HIV prevalence in the world. One-third of its working-age adults are infected. Life expectancy, now estimated to be in the low 40s, is plummeting and could drop below 30 years by the end of the decade. Government leaders, who once celebrated the country's striking economic successes, now warn of the threat of "extinction." Business managers worry who will be left to do all the work. (source)
Mr. Clinton said at a panel Thursday that conference participants were the real heroes in the fight against AIDS and that most of what officials like him have done "you've kind of dragged out of us over the course of 20 years." Mr. Clinton said he regretted not having done more about AIDS while president, citing his lack of support in 1988 for a needle-exchange program to prevent the spread of the virus among drug users. "I think I was wrong about that," he said. "I should have tried harder to do that." (source)
No matter how strong the drug, and even if there is some way of "killing" the JUST the cells containing the AIDS virus, further death is just around the corner.
I've addressed that in a separate page -- the information there should change your life!
Footnotes
1. Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary, Twenty-Sixth Edition (return to reference)
2. Cecil Textbook of Medicine, Beeson, McDermott, Wyngaarden, Fifteenth Edition (return to reference)
3. The Classic Collector's Edition of Gray's Anatomy, published 1977 (return to reference)
4. New College Edition -- The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, copyright 1981, Definition #1 (return to reference)
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Off Site References
The Origin of Life -- by David N. Menton, Christian
More False Information About The Virus
How Many Angels Can Fit On The Head Of A Pin?
The Destruction Of American Education -- Leading To Corruption of Medicine
Botswana Sees Economic Rise Leveled by Raging AIDS Crisis
Clinton,
Mandela Call AIDS A Threat to Peace and Stability
Giant Anglo American Will Supply Free Anti-AIDS Drugs to African Workers
Botswana Sees Economic Rise Leveled by Raging AIDS Crisis
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