Toms Blog on Life and Livingness
This is what medical tyranny look like. This is why you won’t see a lot of dissent to the agenda from the average medical professional who has a family to feed and a mortgage to pay. It takes a lot of courage, integrity and freedom to stand up for what is right in the face of concerted oppression.
This story is of a Chinese doctor, some 2,000-3,000 years ago, renowned as a physician and for his skill and knowledge of medicines and his ability to heal even the most deadly disease. He was asked why he was so much better than is two brothers, who were also doctors. His answer:
My first brother heals sickness before it even develops, so his methods appear hidden, his science art and he is known only within our village.
My second brother deals with illnesses while they are minor, preventing sickness from getting worse and returning the body to health.
I deal with sicknesses when they have reached the level of disease and threaten to destroy the organism of which they are a part. This requires numerous medicines, and skill and knowledge in their use. For this reason my name has become famous throughout the kingdom and I have been asked to be physician to the king, Yet my first brother has the knowledge to deal with sicknesses before they arise and my second brother is able to treat them at an early stage and prevent them getting worse. Though my fame has spread throughout the land, their knowledge is greater.
Which doctor are you being to your body?
Stew Peters Interviews Dr. Carrie and her findings are extraordinary.
Dr. Madej was given several samples by a Georgia laboratory of the Moderna and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and what Dr. Madej discovers under the microscope are; “things she has never seen before” and things that “were very upsetting”.
Dr. Madej goes on to explain that normally there isn’t any color visible to notice, only the “white light” from the microscope, but while looking at the vials; brilliant colors, brilliant blue, yellow, royal purple and sometimes green appeared and this was something she “has never seen before”.
Dr. Carrie Madej: First U.S. Lab Examines “Vaccine” Vials, HORRIFIC Findings Revealed
A comprehensive overview of the available data. Well worth your time.
Robert A. Heinlein wrote these words in 1952 and delivered them to a national radio audience in a broadcast interview by Edward R. Murrow.
His wife, Virginia Heinlein, read them when she accepted on his behalf NASA’s Distinguished Public Service Medal on October 6, 1988, awarded him posthumously.
I am not going to talk about religious beliefs, but about matters so obvious that it has gone out of style to mention them.
I believe in my neighbors.
I know their faults and I know that their virtues far outweigh their faults. Take Father Michael down our road a piece –I’m not of his creed, but I know the goodness and charity and loving kindness that shine in his daily actions. I believe in Father Mike; if I’m in trouble, I’ll go to him. My next-door neighbor is a veterinary doctor. Doc will get out of bed after a hard day to help a stray cat. No fee — no prospect of a fee. I believe in Doc.
I believe in my townspeople. You can knock on any door in our town say, ‘I’m hungry,’ and you will be fed. Our town is no exception; I’ve found the same ready charity everywhere. For the one who says, ‘To heck with you — I got mine,’ there are a hundred, a thousand, who will say, ‘Sure, pal, sit down.’
I know that, despite all warnings against hitchhikers, I can step to the highway, thumb for a ride and in a few minutes a car or a truck will stop and someone will say, ‘Climb in, Mac. How how far you going?’
I believe in my fellow citizens. Our headlines are splashed with crime, yet for every criminal there are 10,000 honest decent kindly men. If it were not so, no child would live to grow up, business could not go on from day to day. Decency is not news; it is buried in the obituaries –but it is a force stronger than crime.
I believe in the patient gallantry of nurses…in the tedious sacrifices of teachers. I believe in the unseen and unending fight against desperate odds that goes on quietly in almost every home in the land.
I believe in the honest craft of workmen. Take a look around you. There never were enough bosses to check up on all that work. From Independence Hall to the Grand Coulee Dam, these things were built level and square by craftsmen who were honest in their bones.
I believe that almost all politicians are honest. For every bribed alderman there are hundreds of politicians, low paid or not paid at all, doing their level best without thanks or glory to make our system work. If this were not true, we would never have gotten past the thirteen colonies.
I believe in Rodger Young. You and I are free today because of endless unnamed heroes from Valley Forge to the Yalu River.”
“I believe in — I am proud to belong to — the United States. Despite shortcomings, from lynchings to bad faith in high places, our nation has had the most decent and kindly internal practices and foreign policies to be found anywhere in history.
And finally, I believe in my whole race. Yellow, white, black, red, brown –in the honesty, courage, intelligence, durability….and goodness…..of the overwhelming majority of my brothers and sisters everywhere on this planet. I am proud to be a human being. I believe that we have come this far by the skin of our teeth, that we always make it just by the skin of our teeth –but that we will always make it….survive….endure. I believe that this hairless embryo with the aching, oversize brain case and the opposable thumb, this animal barely up from the apes, will endure –will endure longer than his home planet, will spread out to the other planets, to the stars, and beyond, carrying with him his honesty, his insatiable curiosity, his unlimited courage –and his noble essential decency.
This I believe with all my heart.
Mrs. Heinlein received a standing ovation.
Mrs. Heinlein held the copyright for “This I believe”, and we use it here with her gracious permission.
This interview with Karen Kingston will absolutely change the trajectory of the planet if it is seen by the masses.
In a summit organized by Milken Institute in Washington, DC last October 2019 Fauci with HHS officials and other health experts discussed how to enforce Universal Flu Vaccination.
Finland has decided it will pause rolling out Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine to men born in 1991 and later due to concerns about the rare side effect of heart inflammation post-inoculation, following Nordic nations Sweden and Denmark.
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/moderna-vaccine-paused-side-effects/
Last week we learned one of our friends has breast cancer. She normally eats well but due to some serious timetable stress had strayed from the path of healthy eating.
It prompted me to share this with you…
Back in 1967 I failed year 10 miserably.
A few years later I went back and did my HSC at night school. I recall well the headmaster of University High School in Melbourne addressing the assembled students at year’s start. He said he knew full well from experience that fully two thirds of those who enrolled would not complete the year, for one reason or another.
Well that set me back on my heels.
I mention that because it’s an example of how many of even those of us with good intentions can get derailed on what we consider key projects in life.
So, how do we stay on track rather than get derailed?
First, we have to have an end-point, something to aim for. It should be something we consider highly desirable and worth the pain it will take to accomplish it.
Then we need to learn how best we do the following:
overcome obstacles,
stay focused on the core objectives,
ignore distractions and
remotivate ourselves when we feel flat.
Remember in high school you were set assignments and projects so you could learn about a subject more in-depth?
Well, here’s a little project for you. Should take less than 5 hours and may change your life remarkably for the better by helping you clearly identify dietary and lifestyle changes right for you.
MAJOR TARGET
To determine what dietary and lifestyle changes you need to make to set yourself up for a healthier, happier and more enjoyable life.
Targets
Make a list of 20 people who are 20-30 years older than you. Parents, aunts and uncles, friends of the family, work colleagues etc.
Have a quick chat with them about their present state of health. Find out the degenerative diseases from which they suffer.
Identify what dietary and lifestyle factors caused or contributed to each of those conditions.
Identify what changes in their diet or lifestyle may have prevented or minimised their likelihood of suffering from those conditions.
Based on what you have learned to date from the previous targets, make a list of the dietary and lifestyle factors you are doing right and another list of those things you would like to change.
Next to each “Like to Change” item, write a target date by which you think is realistic to make that change.
Start implementing those changes in your life and ticking them off your list.
Set a weekly or fortnightly or monthly “Review Time” when you sit down with your list, review your progress to date and plan your next steps.
Meeting of the Covid giants.
An interesting discussion between two of the world’s prominent voices Geert Vanden Bossche, expert vaccine developer (Belgium); and Robert Malone MD, the inventor of mRNA vaccines (USA).
The meeting is hosted by Dr. Phillip McMillan (UK), who previously interviewed Vanden Bossche and Malone on separate occasions. This video interview is an update on the prior conversations and predictions, along with a discussion by the two leading voices in the scientific community who urge caution.
Vanden Bossche takes the current Israeli data and shows how the widespread vaccination rate is creating pressure on the virus to mutate into variants with higher levels of contagion. The unvaccinated group has been keeping the pressure down by defeating the virus and carrying natural immunity. However, as the unvaccinated population is increasingly made smaller, the pressure on the virus to mutate increases. Subsequently, these mutations stay at higher or more effective levels of infection.