Another little gem of wisdom Neville and unfortunately, so true....Dee

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> On 23 Feb 2015, at 23:29, Neville <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Humans are the only animals that have the power to think and reason, 
> animals/reptiles/insects etc etc just do what they do by instinct without 
> thinking or reasoning anything.  Animals are prone to cancer so it doesn't 
> follow that thought has anything to do with anything, however, if it makes 
> people feel better or more positive about things then that's fine, let's face 
> it, people need 'something' to believe in, animals etc don't need to believe 
> in anything, they just are.
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> Barry Lynes book "The Cancer Cure that Worked" explains the cancer virus and 
> how it has the ability to morph into different shapes/forms.  For decades the 
> "experts?" considered only one form of cancer, {monomorhic}, back in the 30's 
> Rife and I believe Kendall proved this is not so, cancer virus is  
> pleomorphic {changes shape/form}, and this is probably why so many cancers 
> are missed early, because they don't know what to look for, and because you 
> can't tell todays "experts?" anything they are probably still stuck in their 
> Prehistoric thinking and in complete denial.
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> It's a war out there today between those who truly understand research {they 
> are pretty much an extinct species today} and those funded by a particular 
> funding body who pay researchers to provide acceptable answers.
> 
> Independant thinkers, those who have not and will not be conditioned and 
> institutionalised by the system are a dying breed and are becoming more and 
> more ostracised and ridiculed by the general public.  If one doesn't 'toe the 
> establishment line' then one will be forced to toe the line by 
> legislation/coercion/emotional blackmail/guilt etc.
> 
> N.
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> Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2015 10:14:05 -0800
> Subject: Re: CS>Cancer being a virus
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
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> There is a theory that Cancer is accomplished by cells that normally die when 
> new replacements are formed, fail to do so, thereby a doubling of cells at a 
> given location.
> Called Apoptosis I believe or something like that. 
> Would explain why it occurs in animals and has nothing to do with thought.
> Dave
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