March 20, 2018 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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| You know, you don't help people by giving them money, and you're not doing anybody any good by writing checks to these big popular non-profits, the American Cancer Society, I don't know, the Komen for the Cure. | |
| You're not helping anybody. | |
| If you really want to help people in the world, fight for liberty. | |
| Now, let me explain why this is the case. | |
| Most human suffering in our world is a result of a lack of freedom. | |
| Most human suffering is because people are living under tyrannical oppressive government regimes, whether you're talking about African nations, for example, or strife in, let's say, the Middle East or Southeast Asia. | |
| You know, Thailand has undergone a lot of strife recently because of its oppressive regime government. | |
| Look at North Korea. | |
| You probably can't find a more oppressive government regime than North Korea. | |
| And the people there suffer because they lack freedom. | |
| And if you think about even the suffering that happens in the United States, most of the suffering is because of oppressive government. | |
| People who lose their jobs because government mandated Obamacare that employers can't afford. | |
| So they fire people, cut their hours, cut their jobs. | |
| You know, people suffer from, their children have autism. | |
| It's because of vaccine mandates in places like California where they're now injecting children with mercury. | |
| It's been allowed now in California. | |
| They ran out of the mercury-free vaccine, so they said, let's use mercury now. | |
| Look at the government mandates on the entire healthcare system. | |
| The FDA says there's no medicine that is effective other than pharmaceutical patented medicine. | |
| They say all herbs and nutritional therapies and Chinese medicine, they say it's all quackery and false and bogus and none of it works, they say. | |
| That it can't prevent any disease or treat any disease. | |
| And it's a complete big lie. | |
| And because of it, so many people suffer. | |
| Probably a million lives a year could be saved if we could just tell the truth about natural medicine and nutritional cures and disease prevention and treatment with herbs. | |
| Cancer alone, we could probably save 100,000 to 200,000 lives a year just by using By being able to tell the truth about natural medicine that really works. | |
| So you see, while you're giving money to these non-profits and you think you're helping, oh, here's money for this disease organization, muscular dystrophy, and here's money for this breast cancer organization, and here's money for a diabetes organization, you're not solving the problem. | |
| All you're doing is keeping the nonprofits alive that want the disease to continue so that they can continue to be important. | |
| Do you think the American Cancer Society wants cancer to go away? | |
| Not a chance. | |
| The ACS is the wealthiest nonprofit on the planet. | |
| They've got, I don't know how many hundreds of millions of dollars in assets, but it's huge. | |
| It's absolutely huge. | |
| And they do not want to see a cancer cure because they would all be out of a job. | |
| I mean, if aliens came to the planet and said... | |
| Earthlings, we have brought you the gift of a cancer cure. | |
| Here, take this blueprint and make this molecule and feed it to everyone and cancer will be eradicated. | |
| If that actually happened, and by the way, that's not going to happen, but if it did happen, The American Cancer Society would do everything in its power to crush the aliens and destroy the blueprint and make sure no one ever heard about it. | |
| CNN wouldn't cover it. | |
| New York Times would have total cover-up. | |
| Washington Post, complete cover-up. | |
| Obama administration would classify it as a national secret so that no one could talk about it. | |
| There'd be a total cover-up because cancer is a for-profit industry in America. | |
| So many people's jobs and egos and science papers and research grants depend on cancer continuing to worsen, and they don't want to see it cured. | |
| And that's just one example in this whole big picture. | |
| If you want to help the people of the world, help set them free. | |
| You know, if everyone really had free speech, if everyone had a First Amendment, and if everyone had a Second Amendment right to self-defense everywhere in the world, if we had universal rights all across the world, which should include, by the way, The human right access to water without corporations getting in the mix and monopolizing local water supplies like Nestle. | |
| There's a real scum of a corporation for you there. | |
| But if these rights were truly universal, we would end so much suffering on our planet. | |
| So if you really want to help people, fight for liberty. | |
| I don't mean fight, I mean advocate for liberty. | |
| Get behind the concept of liberty. | |
| Now, politically, what does that mean? | |
| Does that mean you should support Hillary Clinton and the Democrats? | |
| Absolutely not! | |
| The Democrats are anti-liberty. | |
| Look at how much of our freedom has been taken away under the Obama regime with the executive orders. | |
| And the police state tactics, the Department of Justice actually caught running guns, putting guns into the hands of Mexican drug lords so they could blame the gun violence on guns and crack down on gun purchases. | |
| I mean, we're living under a tyrannical regime that hates freedom so much! | |
| They don't want anybody to have a successful small business. | |
| They don't want anybody to be able to say no to the healthcare monopoly scam. | |
| They don't want anybody to have access to natural medicine. | |
| They don't want anybody to be able to save money in a currency other than the U.S. dollar. | |
| Do you ever realize that? | |
| That your bank won't let you save money in euros? | |
| There's a reason for that. | |
| You're being forced to save money in the dollar. | |
| Because you're a slave to the system. | |
| You're being forced to buy health insurance that you probably don't want and maybe don't need to give money to the drug companies. | |
| You're being forced to do that because you're a medical slave in a system that's all about slavery. | |
| You are enslaved at every level. | |
| Even if you go get a job and you earn money, guess what? | |
| The government takes the money out of your paycheck from the employer's side before you even see it. | |
| And that's not to mention all the other taxes that are taken out of your paycheck. | |
| You are nothing but... | |
| A slave on a slave farm or a tax farm, as it's sometimes called, known as the United States of America, comma, Inc. | |
| It is a giant corporation, in essence, that has enslaved you to exploit your effort and exploit your work and let you die penniless. | |
| And if you do happen to die with a lot of money, well, guess what? | |
| They're going to get you with the estate taxes, too. | |
| Eventually, they're going to get everything. | |
| And that's probably they're going to milk you for every last dollar you have with experimental drugs in your last six months of life, claiming that it might help you in some way, but it really doesn't, and you end up dying from kidney failure, liver failure, or something caused by the drug. | |
| So, it's this lack of liberty that is the source of suffering in our world. | |
| And this lack of liberty is caused by what? | |
| Big, out-of-control, oppressive governments. | |
| Government is the source of most human suffering and misery on our planet. | |
| Bad government. | |
| Now, good government can be small government, limited government that respects the freedoms and liberties of the individuals in society. | |
| Government that gets out of the way and lets people start and run honest businesses. | |
| Without being overburdened with ridiculous regulatory oversight. | |
| I mean, there is a place for some regulatory oversight. | |
| And I'm the first to support, for example, common sense environmental regulations. | |
| So corporations aren't just spilling toxic waste into every river in America. | |
| So there is a role for regulation, but there's a point where it goes ballistic and gets too crazy out of control. | |
| That's where we are now. | |
| We need a society in which entrepreneurs and innovators are free to create businesses and create jobs and where they have some chance of actually earning a profit so that when they invest money, they might actually get something back instead of just being taxed to death, which is where we are now. | |
| It's more and more, even myself as a business owner, I'm like, if I... We're starting a business in 2015 or 2016. | |
| If I were even thinking of it, I probably would say, forget it. | |
| It's not worth it now. | |
| I mean, I'm going to run the businesses I have because I've been growing them for a long time. | |
| But if I were to start over right now, or if I were a younger guy, like some guy who's 25, and thinking about starting a business right now, I would say, forget it. | |
| The cards are stacked against you to such an extreme degree, there's almost no chance that you can get ahead in this society the way it's structured. | |
| Because big, oppressive government is the source of the human misery and the enslavement and the restrictions and the over-criminalization of everyday activities, the police-state encroachment upon basic human liberties. | |
| That's what's happening in our world today. | |
| So, whatever you do, I know you want to help others just like I do. | |
| We're both compassionate people. | |
| You know, I'm the director of a non-profit called the Consumer Wellness Center, and we give out grant money every year for nutrition grant programs. | |
| That's something I feel good about doing, but it's just a small part of the things we do. | |
| We also donated, well, we distributed over $100,000 worth of emergency food to citizens of Texas during the pandemic. | |
| The summer floods of 2015. | |
| And we donated some of that food ourselves. | |
| And another party, Living Fuel, donated, I think, $88,000 that we distributed. | |
| So we do a lot of things. | |
| We've helped veterans in the past. | |
| We've donated to veterans groups. | |
| We've done a lot of things. | |
| But it's not enough. | |
| We can't do it all alone. | |
| We need help of people like you. | |
| And we need you to fight for liberty. | |
| So, number one, stop voting for Democrats. | |
| All they believe in is big government and more oppressive government. | |
| Number two, stop voting for GOP establishment status quo rhino neocons. | |
| I mean, these are just as bad. | |
| Establishment politicians on both sides are horrible. | |
| Start voting for outsiders. | |
| Start voting for political disruptors, you might say. | |
| People like Donald Trump, who at least have a chance of shaking things up. | |
| You know, Ron Paul types, for example. | |
| Or Ted Cruz even. | |
| He's more of an outsider than most others. | |
| Stop voting for establishment people. | |
| Even Bernie Sanders is more of an outsider than Hillary Clinton. | |
| I... I would love to see a matchup between Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. | |
| I think that would be freaking awesome and hilarious, too, because Trump would clobber Sanders through the ground in the first debate. | |
| But anyway, it would be fun to watch. | |
| I'd love to watch Donald Trump debate a socialist. | |
| That would be hilarious and epic, too, for historical reasons. | |
| Anyway... | |
| Start voting for outsiders and disruptors who can shake up the system. | |
| And start fighting for liberty. | |
| Stop giving money to these non-profits that are just going to use it to keep their system, their little fraud, going. | |
| Hope that makes sense. | |
| Thanks for listening. |
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