伊波拉疫苗,與獅子山共和國
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第14次醫療教學
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【2014年的醫療教學中,凱史提到的教學重點】
凱史:有個觀點,希望我們能進入,或我們應該做得到,在核子與生化疾病方面如果能進展順利。很可能此刻,有一堆疾病是因為核子輻射所產生的。

現在我們在日本福島,以及北歐所看到的。我們將看向這些情形,很可能輻射,與太空的等離子體輻射,會是主要議題

【伊波拉疫苗,與獅子山共和國】
里克:我看到昨天發布的新聞,加拿大所做的伊波拉疫苗並沒有效,正在全面回收。因為人們有副作用,像是關節痛,手指痛,無法緩解等等。所以他們必須找出他們所做的測試,可能有機會讓別的(解決方式)進來填補,就像你在提倡的以另類科技。

凱史:我們對於伊波拉的系統,在獅子山共和國已經被封鎖,此刻也被世界衛生組織(封鎖)。

但好處是,對於大腸桿菌,我們收到更進一步的測試。現在我們推出一個系統,用在(處理)這種感染。我們必須看到誰在主導伊波拉的態勢,他們會如何把它帶到下一步,我想幕後有很多東西在進行。我們看到,但我假設,這些種類的組織是正常的

里克:我知道,好比,有醫生在獅子山共和國,想要以奈米銀治療,剛開始是被接受的,然後又被禁止。然後美國應該會進來提供疫苗,但疫苗又缺貨,所以看來會是很多政治角力在進行。

凱史:不是,是很多賺錢的機會,沒有政治衝突,是非常,非常大的商機,是個巨大的市場,他們搶著要接管。

里克:當你說『他們』,你意思是政府,或跨國公司,或兩者都有?

凱史:跨國公司。主要是跨國公司,和他們的投資客。

另外我們聽到在印度,人們開始控告比爾蓋茲,在疫苗接種部分造成更多的疾病,超過任何其他事物,顯然比爾蓋茲先生知道了一個錯誤的疫苗,解決方式在國際各處。

里克:在獅子山共和國的大學層級有很多事發生,在一支影片中,顯示出有些實驗室,基本上是混亂的,因為他們沒有資源。

凱史:沒錯,他們沒有資源,以及奇怪地很,其實資源是有的,只是沒人知道而已。


【資源缺乏人才外流】
我到大學,我經過不同的化學系,生物系,物理系。如我說的,我家裡的杯子,比起學校的所有實驗室加起來還多。沒有任何東西。有小範圍的,從1950’s留下來的實驗室裝置,沒聽過任何電子,任何機器(儀器),你能做甚麼實驗。我甚至不認為能稱得上是一個標準實驗室的設備,無論就哪一所大學。每樣東西都匱乏。

非常專業聰明的科學家,被吸收到美國。一大堆獅子山共和國學校的科學家,會落腳到亞利桑那的大學。看來每一州收留非洲一個國家,吸收他們的學識教育。

【從小處看獅子山共和國的醫療欠缺】
非常奇怪,獅子山共和國的醫療位置很奇特。當我在那裡,人家早上告訴我城裡有個牙醫會議,我能去做個演講嗎?他們帶我到那裡,在該次的學術會議裡做半小時,一小時的談話。那裡一定有七,八十人,都是老老的退休牙醫,回到家鄉等死,或多或少。他們想要退休,回到獅子山共和國。你不會看到一個年輕牙醫,幾百萬人當中才一小撮牙醫,你能期待甚麼?我想整個國家大概只有兩百位牙醫,大部分90%的牙醫,都是從歐洲,從美國退休,不剩任何東西。

【奴役的再現】
如我之前在談話中說到的,當他們奴役時,他們找最壯碩,最美的,能做點事情。現在他們以同樣方式吸收人才,奴役沒有改變,只是換了樣子,換了名稱。國家人才流失,被海外挖走,沒有人處理截肢癱瘓,他們不收摔斷腿的人。當人們選奴隸,不會選瘦弱老病的。他們要選最好的,現在奴役,只是換了個不同的面貌罷了。以不同的形式,我們把他們載上飛機,榨乾他們知道的。

我們看不到我們大眾媒體有任何的露臉,對於凱史基金會是全面禁止。這也好,這很好,因為根會更加強韌,根部會非常非常強韌。

【產品用認養的方式好不好】
里克: 我們昨天有個想法,認養二氧化碳組合包,基本上你出貨一個到非洲,
好比我們認養小孩,在非洲,或北美,或世界上其他國家,幫助所謂的第三世界國家。我們可以有個認養二氧化碳組合包的活動,基本上,贊助獲得一份二氧化碳組合給非洲的某人。聽起來如何?

凱史: 耶,但我們得教育他們,那是什麼意思,怎麼使用。好的,認養某人的方式,是你必須一路滋養他們,給他們建議等等,所以,也許那也會是一部分

除非我們更正某些祖先做錯的部分,把它做對。我們不需要雇傭兵,不需要找人做傳教士。我們不需要派人去做壞事,做好事。也許做這個會是個挑戰,但會是教學的事,如何使用它為人們的益處。

【二氧化碳組合包CO2 kit】
此刻我想二氧化碳組合包,會是淨化空汙地區很好的提議,就像中國的一線二線城市,但就像我昨天對日本官方所說的,你需要倡導二氧化碳組合包,能夠清理這個國家。一旦我們走過清理淨化福島的過程,光日本就能賣出一億台磁引力能源裝置。

因為跟人們解釋,他們了解產品的目的,幫助他們的國家淨化核子輻射物料。你就能發現每一位日本人將買到三四台,因為他們是自尊心很高的國家,所以我們必須解釋產品的作用,而不是出貨出去,只是為了給而給。二氧化碳,在健康上的運用如此巨大,奈米氧化銅,新的應用,或甘斯是如此巨大。

【醫療運用,與捕捉二氧化碳會是重點】
作法有兩個,其中之一與世界各國的政府,另外一個就是跟大眾;如果是各國政府不想採用,就把它帶出來。別忘了,我們不是唯一的組織,在幫忙的名單上,有幾百萬個我們!

醫療是這個科技所能服務的冰山一角,你回到科技的運用,捕捉二氧化碳,在此刻是主要的問題。所以很好,因為現在我們自生自滅,服務自己的狀況。

Ebola disease from the Sierra Leone

The 14th Medical teaching

Rick: I see in the news release yesterday that the Ebola vaccine produced in Canada is not effective and it’s being recalled because people are getting side symptoms like joint pain and their fingers are in a lot of pain that they can’t get rid of, and so on.

So they had to retract the test they were doing. That might be an opportunity for others to fill in with alternative techniques like you were advocating.

Keshe: Our systems regarding Ebola have been blocked in Sierra Leone at the moment by the World Health Organization, but the advantage was that we received further testing with the E-coli bacteria, which now we launched a system for use for this infection. 55:45 - 55:50

We have to see who will dictate this position with Ebola and how they will allow it to be taken to the next step. Because I think there are a lot of things going on in the background. We see it, but I presume it’s normal in these kinds of organizations.

56:10 - 56:13

Rick: I know there were, for example, the doctors in Sierra Leone that wanted to treat with the nano silver treatment, and they were accepted initially and then they were banned from doing it, and then the U. S. was supposed to come in and offer the vaccines, but then the vaccines weren’t available.

So it seems like a lot of political conflicts going on there—

Keshe: No it’s a lot of moneymaking. There’s no political conflict, it’s a very, very, big market. It’s a huge market they are trying to control.

Rick: And when you say‘they’ do you mean governments or corporations or a mixture of both?

Keshe: Corporations. It’s mainly corporations and their investors.

Rick: And there is not much happening in the way of the university level at Sierra Leone. You were showing some of the labs that were in one of the videos –I think it was Sierra Leone – where things are in disarray basically because they don’t have the resources.

Keshe: Yes, they don’t have the resources. And, strange enough, the resources sit. Nobody knows. I went to the university. I went through the different chemistry, and biology, and physics departments.

As I say, I have more cups in the house than they have in the whole university

laboratories. There is nothing there. There are some scales from the 1950’s, if that.

Electronics are not heard of in any apparatuses in the lab. There is no machinery

That you can produce something. I don’t think there are even what you would call

a standard lab machine in any of the universities.

Everything is scarce and they educate scientists, and when they are at a certain level at which they are good enough, intelligent enough, they are sucked out into America.

A large number of the Sierra Leonean scientists from the schools, which are good universities, end up in Arizona universities. So it looks like each state has picked up one country in Africa to suck the educated out of.

And it’s very strange. The health position in Sierra Leone is very peculiar. When I was there I was told in the morning there was a dental conference in the city and

can I attend to give a talk. And they just managed to get me through to just give a half-an-hour, an hour talk in the seminar. There must have been about seventy,

eighty people in there, all very old pensioned dentists who had come back home to die, more or less. They wanted to retire back in Sierra Leone. You don’t see young

dentists – and what do you expect from so many million people with a handful of dentists. 60:09 - 60:12

I think the whole country has about two hundred dentists and the majority, ninety percent of them, are all retired, coming back from Europe or America. There is nothing left.

As I said in my talks before, when they took slaves, they took the strongest and most beautiful, ones that they could do something with, and now they take the talented in the same way. Slavery hasn’t changed, it has just changed clothing and a different name. The nations are losing their talents, they’re getting sucked out of them. They didn’t take the paraplegic and they didn’t take the broken legged one, and they didn’t take the thin one and the sick one when they took the slaves. They went and took the best, and now slavery has got a different meaning in a different form: We put them on a plane and we drain the educated.

There is no way that the Technology is going to go silent. And we’ve seen nobody has ever put a single piece in the mass media because there’s a total ban on the Keshe foundation. But this is good, this is very good because the root is getting stronger. The roots are very very strong, and people understand it.

We see by the sales of units, we see by the interactions of the system that come in and the CO2 kits which are going out. The strange thing is, for example the CO2 kits which are sent out of here from the foundation, the governments are opening them up and removing the plates from them, so that the system arrives to the buyer without the plate. It is impossible that we would omit them here. The way we do it here we know where everything is, we know what it is.

Even units with four plates they take the plates out; why? This is the future; we’ll change it. We will change it by people through the people.

Rick: We had an idea yesterday to have an adopt-a-CO2-kit. Basically you could send one to Africa, like we have here an adopt-a-child in Africa and so on, and North America and other countries of the world. We have it to help out the so-called third world countries. We could have an adopt-a-CO2-kit to basically sponsor getting a CO2 kit to someone in Africa. How does that sound? 64:28 - 64:33

Keshe: Yeah, but we have to educate them what it means and how to use it. Well the way with adopting someone is you have to nurse them along and give them advice and so on, so maybe that’s part of it too. Maybe we can do, unless we can correct some of what our forefathers have done wrong to them. We put it right this way. We don’t need mercenaries, we don’t need people to be missionaries, we don’t need people to go and do wrong things and the right things.

Maybe it’s a challenge to do this, but it’s a matter of teaching them how to use it to their benefit. I was talking to Soheil today, and he said they are making improvements on the energy units. So in the next few weeks energy units will go out which will support the CO2 kit.

At the moment I think the CO2 kit will be a nice proposition for decontaminating air pollution areas like in China’s big cities, but, as I said to the Japanese officials yesterday,‘You need to promote the CO2 kits to be able to clean up the country, because you cannot have huge farms of these things, but people individually can collect as much as they can to help their communities and their country.

The health application of the CO2 is so huge, the new applications of the copper oxide nano or GANSes are so huge!

Rick: Mr Keshe, what would be some of the best ways to get that information out to the people that need to work with it? This would be to people of the public that would order a kit.

Keshe: There are two ways to do it. One of the ways sit with international governments, and the other way is with public. If the international governments don’t decide to do it and try to bring it out— Don’t forget: We are not the only organization who is on this line of helping. There are millions of us!

But on the other hand, what it will do and how it will be put into the public determines how the system will bring the change. The health problems are the tip of the iceberg for what this technology will do.

We hear that in India people are starting to sue Bill Gates for an immunization that has caused more diseases than anything else, and apparently Mr Bill Gates already knew about it – a false vaccination. The solution sits internationally all over the place.

 

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