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The Pink Scandal
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Think Before You Pink
It seems everywhere you look these days, whether on the internet or in the
material world, there are "pink" products being sold. With many items
remarkably little money actually gets to the charity and even then I have to
wonder... is the charity really on our side anyway? Are they really
an advocate for women's health or are they a machine with their own agenda like,
oh... the FDA? I've made several doctors angry for the last 5 years by
refusing mammograms. Ever since I turned 40, they've been bugging me to
get one. Not because they've seen anything suspicious, but because I was
now 40.
I've done my research. The 'net is great for that. From what I've
seen mammograms actually cause harm. Not only are they painful (especially
for fibrocystic breasts like mine), but they've been known to actually rupture
small tumors, thus causing the spread of a cancer that was formerly contained.
Additionally, there are so many false positives. A mammogram, to me, just
looks like the risk outweighs the potential benefit. I don't feel they
have my best interests in mind.
There's cancer, cancer everywhere I look these days. It's become a huge
industry and people are getting rich off of our losses and misery. Some
women are so terrified of cancer they are willingly deforming themselves with
pre-emptive mastectomy. This society does not find cures, and if
someone does, they are dismissed publicly as a quack and their funding is taken
away. The current paradigm wants only to find something wrong with you so
you can become indoctrinated into the prescription drug system. Nobody
makes any dough off you unless you're sick. They want you on prescription
drugs until you die, which on these drugs is sooner (sometimes much sooner) than
you planned.
Below is a great article on this very topic that I found on the 'net. I
get a newsletter from these folks that's just great too. If you'd like to
talk about what's going on in the health care industry, you can go to my
forum.
The text in the table below my bold
print is excerpted from
this article by Mike
Adams without permission. However, I did link to the original article and
website.
I'm not profiting from this article, but seek only to aid in getting the word
out to as many people as possible.
This article is about
the
breast cancer deception
and the Pink Ribbon Campaign. I encourage you, no... implore you to
go to the site and
read more. And then
go to
www.thinkbeforeyoupink.org and read even more.
Learn to save yourself, your mother, your sister, your daughter, your friend...
and learn where these dollars are going and whether they even contribute to
something you want to support.
Everything not controlled by conventional medicine and the profit-seeking
drug companies is discredited as quackery. All the supporting evidence is thrown
out, and conventional doctors even scare women away from therapies that could
help them by, for example, convincing all chemotherapy patients to avoid
pursuing antioxidant nutritional support based on the utterly false medical myth
that antioxidants "interfere" with chemotherapy treatments. (In reality, they
merely protect healthy cells from the toxic effects of chemotherapy.)
Overall, the cancer industry, through its false authority and domineering
posture, has not only discredited all systems of medicine other than its own, it
has long succeeded in outlawing most competing systems, transforming experienced
herbalists (who retain the knowledge of countless generations of native
medicinal wisdom) into criminals. This is why all the cutting-edge cancer
clinics in the world are located outside the United States. The practice of
curing cancer -- a common outcome in alternative cancer clinics -- has been
outlawed in the United States. It is actually illegal for a master herbalist,
for example, to even attempt to cure a patient of cancer. Such an act could land
them in federal prison.
This strategy by the cancer industry effectively keeps women in a state of
ignorance about cancer solutions that could actually cure them. It disempowers
women, turning them into victims of treatments dictated to them by men who, as
CEOs of the top cancer institutions and drug companies, profit handsomely from
every round of chemotherapy, radiation or cancer surgery prescribed to a woman.
Because of all this, the symbol of the breast cancer industry in the United
States -- the pink ribbon -- is not at all a symbol of compassion or caring. It
is not a symbol of empowering women, or educating women about so-called
"treatment options." The pink ribbon is a symbol of male-dominated control
over women. Turn the pink ribbon upside down, and it looks more like a
noose. It is from this noose that innocent women everywhere hang themselves
through ignorance, submitting to a treatment system that intentionally denies
women access to a world of information that could help them prevent, treat and
even cure breast cancer.
Chemotherapy, you'll soon learn, actually causes heart failure, brain damage and
permanent kidney damage. Submitting to conventional chemo treatments for breast
cancer makes you a patient for life due to all the organ problems you're likely
to experience as a result of the chemo."Breast cancer has been transformed into a market-driven industry. It has
become more about making money for corporate sponsors than funding innovative
ways to treat breast cancer." - Health Studies researcher Samantha King,
author of Pink Ribbons Inc.
Wearing pink for breast cancer, or buying pink products, is a demonstration of
your support for the enslavement of women by a highly-unethical industry that
seeks to turn women's bodies into profit centers. Wearing pink shouts, "I
support the ignorance of women! I support Big Pharma! I support male-dominated
corporate control over the health of women's breasts!"
Buying pink products sends the same message. Whether it's a can of soup, a pair
of pink batteries or even a pink "vacation" (yes, they do exist), these products
are jumping on the pink bandwagon for one reason only: consumers buy it.
Painting any product pink results in a sales surge.
The marketing push for pink products is so strong now that many companies
selling products that actually cause cancer have jumped on the pink
bandwagon! It's a practice called "pinkwashing," and when you see things like
toxic cosmetics and chemically-manufactured personal care products sporting the
pink ribbons and pledging to support breast cancer research, you have to stop
and ask yourself the obvious question: Don't these products actually CAUSE
breast cancer? Yes, many of them do.
The truth is there's no accountability in the donations stemming from the sales
of such pink products. Buying a can of soup branded with a pink ribbon, for
example, may generate a whole of two cents in donations. And where do those
donations go? Are they spent on nutritional education programs for women? Of
course not - they often go into the pockets of pro-pharmaceutical non-profit
groups (like the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation) that have very strong
ties to drug companies and actually receive much of their funding from those
companies. In effect, these are drug company "front groups" that engage in
disease mongering and push mass screening in order to multiply the number of
people being "treated" for breast cancer. The only allowed treatments, of
course, are those that financially benefit the drug companies and conventional
medicine practitioners.
The solution? Think before you pink! See the website of the honest non-profit,
Breast Cancer Action, at
www.ThinkBeforeYouPink.org to learn more. |
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