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We Told You So. Now Protect Yourself
We have been predicting that the vaccine mandate push would start with children and then extend to you. California is proving us horrifyingly right. As goes California, so goes the nation?
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.SB 792 — http://drrimatruthreports.com/jab-or-jail-in-california-sb792/ — just passed their crony-corrupt legislature. This bill criminalizes any adult who deals with child care and is not “fully vaccinated”, whatever that might mean. This new law is the “companion bill” to SB 277 which was passed a couple months ago, and signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brownshirt. That evil bill abrogated philosophical and religious conscientious objections to vaccines for children going to government and “private” schools (but not home-schooled).
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Prepare to watch immune systems collapse around you.
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This is an international trend that can, quite literally, kill you. That’s why it is more important than ever for you to be legally protected from the loss of your Informed Consent rights.
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You must have an Advance Vaccine Directive in place, preferably in your medical records, and absolutely in your wallet if you want to assert your right not to have vaccines forced upon you.
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With this card (and one for every member of your family) you are asserting your right to Informed Consent as protected under US and International law. Just like a “I am a diabetic” or “I am allergic to ___” cards that people carry, it is notice to all health care professionals.
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Any health professional who violates that directive is committing an assulat on your person and malpractice. And they know it. That’s been the law in the USA for at least a century*.
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This latest unlawful legislation will, we predict, “inspire” other states adopt similar restrictuions, aiding and abetting a crime against humanity. Your only protection is the assertion of your Informed Consent Rights.
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Here’s how: www.DrRimaTruthReports.com/AdvanceVaccineDirective
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Why Peru May Be a Key to Real Sustainability (and Food): Day 7
Day One: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25555
Day Two: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25600
Day Three: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25617
Day Four: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25641
Day Five: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25660
Day Six: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25681
Day Seven: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25704
Day Eight: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25736
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General Bert and I just walked back on the uneven sidewalks and cobblestone streets of Cusco from Greens Organic Restaurant, one of 7 magnificent restaurants which use the organic products they grow on their own farm for their meals.
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Since we had a HUGE lunch which I’ll tell you about in a moment, we wanted a light meal so we each had an appetizer salad. Appetizer? Maybe for a giant. Each was totally organic, more than ample and contained things like roasted fennel, figs, roasted mushrooms and cream cheese.
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Cream cheese???!!!??? Yup! Fantastic.
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Just another example of what happens when you are in love with food and understand it deeply, as every restaurant in Cusco appears to be and do.
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This morning, we set out to the South of Cusco and visited the so called “Sistine Chapel of Peru” at Andahuaylillas, less than an hour south of Cusco.
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It is one of the richest churches in South America, literally dripping with gold and opulent display of the iconography of the conquistadors.
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When Newt Gringrich and his wife wrote about their visit to Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu last week they idolized the determination of Francisco Pizarro, the conquistador who worked so hard and so successfully to destroy the local culture, rape its riches and send them home to the Spanish Court and “save” the souls of the vanquished.
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This church was built by enforced labor (read “slave”) and was decorated by the artists and artisans forced to the task.
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I guess Newt and I live in different galaxies. In the one that I inhabit, the enslavement, genocide, culturecide and resource-rape of a people (which you could perfectly well call an early stage of globalization) is not something to admire.
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Newt admires it. I suppose that makes sense in the galaxy where he hangs out.
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I hope there is some way to make sure that my galaxy and his do not intersect in any way whatsoever.
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The artists conscripted to this task left signs of their inner consciousness: the sun above the central alter is the sun image that belongs to Inti, the Incan Sun deity, not to the Christian one. The front alter, dripping with opulence ripped from the people, boasts a huge conch shell, sacred to the Inca, stating “We are here. You may enslave us, you may kill us, you may beat us down, but we are still here and we have left our artistic calling cards of defiance in your sacred site, built, as so many churches are here, directly over our holy site!. We are here. You may rest assured that we survive.
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On Thursday night, Gen. Bert and I will meet with a small group of Cechua (Incan) men and women and teach them Remote Viewing techniques so that they can find and reclaim the lost knowledge of the Incas.
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European Stone on the Left; Inca Stone on the Right
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Why? Is it more than curiosity?
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What does this have to do with you? Quite a lot, really. Let us say that lost arts of food preservation came your way and you were able to use simple, effective non-refrigeration, non-electrical. You might be well on your way to a safety stockpile.
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And suppose we have world class herbal and other natural treatments which are more effective than medicine and you know where to source them and how to make and use these long forgotten remedies. Would you then be even more free of a false dependence on dangerous and useless pharmaceuticals?
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We think so, which is why we’ll be teaching these people to RV and will be supervising their development as viewers.
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After we left the “Sistine Chapel of the Americas,” which I was glad to do because its opulence on the back of extreme cruelty and poverty induced by the Chapel owners, we headed for a pre-Incan site called Tipon.
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No shade. Hot. Windy. Arid. Awe inspiring!
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A town of about 5000 with room for many more. Since it was a way-station on one of the main Inca trails to Cusco, the capital, there were undoubtedly many more people there much of the time.
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Their main problem was water. The Inca induced them to join the empitre without a fight, apparently by promising abundant water resources. And, indeed, they did build extensive and impressive aqueducts.
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Gone when the Spanish came to destroy it, like so, so much else.
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But if our Remote Viewing experiment is successful, we will soon begin to unfold the secrets of the city, like all the other secrets of this amazing area. You see, with Remote Viewing information is available anywhere and anywhen.
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Does it work? Ask General Dozier who wes kidnapped by hostile forces. The US had not a single clue where he was so General Bert’s RV team was tasked with finding him. They did so and troops were sent to rescue him, whch they did sucessfully.
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After visiting the ruins, we had lunch at a pretty astonishing restaurant which is a known Tourist place but there was no card, no name that I could see.
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We all had meals and juices and so on. Jaimie, our driver, Hunbert and we had a full mean each with juices: we all ate for under $40 US.
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Then back to the hotel by mid afternoon.
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I collapsed for a 2 hour nap and General Bert did the same.
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I HATE hot and the fatigue that follows it — this is part of the reason that I tend to stay away as much as I can from hot climates.
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Tomorrow we’ll meet with a traditional doctor here and will be videotaping that interview. Apparently there is a no holds barred that with the weaving collective in the evening and will video tape our discussions of how we can use our technologies and so on to help them sustain their life way. And what we learn will help you sustain yours.
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More to follow.
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Yours in health and freedom,
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Dr. Rima
Peruvian Globalist Resistance
Ancient Wisdom for the Modern World (and Food) – Day 6
Day Two: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25600
Day Three: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25617
Day Four: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25641
Do you believe in magic? After today, perhaps Gen. Bert and I have to. To tell you why I have to share two stories of today’s magic with you.
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But first, food. I learned tonight when we retunred to Morena Peruvian Kitchen that about 70% of the restaurants here in Cusco buy their food from an Organic farm not far from here. They get great prices and they serve great food. Perhaps that accounts for some of the taste. Once you become accustomed to chemicals in your food, you do not even notice their taste and the lack of zing in your food due to lower levels of antioxidants and minerals, because of industrial farming, etc.
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You know, the “WOW! I had forgotton what a tomato tastes like!” syndrome when you actually bite into real food.
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Well, it’s all real here, with a ban on GMOs.
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So we ate lunch at the right Inca Grill today and the food was nothing short of exquisite. I had fresh river salmon trout and Gen. Bert had Aji de gallina, the famous Peruvian dish we will NEVER order outside of Peru again.
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But last night at Morena’s they did not have a famous Peruvian dessert called Piquedeos – fried donuts of pumpkin and sweet potato dough topped by a molases sauce. NOT health food.
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We NEVER eat fried food. Until tonight. We went back just to experience them once in a lifetime. Um, maybe if we die real fast and reincarnate we can have them again soon!
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OK, back to magic.
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Story #1. Hubert, our spectacular guide, now becoming a friend, is a Quichua Andean (they prefer not to be called Indians since tney are not from India!). This morning we went to visit an Incan transit center: every 20 km or so on the 40 Inca Trails that spread out from Cusco, the capital of the empire, there was a way station where you accounted for yourself, got food and a bed, paid some taxes and then went on your way. Lookout towers used gold and silver mirrors to beam messages to the next tower and, if needed, smoke signals.
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The structure was surrounded by terraced lands where farmers still grow the crops that feed their families and the surrounding community.
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We saw (and felt) the altars and the cave where you could go to make an offering to PachaMama, Mother Earth, and where the moon was able to enter and touch the offering because of the precise alignment.
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Then we journeyed a bit on to Saxawaman, “Satisfied Puma Head”.
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Ancient Cusco was shapred like a puma and the head was at, obviously, Saxawaman. The construction is nothing short of miraculous with carvings, walls, temples, entrances, etc., of immense proportion and stunning ingeniousness.
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Across a large open space from the open jaws of the puma was a lunar astronomical site with a very, very different architecture.
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Of course I was asking all sorts of questions and the answer was of the, “We have lost that information. We just don’t know”.
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Suddenly I had an inspiration. I turned to Hubert and asked him if it would be important to him to gain all of the informaiton with precision and without hallucinogenic drugs. He turned to me with shining eyes and said what I expected him to say: “YES!” It would be incredibly important to him and to his people.
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I said that I agreed with that but that it would also be important to the world.
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For people who want to live by their own choices, by their own Informed Consent, and not as the hand-out babies pulling on the teat of the industrial food controllers, this could be a powerful jump start around the world when ancient and modern, local, safe and sustainable forces are used harmoniously.
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I asked him to gather a group of at least 6 open-minded, open hearted people and General Bert will train them in Remote Viewing before we leave on Friday. Hear Gen. Bert on that on the Matt Navaro Program: Seeking Truth; Speaking Truth – https://youtu.be/6sn15GwvFUI
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We will continue to mentor them and support them as they move forward.
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By employing a team of at least 6 viewers for each target (which is comingling of where, what and who) it is possible to remove any misinterpretation or other alteration of the data and compare only that which is common to the report of all six viewers.
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We see this as a truly revolutionary approach to freedom: get the ancient wisdom that allows you to grow food and control its status. Then consume them knowing that your health and your land are safe.
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I then suggested that Hubert should do a show for either 1 hour or two on our up and coming radio and TV station.
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He asked if he could do it in Quechua. I suggested that might serve only a lkimted audience but why not TEACH Quechua on a series of Video Tubes AND do a radio show.
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He LOVED the idea.
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We will now see what evloves, whether he gets his buddies together, etc.
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The truth is that Remote Viewing, properly used, can reveal the technology, the intent, the reality of this magnificent lost wisdom and then it can be spread planet wide. Gen. Bert proved the value of this methodology decades ago.
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I WILL keep you posted.
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Story #2 begins in Santiago about 1 year ago. I really love textiles so I was overjoyed when I got to attend a Pan South American juried Native Peoples Handicrafts show.
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Bert and I bought a manta or cloak for each of us woven by a lady from a UNESCO recognized traditional weaving collective way, way, way up in the moutains of Peru.
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David and his sister were there in full cultural dress and she was sitting on the ground weaving on a back-strap loom.
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They were lovely people and we spent a long time talking. But, finally, we made our selection and gave them the money that they were due.
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Or so we thought!
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Actually, we paid them 10 times their price by mistake.
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Well, with his bilingual friend, Jaimi, David came to our house and returned the large amount of overpayment. We were astonished and delighted, of course.
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Then a few weeks later I got an email from Jaimie telling me that David’s community needed help and support to supply clean water to their people. He asked if the Natural Solutions Foundation would be interested in helping and I replied that we would certainly be interested in the possibility once we knew more.
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Assisting people to resist the globalization and restriction of their lives certainly fits with our Mission.
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But I never heard from Jaimie again and could not reach David directly.
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When I knew that we were going to go to Cusco I tried to contact Jaimie to see if we could help David’s community.
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There was no answer to my email.
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Off we went to Cusco, unable to contact David and his community.
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Well, after the conversation I described above with Hubert, as Hubert was dropping us off at our hotel I said, OK, what can we do this afternoon.
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“How about the Chocolate Museum,” suggested Hubnert and gave us directions to it.
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We saw that the shortest direction was through the main Square so off we set.
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As we came onto the terrace at the top of the main square I saw a bunch of weavers displaying magnificent weaving piece with about 45 women in traditional costume demonstrating their skills with back-strap looms in the middle of the street.
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Well, one of those tapistries was too beautiful to resist and we went to pay for it. Near the lady doing that job I saw a young man with whom I had a nice conversation. He was from the collective and was the only English speaker around.
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I noted that the collective was the same one that we had purchased our cloaks from and told the young man our tale of woe since now we could not find David and therefore could not communicate with him either directly or through Jaimie.
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His jaw dropped and he said “David is my brother”
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Everyone in the community had heard the story of the overpayment and return of the money.
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David came back and we greeted like long-lost soul mates.
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He had been trying to get in contact with us for nearly a year while I had been looking for his information.
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This community of 50 families needs help to remain intact. They need clean water and nourishment for the young children. They weave and sell their traditional weavings far afield to maintain their chosen way of life, but they need technology that will assist them in maintaining a life which is is direct opposition to the desires of the globalists who cannot tolerate independent thought, work, property or ideas.
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On Wednesday night, David and his people will meet us at the hotel at 9 PM. We will video tape them as they tell us what they need and we tell them what we can provide for a mutual and positive outcome. Crowd Funding anyone?
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What does a weaving collective have to do with health freedom? Quite a lot, as it turns out.
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These people choose to live a traditional life style, but are smart enough to know that there are some innovations, like clean water for the community and are seeking out assistance.
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Now what, I ask you, is the chance of this happening by mere chance? “Coincidence” as they say. Zero is WAY too high, don’t you think?
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There is magic in the refined air of Cusco, ancient Peru’s capital. That magic is called “Synchronicity.” It’s behind Remote Viewing and it’s behind every choice you ever make. So, make your choices with Informed Consent and choose, as our weaver friends have done, to do the right thing — for yourself, your community and your world.
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I will keep you posted as we move forward.
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Yours in health and freedom,
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Dr. Rima
Murata-san and Japan Monthly Magazine Call for Honorable Retreat
Original Candidate City Logo May Be ReusedClick HERE for Links to Previous Murata-san Postings
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Subject: Re: Tokyo Olympic Games
Date: 10:29 PM EDT, 09/21/15
From: “Ralph Fucetola JD”
To: “mitsuhei murata”
Cc: “Rima Laibow”
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Murata-san,
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Thank you for this important update (below). I will post it.
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I agree, the IOC cannot continue to ignore the issue that you and Monthly Japan are so courageously exposing.
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Some additional recent headlines that suggest all is not well with the 2020 Olympics:
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“The British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid has abandoned her attempt to re-enter the race to build the main stadium for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, two months after her initial design was scrapped amid soaring construction costs.” – http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2015/sep/18/zaha-hadid-abandons-plans-2020-tokyo-olympics
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“On Tuesday, the logo was scrapped, and suggestions such as ninjas and paper cranes as well as the hashtag “#unofficialemblem” in Japanese started being shared widely.” – http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34125046
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Regards,
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Ralph
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—— Original Message ——
Received: 08:42 PM EDT, 09/21/2015
From: “mitsuhei murata”
To: “Ralph Fucetola JD”
Subject: Tokyo Olympic Games
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Fucetola-san,
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As you know, my interview article, “An honorable retreat from the Tokyo
Olympic Games” was published in the September 2015 issue of the magazine
“Monthly Japan” (Gekkan Nihon). The same magazine in its October
2015 issue has published shocking articles revealing further serious
irregularities regarding the Tokyo Olympic Games.
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The headlines are significant:
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“We assert again that Japan should retreat from the Tokyo Olympic Games.”
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“[Former] Prime Minister Mori, we’ve had enough of you !” said Masakuni
Murakami, former president of the LDP members of the House of Councillors.
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“This all started with the false assurance made by Prime Minister Abe !”
said Creative Director Azusa Takano.
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I am convinced of the far reaching and decisive impact of these articles.
The IOC cannot much longer ignore the increasing demand to send neutral
scientists to Japan in order to ensure the health and safety of Olympic
athletes and visitors.
The initial commitments of the Tokyo Olympic Games have now all been broken.
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The IOC could disqualify Tokyo.
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Japan is now obliged to choose between an honorable retreat and
a shameful disqualification.
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The future of the Olympic Games is at stake.
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A decision is urgently needed.
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With warmest regards,
Mitsuhei Murata
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Links to Updates and Previous Murata-san Postings
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Updates:
April 20, 2016: http://drrimatruthreports.com/murata-san-speaking-truth-to-power-in-japan/
February 12, 2016: http://drrimatruthreports.com/murata-san-the-conscience-of-fukushima/
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Previous:
http://drrimatruthreports.com/general-bert-all-nuclear-reactors-are-at-risk-of-terror-attack/
http://drrimatruthreports.com/fukushima-warning/
http://drrimatruthreports.com/murata-san-update-from-tokyo-honorable-retreat-from-2020-olympics/
http://drrimatruthreports.com/fukushima-update-from-murata-san-writing-to-the-pope/
http://drrimatruthreports.com/murata-san-international-action-for-tokyo-2020-olympics-rad-risk/
http://drrimatruthreports.com/murata-san-international-community-ignoring-fukushima/
http://drrimatruthreports.com/report-from-fukushima-situation-worsening-murata-san/
http://drrimatruthreports.com/murata-san-the-horrors-of-fukushima/ – with further links
Peru Freedom, Food and Ancient Wisdom, Day 5
Day One: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25555
Day Two: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25600
Day Three: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25617
Day Four: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25641
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Today, Sunday, General Bert and I took the train back from Aguas Caliente, the gateway to Machu Picchu this morning at 9 AM. We ambled back to the town where Peru Rail picks up Machu Picchu-ers in Vista Dome trains.
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On the way to Aguas Caliente, the train roars along, stopping for nothing. Tourists are frantically trying to capture every Kodak moment as the train speeds along and vegitation suddenly appears to blur that perfect spot of glacier or gorge or rapids or whatever.
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But on the way back, the train pulls off at every siding while the MP-bound train roars away.
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Funny to note that although these same tourists took huge numbers of photos going out, on the way back virtually no one else in our car was taking pictures except me! They were sleeping, playing video games ont heir phones or chatting. Mostly sleeping.
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When we got to the station, Jaimie, our driver was there. Hubert was having a well-deserved day of rest, but there was Jaimie wearing a huge smile for us.
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As we drive back to Cusco, Jaimie, a retired kindergarten and primary school teacher, musician and general all around sweetheart, answered my question: “Why are all those people holding up small cooked animals on skewers and smiling at us to come eat them.
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He said that these are a beloved Peruvian delicaty, Peruvian guinea pig and that they were highly valued and delicious.
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Are they good?, I asked? WONDERFUL, he said. Is it safe to eat them here?, I asked, Absolutely, he said.
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So we stopped and entered was was, for all practical purposes, someon’s garden with a firepit facing the street and tables set up down the length of the garden.
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The guinea pig arrived on a plate with a heap of delicous spaghetti, a stuffed pepper with beggies in it, boiled potatoes and a bowl of enormous, but gigantic, kernels of corn plus a small dish of some green Peruvian sauce for dipping the corn into.
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Tuck in time: I have never tasted as succulent or sweet a meat in my life. No wonder it is a delicacy reserved for your birthday and then the entire family comes together for these creatures of gustatory delight.
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We finished our meal and came back to Cusco.
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General Bert and I checked in again at the first hotel we stayed in before we went to MP.
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Warm, friendly, gentle, eager to acommodate.
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Now, I cannot say that is the National style of Peru. After all, we are tourists providing income and jobs so we get treated in special ways.
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But that is how it feels now.
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Gen. Bert and I wandered around the artsy area of Cusco for a while and he bought me a lovely birthday present for my 72nd birthday next week made of baby alpaca
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Then we decided to drop it off at the hotel and find a restaurant for dinner.
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And did we ever find one!
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It is called Cafe Morena Peruvian Kitchen and it was about .4 miles from us so we walked over.
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Food? On a 1-10 scale, 10.
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Ambiance? 8 )1 point off because the music was too loud and one point off because there was nothing in the otherwise perfect decoration to absorb sound so the music and the chatter of the full restaurant quickly became deafening, making conversation at the table impossible.
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Service? 10 out of 10
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Everything else combined? 10 or maybe 75.
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And here is the take away: I will never go to another Peruvian Resaurant in Chile again! ALthough we thought they were really good in CHile, now that we have eaten in Peru, there is no point to eating in a Peruvian restaurant there since they do not taste like Peruvian restaurants here!
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Tomorrow we re-connect wth Hubert and will be going out into the countryside. More to folow.
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Yours in health and freedom,
Dr. Rima