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Dr. Rima Responds to Dr. Dana Who Wants No Vaccine Political Debate
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Sorry, Dr. Dana, but you are wrong on every count.
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First, whistle blowers like Dr. Walter Thompson of the CDC make it clear just how very unsettled the supposedly settled science of vaccine safety really is. The vaccine/autism link is, tragically, very much alive and very real. But so are the vaccine/diabetes connection, the vaccine/immune suppression and other vaccine/long term negative links.
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The science is clear: it is corrupt, controlled by desired outcomes and highly deceptive.
At least 5 well controlled studies have shown that UNvaccinated children are healthier than vaccinated ones and the Council on Foreign Relations special report on national health levels shows clearly that the health of a nation – and its longevity – is inversely proportional to the number of vaccines its population receives.
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Then we get to Dr. Dana deciding what may, and what may not, be discussed in a Presidential Hopeful debate. Really? The political shredding of the US Constitution, US legislation enshrining Informed Consent and International Humanitarian Law which compels Informed Consent in signatory nations is not subject to discussion? The political move to compel medical treatment over the personal objections of the recipients of said treatment have no place in political discourse? Parental rights and the ownership of the bodies of members of society residing in their own hands or in that of the State has no place in political discourse according to Dr. Dana?
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She may be great at coming up with the Well Baby Tummy Mat, but her Well Candidate Political Discourse Road Map needs to go back to the drawing board – and stay there.
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There is absolutely no justification for mandatory medical interventions of any kind and especially in this area, where the vaccination issue is, essentially, a freedom and human rights issue, it is most germane to a discourse on the political and world views of would be leaders in a republic.
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Sorry, Dr. Dana, you are way, way out of your area of expertise.
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Oh, by the way, the American Academy of Pediatrics is composed of members who make a significant portion of their income from the administration of vaccines and which itself is sustained by income from the vaccine manufacturers so their statement is totally self interested and therefore not worth the pixels it is composed of.
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And, yes, I am a physician so I have heard all the propaganda and evaluated it. I find it uncompelling, embarrassing and dangerous.
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You do know, Dr. Dana, do you not, that vaccinated people shed organisms that infect others and that the introduction of foreign (including human fetal cell) DNA and heavy metals is toxic to people, right? You do remember something of your basic sciences, right?
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And just how much of YOUR income, Dr. Dana, comes from vaccine related activities? Could you make a living and run your practice without the administration of vaccines? If not, then your comments, too,
are self interested and without merit, just like the comments of the organization you site.
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Yours in health and freedom,
Dr. Rima
Rima E. Laibow, MD
Medical Director
Natural Solutions Foundation
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Then I posted this immediately after:
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Ah, yes, One other thing that I forgot to mention in my comment below: By studying international and domestic law in the US The Natural Solutions Foundation has come to understand that a Universal exemption exists for those people who chose to assert it. Find out more here:
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www.DrRimaTruthReports.com/AdvanceVaccineDirective.
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It could save your life or your family’s life.
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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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It’s true! It’s true! There really is substandard food in Peru. We found some twice in 1 day! First, breakfast in our hotel in Olletaytambo. The hotel had a lovely breakfast room with beautiful music playing and a view of the glacier peaks that is astonishing. The fresh fruit was abundant and tasteless. Absolutely tasteless. But why would someone think that watermelon, papaya, pineapple and such would be either fresh or tasty at 11,000 feet? If the eggs had not come out of a carton, then the chicken lives in the carton. Ugh!
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Then we walked down to the train station at the foot of the only street in that part of town and waited for the Vistadome train to Aquas Calientes, from where we would take the shuttle bus to the entrance to Machu Picchu. During the train ride of about 2 hours, a gracious pair of hosts served General Bert and me a snack which would do any cheapo airline proud. It was two horrifying pasteries and a pair of lovely smiles. We appreciated the smiles, but not the dreadful pastery.
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So it is possible, after all.
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I want to share Machu Picchu and Hubert with you because both of them are extraordinary.
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Unfortunately, I can only give you a hint of the brilliance, magnificence and thrilling energy of Machu Picchu. It truly is indescribably powerful if you are sensitive to energies and just indescribably magnificent if you are not.
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Machu Picchu
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It is hard work and you need to pay attention to your footing, but we saw the halt, the lame (not the blind) and the slow carefully treading their way up and around and down and over and under via the absolutely marvellously engineered footpaths and stair ways carved astonishgly carefully out of stone, both the living stone ofthe earth and imported blocks of astonishing size .
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There is a world view in Machu Picchu that I hope that you and I share with the Incas: they saw a world of structure and energy and created a harmonious place for themselves in it and for it in them. You can see it in the architecture, for example, where a uniquely shaped mountain is echoed in the uniquely shaped building that you see when you look toward the mountain from that side of the city and the result is a melding of the immense and the human in one continuum of experience.
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You feel it in the careful placement of astronomical apertures and structures which open the mundane to the celestial and the celestial to the mundane and you feel it in the power of the energy sites where the sacred places were built with attention to every detail possible.
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The Hitching Post of the Sun
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Hubert is from the village that once a year repairs, as a ceremonial community activity, the last remaining Inca rope bridge in the world (Google it!). He lives the deep Inca philosophy and brought his personal shining radiance and deep and adoring love for his culture, his wisdom wealth and his world to usrope during our time with him, shining brightly during our tour of Macchu Picchu with him today .
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I can only wish you all a guide to Machu Picchu like Hubert!
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We took the shuttle bus back to the town and and, as it happens, there is a a handicrafts and art festival in Aguas Caliente and we are off to enjoy it.
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Then dinner at the Indio Felice. I will let you know if it results Los Touristos Felice!
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Yours in health and freedom,
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Dr. Rima
Peru and Freedom (and Food) Day 3
Ancient Cusco
Day Two: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25600
Day Three: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25617
Day Four: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25641
This morning Hubert arrived at the hotel to take us south from Cusco, Peru’s ancient capital.
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We had already had our cocoa tea so our altitude experience was, at least, under control and we were ready to roll.
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Off we went for about an hour and a quarter to a tiny village built on a really precipitous hillside.
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I was pretty sure our car would roll backwards and tumble end to end down the thousands of feet of empty space.
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I was wrong.
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Thank God Jaimie was driving.
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It looks very much like only his magical powers kept us alive. I could be wrong
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There are many collectives of women weavers in this village. As we made our perilous ascent I wondered why we were passing one after another.
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I turns out the one we visited is the newest, least known and highest up the mountain.
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The company which has arranged our trio, Adios Travel, has a policy of supporting new, indigenous and struggling enterprises.
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This qualifies on all fronts since the 12 families who weave and teach weaving there are all full Quichua tribal people, Andeans, as they like to refer to themselves, not Indians.
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Wearing their full skirted native dresses, amazing hats and bight jackets with spectacular braids like cornrows complete with heavy black beaded tassels showing that the are married, we had a lecture on shearing the alpacas, cleaning their wool with the “Inca Shampoo” made by laboriously grating and filtering the root of the agave plant and then adding water to allow scrubbing the filthy wool to a gleaming brightness.
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Next the wool is spun into a double worsted thread using a simple tool found world wide called a drop needle.
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All over this region we have seen women walking or carrying out other activities with their drop needles creating their yarn.
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The natural colors from the cochineal beetle (carmine, orange, pink, depending on whether lemon juice, salt, water, etc., were added to the fine powder made from the tiny parasitic beetle of the prickly pear cactus) blue and purple from flowers and purple corn and so on.
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Their demonstration was beautiful and so were they, proud and gentle at the same time.
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Their wares, woven of baby Alpaca, adult alpaca and sheep wool were magnificent.
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Much of it speaks the iconographic language of their people who, in ancient times had a high culture in the absence of alphabetic or glyphic writing.
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Then on to the Inca Morey sinkhole.
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Doesn’t sound too interesting, does it?
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Well, what these engineering geniuses did was construct a series of magnificent concentric terraces and walls down the contour of this immense hole.
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The main formation and the surrounding subsidiary ones had pipes to irrigate the terraces for adapting plants to higher elevations, making ceremonial offerings to Pachamama, Mother Earth and, movingly, bringing her water to a filter at the very bottom of the sinkhole because the Inca realized that the reason Pachamama created the sinkhole in the first place is that she was thirsty.
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Thus, the offerings of gratitude and the water offered to Her are the services of grateful children.
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This sinkhole is, of course, a center devoted to personal and crop fertility.
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I am no sure I have ever seen a more moving testament to living in harmony with the earth.
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Every August 1st, Pachamama (Mother Life) is honored here..
I don’t know about you, but I would love to be here.
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After the astonishing Moray Greenhouse experience, where these ingenious people selected corn that can grow at 11,000 feet without a single gene gun to damage the genetic integrity of any part of the ecosystem we went to see the Maras Salt ponds.
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Like the Romans, the Inca paid wages in salt and, like them, they had salt mines.
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These were worked not by slaves, however, but by Families.
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The calcium chloride deposits are deep within a mountain washed over by a river.
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Thousands of stepped terraces hold the briny outflow so that the fierce sun can evaporate the small ponds.
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Once harvested, the ponds are checked to make sure that at least 4 inches of water-impermeable clay lines the bottom of the terraces and then the sluces are opened to allow the briny mixture to fill the terraces again.
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This marvel of creative engineering is in use to this day.
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Downstream from the salt terraces, the river runs clear and life flourishes.
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If it were not working, everything downstream would be as dead as the plains of Carthage after the Romans sowed them with salt.
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I have visited those long-ago fertile fields, by the way and they are still dead.
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So the Maras salt mines not only provide mineral rich salt, they protect the land for hundreds of miles.
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OK.
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Food.
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Quinoa soup at the tiny family-run Uchucuta restaurant nevaude the one we were headed for had a large group go in just as we eere arriving.
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No matter. There are more. This is Peru and, so far as ee know do far, they are all good.
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I tried the protein-rich quinoa soup.
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It alone is worth the trip to Ollantaytambo.
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Dinner at El Auberge literally on the platform where our train leaves at 8:00 fo Aquas Caliente, the door to Machu Picchu.
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Alpaca filet with native berries.
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Local lamb medallions with its own juices.
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Red quinoa salad wirh apples and blue cheese.
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All organic from their own farm next store.
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Their Peruvian organic coffee is not as good as our Panamanian Organic ciffee, of course but disguised as Cappuccino it was prettu good.
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And Chicha Mirado made with purple corn.
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Incomparable Mmmmm!
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Mach Pichu tomorrow.
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Yours for health and freedom,
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Dr. Rima
Health Freedom (and Food) in Peru
Day Two, Cusco Peru
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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General Bert and I are very, very high. Over 11,000 feet high, that is. I was quite certain we would have no difficulty with altitude sickness because, after all, we are skiers and have skied from that altitude many times.
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Well, DUH! You get off the chair lift, maybe have lunch or a hot chocolate and then you SKI DOWN. You don’t stay there. OOPS!
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We got to the ancient Inca city of Cusco and I felt like I had aged 150 years – even the exertion of bending over to tie my shoes left both General Bert and me huffing and lightheaded.
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We have been drinking cocoa tea and it really does help with oxygen to the brain and muscles with absolutely no psychoactive effect whatsoever. Pretty cool!
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Peruvian hotels include breakfast following the European pattern. The fruits fresh from the jungle (Cusco has its very own jungle which supplies massive amounts of fresh fruit) were lovely and the quinoa cream porridge with cinnamon was delightful.
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Then off to the San Pedro Market at 8:30 AM.
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This is a market where you can have a traditional dress made by seamstresses who have their Singer Sewing Machines right there and where you can buy as much of the butcher-ready pig that just walked in slung over a guy’s shoulder as you would like and where dozens of ladies wave at you to come to their little spot so they can make your fruit drink with any combination you can imagine and where you can buy fresh chickens and free range eggs and then wander into the medicinal herb aisles where the native healers will tell you which herbs you need and sell them to you and the potato aisles and the grain aisles and the aisles devoted only to soup and the ones devoted only to full meals and the ones devoted only to light snacks.
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You can see the stands where offerings to the Quechua (Inca) deities are put together according to the wishes and intentions of the worshiper and the aisles devoted only to bread from the baking region and on and on.
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The purity and safety of the food is controlled by the Cusco Region and I would say they are doing a spectacular job by the look, feel and smell of this enormous market.
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Across the street is a conventional supermarket. But in addition to the traditional ladies in their traditional skirts and hats (which announce their marital status and place of origin) the crowds were in the traditional San Pedro Mercado.
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People will walk an hour each way every day to get fresh, familiar, first quality food at prices substantially below the supermarket prices.
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Why are they lower? Because agro-chemicals are expensive and these people are too poor to purchase them!
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Peru, which has a moratorium on GMOs, is food focused in a very interesting way: Peruvians understand that food and culture are intimately related and strive to protect and preserve both.
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After the market, it was time for lunch and we went to a restaurant where I had a local drink called chicha morada made from purple corn and cinnamon. It is the non-alcoholic version of chiche, a local beer.
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It is an intense purple and is, without doubt, one of the nicest, most refreshing beverages I have ever had.
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I am currently inquiring whether it can be bottled so we can get it to North America. I do not know if that will work, but I am checking it out.
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Obviously, it has not had its ORAC level tested, but I will bet anything that it has an astonishing anti-oxidant score!
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More to follow.
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Yours in health and freedom,
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Dr. Rima
Herb Ladies in Traditional Dress
Peru for Freedom Lovers – Day 1
Advance Vaccine Directive Card
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Day One: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25555
Day Three: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25617
Day Four: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25641
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At 5 AM this morning (16 September 2015) General Bert and I will have left our home and go to the airport in Santiago, Chile, where today there was a complete shut down of the entire facility because of a labor dispute.
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The internet says the planes will be flying and, Lord Willing and the Creek Don’t Rise, so will we.
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By mid afternoon we’ll be in the ancient city of Cusco, Peru, the gateway to Machu Picchu and more, while people in Chile begin to celebrate their National Days (imagine the Fourth of July lasting a good part of a week…).
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We had hoped to do four live video broadcasts but we were [once again] abruptly severed from our now former livestream network, so instead we’ll be doing video and audio podcasts and initiating our own information channel, www.OpenSourceTruth.TV — remember, you can always find our podcast and livestream media at our original media page, www.HealthFreedomPortal.org
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Not only that, we’re creating a brand new site for news aggregation and articles of relevance to go deeper than we can on Facebook. We’ll be upgrading our FB presence, too, so please Like us and Share us, too. You can share this message with this link: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=25555
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In a peculiar way, we are actually grateful to our former video station and wish them well because they propelled us to do something that we wanted to do for a long time: create our own aggregated news flow and now, with Open Source Truth — www.OpenSourceTruth.com — we’ll be doing just that!
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In the meantime, this page is your source for podcasts and more: www.HealthFreedomPortal.org
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Our plans in Peru include an interview with a Shaman in a very remote village (video to follow), a visit to a collaboration of women weavers who are supporting their traditional food production through their traditional weaving and sourcing possible organic low radiation foods for you.
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We will be visiting Machu Picchu and reporting to you from that ancient sacred site.
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So the live broadcasts won’t happen the way we planned, but we’ll be exploring the freedom options in this little country with the big GMO moratorium and the fantastic devotion to clean, natural and well-prepared cuisine of world-renowned quality.
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We’ve got two great cameras and will be blogging daily. We’ll be sending you Push Notices too, so don’t forget to download our smart phone and PAD Health Freedom App. Just go to your App Store from your device and search healthfreedom as one word. You’ll be connected to us and we’ll be connected to you.
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Onward to Machu Picchu.
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Yours in health and freedom,
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Dr. Rima