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Oh. one more item, I un-
derstand that an astronomer.
concerned enough over the
Planet X situation to lake the
tro uble and expense, went to
Aust ralia so he could look
through a telescope there for
the incoming brown d warf.
He called home , saying he
had some spectac ular pic-
lures. Then someone killed
him and the pic tures have dis-
appeared. He's co ming hack
in a box..
Tolja
The August issue of the Eu-
ropcan Journal of Can cer
Preve ntion pu blished an ar-
ticl e on the Swedish researc h
which showed thai ce ll phone
users had a much higher rare
uf bruin tumors than average
,. . and the more they used
them , the higher the rate.
A Finnish study showed
thai one hour of cell phone
usc measurabl y affected brain
cells.
The American cell phone
industry is. of course, disin-
terested in any research, or in
read ing the published work of
Ross Adcy K6UI. the world's
leading researcher in this
fi eld. Bur. if you watch what
the se guys do. you' ll sec ' em
using a headse t wire III their
cell phones.
We may soon St.'C a head-
line-making trial a... brain-can-
cer stricken neurologist Chris-
topher Newman sues the cell
phone industry, He's rcprc-
scntcd by the Peter Angelo-,
linn. which has gotten huge
fees from its actions against
asbestos and cigurcuc firm s.
Wit h over a billion people
now using cell phones world-
wide, this may be the biggest
biological experiment in history.
It's something 10 think about
the next time you pick up a cell
phonc or an HT. And we hams
are the oncs who developed
cell phone Icchnology for (he
wllrld some thiny years ago.
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something doc tors never hear
about in (heir vears in mcdi-
cal school. And since it would
pUI (hem ou t of business in
short order, it' s something
(hey don 't wanI 10 hear about.
It's their worst nightmare.
There'.. j ust Dr. Lorraine Day
in San Francisco, Dr. Bruno
Comby in Paris. and Wayne
Green up in New Hampshire
preaching to empty pew".
Instead of people gri ping
about the cost of prescription
drugs. I recommend their
spending a tiny fraction of their
drug. cost on educating them-
selves so they won't need 10
waste all that money,
~lort' Mercury
The medical industry i ~ be-
coming more and more aware
of the dangers mercury has
for us. When I was a kid it
wax something we played with.
We'd coal dimes wit h it 10
make them shine. :"0 big deal.
Wrongu. Again .
It turns out that one lousy
gram of mercury can con-
tamin ate a :!O-acre lake for up
to a year! So now there 's a
growin g co ncern about cap-
turing the mercury residue
dental patients spit OUI when
they 're told to rinse. Th is
goes dow n the drain into the
sewage system. po llutin g the
environment for years.
So what 's the hig deal'?
9RC"; of multiple-sclerosis pa-
tient" have mercury poisoning.
Mercury is a deadly poison
which serious ly impairs bruin
function.
So. what abo ut all that mer-
cury you arc nOI spitting out
when the dentist asks you to
rinse? Tha t stays in your
amalgnm fi lling - for a
while. It graduall y is released
as mercury vapor and goes
into your body .. . and your
brain .
We ll. I' ve w ritte n about
that before. and it's covered
in my Secret Guide to Health.
If yo u still have amalgam till-
mgs. get 'em replaced with
plaslil'.
Meanwhile. as lhe concern
over mercury (XIUution grows,
they' re working lO remove all
of Ihe mercury switches from
uld cars befo re they are
melied down, and Ihe EPA
com pany that pUI mercury
switches in their shoes 10
switch on li ghts in their shoes
when kids were running, The
mercury in ibcrmometers has
been replaced with some son
of less toxic red stu IT.
Amer icans
A recent PB S scncs on
Australia almost got me
thin king, Close call.
One of the big concerns in
Australia has to do with rc-
cent im migrants. who arri ve
complete with their homeland
languages, customs. religions.
and ways of dressing, and
then lend 10 live in enclaves
to help perpetuate the ir heri-
tages. The older Australians
view is tha t if they come 10
Australia they bl ood y well
should become Australians.
They should speak the Aus-
tralia n language, adopt the
Australian customs, and intc-
grate with the Australians
rather than livc in separate
ethnic groups.
We have this same situation
here in America, and I've
seen it played out in one
country after another.
When the Europeans ar-
rived in Africa they found it
peopled w ith almost stone-
age-ignorant savages, so they
had no tro uble taking over the
whole co ntinent . The natives
were no problem. it was j ust
the other European co untries
that they had to deal with.
Germany grubbed big chunks,
as did France. Belgium, Spain.
Portugal. and the Dutch.
In East and South Africa.
the British got busy expl oit-
ing their territories. In Sout h
Africa. it was gold and dia-
monds. In East Africa. it was
growing crops such as coffee.
But all this busi ness activit y
required workers, and no way
had been discovered to get
the native blacks 10 work , ..
so they brought in Indians to
build the roads and railroads.
and to work on the farms.
with Africa being tropical.
the living was easy. The black
way of life wa~ to live in
small mud-hut \'iII age~ , wilh
the " 'omen doi ng all the wurk
. .. growing the crops, hrin g ~
ing up Ihe children ... and the
me n hunting and killing their
been going on for thou sands
of generations. so it wasn't
going to he easy 10 change.
The whole co ncept of work
was totally alie n 10 th e men.
That was for women! And any
man who worked wa... ridiculed
and humiliated hy the ot hers
for bei ng woman-l ike, Sissies.
Ed ucation'! The only pur-
pose of ed ucation was to lit a
man to work. so just as many
Arrcrican blacks humiliate oth-
ers who try to learn to speak
American as trying 10 become
while, the African black men
avoided education. And that
made them sitting d ucks for
the invad ing Europeans.
The slave trade developed
when the black men discov-
ered that there was money to
he made by ~e l ' i n g instead of
ki lling the priso ners when
they raided a neig hboring
village .
The Ind ians who were
brought in 10 do the work
scnl cd into enclaves. where
they avoided almost all co n-
tact with either the whites or
the blacks. They opened
stores and. by cooperating
with each other. eas ily drove
any co mpeting black or
white-owned stores out of
business.
I saw this same pattern in
Kenya. Uganda, and Tanza-
nia, when I !'irst visited the
area 35 year" ago, This was
sho rtly afte r co lonialism had
been replaced by blac k ru le.
II didn' t take long for the
black haired of the Indians to
result in their being forced by
the new blac k leaders In leave
the East African ccur uries.
and tha t led to the di sintegra-
lion of the cities and towns as
things went hack to the hush.
The while fa rmers were also
forced to leave and their
farms also wenI back to the
bush. With little 10 export.
thes e countries "kidded into
poverty.
Here in America we've seen
simi lar situations where immi-
grant groups who live in en-
clavcs and avoid a'isi milation
arc haled.
When I visited Fiji lhe is·
land was on Ihe v'erge of a
revol ution. The Fijians were
furious with the Indians, who
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