Ebook: Good-bye Germ Theory: Ending a Century of Medical Fraud and How to Protect Your Family

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" *Good-bye Germ Theory* is a must read for all those who love children. It is especially written for parents' education. You will learn pertinent facts about an ever growing and oppressive medical system (the Medical Cartel), that has been atternpting to control the lives of each American for over 100 years. What do they want? Consistent patterns of disease throughout all populations, not health, and total dependency on their drugs, surgeries, and other wares. Micro-chips, designed for certain aspects of population control and snuck into vaccines, can very possibly become a reality if this medical government is allowed to amass more power.

Unlike other books of its kind, *Good-bye Germ Theory* attacks the actual core of medical belief. A religious doctrine which is portrayed as science, but turns out to be more like dogmatic creed. If you disobey the doctrines of this creed, the high priests of the medical cartel will be there to punish you. A medical inquisition continues to this day, searching the globe for anyone promoting a treatment or therapy that excludes profit for the out of control pharmaceutical companies. This inquisition has eliminated dozens of low cost, very effective natural healing modalities and institutions in America and abroad.

Also unique to this book is the law research section. Parents often feel so overwhelmed with the complexities of the legal system, that they succumb to unwanted medical treatment for their children. This book will show you how to know your particular State's vaccination laws *inside-out (quite literally)*, and provide you with knowledge of empowerment for yourself and your family, so that you may, on your own as a free and sovereign American, effectively challenge any oppressive vaccination law using the many forms provided."

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It is a thousand pities that this book's well-grounded basic message is debased and undermined by the most elementary spelling, grammatical and punctuation errors that could be imagined, and those too in a purported 6th edition (example: 'Foreword' spelt 'Forward' [sic]; 'like you and I' [sic; sc.:] 'like you and me'). Further, any reader intending to use the legal remedies section should independently verify, preferably by recourse to qualified advice, anything to be relied on because some sections appear to be inspired by unfounded internet 'common law' fantasies about the UCC and alternate legal personalities designated by names spelt with LETTERS IN UPPER CASE.

The book is however valuable for drawing attention to certain source materials concerning Germ Theory -vs- Spontaneous Generation and the dangers of vaccination; see for example "Rational Bacteriology (1933; 1953) by J.R. Werner, C.W. Weiant, and R.J. Watkins, a book whose suppression even in the internet age appears almost complete.