12-31-2018, 03:36 PM
@"Ninurta", I just took my title from the article title. Confusing? Ask them.
As for the dangers: People need to read the fine print, which most don't; they may not realize what all they are "selling". I know it's not the company's fault; they put it there in black and white, but people don't take the time to read pages and pages of legal disclaimers.
As for the dangers of using our DNA in the pharmaceutical industry, you would have had to hear some of the stories told by insiders who work in these type of labs to realize what they are doing. I'm talking about the programs that go on underground, not things the "normal" public would hear about. According to the whistle-blowers, they take a person's DNA and mix it with all kinds of other life forms just to see what the result would be. Sometimes it's not pretty. There is an island off all to itself where some of these experiments take place, and also underground bases.
And I can assure you, if they do find a better way to treat diseases, it will be left out of the reports and swept under the rug.
I watched a documentary with a man who used to work in a lab for a pharmaceutical company several years ago. He said he found a cure for cancer, I believe it was (or some other life-threatening disease), and when he turned it over to his boss, his boss told him to destroy the evidence he had found. He told him what kept the lab in business was "hunting" a cure, not "finding" a cure.
My "guess" is that they will find a better way to treat some ailments, but these will have side affects that create something else that needs medication, just like they do now. They MUST have a way to keep pushing the pills on us for this or that to stay in business.
It's all a money racket. They don't care about making us well.
As for the dangers: People need to read the fine print, which most don't; they may not realize what all they are "selling". I know it's not the company's fault; they put it there in black and white, but people don't take the time to read pages and pages of legal disclaimers.
As for the dangers of using our DNA in the pharmaceutical industry, you would have had to hear some of the stories told by insiders who work in these type of labs to realize what they are doing. I'm talking about the programs that go on underground, not things the "normal" public would hear about. According to the whistle-blowers, they take a person's DNA and mix it with all kinds of other life forms just to see what the result would be. Sometimes it's not pretty. There is an island off all to itself where some of these experiments take place, and also underground bases.
And I can assure you, if they do find a better way to treat diseases, it will be left out of the reports and swept under the rug.
I watched a documentary with a man who used to work in a lab for a pharmaceutical company several years ago. He said he found a cure for cancer, I believe it was (or some other life-threatening disease), and when he turned it over to his boss, his boss told him to destroy the evidence he had found. He told him what kept the lab in business was "hunting" a cure, not "finding" a cure.
My "guess" is that they will find a better way to treat some ailments, but these will have side affects that create something else that needs medication, just like they do now. They MUST have a way to keep pushing the pills on us for this or that to stay in business.
It's all a money racket. They don't care about making us well.