Sorry, not those roots…especially whatever remake they came out with. ;)
But the roots of ideas, paradigms, worldviews, etc.
When the lockdowns started kicking off the tyranny was obvious to me. I at the time had a decent historical knowledge both through my major in college as well as the history I had read in my leisure. Before the lockdowns, while I was trying to become a public school teacher I had read Alexis De Tocqueville’s “Democracy in America” and one paragraph near the end stuck out to me….
“That power is absolute, minute, regular, provident, and mild. It would be like the authority of a parent if, like that authority, its object was to prepare men for manhood; but it seeks, on the contrary, to keep them in perpetual childhood: it is well content that the people should rejoice, provided they think of nothing but rejoicing. For their happiness such a government willingly labors, but it chooses to be the sole agent and the only arbiter of that happiness; it provides for their security, foresees and supplies their necessities, facilitates their pleasures, manages their principal concerns, directs their industry, regulates the descent of property, and subdivides their inheritances: what remains, but to spare them all the care of thinking and all the trouble of living?” - (p 358)
Me, after I finished this paragraph.
That quote was a prediction in the 1800s on how such a country could become despotic. When our freedoms started to be taken due to a supposed virus with a 99% survival rate I was frantic. I had previously read General Smedley Butler’s, “War Is A Racket” so I was somewhat aware of how much my service in the Marine Corps and to this country mattered in the grand scheme of things but the lockdowns made it seem even more minuscule.
So by the time I started getting into alternative theories on health my previous paradigm had been shattered to such a point that I was open to other suggestions.
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Terrain Theory
We all get sick. Coughing, sneezing, fatigue, headaches, walking through walls, etc.
But what causes this? Germ theory states that it's the microbe or more specifically a virus which is much smaller than bacteria.
Terrain theory states that it’s our way of life.
Poor Sleep
Poor Food
Poor Mood
& too much pollution( chemical or electrical)
Once the body collects enough of this gunk it will go through a period of detox expelling the chemicals and the tissue it damaged.
The less gunk you build up the less you will get sick.
The former came from Louis Pasteur, and the latter came from Antoine Bechamp.
Each paradigm has its set of proofs. But what I’ve come to realize not just in this field but others, the best proofs often come in the form of supposed evidence from the other side. You analyze their proof text and proceed to punch holes through it to demonstrate how fragile and hollow it is.
For the Terrain theory side, one of the proof texts is the Enders/Peebles Measles Isolation experiment.
Cytopathic Agents From Patients With Measles
This experiment from 1954 was run by John F Enders and Thomas C Peebles. John F Enders was a noble prize winner for his work in creating a polio vaccine by culturing1 that virus.
“Thomas H. Weller and John F. Enders had previously cultured mumps virus in non-neural tissue growing in test-tubes by suspending fragments of chick amniotic membrane in a salt solution containing components of ox serum.”
“Earlier epidemiological studies had suggested the human intestine was also capable of producing large amounts of virus, excreted in the faeces. This was confirmed by production of large quantities of virus in cultures of fetal intestinal tissue that also induced polio-like symptoms in mice.”
John F Enders
In this 1954 experiment, he and his sidekick worked to isolate the measles virus.
“Gradually all or nearly all the cells become involved in the process and eventually are destroyed.” (p 277)
The Cytopathic effect is where there’s a change in the cell structure that’s under the microscope. Why this change occurs is up for debate. But here is where we start encountering problems.
If you’re a hammer everything is a nail. If you’re a germ theorist the source of all troubles is the microbe. One’s worldview can act as a blinder to interpreting information.
“Examination of many preparations has convinced us that both these abnormalities are the result of viral multiplication.” (p 277)
Observing changes in the cells that are under the microscope can be for several reasons.
It could be due to an actual microbe/virus.
Or it could be due to a cocktail of things you throw in there as well shall see.
Or, it might undergo cytopathic changes without any interference as we shall also see.
Experiment Methods
What truths an experiment brings to light are important. But what I would be concerned about is what methods were used to bring scientists to their conclusion.
Growing up we were always told to wrap up so we don’t catch a cold or how there was a disease spreading and scientists isolated the virus to develop a vaccine to help us fight back against this invisible enemy.
I always thought this was some legit/super technical process. Something where they were able to separate the virus in a clear dish apart from everything else and administer that to someone or something and the result being sickness. But like Thanos said,
“Reality of often disappointing.”
Collection and Inoculation
Seven patients who were diagnosed with measles provided their
Throat Washings
Venus Blood
Feces
These three were prepared in three different ways
The throat washings were cotton swabed and immersed in 2 ml of milk w penicillin & streptomycin then centrifuged for one hour.
The venus blood was mixed with heparin(anticoagulant)
& the crap was mixed with antibiotics, bovine amniotic(surrounds baby during pregnancy) fluid, and then then centrifuged for one hour
Within 3.5 hours of collection and preparation they were thrown into a culture medium to observe the cytopathic effects. But what was in this culture medium?
Culture Medium
A culture medium is a liquid or gel designed to support the growth of microorganisms.
The following was in the culture medium to observe the cytopathic changes.
Bovine amniotic fluid(90%)
Beef embryo extract(5%)
Horse Serum (5%)
antibiotics
Phenol red (red dye used as a PH indicator)
“In each of the three cultures that were inoculated cytopathic changes were observed on the 7th day.” (p 280)
My honest reaction
Wouldn’t it be obvious that a clump of cells left for 7 days in a hodge podge of chemicals and dissimilar animal fluid undergo change?
What about a dish that was inoculated with tissue from something that was not diagnosed with measles?
“A second agent was obtained from an uninoculated culture of monkey kidney cells. The cytopathic changes it induced in the unstained preparations could not be distinguished with confidence from the viruses isolated from measles.” (p 285)
Proving Contagion
“In 1908, Karl Landsteiner and Irwin Popper demonstrated that polio was spread by a virus, by injecting two Old World Monkeys (Cynocephalus hamadryas and Macacus rhesus) with a suspension of spinal cord from a polio patient.”2
“An emulsion of a child’s spinal cord obtained immediately after a death from poliomyelitis can be sprayed into the nose of a susceptible monkey. The monkey will not contract polio. But if, preceding this performance, the monkey’s nose has been sprayed with argyrol, silver nitrate, cocaine, or even plain mineral oil, then infection with polio can take place like a shot. No! The nose is holy ground. Whenever possible, stay out of it.” (p 160, Strong Medicine)
I’ve gone over this briefly in other articles. But scientists will go to what I believe are absurd lengths to prove contagion.
There are other explanations out there for why our bodies become diseased. I’m not trying to convert anyone over to the terrain theory side.
My main intent is to chip away at the foundations of their ideas. The more folks realize how much pseudoscience is involved in certain foundations the less fearful we become. The more I apply terrain theory to my life the less sick I become even amidst the crazy weather changes occurring in North Texas.
Above my apartment. I’m aware that HAARP like tech is also a factor.
The better the worldview, the better the tools, and the easier it is to achieve success in anything.
Wrap Up
Is it possible that this history of “Science” made it easier to manipulate people through fear to crash the economy, guided us closer to a one-world government, and guided folks into taking their, “Remedies?”
Like that quote in the beginning…
For their happiness such a government willingly labors, but it chooses to be the sole agent and the only arbiter of that happiness; it provides for their security, foresees and supplies their necessities, facilitates their pleasures, manages their principal concerns (p 358)
This concern over microbes more than other things affords our government greater control over the people.
Does terrain theory provide all the answers to minimizing acute sickness? Maybe. But I know how much more effective it is than the alternative.
Thank you for making it to the end and let me know your thoughts below.
Ooooh! I have been wondering what horse piss might add to my daily regimen. And the Pasteur vs Bechamp story is my favorite thing to point to as my personal divurgence.
In AA, it was taught that 99% of life is out of our control(Big Pharma)and most of the remaining 1% was none of our business. That left us with little to do but travel our own terrain, controlling our Self; and having no worry for the 99+%.
The biggest frustration has been protecting myself from the poisonous percentage. But at least I have control over the thoughts I entertain--no one has figured out how to get in my head without permission.
It's almost as though they try to force results by the design of the study. Sometimes these designs fail miserably, as in the case of the 1918 flu when they tried to inoculate horses and humans with saliva and snot from sick patients. Guess what? No one got sick from this:
Ooooh! I have been wondering what horse piss might add to my daily regimen. And the Pasteur vs Bechamp story is my favorite thing to point to as my personal divurgence.
In AA, it was taught that 99% of life is out of our control(Big Pharma)and most of the remaining 1% was none of our business. That left us with little to do but travel our own terrain, controlling our Self; and having no worry for the 99+%.
The biggest frustration has been protecting myself from the poisonous percentage. But at least I have control over the thoughts I entertain--no one has figured out how to get in my head without permission.
It's almost as though they try to force results by the design of the study. Sometimes these designs fail miserably, as in the case of the 1918 flu when they tried to inoculate horses and humans with saliva and snot from sick patients. Guess what? No one got sick from this:
https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/how-flu-is-an-electrical-illness