Digest 419 Abbrev. Libertarians

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There are 4 messages in this issue.

1. (unknown) Tim and Jan Bolen <jurimed@...>

2. Re: germanium jackson <jackson@...>

3. Re: germanium Jim Lambert <jlambert@...>

4. Re: germanium " szozu " <szozu@...>

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Message: 1

Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2000 07:07:02 -0800 (PST)

From: Tim and Jan Bolen <jurimed@...>

UPDATE - The Hulda Campaign

On the 29th and 30th of this month the Kentucky branch

of the Libertarian party will sponsor a two-day event

on behalf of the Hulda campaign in Louisville,

Kentucky.

The Saturday, January 29th, 2000 program is an all-day

" Advanced Synchrometer Training " course conducted

personally by Dr. and associates. There is

advanced sign-up, and a fee. Contact " The Dr.

Research Association " at www..net, for sign-up

details.

The Sunday, January 30th, 2000 program is for the

general public and supporters are expected from around

the world. Sunday schedule - 9:00am to 5:00pm.

For more information call: 502-635-1153 Email:

Jewel@...

Proceeds for the event will go towards Dr. 's

Legal Defense Fund, and her Research foundation.

The two-day event will be held at the Holiday Inn

South I-65, Exit 128, Fern Valley Road, Louisville,

KY, (502) 964-3311.

THE PUBLIC EVENT...

This is going to be an interesting event. The

Kentucky Libertarians are " out for bear " in

establishing their national party's stance for " health

freedom, " for Election 2000, at this event. I applaud

them for it. As should we all.

I'm an Orange County California Conservative

Republican, and I want my own party to duplicate

the Libertarians stance, right now. At this time,

they are only doing so individually . There is no

doubt where Senator (and presidential candidate) Orin

Hatch stands on health issues. Dan Burton, from

Indiana, is an American hero. In California

Conservative Republican Assemblyman Steve Baldwin is

co-sponsoring AB827 (The California Health Freedom

Bill) with liberal Democrat Vasconcuellos.

But the Libertarians are leading the way, with their

national platform... Good for them...

The Kentucky Libertarian party advocates the complete

separation of medicine and state. They recognize the

individual's right to self-medication, and seek the

elimination of all government restrictions on the

right of individuals to pursue alternative forms of

health care. They believe that individuals should be

free to contract with practitioners of their choice

for all health care services.

The Libertarians opinion about health care appears to

be shared by the majority of the American population

which spent, in 1999, approximately 56.5% of its

health dollars on alternative forms of health care.

Virtually all of those dollars were " out-of-pocket " as

conventional medicine political forces have so-far

prevented payment of the fees of the much more

effective alternative health practitioners.

In their political platform, the Libertarians, a

significant national political party, are recognizing

a national movement, that state by state, is demanding

" Health Freedom. " Excellent organizations have been

formed, with major successes already completed, or in

progress. The Libertarians are the first major

American political party to recognize the real issues

in health care, and offer realistic solutions.

THE CLARK CAMPAIGN...

The campaign is far from over. There is still

the issue of the charges brought against Dr. in

Brown County, Indiana for allegedly " Practicing

Medicine Without a License, " seven years ago. The

trial, originally scheduled for February 2, 2000, has

been indefinitely postponed by Circuit court Judge

Mollo, who herself, has resigned from the

bench, and will be gone as of January 14th, 2000.

A new prosecutor has been appointed to handle the

case, and his first job will be to attempt, on

February 8th, 2000, to defend against the Defense

" Motion To

Dismiss, " in front of the newly appointed judge (who

we don't know the name of yet).

We expect the case to be dismissed at that time, as

case law in Indiana shows that any defendant has the

right to a speedy trial. They prosecution never made

any attempt (for 6 ½ years) to serve any warrant

anywhere, and Dr. was a resident of the United

States, with an address, a driver's license, a

telephone number, etc. She certainly was not a

fugitive in hiding, and had the prosecution desired to

proceed, could have done so in a reasonable amount of

time.

Currently, Dr. is continuing her work at her

research facility in Tijuana, Mexico.

WHO, OR WHAT, IS BEHIND THE CLARK ATTACK?

There has been a lot of speculation about how this

ludicrous attack on Dr. came to be. Although

there may have been other contributing factors, I

believe that earlier prosecutors (before prosecutor

Oliver married Investigator Amy Hoffman) simply

saw no merit in the case. It is my theory that Amy

Hoffman (Oliver), as an Investigator, may have gone

through training provided by the Federation of States

Medical Boards (FSMB), which in itself is horribly

infected by it's relationship with the so called

National Council Against Health Fraud (NCAHF). Any

training Hoffman received at FSMB hands would have

prejudiced her against any, and all, alternative or

leading-edge practitioners. The FSMB openly

characterizes all alternative practices as " health

fraud. "

So far - The attack on Hulda has backfired on

the opposition. The case may just be their

" Waterloo. " The NCAHF, a crackpot(?) organization

run out of the basement of a de-licensed MD in

town, PA, has taken an active role to damage

, and some say, all alternative health

practitioners. But, either they're not very good at

this campaign, or the American public has had enough

of their terrorism. For, they're not doing very well

in this case. In fact their efforts have only served

to focus health freedom activists on the source of the

overall problem. Those activists, with new awareness,

are in turn, pointing the finger, and communicating

quite well, to their elected officials, and the media

- a combination which has proven to be extremely

effective.

In California, a state which has the reputation for

leading the nation in some kinds of social changes,

health freedom activists are winning some startling

victories. It is expected that the strategies they

have used, will be used, and improved upon,

nationwide, in the health movement. It looks as though

Kentucky is already about to add a new wrinkle.

Californians actively fought for the removal of the

NCAHF from their Loma University address. The

activists won - thereby removing the NCAHF's ability

to intimate they had academic acceptance for their

medical buffoonery.

California Governor , who is listening to his

constituents, is refusing to renew the appointments

of fourteen of the existing eighteen Medical Board

dinosaurs - and is looking for a brand new board that

will serve the needs of the people.

AB827 (The California Health Freedom Bill) will be on

the floor of the legislature this year, and is

supported by both sides of the house.

SO WHAT'S THIS MEETING IN KENTUCKY ABOUT?

It's about Americans, acting like Americans, doing

what Americans do when they get concerned about

something important ... See you there. Tim Bolen

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Message: 2 Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2000 09:18:47 -0800

From: jackson <jackson@...>

Subject: Re: germanium

> I've been reading a bit about germanium lately. It is purported to increase

oxygenation to the blood and tissues.

Vitamin C is listed as the supplement to take for hypoxia on this site which has

a great search feature for health concerns:

http://www.drmorrow.com. It's a clinical nutrition site. J.

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Message: 3 Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2000 13:25:54 -0500

From: Jim Lambert <jlambert@...>

Subject: Re: germanium

Henry, go to

http://www.oxytherapy.com

and click the link for health care providers.

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Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2000 22:26:47 -0500

From: " szozu " <szozu@...>

Subject: Re: germanium

Most ACAM doctors do this. See

http://www.acam.org for a doctor in your area.

Lana

From: " Henry fronda " <henfronda@...>

I am new to the oxygen therapy world and am very much interested in the >I.V.

drip. I have heard a lot of good things about it and I am wondering where I can

get treatment. If you know of any Doctors who practice it please let me know.

thanks, hen

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