Guest guest Posted April 20, 2005 Report Posted April 20, 2005 Hi Thanks for all these confirmed precisions especially concerning the Ergonom which is decidedly not the Rife micro. and not working on the same principles.Others forget that important fact just to mention this one. Consequently Kurt `virus´is not the BX virus.He agrees with that me too and I bet you too.Beyond any optic knowledge its just common sense. I realize now that some people think when one sample is seen through any defined micro. that sample will be seen and exist forever through far much advanced machine with different principles.It is just not the case.I am really puzzled why this is so much difficult to understand. Anyway this being said I hope Kurt works will be one day permitted to be known to the public.From now on I will pass over that BX story,promess,having better to do and will reply offlist to . Best Alan --- wrote: > > Hi Alan and , > I think that this argument should be halted here. > Based on my knowledge of > both of you, you are both experienced researchers > and more so than this > exchange of Emails would suggest. > > Let us return to mutual respect and working together > to add to the common > knowledge of the Rife community. > > I happen to know that Alan has personally seen the > Ergonom microscopes some > time ago as 's father has also done (I took him > there). > > I have spoken to Kurt Olbrich a few times about the > cancer virus which Kurt > has documented in great detail. However, Kurt does > not use the terms BX or > BY for the cancer virus he has researched. I will > ask him for pictures of > this virus for release to this group. However, this > may take some time as I > know he is very busy at the moment. > > Kurt tells me that he can detect cancer in blood up > to 5 years in advance. > Cancer can also be slowed or even stopped by getting > the Ph level of the > blood to be neutral or alkaline. It is acidic blood > which the cancer virus > lives in. > > The Ergonom microscopes are NOT Rife microscopes and > do not work on the same > principles. There are a few similarities like the > use of parallel light > paths that never cross. The Ergonom has capabilities > like variable depth of > field, ability to focus through thick layers and > being very ease of use > which were lacking in the Rife microscope. The > Ergonom can also simulate the > method used by Rife to determine which frequencies > of light an organism > resonates with (as demonstrated in the Pleomorphism > film). > > Regarding Kurt Olbrich talking to others like him - > he has been doing this > for years and I am often surprised how well informed > he is about what others > are doing. He seems to have his spies everywhere! > > One thing I wish to add is that unlike other > microscope manufactures, Kurt > is willing and able to provide information and > knowledge onto the Rife > community through me. I do not see such information > or cooperation > forthcoming from any others involved in high power > optical microscopes! > > Regards > > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2005 Report Posted April 21, 2005 I think it's the other way around, acidic blood is bad news. Rife himself said in the tapes that he could make cancer in anyone by changing the body's pH. Dave Tiong Lee Kong, (Assoc Prof) wrote: > > Hi, this email below is confusing. I just read peter's email that it is > in acidic blood that one finds cancer virus, but email here is talking > about more alkaline, worse prognosis. How to interpret? Kind advice is > appreciated. Thanks very much. > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2005 Report Posted April 21, 2005 Hi Allan and : Reading your comments some times is kind of confusing due to naming virus conventions (I don't now if there is any). I write this to try to make it easy to ralate Virus codes and descriptions. I find it more easy to understand if I read BX as the original Virus, later if somobody (Kurt) comes with a different animal but related (it means: may be different) to the BX in the pleomorfic chain, this could be higher (+1; or a) or lower(-1; or -a) version. This way we know from where we can start with. If anybody comes with a complete different name or code that is already described, here is were the confusion starts and suplemental description should be filled in to relate both, when it is not really necessary. Later we can make a table for the BX code as a heading and below all the versions with their descriptions if necessary. Regards, Horacio Lange Alan Petit wrote: >Hi >Thanks for all these confirmed precisions especially >concerning the Ergonom which is decidedly not the Rife >micro. and not working on the same principles.Others >forget that important fact just to mention this one. >Consequently Kurt `virus´is not the BX virus.He agrees >with that me too and I bet you too.Beyond any optic >knowledge its just common sense. >I realize now that some people think when one sample >is seen through any defined micro. that sample will be >seen and exist forever through far much advanced >machine with different principles.It is just not the >case.I am really puzzled why this is so much difficult >to understand. >Anyway this being said I hope Kurt works will be one >day permitted to be known to the public.From now on I >will pass over that BX story,promess,having better to >do and will reply offlist to . >Best >Alan >--- wrote: > > > >>Hi Alan and , >>I think that this argument should be halted here. >>Based on my knowledge of >>both of you, you are both experienced researchers >>and more so than this >>exchange of Emails would suggest. >> >>Let us return to mutual respect and working together >>to add to the common >>knowledge of the Rife community. >> >>I happen to know that Alan has personally seen the >>Ergonom microscopes some >>time ago as 's father has also done (I took him >>there). >> >>I have spoken to Kurt Olbrich a few times about the >>cancer virus which Kurt >>has documented in great detail. However, Kurt does >>not use the terms BX or >>BY for the cancer virus he has researched. I will >>ask him for pictures of >>this virus for release to this group. However, this >>may take some time as I >>know he is very busy at the moment. >> >>Kurt tells me that he can detect cancer in blood up >>to 5 years in advance. >>Cancer can also be slowed or even stopped by getting >>the Ph level of the >>blood to be neutral or alkaline. It is acidic blood >>which the cancer virus >>lives in. >> >>The Ergonom microscopes are NOT Rife microscopes and >>do not work on the same >>principles. There are a few similarities like the >>use of parallel light >>paths that never cross. The Ergonom has capabilities >>like variable depth of >>field, ability to focus through thick layers and >>being very ease of use >>which were lacking in the Rife microscope. The >>Ergonom can also simulate the >>method used by Rife to determine which frequencies >>of light an organism >>resonates with (as demonstrated in the Pleomorphism >>film). >> >>Regarding Kurt Olbrich talking to others like him - >>he has been doing this >>for years and I am often surprised how well informed >>he is about what others >>are doing. He seems to have his spies everywhere! >> >>One thing I wish to add is that unlike other >>microscope manufactures, Kurt >>is willing and able to provide information and >>knowledge onto the Rife >>community through me. I do not see such information >>or cooperation >>forthcoming from any others involved in high power >>optical microscopes! >> >>Regards >> >> >> Quote
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