Alternative Medicine and Conspiracy Theories
So I didn't used to believe all of that.
I used to think-
It, it's hard to comprehend, I think
... that all of this was conspiracy theories.
When I was a nurse working for Kaiser in graduate school, I mean,
I really was just a normal girl married to an awesome dude, and
we had two kids, and like, I was just the, like, most normal, like,
like, American dream liver that you could think of.
And,
and then after I left my job and we started traveling and I started
doing all this advocacy work, do you know how many people I met
who they themselves or their partners were targeted and destroyed
for curing cancer?
Excuse me?
While I was traveling around the United States work-- going and
giving speak, speaking publicly about what
was happening in the
hospital, I met practitioners from all over the
United
States who are working in alternative modalities of healing,
curative medicine.
I met, in that time, about 18 months, I met
six different practitioners who either they
themselves or their partners were targeted
by the pharmaceutical industry.
They were threatened. Some of them died,
and some of them were put-
Like what? Poisoned?
A lot of them were, uh, suspicious
suicides.
Suic- Okay. As usual.
And, uh, and then a couple of them were imprisoned
for, uh, fraudulent charges that didn't exist.
Like what?
Uh, one of them was imprisoned for tax
evasion, which it was,
it, it was created. The, the guy has no idea how.
They, they set him up somehow. They set him up to look
like he, he was committing tax fraud, but he has no idea-
For millions or thousands of dollars?
Uh, they do this with, with, um, with ch-
crimes against children too. So I know another guy who had,
uh, videos planted on his computer.
Child porn?
Yes.
A practitioner who was curing cancer,
they didn't want him to continue working because his work was changing the
world,
so they set him up.
And this is not the first... So the...
I used to believe that these were all conspiracy theories, and then I
sat across the table from these people and looked at them in the face as they
told
me what happened.
So-
Any of those people were MDs?
Yes, absolutely.
MDs?
Most of them were.
Medical doctors?
As a matter of fact, every single one.
So they're not just some kind of a-
Every single one of those six
... lunatics or hippies.
No, they were curing cancer,
and the pharmaceutical industry didn't want wind of that getting out to the
public because they were making waves
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