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“Jehovah’s Witnesses” has been declared an extremist group in Russia due to refusal of blood transfusion. – Ocean water not only can be replaced with blood but can cure intractable diseases?
According to the article below, “Jehovah’s
Witnesses” have been declared an extremist group and all of its activity has
been banned in Russia. As described in the article, it seems that many members
of the group refuse blood transfusion for religious reasons. Reportedly, it
violates Russian law.
However, it seems necessary to listen to
Jehovah’s Witnesses’ claim. Watch the video below. Surprisingly, it is said
that intractable diseases can be cured with transfusion of a large amount of
ocean water. Apparently, ocean water works to put human body back to initiate
state. If this information is the truth, it is really a revolution. I suppose
that this information on ocean water is highly credible because as is the case
for cannabis, it is intentionally concealed.
April
23, 2017
Masatoshi
Takeshita
Note:
Shanti-phula has indicated some parts of
the following text in black boldface type or in red letters.
English translation of the Japanese version
of Sputnik – April 22, 2017 –
Russian
Supreme Court declares Jehovah’s Witnesses ‘extremist group’
According
to Sputnik, the Russian Supreme Court declared the “Russian
headquarters of Jehovah’s Witnesses” an extremist group and banned all of its activity.
The Russian Supreme Court accepted the claim by the Justice Ministry. The Supreme Court declared the “Russian headquarters of Jehovah’s Witnesses” an
extremist group and ordered to close the headquarters and ban all of its activity.
Earlier the Russian
Justice Ministry claimed that Jehovah’s Witnesses prohibits their members from blood
transfusion for religious reasons and violates the
“anti-extremism law.”
It turns out that the Russian Supreme Court
has accepted the Russian Justice Ministry’s claim. Furthermore, the Court
decided to seize all property of the headquarters.
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Distribute by YouTube – February 10,
2015 –
A
person disappears from Wikipedia because “if plain ocean water can produce a
cure, modern medicine will make no profit”
<Summary translation of the video>
A too great person, Rene Quinton
(1866-1925), a physiologist, was about to be erased from history.
He opened about 70 clinics in France from
1907 until 1910. He saved the lives of more than 500,000 people. He used ocean
water therapy to treat epidemic diseases such as cholera, typhus and lymphoma.
He made an experiment on his dog by
replacing the dog’s blood with ocean water. In this experiment he proved that
ocean water is the same in composition and function as blood. He proved an
astounding fact: “Ocean water has excellent characteristics to work on internal
function of life.”
He wanted to prove that it is possible to
have white blood cells, one of the most hypersensitive cells, live even in
ocean water, with which blood is replaced inside the body. He concluded that
ocean water is the source to activate life.
Although his experiment received acclaim
from the world, the medical society responded strongly against it. In spite of
such backrush, he adopted ocean water therapy. In those days, Pasture was the
hero of the times. He focused on attacking the cause of disease. On the other
side, Quinton aimed to holistically restore human body to original state. There
was a big difference in the concept of symptom between modern medicine and
Quinton. Symptom was considered to be equal to disease in modern medicine, but
Quinton considered symptom to be healing response. Symptomatic therapy adopted
in modern medicine has led to a vicious cycle, that is, chronicity of diseases.
Modern medicine has praised Pasture but
deliberately ignored Quinton. That’s because if plain ocean water can produce a
cure, modern medicine will make no profit.
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