The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

voltage of between 60 and 100 mV, while that of a cancer cell has 20
mV. This was discovered by Dr Robert Becker in the 1920s (Robert
Becker, Gary Selden, "The Body Electric: Electromagnetism and the
Foundation of Life", New York, 1985).
Another French scientist, Louis Pasteur (1822 - 1895), claimed on
the other hand, that all microorganisms, both inside and outside the
body, cause diseases and must therefore be controlled by the use of
vaccines. He received enormous grants. Support of this claim was an
opportunity to make vast amounts of money while harming people.
Pasteur's main source of money was the Paris Rothschilds, in
particular Gustave Rothschild. The freemasons' intensive propaganda
has made Pasteur a household name. On his death bed (for someone
raised in a Catholic country, a most important moment), on 28
September 1895, he retracted his erroneous, simplistic theory with
the following words: "The microbes are nothing, the environment is
everything!" The freemasons did nothing to advertise this funda-
mental truth.
In the field of medical microbiology, Pasteur's theory still the basis
for combating bacteria with penicillin and other antibiotics.
In the early 1900s, a number of prominent scientists and patho-
logists swallowed millions of infectious cholera bacteria in a despe-
rate attempt to change the minds of the ruling elite of their society.
Nothing worse came of it than mild diarrhoea although the active
bacteria were proved to be already active inside the scientists. The
elite were unwilling to take notice, since they had a vested interest
in the control of microorganisms by the use of vaccines.
The medical profession has no interest in checking the facts
behind the official statement that vaccinations are most effective.
The truth is that the material available in medical literature clearly
shows that vaccinations can be totally ineffective in preventing
disease, while vitamins and minerals are reliable in that respect.
Ignorant members of the medical profession claim that vacci-
nations are the main explanation for the low rate of disease today.
Statistics show, however, that the decline in the rate of infectious
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