Vaccinations: Mankind’s Greatest Sin… Dr. Moulden at Quebec Health Freedom Conference 12 September 2009

Vaccinations: the most malignant scourge, Mankind’s greatest sin, can no longer be tolerated, only abolished, we have reached a new era of understanding. If we do not commit to a new more equitable means of controlling infectious diseases on this plane, armaggedon is at our door steps we have had our last chance.

This hits home and everyone should see it, especially parents who intend to get their children vaccinated with untested swine flu vaccines. There are way too many children today damaged by vaccines, Autism is just the tip of the iceberg.

It doesn’t hurt to get informed, ignorance does. I was ignorant once… but no more.

Do not be afraid to inform yourself. Our children are our only future and their health should be carefully guarded and kept pristine and intact. The truth is finally reaching many and the lies that we’ve been told for decades by the pharmaceutical industry have to be stopped.

It’s our jobs and responsibility as parents to inform ourselves as best as we can, this way we can make balanced decisions and use our best judgment.

— Nightfable on http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message884868/pg1

Dr. Andrew Moulden at the Health Conference Sept 12:

Part 1 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32D_nIGtSnw
Part 2 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGacmfbZYEQ
Part 3 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZHFzzyWyMI
Part 4 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5667Xv3-V4
Part 5 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC4c5UdYPUk
Part 6 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58KLLm1q0_Y
Part 7 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hUOVChsJ9w
Part 8 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96oYJ6rOABg
Part 9 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHBwyNYJUYM
Part 10 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wgyzh3KwaI
Part 11 of 11: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE8IN-G_QAo

It’s no good going to the regular city stores or supermarkets to buy organic vinegar. You need to go to the organic markets like OPTA or the weekend markets or Tiendesitas to get authentic organic vinegar.

I’ve tried organic vinegar made from NIPA, from TUBA (coconut), and from Sugar Cane.  They all have their taste and character, it depends on what you are dipping into it or if you are using it for cooking.

The best tasting coconut vinegar is Lola Conching’s a branded vinegar that is available at OPTA and from Jackie Dellota, I am sure it is available elsewhere as well, it is made in Sorsogon province. Lola Conching’s vinegar tastes so good I have to hide my bottle in my own hiding place away from the maids as they like that vinegar so much it seems like they are chugging it like beer and it’s gone in a flash.  I tell them I have gallons of the other provincial vinegars there for you, those are yours to consume freely.

When we have oysters we sometimes dip them in vinegar and we use all these different types of vinegars to see which ones taste best with oysters… I believe the tuba coconut vinegar from candelaria, quezon tastes best with oysters… the taste is delicate and not too strong like lola conching’s.

There is a man who owns several stands of this organic tuba vinegar / organic tuba alcoholic drink stands just at the border of Candelaria Quezon.  I took a picture of him and his stand.  He is unmistakable because he has a cyst on his left lower jaw.  He says organic vinegar happens when it fails to become the alcoholic drink it should become.  I asked him for the most powerful vinegar he had… first class… and it does taste first class… although it comes in a recycled plastic bottle.

Organic vinegar works the same as those apple cider vinegars being popularized in the USA.  Organic vinegar is a probiotic.  I remember Dr. Austria prescribing Lola Conching’s vinegar as a probiotic supplement.

So for those of you driving out of Manila and into the provinces, remember to stop by these nice looking stands, they are selling something very hard to find in Manila: organic vinegar.

I did a good deal of wet marketing this morning and my in-laws’ long time maid was with me to do her wet marketing as well.  It turned out the turtle hunter texted me to pick up some 6 turtles so we drove far out to the novaliches caloocan border.  This gave us some time to chat.  She reminisced her days with her old lady boss as nannie and clothes washer.

The maid remembered how unhygeinic her old boss was.  Their family habits had them saving and saving water like there’s no tomorrow.

• They would only take a bath / shower once a week!
• They would keep on wearing the same clothes for a week!
• They would wear the same grimy underwear for a week!

That is so gross.  And she described how gross it was washing those undies that at times she just threw them away.

She described how she threatened her old boss that she was not washing grimy underwear anymore, that they should change their undies every day.  That they wore the same clothes all week, that they stinked and needed to bathe more often.

Her old masters did change some ways so the maid stayed on for many years until her old boss became bankrupt due to a family squabble over the business.

More gross recounts… my wife’s family had a foreign exchange student a few years ago, a teenage girl of 16 years old… and that girl changed her grimy underwear only once a week too!!!  It was so gross she and another maid were pointing to each other as to who should wash the foreign exchange students’ undies.

The horror of it all!  Now there’s a clue to why some people are sick.  They have sick habits.

My maternal grandmother taught us to change our undies in the morning and change our undies in the evening.  And to take a shower once or twice a day.  And may I remind you not to use shampoo and only soap the crack of your butt.  Plus your soap must be organic soap.

September is durian season in the Philippines. Oh man, last week and this week me and the kids have been raiding the supermarket durian. We are buying durian every other day. And I am glad it is durian season because this fruit is FATTY.

Now if you look at http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/fruits-and-fruit-juices/2088/2 for durian analysis it says there are more carbohydrates than fat in durian, well my tummy says that durian FAT is very very filling. I get this craving to eat lots of durian… but I just cannot… it fills me up… just like that! Funny thing is I see it in the kids too… except for my 6 year old boy… he can gobble up more durian than I can.

*** I must warn you beer drinkers to not mix beer with durian. It is a persistent and true urban legend that mixing beer with durian may be fatal to your health. ***

I have observed that some people are born to love the smell and taste of durian: There’s me, my father in law, and the children… from the very first time we smelled durian it was love at first smell and first bite. We love durian smell as the car air freshener and refrigerator air freshener.

Now some people absolutely hate the smell of durian. These spoil sports are very violent about their repulsion of durian. In durian cities like davao and general santos city I have heard that hotels have a no durian policy. Durian rights! Durian rights! Durian rights!

I heard from my father in law who just flew back from general santos city and they were selling durian there at 28 pesos per kilo! Awesome! My wife’s friend and her mother at one time actually flew in to davao city to purposely go on a durian binge and flew back to manila after they had their fill.

I’m still waiting for the buy one take one offer in Tiendesitas. I hope they push through this month. Last year was bad for durians, this year promises to be better.

We buy packed durian sometimes for convenience and assurance of ripeness

This is what Durian Fruits look like