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Whitley Update
Appearing briefly at the start of the show,
Whitley Strieber presented an update-- the recently alleged meeting at the UN about UFOs may not have actually taken place, he said. More
here.
Morton Analysis
First hour guest, intuitive
Sean David Morton shared analysis and predictions regarding military and economic trends. He expressed concern over the Feds flooding the market with $200 billion of "cheap capital." "What's good for Wall St. is terrible for Main St.," he commented. The U.S. is being foreclosed on and the 'Amero' (a shared currency for Mexico, Canada & America) is already being printed in Denver, he declared.
Recap
Water, Vaccines & Pharmaceuticals
Dr. Len Horowitz spoke about vaccine toxicity, the pharmaceutical industry, and bioterrorism, and also touched on the healing properties of water. The "American medical
cult—ure" has created an "Rx-Generation" where it's considered normal to take a pill for every ill, and then more medications to treat the side effects brought on the first prescriptions, he commented. Portions of his documentary
In Lies We Trust, which examines the "military-medical-petrochemical-pharmaceutical profiteers," are available for free viewing on
YouTube.
Authorities recently conceded there was a connection between vaccines and autism in a
case involving a young girl. Horowitz said that newborns are needlessly injected with the Hepatitis B vaccine and exposed to heavy metal toxicities and amino acid poisons. Vaccines make children more susceptible to auto-immune diseases and cancer, he argued.
Following up on Dr. Masaru Emoto's groundbreaking work on water, Horowitz said that water is alive and has consciousness-- the image of an embryo and umbilical cord was seen in a water molecule, he noted. Polluted water loses its sacred geometrical structure, but water that still has its energy can be used to heal, he continued. In particular, he recommended the product
Oxysilver as an immunity-building alternative to vaccines.
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The 'Creepy Gnome'
People in an Argentinean town are said to be frightened by a "creepy gnome" who stalks the streets at night. The short person or midget wears a pointy hat and has an unusual sideways walk. For more, including video footage, visit
The Sun.