Re: [EVGRAY] Muller

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Dear George

Thank you for good advice..
Just curious..are you too cancer survivor and if yes what type(if any)..

rgds

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On 12/18/18, george gray [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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>  Popps,
> Any cancer is easy to cure. Watch this video and follow its advice.
> Cancer Cure is Easy
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> I did a hurried video 3 years ago and left out the importance of garlic,
> which is most important, because it is...
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> Remember Garlic kills cancer, also remember cooked and processed foods feed
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> Keep the body loaded up with lots of raw garlic and only eat raw fruits and
> vegetables and water without fluoride.
> The cancer will be gone in about 6 to 8 weeks and sometimes its gone in just
> over 3 weeks but keep it up for at least 6 weeks to make sure.
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> After it's gone don't rush back to eating the way you ate before getting
> cancer.
> If you need any more advice let me know.
> George
>     On Tuesday, 18 December 2018, 7:21:54 pm AEDT, david jones
> [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi Waren
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> I apologize for to send you to question off topic but have a good reason.
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> You were writing before about some cancer treatment.
> My brother got one(sadly) on the lung adenoma cancer.
> Have you any personal experience and good scope about the subject.
> Thanks in advance
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> popp
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> On 12/16/18, Warren Keillor [email protected] [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi guysI have been going back and reviewing videos, this time, Muller
>> replications.There are some very nice projects that have been done,
>> clearly
>> running over unity.Doug's work is built on an impressively pragmatic body
>> of
>> work by many contributors, adding validity to his devices, even beyond
>> his
>> excellent videos.I find myself drawn back towards working on my
>> Romaro.Muller, and Kone, project, now, after initially being thrown off,
>> when finding Lenz's law drag.It is not quite so simple.There is a lot
>> more
>> work than hooking up a load and discovering it bogs down.This is where
>> going
>> back to roots is useful to cementing one's understanding of the entire
>> processLike all of our successful machines and circuits, it is about
>> timing,
>> and management of those waves of energyIt seems to be all about
>> harvesting,
>> holding, and re-directing differentials, from as many dimensions as one
>> can
>> muster,+,-, perhaps future, maybe past, and so on.Thus is the joyful edge
>> of
>> discovery, where we probe things that need poking at, but few even can
>> bring
>> themselves to consider the existence of that beyond their orthodox
>> education, and experience.
>> Beyond the box is a slimy mush, where we blindly feel our way, helping
>> each
>> other in turns.Anybody bothering to build some of these devices, now
>> knows
>> that free energy is more than Internet fraud, although, an amazing number
>> of
>> video makers seem to concentrate on producing bull shit, for reasons, I
>> have
>> trouble even imagining.Can positive hits pay so much?There seems to be a
>> mad
>> fervor to suck children into being bummed out by bogus devices made from
>> craft store toys, all under the promise of "free energy"Oh, I have tried
>> some of those things from well lit, carefully made, and staged, videos.
>> They
>> are not hugely expensive productions, but some upper end prosumer skills,
>> and equipment, have been used to make those videos.There is usually some
>> cheap trick involved to fake the results, rather than an honest display
>> of
>> an experiment or how to do it video.The number of these that are made, is
>> astounding.I don't see many "how to take out your own appendix" videos,
>> by
>> comparison. Which, in fact, could be more interesting, perhaps, than
>> faking
>> energy devices.Hector tends to roll into more lurid images that I would
>> rather not look into.Cheers Warren
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