(NaturalNews) In the world of medicine, "skeptics" claim to be the sole protectors of intellectual truth. Everyone who disagrees with them is just a quack, they insist. Briefly stated, "skeptics" are in favor of vaccines, mammograms, pharmaceuticals and chemotherapy. They are opponents of nutritional supplements, herbal medicine, chiropractic care, massage therapy, energy medicine, homeopathy, prayer and therapeutic touch.
But there's much more that you need to know about "skeptics." As you'll see below, they themselves admit they have no
consciousness and that there is no such thing as a soul, a spirit or a higher power. There is no
life after death. In fact, there's not much life
in life when you're a skeptic.
What skeptics really believe
I thought it would be interesting to find out exactly what "skeptics" actually believe, so I did a little research and pulled this information from various "skeptic"
websites. What I found will make you crack up laughing so hard that your abs will be sore for a week. Take a look...
• Skeptics believe that ALL
vaccines are safe and effective (even if they've never been tested), that ALL people should be vaccinated, even against their will, and that there is NO LIMIT to the number of vaccines a person can be safely given. So injecting all children with, for example, 900 vaccines all at the same time is believed to be perfectly safe and "good for your
health."
• Skeptics believe that fluoride
chemicals derived from the scrubbers of coal-fired power plants are really good for human health. They're so good, in fact, that they should be dumped into the
water supply so that everyone is forced to drink those chemicals, regardless of their current level of exposure to fluoride from other sources.
• Skeptics believe that many six-month-old
infants need antidepressant
drugs. In fact, they believe that people of all ages can be safely given an unlimited number of drugs all at the same time: Antidepressants, cholesterol drugs, blood pressure drugs, diabetes drugs, anti-anxiety drugs, sleeping drugs and more -- simultaneously!
• Skeptics believe that the
human body has no ability to defend itself against invading microorganism and that the only things that can save people from viral infections are
vaccines.
• Skeptics believe that pregnancy is a disease and
childbirth is a medical crisis. (They are opponents of
natural childbirth.)
• Skeptics do not believe in hypnosis. This is especially hilarious since they are all prime examples of people who are easily hypnotized by mainstream influences.
• Skeptics believe that there is no such thing as human consciousness. They do not believe in the mind; only in the physical
brain. In fact, skeptics believe that they themselves are
mindless automatons who have no free will, no soul and no consciousness whatsoever.
• Skeptics believe that DEAD
foods have exactly the same nutritional properties as LIVING foods (hilarious!).
• Skeptics believe that pesticides on the crops are safe, genetically modified foods are safe, and that any chemical
food additive approved by
the FDA is also safe. There is no advantage to buying organic food, they claim.
• Skeptics believe that water has no role in human health other than basic hydration. Water is inert, they say, and the water your toilet is identical to water from a natural spring (assuming the chemical composition is the same, anyway).
• Skeptics believe that all the phytochemicals and nutrients found in ALL plants are
inert, having absolutely no benefit whatsoever for human health. (The ignorance of this intellectual position is breathtaking...)
• Skeptics believe that the moon has no influence over life on Earth. Farming in sync with moon cycles is just superstition, they say. (So why are the cycles of life for insects, animals and humans tied to the moon, then?)
• Skeptics believe that the SUN has no role in human health other than to cause
skin cancer. They completely deny any
healing abilities of light.
• Skeptics believe that Mother Nature is incapable of synthesizing
medicines. Only drug companies can synthesize medicines, they claim. (So why do they copy molecules from
nature, then?)
• Skeptics do not believe in intuition. They believe that mothers cannot "feel" the emotions of their infants at a distance. They write off all such "psychic" events as mere coincidence.
• Skeptics believe that all healing happens from the outside, from
doctors and technical interventions. They do not believe that
patients have any ability to heal themselves. Thus, they do not ascribe any responsibility for health to patients. Rather, they believe that doctors and technicians are responsible for your health. Anyone who dismisses doctors and takes charge of their own health is therefore acting "irresponsibly," they claim.
• Skeptics believe that
cell phone radiation poses absolutely no danger to human health. A person can be exposed to unlimited cell phone
radiation without any damage whatsoever.
• Skeptics believe that aspartame and artificial chemical sweeteners can be consumed in unlimited quantities with no ill effects.
• Skeptics believe that human beings were born deficient in synthetic chemicals and that the role of pharmaceutical
companies is to "restore" those deficiencies in humans by convincing them to swallow patented pills.
• Skeptics believe that you can take unlimited
pharmaceuticals, be injected with an unlimited number of vaccines, expose yourself to unlimited medical imaging radiation, consume an unlimited quantity of chemicals in processed foods and expose yourself to an unlimited quantity of environmental chemical toxins
with absolutely no health effects whatsoever!All the
beliefs listed above were compiled from "skeptics" websites. (I'm not going to list those websites here because they don't deserve the search engine rankings, but you can find them yourself through Google, if you wish.)
Skeptics aren't consistently skeptical
If you really look closely at the beliefs of "skeptics," you discover
their skepticism is selective. They're really skeptical about some things -- like
vitamins -- but complete pushovers on others such as the scientific credibility of
drug company studies.
Here are some of the many things that "skeptics"
should be skeptical about, but aren't:
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the corruption and dishonesty in the
pharmaceutical industry. They believe whatever the drug companies say, without asking a single intelligent question.
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about medical journals. They believe whatever they read in those journals, even when much of it turns out to be complete
science fraud.
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the profit motive of the pharmaceutical
industry. They believe that drug companies are motivated by goodwill, not by profits.
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the motivations and loyalties of the
FDA. They will swallow, inject or use any product that's FDA approved, without a single reasonable thought about the actual
safety of those products.
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the safety of synthetic chemicals used in the food supply. They just swallow whatever poisons the food companies dump into the foods.
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the enormous dangers of ionizing radiation from
mammograms and CT scans. They have somehow convinced themselves that "early detection saves live" when, in reality, "early radiation causes cancer."
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the mass-drugging agenda of the psychiatric industry which wants to diagnose everyone with some sort of "mental" disorder. The skeptics just go right along with it without asking a single commonsense question about whether the human brain really needs to be "treated" with a barrage of mind-altering chemicals.
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about mercury fillings. What harm could mercury possibly do anyway? If the
ADA says they're safe, they must be!
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the demolition-style
collapse of the World Trade Center 7 building on September 11, 2001 -- a building that was never hit by airplanes. This beautifully-orchestrated collapse of a hardened structure could only have been accomplished with precision explosives. (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwSc7NPn8Ok) Astonishingly, "skeptics" have little understanding of the laws of physics. Concrete-and-steel buildings don't magically collapse in a perfect vertical demolition just because of a fire on one floor...
• Skeptics aren't skeptical about the safety of non-stick cookware, or the dangers of cleaning chemicals in the
home, or the contamination of indoor air with chemical fumes from carpets, paints and particle board furniture. To the skeptics, the more chemicals, the better!
Nature is bad, chemicals are good
Summing up the position of the "skeptics" is quite simple: Nature is bad, chemicals are good!
If we only had more chemicals injected into more babies, the world would be a better place, they say. If we could only ban all plants, herbs, vitamins and
supplements, we'd all be so much healthier because then we'd take more pharmaceuticals!
Seriously. This is what they believe. They openly admit this is their position.
And all you people drinking green smoothies, and growing your own food, and getting natural sunlight, and taking care of your own health, and drinking
herbal tea... well you're all just fools, say the skeptics. You're all just too stupid to understand "real" science. Because if you understood real science, you'd give up all those useless
herbs and superfoods and healing vegetables and you'd be taking twenty different prescription medications instead.
Then you'd be really smart, see. Because all those chemicals make you healthy and smart. A few extra
vaccine injections will make you even smarter. Then you can join the skeptics because you're smart enough at that point to understand that chemicals are the answer to all of life's problems: Depression,
anxiety, digestion, sexual performance,
sleep, even test-taking abilities... there's a chemical "solution" to every problem you might experience.
What skeptics really are
I hope it's fairly obvious to you by now that
skeptics are the most misinformed people on the planet.
They are the easiest people to fool. They're the easiest to hypnotize, too, because they lack independent
thinking skills. Rather than thinking for themselves, they have joined a "club of skeptics" where they can be told what to think and then label themselves "intelligent" for following others in the group.
These are the people who line up to be injected with useless H1N1 vaccines. (The joke is on them, of course. Those vaccines were a complete fraud...) These are the people who stand in line at the pharmacy to buy a dozen different prescriptions (costing sometimes thousands of dollars) that their doctors told them to take. These are the people who eat processed, dead junk food laced with chemicals that make them sick -- and then they wonder why they're sick. These are the people who sit at home watching television and think to themselves how smart they are because they follow the medical advice they learned in drug company advertisements.
These are the real "skeptics." They are so incredibly isolated from reality that they don't even believe in their body's own ability to heal itself.
Skeptics don't believe in a higher power of any kind: No God, no spirit, no angels, no guides, no creative force in the universe... nada. They think the universe is a cold, empty, lonely, stupid place full of soulless, mindless, zombie biological bodies who have no free will and no consciousness.
Gee, no wonder these skeptics are so misguided. They have the most pessimistic view possible. No wonder they seek to destroy themselves with chemicals -- they don't even think they're alive to begin with!
Skeptics are bent on self destruction. And they believe that when you die, the lights just go out and you cease to exist. Nothing happens after that. You're just a mindless biological
robot whose life has no meaning, no purpose, no higher self.
This is exactly what the skeptics believe. They'll even tell you so themselves!
Never argue with drones
Realizing this, it makes it so much easier to
debate with skeptics on any topic. Whatever they say, you just answer, "
WHO is saying that? Are YOU, a conscious, free-thinking person with a mind and soul saying that, or are those words simply being automatically and robotically uttered from the mouth of a bag of
bones and skin that has no mind and no soul?"
If they answer you honestly, they will have to admit that they believe they are nothing more than a robotic bag of bones and skin that is mindlessly uttering whatever nonsense happens to escape their mechanical lips. At that point, you've already won the debate because YOU have a soul, and THEY don't. You're arguing with a mindless robot.
Seriously. Think about this deeply. If you believe what the skeptics want you to believe (because they are always right, of course), then you must accept the fact that THEY have no consciousness. They are not really "alive." They are just robotic biological machines. They are
drones, in other words. And drones are not equal to a being of energy with a consciousness and a soul, inhabiting a human body with purpose and
awareness.
Never argue with drones. You only waste your time and annoy the drone.
Skeptics... zombies... drones... different words for the same thing. Soulless, mindless, lacking consciousness and free will, having no awareness of the value of life... these are the skeptics arguing for vaccines, mammograms and
chemotherapy today. They are agents of death who can only find solace in an industry of death -- the industry of modern
medicine.
About the author: Mike Adams is a consumer health advocate and award-winning journalist with a passion for teaching people how to improve their health He has authored more than 1,800 articles and dozens of reports, guides and interviews on natural health topics, reaching millions of readers with information that is saving lives and improving personal health around the world. Adams is an honest, independent journalist and accepts no money or commissions on the third-party products he writes about or the companies he promotes. In mid 2010, Adams produced NaturalNews.TV, a natural health video sharing website offering user-generated videos on nutrition, green living, fitness and more. He also founded an environmentally-friendly online retailer called BetterLifeGoods.com that uses retail profits to help support consumer advocacy programs. He's also the CEO of a highly successful email newsletter software company that develops software used to send permission email campaigns to subscribers. Adams is currently the executive director of the Consumer Wellness Center, a 501(c)3 non-profit, and enjoys outdoor activities, nature photography, Pilates and martial arts training. He's also author a large number of health books offered by Truth Publishing and is the creator of numerous reference website including NaturalPedia.com and the free downloadable Honest Food Guide. His websites also include the free reference sites HerbReference.com and HealingFoodReference.com. Adams believes in free speech, free access to nutritional supplements and the innate healing ability of the human body.
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