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Die Sache wird immer heißer. Jetzt schmiert jemand in den Weblog von Ventegodt, Merrick und Lees diese Einlassung:

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Anne Mayer
mailto:analecta_tox@yahoo.es

Posted 10th September 2007          
Beware of the propagandism against Hamer and against alternative theories in medicine. Some "anti-sects" groups and so-called "quackbusters" and "skeptics" are front-groups whose purpose is to spread disinformation about alternative theories using intense propaganda in websites, blogs, internet forums, etc. to confuse the public. They are in almost all the countries, but their influence is stronger in USA and Europe. Some of these quackbusters have been exposed in U.S.A. courts as you may read here: http://www.canlyme.com/quackwatch.html Also, in U.S.A. their plan have been exposed in detail: http://www.bolenreport.net/archives/planof96.htm They attack alternative theories to try to deflect the attention of the deficiencies of conventional health practiques and sell conventional medicine as the only and "scientific" alternative: http://www.noblindmen.com/Is%20US%20Health%20... Don't be fooled by those propagandists. More information about them: http://www.humanticsfoundation.com/quackwatch... http://www.healthfreedomlaw.com/ http://www.skeptizismus.de/
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Dahinter stecken Scientologen. In Deutschland ist die treibende Kraft hinter Ryke Geerd Hamer der Stuttgarter Scientologe Michael Hinz.
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