@EricLDaugh@HarmeetKDhillon The tally machines are flipping hundreds of thousands of votes at a time. They have illegal modems installed. Hope that’s being addressed.
@kill_timber@NicHulscher Although Rife was not sued DIRECTLY by the AMA, Morris Fishbien, Editor of their journal, was a long-time antagonist of Rife’s, and expelled great efforts to try and stop his technique being used by doctors
https://t.co/dJmQkw1rUH
@kill_timber@NicHulscher Rife had one of the most advanced and well-stocked private medical research laboratories in the US, funded by the Timkin family of San Diego.
https://t.co/IfLM5yhrBa
@kill_timber@NicHulscher Rife designed the most advanced pre-war microscopes, some consisting of thousands of parts, and these were constructed in Germany by Zeiss, to his specifications. While contemporary units were limited to approx. 16,000 power, Rife’s could magnify to about 70,000 power.
@kill_timber@NicHulscher Very few machines used today are actually capable of producing frequencies as Rife did. That doesn’t not mean they are all useless.
“Oncotherm” systems, used internationally, use a process of frequencies and heat (to which cancer is vulnerable) to destroy tumors.
@kill_timber@NicHulscher Royal Raymond Rife cured 16 terminal cancer and TB patients from Pasadena Hospital in a trial at the Scripps Institute in 1934 using frequencies alone. 100% cure rate for the small study.
He was sued and destroyed by the AMA. The greatest medical researcher in history.