Clark was one of the more interesting "kooks of counting", but he fell off the map sometime in early 2003. It was shortly after he had shared with me that Don Laughlin has put a Hell's Angels contract on him for marrying and divorcing his daughter and related crimes. The first attempted hit was unsuccessful. zg
Never! z:laugh:gHe is just one of many that became scam mortgage brokers and made millions before the buble burst.:laugh:
Is it your goal to bring every nutcase you can find to this forum?
Is it your goal to bring every nutcase you can find to this forum?
Making a list, checking it twice. :laugh:Is it your goal to bring every nutcase you can find to this forum?
What's the nutty stuff? zgYou really should read that. It's nutty, but there's some interesting stuff.
I could have sworn that his book had some couponomy in it,
What's the nutty stuff? zg
Especially using conventional allopathic treatment.For one thing, saying someone can survive mesothelioma is plain ludicrous, cruel, and stupid! ... We took him to the best cancer hospital there is, MD Anderson in Houston Texas. It is a death sentence, plain and simple.
Especially using conventional allopathic treatment.
But did Clarke refer specifically to mesothelioma? I didn't see that.
Regardless, conventional treatment is ALWAYS the OPPOSITE of what the body needs. zg
The tragedy of McQueen is that he didn't die of the cancer.He specifically said Steve McQueen and that is what he had. It is from breathing asbestos. "Always" is an awful long time and I couldn't disagree more with that statement. Are you a doctor? My dad lived a year longer than Steve did (after diagnosis) and he had 'conventional' treatment.
The tragedy of McQueen is that he didn't die of the cancer.
But Clarke has a few facts wrong - McQueen's treatment was largely the Kelly Regime, now gaining credibility as the Gonzales Regime, which includes (among other things) pancreatic enzymes and coffee enemas.
What I am saying is that conventional treatment suppresses the immune system at a time when the immune system desperately needs boosting.
I don't need to be a doctor to know that conventional allopathic treatment of cancer is quackery and a racket. However there are many MDs that wholeheartedly will agree with me.
I am sorry for your loss nonetheless. zg
I could have sworn that his book had some couponomy in it,
and some AP dumpster-diving strategies too, but now it doesn't? zg
There are some good AP dumpster diving strategies out there... The Dog-Ass Johnny article over and bjforum is great for how to dive coupons.
What's the nutty stuff? zg