The corporate news media is now stooping to
new lows, sending reporters using false identities to infiltrate colloidal
silver-related Facebook groups in order to entice group members into making
medical claims for the nutritional supplement.
Once a Facebook group has been infiltrated, the reporters then post completely fictitious but heart-wrenching sob stories, claiming to have relatives with serious health problems – this, in an attempt to lure group members into responding with advice on how to resolve the illness using colloidal silver.
The goal is to be able to report that “illegal medical claims” are being made on the Facebook forum. In short, the corporate news media is now joining hand-in-hand with the medical bureaucrats in enforcing Big Pharma’s monopoly on information about health and healing.
Once a Facebook group has been infiltrated, the reporters then post completely fictitious but heart-wrenching sob stories, claiming to have relatives with serious health problems – this, in an attempt to lure group members into responding with advice on how to resolve the illness using colloidal silver.
The goal is to be able to report that “illegal medical claims” are being made on the Facebook forum. In short, the corporate news media is now joining hand-in-hand with the medical bureaucrats in enforcing Big Pharma’s monopoly on information about health and healing.
Here’s the inside scoop on this developing
story…
Hi, Steve Barwick
here, for The Silver Edge..
The corporate news
media – scum that they all-too-often are – have been sending reporters to entrap
people on Facebook into making medical claims about colloidal silver.
This of course is
part of the news media’s ongoing campaign to discredit colloidal silver usage
in light of the recent revelation that an agency of the U.S. Department of Defense
had conducted a test tube study in which nanosilver was demonstrated to halt
the Ebola virus from replicating inside infected cells (see study overview, here).
Since the Ebola
outbreak and the subsequent spread of the disease to the U.S., however, online
discussion of the DOD study has been vilified in the media as an attempt to “bring
false hope” to Ebola victims, and “sell snake oil” to people fearful of Ebola’s
potential spread.
No Ebola “Cure”
Of course, as I previously
wrote, in an article
entitled “FDA Ready to Bring the Hammer Down on Colloidal Silver Vendors?”
there is quite literally ZERO definitive evidence for claims that colloidal
silver is a “cure” for Ebola.
After all, the
DOD-related study was only a test tube
study, and not a human study. And
therefore, it cannot be used as proof that colloidal silver works against
Ebola.
But as I insisted
then – and I continue to insist now
-- people have the right to openly discuss and debate all issues regarding the nutritional supplements they use,
including colloidal silver.
That’s one reason
why I formed the Colloidal
Silver Secrets Community on Facebook several years ago, so such issues could
be widely discussed and openly debated in a public form.
Indeed, it was on the
Colloidal Silver Secrets Community on Facebook that the now-infamous DOD study
was originally posted some two years ago,
long before it was mysteriously scrubbed from all government-related internet venues
earlier this year when the Ebola crisis broke out in full force.
Entrapment
In recent weeks, however,
the news media has been sending reporters to surreptitiously join colloidal
silver forums on Facebook.
The reporters -- using phony Facebook profiles – are told to ask blatant medical questions in an attempt to goad unwitting group members into making statements about colloidal silver usage that could be construed as “medical advice.”
Indeed, these reporters, who are violating Facebook policies by using phony Facebook profiles, have been posting completely fake but heart-wrenching emotional stories such as this one which I recently scrubbed from the Colloidal Silver Secrets Community on Facebook:
The reporters -- using phony Facebook profiles – are told to ask blatant medical questions in an attempt to goad unwitting group members into making statements about colloidal silver usage that could be construed as “medical advice.”
Indeed, these reporters, who are violating Facebook policies by using phony Facebook profiles, have been posting completely fake but heart-wrenching emotional stories such as this one which I recently scrubbed from the Colloidal Silver Secrets Community on Facebook:
"My wife has cancer and is
dying, and the doctors say there's nothing left they can do about it. We have six little children who need their
mommy. How can I use colloidal silver to
save my poor wife, for the sake of the children?”
That’s pure
entrapment, of course. The slimy reporters are cunningly tugging on people’s deepest
emotions in a deceitful effort to lure them into saying anything that could be
construed as “medical advice.”
Worse yet, in their news
articles these reporters even brag about using such despicably deceptive means
of inducing people to respond.
As one reporter openly
bragged: “We used a fake username and claimed a female relative is seriously ill
with breast and liver cancer. We affirmed that neither surgery nor chemotherapy
have helped, and that doctors have given her a short time left to live.”
Once the reporters
have posted their phony but emotion-laden stories on a Facebook colloidal
silver forum, they then take screen shots of the comments, and use those screen
shots as evidence from which to write sensationalistic news
articles claiming that “snake oil salesmen” on Facebook are “making big money
by giving false hope to dying people.”
A New Low for the Corporate Media
This, of course, demonstrates
with great clarity the new low the corporate media has sunk to in its ongoing,
incestuous relationship with Big Pharma, from which it derives some $4.8 billion per year in advertising revenue according
to the U.S. Government Accounting Office.
As we’ve all seen in
the past, the news arm of corporate media outlets is often used to denigrate
the use of nutritional supplements, particularly popular supplements people may
be taking for enhanced health and well-being instead of using Big Pharma’s
toxic prescription drugs.
Sensationalistic
scare stories designed to herd people away from natural health and straight into
the arms of Big Pharma are published or broadcast on a regular basis by the corporate
news media.
Of course, you have practically
zero deaths from natural substances like colloidal silver over the past – what?
– 60 years or more. And you have something like 106,000 deaths per year – each and every year, in the U.S. alone – from Big Pharma’s toxic prescription
drugs which constitute the bulk of advertising revenue for the corporate media.
But of course, that incestuous
big-dollar relationship between Big Pharma and the corporate media is never
mentioned by their news outlets when they rail against natural health products. And neither are the real-life heartbreaking
stories of what those 106,000 deaths per year from prescription drugs are doing
to real-life families like yours and mine.
It just demonstrates
the two-faced, hypocritical nature of the corporate news media today, where
over a million deaths every ten years from prescription drugs – in the U.S.
alone -- gets virtually no news
coverage whatsoever, but let some poor guy on a Facebook group get duped by a
reporter into trying to help a supposedly sick, dying individual and he’s publicly
lambasted in the media as a “fraud,” a “charlatan” and a “snake oil salesman
out to make a buck.”
This clearly demonstrates the low-life,
back-alley nature of the corporate media beast.
No Medical Advice
Nevertheless, as a
reminder to readers who might also be members of the Colloidal
Silver Secrets Community on Facebook, medical advice is not allowed on that
forum. That’s because forum members are not doctors or medical practitioners of
any kind, and make no claims to be.
Indeed, no one on
the Colloidal Silver Secrets Community on Facebook is qualified to tell you how
to use colloidal silver to cure a serious illness or disease, or even to
recommend colloidal silver as a “cure” for a disease someone might be suffering
from. By FDA regulations, colloidal
silver is a nutritional supplement, and not a drug. Period.
The Colloidal Silver
Secrets Community on Facebook is simply a forum in which people gather to
publicly discuss and debate the use of colloidal silver as a nutritional
adjunct to their health and well-being.
This, much as other
online forums are designed to allow people to discuss their experiences with herbs,
minerals, vitamins, boats, cars, clothing lines, computer games or any other
conceivable subject.
Last time I looked, discussing ones personal nutritional supplement usage and the perceived benefits being gained from it is still legal under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Last time I looked, discussing ones personal nutritional supplement usage and the perceived benefits being gained from it is still legal under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Yes, that’s the very
same First Amendment that protects the corporate news media itself, even when
they pimp themselves out to Big Pharma under the guise of “investigative
journalism.”
The difference is that Facebook groups and other online forums are generally open and honest about their purposes and motives, whereas the bought-and-paid-for corporate news media is completely disingenuous about their own purposes and motives in attacking nutritional supplements like colloidal silver, as well as other natural health regimens.
The difference is that Facebook groups and other online forums are generally open and honest about their purposes and motives, whereas the bought-and-paid-for corporate news media is completely disingenuous about their own purposes and motives in attacking nutritional supplements like colloidal silver, as well as other natural health regimens.
More Hypocrisy and Corruption
Oh, and by the way,
in February of 2014 the U.S. Food & Drug Administration – acting under
obvious pressure from Big Pharma -- took the very first steps in the regulatory
process to make sure the public would no longer have to listen to the long
litany of risks and side effects of prescription drugs in media advertising.
Isn’t that
sweet?
The medical
authorities claim they’re concerned that the long disclosure of prescription
drug side effects in TV, radio, magazine and newspaper ads are just a bit too
tedious for the average individual, and might “result in reduced consumer comprehension, minimization of important
risk information and, potentially, therapeutic noncompliance due to fear of
side effects.”
In other words, the
medical authorities are afraid if you know what the side effects of the drugs
are, you’d never use them. So they no
longer want you to know what the real
risks of prescription drugs are, or even how many different risks there are.
They just want you to obediently take your drugs like good little boys
and girls.
And don’t dare seek information
about natural health alternatives in online communities. That’s strictly verboten, mind you. “We have people watching.”
Such is the world we
live in, folks, where the corporate criminals hide their heinous crimes through
regulatory manipulation, and then use their shills in the corporate news media to
try to make criminals of people who simply want to discuss alternative means of
staying healthy and well.
- Learn what others are saying about colloidal silver usage at this link.
- Join the Colloidal Silver Secrets Group on Facebook, at this link.
- Learn how to make your own high-quality colloidal silver quickly and easily, in the comfort and privacy of your own home, for less than 36 cents a quart, at this link.
Meanwhile, I’ll be back next week with another great article on
colloidal silver….
Yours for the safe, sane and responsible
use of colloidal silver,
Steve Barwick, author
The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual
The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual
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