Dewayne Lee Smith wiggles and
bends and wiggles and bends, like a worm on the fishhook. So many words
to cover up the simple fact that he was caught by the FDA. Yes, the FDA
cracked down on him at his premises in Utah, USA!
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TIM/BIG Pharma Rob. Get The Facts!Jan 21, 2016,
by Delta Legal CouncilPlease Be Advised:
A PHD candidate from University of Leiden
(Netherlands), [/b]has allegedly circulated false allegations to the
FBI[/b] concerning Delta Institute International through both of his
twitter accounts, (@Rob1999, @Research_Tim).
His identity and contact information is included for your records.Summary:
Beginning
in May of 2015, Tim has continually circulated false information on our
organization that may be intended to promote physical attacks against
U.S. citizens.
False Allegations:
“Delta Institute International and the BX Protocol are an elaborate scam aimed at U.S. citizens.”
Delta
is in compliance with all international laws, and has paid for legal
reviews confirming the legitimacy of the organization that are available
to any prospective client upon request. Though
Delta Institute International is not a U.S. company, and has no offices in the United States,
Tim has openly promoted that Delta Institute has a medical clinic in
the state of Utah that offers “cure all scams” and then discloses that
U.S. employees of other companies are “fraudsters” because they provide
administrative services for Delta institute. Tim’s actions entered the
FBI’s jurisdiction at the moment he started taking “misdemeanor” mug
shots of U.S. citizens, indirectly associated with Delta Institute
International, and promoting them as felons, while distributing their
physical residences, and suggesting that they should be dealt with
accordingly.
The Facts:
Neither Delta Institute
International, or its U.S. associates, operates clinics in the United
States, although it reserves the right to legally operate in any
jurisdiction it chooses.
The BX Energy Catalyst (Delta’s
product) is not distributed to U.S. citizens, although Delta services
U.S. citizens in other areas of general wellness and support. The
following regulatory disclosures have been previously provided to the
FDA, (who did not even feel the need to request that Delta amend its
site in any manner).For more information please visit:
http://bxprotocol.com/regulatory-disclosures.phpAdmittedly,
his crimes are mostly torts. However, we do feel that the agency should
consider that his acts may be premeditated and politically motivated.
His false information based allegations could result in violence against
Delta associates residing in the United States. The fact that he is
disclosing physical contact information on individuals, while promoting
erroneous claims that the individuals are “scammers”, should be
investigated as a potential cyber-attack aimed at non-combatant U.S.
targets. We have NOT been able to rule out that he is NOT a clandestine
agent of a larger pharmaceutical consortium and request that the agency
liaise with AIVD will explore his actions.
Making false
allegations is a criminal offense and represents a blatant perversion of
the course of public justice. Tim has deliberately made false
allegations specifically designed to have innocent people investigated
and potentially harmed. Consideration could be given to an offense under
section 5(2) of the Criminal Law Act 1967, which covers wasteful
employment of the agencies resources, as well as U.S. Code. 18 U.S.C. §
2331, that may expose Tim’s actions as a form of cyber terrorism.
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Already the starting passage shows a dimwit at the keyboard:
"A PHD candidate from University of Leiden
(Netherlands), [/b]has allegedly circulated false allegations to the
FBI[/b] concerning Delta Institute International through both of his
twitter accounts, (@Rob1999, @Research_Tim).
His identity and contact information is included for your records."If
that guy from the Netherlands really contacted the FBI, then the FBI
for sure has his address. There is no need to hide the address. But what
does Dewayne Smith write?
"His identity and contact information is included for your records."By
writing this way Smiths wants people to believe that he wrote to the
FBI. But he would never do that. They are after him. And they already
were after him after cases of death of some of his victims.
Dewayne
Smith was caught by the FDA. The FDA is a national authority of the
United States of America. Only of that and of nothing else.
But Smith lies:
"the FDA is an International Food and Drug Agency, not just a U.S. jurisdictional authority" How damned stupid beyond all means is he that he believes that people with buy that?
Do note, that - at least for certain products - Smith states that he does not sell these wares in the USA.
"The BX Energy Catalyst (Delta’s product) is not distributed to U.S. citizens,
although Delta services U.S. citizens in other areas of general
wellness and support. The following regulatory disclosures have been
previously provided to the FDA, (who did not even feel the need to
request that Delta amend its site in any manner)."If he
were outside the USA he could do whatever he wants because the FDA
could not attack him in any way. His statement shows that
a) Dewayne Lee Smith is in the USA.
b) The FDA cracked down on him
c) Dewayne Lee Smith tries to cover up his whereabouts and his commercial doings.
Dewayne
Lee Smith is not only trying to avoid taxes, no, he is committing money
laundering by false declarations and by money transfers to the Cayman
Islands. Read this forum post:
http://www.myelomabeacon.com/forum/bx-protocol-delta-institute-t2692.htmlQuote 1:
"we are reluctant based upon the instructions to wire transfer $ to the Cayman Islands"
Quote 1:
"I completely blame BX for my father's early death."
Whenever
and wherever Dewayne Lee Smiths sells his crap to US citizens, he
breaks US law. All his babbling about "regulatory disclosures", etc., is
a delusion to avoid being sent to jail.
Smiths makes his
victims sign papers that they do know that his crap does not work, and
at the very same time makes promises about efficacy, curing, etc.
If
someone has cancer, this someone would sign everything, just to get the
cure, which, so he is told, will defeat the cancer. So, signing that
paper stuff is totally useless. It is only a part of a big scam, done by
law-makers and judges.
The more words Dewayne Lee Smith makes
for covering up, the more his intention is shown: He wants to deceive.
To deceive, and avoid being caught by the police.
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Regulatory Disclosures
Some
may find it interesting that Delta Institute International would place
any emphasis on FDA compliance as a non-US international business
organization with its offices, servers, doctors, and manufacturing
facilities outside of the geographical boundaries of the United States
of America.
However, it’s critical that citizens of the United States, and other western democracies, understand that
the FDA is an International Food and Drug Agency, not just a U.S. jurisdictional authority.
The FDA has operational posts in many of the 22 countries associated
with Delta Institute International Limited... It is therefore critical
that members understand the complexities related to the FDA’s Global
Task Force, and the necessity to synchronize Delta’s global model with
the FDA’s worldwide standardization of health regulation.
The
first priority for Delta is for the potential member to understand what
Delta’s products and services are, and what they are not. This is a very
complex issue as it pertains to definitions regarding drugs, medical
advice, dietary supplements, food, medical devices, and the overall
intended use of a product or technology with respect to particular
jurisdiction. Each of these must be understood in order for the
potential member to gain insight with respect to Delta’s efforts to
maintain compliance within each particular jurisdiction.
Drug Definition
SEC. 201. [21 U.S.C. 321]
(g)(1)
The term "drug" means (A) articles recognized in the official United
States Pharmacopoeia, official Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United
States, or official National Formulary, or any supplement to any of
them; and (B) articles intended for use in the diagnosis, cure,
mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease in man or other animals;
and (C) articles (other than food) intended to affect the structure or
any function of the body of man or other animals; and (D) articles
intended for use as a component of any article specified in clause (A),
(B), or (C). A food or dietary supplement for which a claim, subject to
sections 403(r)(1)(B) and 403(r)(3) or sections 403(r)(1)(B) and
403(r)(5)(D), is made in accordance with the requirements of section
403(r) is not a drug solely because the label or the labeling contains
such a claim. A food, dietary ingredient, or dietary supplement for
which a truthful and not misleading statement is made in accordance with
section 403(r)(6) is not a drug under clause (C) solely because the
label or the labeling contains such a statement.
This definition
underscores the difficulty in avoiding drug regulation. The first part
of the definition simplifies compliance to a large extent, which reads;
intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or
prevention of disease. That is easily achievable by way of the various
disclaimers, affidavits, disclosures, and education that Delta attempts
to provide its members. However, the second statement contains some very
broad language as part of the definition of a drug:
(C) articles (other than food) intended to affect the structure or any function of the body of man or other animals;
The
FDA clearly states that the regulation of supplements, for instance,
fall under a different set of regulations than those covering
conventional foods. With this in mind, we are expected to define
“unapproved drugs” as any supplement which is intended to affect any
structure or function within the human body. Under this definition, the
following dietary supplements are currently being marketed as
“unapproved drugs”:
Product Structure of Function
Marketed for Hydration and Energy Production
Marketed for Constipation and Immune Health
Seems
ludicrous, and certainly the FDA does not have a current campaign
against these products. However, the two examples illustrate the broad
powers claimed by the FDA and the need for clear and accurate
disclosures to the consumer regarding the intended use of Delta’s
dietary supplement products.
Intended Use
It is imperative
that the terms “intended use” and “indication for use” are correctly
interpreted and applied, given the vast diversity of health issues
related to members seeking enrollment. For example, a potential member
with Parkinson’s disease using a Delta distributed private label energy
catalyst (i.e. X44™, B3L™, Xtole™, etc.), must understand and receive
the disclosures related to the purposes for which the products are used,
in order for Delta to avoid misbranding violations. Regardless of what a
member’s “undisclosed intentions” are, with regard to the use of a
supplement for a specific purpose, we want punctuate the importance in
order to achieve long term survivability as an organization.
For
example, the BX Energy Catalyst, as a label specific product, is only
used under certain conditions like IRB’s, or in relation to specific
studies conducted at universities, or for other research purposes. In
the event that BX is approved as a drug one day, that does not imply
that the X44™ Energy Catalyst, for instance, can be used with the
intention of treating cancer or other pathologies.
The following
affidavit required for enrolling members may seem unnecessary, but not
from the perspective of the regulatory authorities in many jurisdictions
Labeling
Delta
Institute International Limited provides members access to its products
under private contract club membership and for research purposes under
self-administration only. The important thing to understand is that
labels have meaning. Not only from the standpoint of identity, contents,
ingredients, and disclosures, but from the perspective of intended use.
For example, BX energy catalyst should generally be viewed as a general
purpose label. The BX Energy Catalyst is not a label that is used for
instance in the U.S. or Australia. Each jurisdiction may have specific
requirements regarding labeling. Know your labels and their respective
intended uses.
BX Protocol™ vs. BX Energy Catalyst
Members
will often comment on the use of the BX. A statement may include
something like; “the bx has helped me…..”. Members should always try and
differentiate between the BX Protocol™ and the BX Energy Catalyst,
since the BX Protocol™ may include as many as 60 different components,
including conventional therapies and third party supplements or
products. A BX protocol for one individual may differ from a BX protocol
for another and is guided through individual case management and
evaluation.
Support vs. Targeted Treatment
Often members will
describe specific improvements in their pathology, and its related
symptoms, after incorporating the BX Protocol™. However, members must
understand that improvements can be derived from measures that are not
intended as a disease specific treatment. For example, most doctors
specializing in neurodegenerative disorders like Parkinson’s disease
prescribe the use of vitamin B12 and D for their patients. Patients
often report an improvement in mobility and may state that these
vitamins have specifically impacted their condition. Understanding
vitamin supplementation in the context of Parkinson’s disease as a
supportive modality would be similar to one claiming that the BX
protocol has helped their specific condition, not as a targeted therapy,
but as a supportive modality.
Cancer Treatment Centers of
America™ provides another suitable example of general health support or
optimization in the context of a specific disease. The center employs
the use of nutritional therapy, naturopathic medicine, mind body
medicine, and spiritual support, all used specifically with cancer
patients in conjunction with conventional therapies as supportive
modalities. Furthermore, in the interest of establishing this important
distinction, the law requires Delta to clearly state that our products
and services are not to be used to replace the services or instructions
of a physician or qualified health care practitioner.
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