In his forum Dewayne Lee Smith put together some of the most mentally bankrupt "rebuttals" imaginable.
First the piece of proof:
http://www.bxprotocolforum.com/post/specific-attacks-against-bx-7907554[*quote*]
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Delta Legal
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Registered: Jan 28
Posts: 12
Posted Jan 28 · Edited #1
Jan 26, 2016, by Dan G., J.D.
Cyber Attacks Against BX Protocol:
IMPORTANT NOTICE
We
now have information that several Ph.D. candidates from Leiden
University, in the Netherlands, are performing dissertation research on
suppression of dissent techniques. The BX protocol has honorably been
selected as the primary target for this research.
Over the past
year, Leiden University, funded by CEL (Centre of Education and
Learning), a collaboration between the universities of Leiden, Delft and
Rotterdam, has supported attacks against the BX Protocol, its founders,
affiliates, members, and associates through the following means:
1.
Deleting, modifying, misquoting, and fabricating information about the
BX Protocol, its founders, affiliates, members, and associates.
2. Obstructing research with 3 separate universities.
3. Dissemination of rumors.
4. Posing as patients in forums, social media, or other internet venues.
5. Filing formal complaints with government agencies. (Making complaints is one of their key tactics McDermott et al., 2014).
Delta
Institute, working with INTERPOL and the US Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI), has launched an investigation in order to combat
acts of cyber terrorism committed by the universtity funded students,
for alleged crimes violating international standards for online
activity.
Delta will utilize a variety of investigative tools
needed to fight this variety of cyber crime, that Big Pharma uses as an
ongoing tactic to fight against and suppress emerging health benefits
within the integrative sector.
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Delta Legal
Junior Member
Registered: Jan 28
Posts: 12
Posted Jan 28 · Edited #2
SPECIFIC ATTACKS & POINT BY POINT REBUTTAL
Jan 27, 2016, by Dan G., J.D.
Cyber Attacks Against BX Protocol:
Leiden Attack
Delta Response
The "BX Protocol" cure-all is 100% fraudulent, a total scam:
Certified
Legal Reviews are available upon request. Consider how irrational the
claim is, since 98% of our enrollments originate from trained clinical
affiliates.
Some Delta associated doctors have lost their license to practice medicine, ( e.g. Michael Lee Gerber MD)
Losing
your medical license because you refuse to allow mainstream Big Pharma
to dictate that the only treatment you can offer is the toxic trash that
lines the profits of the pharmaceutical industry is something to be
proud of. Michael Lee Gerber is one of the most well respected doctors
in the integrative health field. Quack watch is a well-known paid
disinformation service for Big Pharma.
Royal Rife was a discredited scientist
In
1934, the University of Southern California appointed a Special Medical
Research Committee to bring 16 terminal cancer patients from Pasadena
County Hospital to Rife's San Diego Laboratory and clinic for treatment.
The team included doctors and pathologists assigned to examine the
patients, if still alive, in 90 days. After the 3 months of treatment,
the Committee concluded that 14 of the patients had been completely
cured. The treatment was then adjusted and the remaining 2 also were
cured within the next 4 weeks. On November 20, 1931, forty-four of the
nation's most respected medical authorities honored Royal Rife with a
banquet billed as "The End To All Diseases" at the Pasadena estate of
Dr. Milbank Johnson. He was never discredited, unless you consider your
type of disinformation “discrediting”.
You claim that Delta has a “secret scam clinic” in the United States
This
is false, although Delta did have a clinic in the United States that
relocated to Cancun in 2013. The medical director of that clinic was
licensed in the U.S.. Their current clinic is located in the Caribbean
and that information is available to registered members upon request.
Staff-vacancies in the local classifieds pertain to a different company
all together, and have no relationship to the medical end of Delta
Institute.
Dr. Smith has a fake doctorate originating from a degree mill
Response provided from Jen@canterbury:
As a graduate and faculty member of Canterbury University, I find your perception of reality instructive.
First
of all, Canterbury University is not a degree mill, unless you consider
4 years expeditious. Just because Wikipedia says it is so, doesn't make
it true.
Consider the audience. The people in this forum are
highly disillusioned with the myopic mainstream mentality that says,
“Your Doctor Knows Best". And I quote from your wiki article about BX:
"The only claims missing here are bigger penis and more kilometres to the litre."
Is
this the type of mental dexterity that should convince the forum that
Leiden academics are somehow superior to our alternative brand of
education at Canterbury?
The fact that wiki acquiesces to the
submission of this type of article, illustrates why alternative
institutions, like Canterbury, are on the rise, while trust in
conventional universities is plummeting.
Attacks on Canterbury
Mainstream
academia indoctrinates its students into believing that they are
dissident if they do not cling to established thought.
Most
Ph.D.'s, like yourself, are procreated when conventional dogma
encounters an impressionable mind. Then as you mature, you begin to
believe that the outside world is evil and inferior if they do not
forfeit their own believes or subjugate their intellectual autonomy to
the will of the majority, (that is to say the "establishment" or
mainstream research community in this case).
The great majority
of universities do not seem to enhance the mental freedom of their
students at all, some of whom are psychologically damaged by the
experience. It may be a fair assumption that universities who claim that
chronic Lyme disease does not exist, (like yours), may have a lot in
common with mind-control cults. You may laugh, but the practices of such
cults are strangely familiar to anyone looking at academia from a safe
distance. The four fundamental cult traits of conventional universities
are: 1. Behavior Control, 2. Information Control, 3.Thought Control, and
4. Emotional Control. Is this why the testimonials on the BX Website
are repulsive?
Academia is broken, has become a meritocracy, and
offers little meaningful hope for Lyme or most other serious
pathologies, and you claim we should be worried that Dr. Smith went to
Canterbury instead of Leiden? ASTONISHING!
Canterbury University Graduates crush conventional competition
A notorious individual called Webster Kehr is an agent for BX_Protocol.
Mr.
Kehr has no direct affiliation with our protocol. However, he does run
the largest information nonprofit in the integrative world (
www.cancertutor.org)
and is considered an authority on integrative treatments. He does
advocate for the use of the BX, and is therefore a natural target of the
Leiden team.
Dr. Smith is a felon and was arrested and we have posted his mug shots all over the internet.
This
claim is false. Dr. Smith was “ticketed” in 2002 for protesting a beef
and poultry contamination. The protest was aimed at a food chain and the
USDA. When refusing to leave the property, he was written a ticket and
released. This type of misdemeanor required a “mug shot” under plea in
abeyance. NO ARREST NO CONVICTION. Dr. Smith offers no apologies and is
very proud of his actions in this instance. In 2013 Dr. Smith was
ticketed for target practicing on a gun range that had been the active
gun range in the area for nearly 20 years. The new owner of the property
requested that police start ticketing people if they came on the land.
That is his right and Dr. Smith was more than happy to pay the fine.
This was a misdemeanor trespassing charge and again under plea in
abeyance, mug shots were required. NO ARREST NO CONVICTION.
Delta Institute and BX Protocol put patients into the grave.
The
only two internet complaints that they could cite were from people that
did not do the BX protocol at all. Two other cases that they cite (who
did die) died while doing chemo therapy, and never complained once about
the BX Protocol. Consider that 30% of Delta’s enrollments for cancer
support are on hospice care. Conventional oncology has a 100% failure
rate with that population. But Leiden cites 2 cases as a justification
for Delta's destruction.AN INTERESTING FACT:
a McGill Cancer Center survey which was cited in the book “Reclaiming Our Health”, written by John Robbins:
“75%
of Americans diagnosed with cancer are said to receive chemotherapy
treatment, which is of course suggested (and prescribed) by their
oncologists…
BUT… 75% of oncologists also said that if they had cancer, they themselves would NOT use chemotherapy treatment.
Can you say HYPOCRISY?
BX protocol and Energenetix purchases their technologies from China
The
Leiden team attempts to represent that Energenetix buys cheap china
technology and then resells it at 10 times the price. The reality is
that Energenetix does purchase enclosure units from china in the
interest of saving money for its clients. However all of the circuitry
and research that goes into the “empty box” has originated from research
conducted by seasoned engineers and researchers employed by Energenetix
or related companies. The technologies are only available to certified
affiliates or Delta members.
While complaining about
the cost of Energenetix's "non medical alternative technologies", which
cost between 4-$12,000, Leiden offers no explanation for the fact that
X-ray radiation therapy machines cost $3 million each, and all their
good for is tumor promotion in the periphery. (A study conducted at the
UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center (UJCCC) describes how radiation
treatments actually promote malignancy in cancer cells instead of
eradication. read more) Leiden Team Death Threats against BX founders and associates.
Within
the intelligence community, the Leiden tactics are referred to as an
“open mark”. The idea behind the open mark is to circulate the mark in
open web format so that clandestine operatives can identify who they may
want to target. This allows the dissident suppression team to separate
their actions from covert actions aimed at “taking out the mark”.
Integrative practitioners have been the recent target of Big Pharma kill squads:
Holistic doctors found dead
29 holistic doctors poisoned
BX Protocol is involved in money laundering
False.
Any company associated with the BX Protocol, like those listed by the
Leiden team on their disinformation site, have fully audited financials
and are legally compliant within their respective jurisdiction.
Claims against Bx supporters
Approximately
1600 fabrications, character assassinations, harassment, and a variety
of defamation and personal attacks directed toward almost anyone
mentioning the BX Protocol in a positive light, have been distributed.
We do not feel the need to innumerate the details.
The attacks
have been directed mostly toward integrative practitioners in about 12
of the 18 countries that Delta has affiliates in. Their attacks are
based on distortion and falsehoods and have had the general effect of
increasing support for those being attacked.
Misc. Attacks
Many
of the attacks are not worth listing due to their nature. The following
would be considered “volume flushing”. They are meant to create a
“perceived” effect that carries a derogatory impact on the BX Protocol
through volume disinformation. Examples would include:
Dr. Smith needing to go on a diet
The BX Protocol website having spelling errors or edit changes
Listing personal information (home addresses of delta employees, information on spouses and children, etc.)
Web site registration logs, traffic tickets, company registration logs, logo design, employment adds, etc.
note:
Current web-based disinformation volume= 1.5 million words (that
equates to approximately 3000 pages. These guys are busy little bees!)
Again,
the general effect is positive for our organization. Most people that
enroll in our program are too smart to be fooled by the tactics thus
employed. We have seen an increase in enrollments as a direct result of
their campaign. Many conclude that if Leiden is suppressing on this
level, then the Bx Protocol might be doing something right. If it didn’t
work, it would not be a threat!
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SarahKitty6
Junior Member
Registered: Feb 1
Posts: 2
Posted Feb 1 #3
i
was curious when you guys would address this. I have been refitting
their crap on Twitter for like 6 months. These guys are rude as hell,
but I think your right about it actually doing more to help BX than
anything. The Twitter ads are why my friend joined. Inf act Ill tell her
to come post. Keep up the great work. Has made all the difference in
the world for me and my family. I will be forever in your debt!!. Lyme
free 18 months and counting!!
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