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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Gersh Avery who wrote (98005)	4/21/2015 8:19:05 PM
From: Gersh Avery	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 103300

Most cases of pain from cancer in the bones I can greatly reduce within 60 seconds. In the beginning, most of the time, dropping the pain to 0. For a while. I was in court in the UP last week. A woman used to have a grapefruit sized tumor hanging out of her. It was now down to the size smaller than a tennis ball. Chunks of the tumor had been falling off for months in her struggle. As she left the courtroom, she begged the police not to take the medicine that is keeping her alive. Not the court, the officer. Then they tried to qualify me as an expert. Asked if any of my work had been peer reviewed. "You arrest my peers." Being able to reproduce effects is fundamental to this "peer review" process .. No doctor is willing to risk the rest of their lives in jail to be the first. Maybe the second .. How to fly low enough for a long enough time to get the job done? Does helping the fight against cancer qualify my unorthodox methodology? I learned to be very polite about Texas LEO while I was there. I survived and figured I would praise God about that and leave. 35 .. 40 years ago, I walked into a city police station/jail. They brought this ~20 year old into the room and his eyes bugged out. "Why are you here?" "Just checking to see if you needed anything. I see your mom is here." cop leaves. "NO THERE IS A WARRANT OUT FOR YOU!!!"