Ian Tyszka, Author at We Are Change

Did Royal Rife Invent A Cancer Curing Machine?

Ian Tyszka — Wed, 29 Jun 2016 15:17:17 +0000

Royal Rife made astonishing scientific breakthroughs, and you probably have never heard of him.

Born in Elkhorn, Nebraska in 1888, Royal Raymond Rife studied microbiology at John Hopkins University and received an honorary degree from the University of Heidelberg.

He mastered several scientific disciplines and created his own private lab for experiments. If Rife needed a tool for an experiment, he had the mechanical inclination to make and produce it himself. Two of his greatest inventions are his universal microscope, the 6000-piece microscope capable of seeing viruses in vivo – something unheard of at the time – and his Rife machine, a frequency generator capable of destroying viruses, cancer, and infections without toxic effect to healthy cells.

At the moment, Rife’s legacy is regarded as a travesty, as greed has covered up the purpose of his greatest invention. Healthy people do not need drugs, or doctors, as frequently as sick people — so a society of healthy people will not make drug companies billions in profits a year.

Rife’s universal microscope was a microscope unlike anything at the time, with reports of magnification at 60,000x, showing live viruses. Other microscopes with capabilities to do that were electron microscopes, requiring dead samples to be used. With his intricate tool, Rife found a new assortment of organisms to catalog, including tuberculosis and cancer, using a revolutionary staining idea. Today, most dye stains use acid or aniline base stains, to literally dye cells colors for visibility, even using radioactive sugar to follow cancer cells in tests like PET for nuclear medicine. But Rife was able to use monochromatic light tuned to specific frequencies, to highlight chemical consistencies of organisms. It was through careful observation, testing, and experimenting that led to his discovery of a possible Cancer Virus, or BX. This BX, through careful inoculation, was repeatedly discovered in experimented animals, after injection of the BX virus.

Upon discovery, Rife wanted a way to treat the virus, and as so with his microscope, created the Rife Machine. This machine was based on a theory of using high radio frequencies, with his clinical beam ray reaching up to 3,000,000 Hertz. He created 5 successive ray tube machines, ranging in capabilities and capacities over a five year period. As he tuned and tinkered, he discovered that using x-ray glass, or other materials like pyrex, quartz, and glass, filled with inert gasses like helium and argon, created an effect similar to neon signs. This neon sign-style treat used a metal antenna tuned to frequencies, named resonance frequencies, and could cause the microorganisms to denature themselves. He attacked the molecules that hold the cells together, to quite literally cause them to blow up. Over the course of repeated testing, he could duplicate the reaction under his microscope, in animals, testing 400 animals, then testing humans. The end results were astonishing at the time, curing 100% of his patients with his device.

In a trial done in conjunction with the University of Southern California, and the Special Medical Research Committee, 16 terminally ill cancer patients were taken from Pasadena County Hospital, into Rife’s lab and exposed to the Rife frequency generator. After a 90 day therapy, 14 cancer patients, on the verge of death, were declared cured, and two remained 30 more days for more intensive treatment, and later declared cured. The most amazing part of this revelation is that his frequency generator had the capacity to destroy a plethora of bacteria and viruses. A banquet was held in 1931 to celebrate Rife’s extraordinary achievements, with 44 of the most recognized doctors in the country, held at the estate of Southern California American Medical Association Director, Dr. Milbank Johnson. A celebration, in the image above, in the Evening Tribune was the last of Royal Raymonds Rife’s accolades. In the following years, Rife saw everything he built, and believed in, destroyed piece by piece, thanks to the American Medical Association – and group funded by the Rockefeller family.

We can objectively look back on history, and determine clues of justification for this suppression of technology. But the rationale is of selfish greed, and lack of regard for the future of medicine and technology. To quote lyrics of rapper and activist Immortal Technique, in his song “Rich Man’s World,” he said, “No invention would benefit the world of man, ’til I have the money in my hand.”

The Head of the Journal of the American Medical Association, at the time, Morris Fishbein, sought to fight competition of the “orthodox” methods of surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy drugs for treatment of disorders. In the 1980’s, the AMA was found guilty of conspiracy to restrain competition in their attacks on chiropractors.

New methods of health care have been discouraged, restricted and in some instances eliminated by the AMA, as found by the U.S. Court of Appeals. At the time, Rife technology would have killed the drug industry, and if he could cure all diseases, the health industry would struggle to maintain a profit.

When the health and wellbeing of society were purposely maligned for the purpose of profitability, someone needed to go to jail. Today, “alternative medicine” and therapy have never been respected as viable medical procedures and laughed at among many doctors, despite a lack of scientific trials examining “new” methods.

What happened to Rife’s research? After years of several raids, a final raid confiscated research, notes, and equipment, summing up to $40,000 in value, but priceless to humanity. Rife, forced to flee, went to Mexico and died in 1971 at the age of 83. A legacy, a man that should been talked about the way we see Albert Einstein, was forced to go into hiding and run because he decided he wanted to help humanity.

Rife completely revolutionized how we could have treated diseases, but instead died because of a fatal mixture of alcohol and valium, hiding from an oppressive medical board. How do you feel about this, or other revolutionary technologies being silenced to maintain a status quo for big corporations globally? Comment down below! Share this technology with the world, so people know that we have the solutions, we just are not utilizing them!

All sources used are below, research for yourself on this scientific genius you have never heard of:

http://www.royal-rife.com/

http://www.rife.org/

http://www.rife.de/

http://www.naturalnews.com/027104_cancer_WHO_Chi.html

http://rifevideos.com/the_rife_machine-report-a_history_of_rifes_instruments_and_frequencies.html

http://rifevideos.com/royal_rife_documents.html

http://rifevideos.com/history_of_the_development_of_a_successful_treatment_for_cancer_and_other_virus_bacteria_and_fungi.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7A_9fzUP6o

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Alternatives to the Big 3 Social Network sites

Ian Tyszka — Sun, 26 Jun 2016 22:00:18 +0000

As Facebook, Twitter, and Google become pervasive in our day to day lives, issues of censorship and freedom of speech become more and more prevalent. In an aim to kick hate speech from the internet, major social media groups have begun using algorithms to combat hate speech, and thwart it in its tracks. But have the algorithms gone too far? Facebook recently had issues of trending news manipulation of conservative posts, Reddit had censorship issues on its Orlando shooting thread, and twitter has been taking down conservative accounts. So in no way are we attempting to say hate speech should be acceptable, in any form or fashion, but what defines hate speech? It is in those definitions that the gray area lies. Tech giants like Google and Facebook have the power to silence you, making you feel as though you are invisible, without having to manage it personally. Algorithms are given parameters to work within, based on the definitions set, and then Facebook will auto-censor you. Some say it is a good thing, others have major opposition. Freedom of thought and speech were inherently chosen as our first amendment, to promote the what is now considered critical thinking. With an overwhelming majority of people losing faith in the giants, here are some alternative sites for day to day tasks:

http://www.ecosia.org/

Ecosia is a search engine, that goes one step further. When their search engine is used, they help replant trees. To date, as of 6/16/2016, they have planted 4,434,700 trees, with goals to replant billions. For the ecologically mindful, this is a great way to use the internet to your advantage and make an impact on the planet, one search at a time. The site displays how many trees you, with others, have helped plant through web searches. It’s an innovative way to create a sustainable planet again.

http://diasporafoundation.org/

Diaspora is a decentralized social media network, designed with “Pods.” These pods are hubs geographically distributed, and can be hosted by any member with the capacity. The Diaspora Foundation has 3 main philosophies, decentralization, freedom, and privacy. Various subsites are made, with separate data, login, and network. You have choices, instead of everyone seeing one profile, with various subgroups.

http://www.minds.com/

Minds is an open source social network, based on transparency and anonymity. End to end encryption for privacy, open source code for transparency. Promotes free expression of ideas, and point-based system for users to promote posts. The user drives the content they see Minds based on likes, follows and shares. Endorsed by Anonymous, but not created by Anonymous. Learn more above.

http://sealion.club/

If you are looking for a site that is vocal about Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Expression, that is Twitter-style microblogging. Well, Sealion Club might be your place, they will not censor, or hinder your ability to express yourself in any way. Freedom of expression and speech are one great thing, but cyberbullying and incitement of violence toward others are another. With that in mind, express away.

http://www.invisocial.com/

Invisocial is a closed social network, where users can develop small close networks of friends, instead of hundreds of people. Some prefer the close intimate interactions, over masses of people, with the potential of using data against you. They have sophisticated 256-AES Encryption for data security,on top of a proprietary algorithm for keeping data encrypted even upon hacking. They also utilize a split identification, for logging on multiple devices.

http://aweditoria.com/views/about

Aweditoria is a content driven social platform where publishers can use small snips of text to convey messages on various topics. Fellow users can then annotate on content and share for others to see. It is an interesting idea for spreading ideas and messages for positivity, with annotation helping explain ideas better. For philosophically minded individuals, this may be a great platform for deep thoughts and great content.

We Are Change (WAC), nor the writer, endorse, support, or promote any ideas on or of these sites over another, nor have they received financial or other compensation. You are using these sites at your own risk, and We Are Change (WRC), nor the writer, are responsible for ideas expressed by others on said social media sites.