The Biomedical Paradigm describes the underlying philosophy or pattern of thinking behind Modern Medicine. What if the Biomedical Paradigm is fundamentally flawed, resulting in 95% of Modern Medicine being scientifically and medically wrong? Doctors are mostly nice, hard-working and respectable people. But what if they are killing and injuring many, many times more people than they are healing because of their insane belief in the Biomedical Paradigm? They have already been remarkably successful in killing millions of people with vaccinations, chemotherapy and HIV-AIDS. They now want to create a medically induced bird flu pandemic that could kill tens of millions of people. They will succeed in this endeavour unless enough ordinary people understand the Horror that is the Biomedical Paradigm. The Biomedical Paradigm is the Ultimate Conspiracy because most of us, more than 99% of us, currently believe it to make common sense, to be scientific, and to be true. However there is a simple scientific explanation as to why a person gets a specific cancer or disease. Cancer is not a meaningless failure of Nature, but is rather a meaningful event, which occurs for a specific reason. Once you know this, you will no longer fear cancer nor any other disease, because you will understand it. Cancer is curable! When enough ordinary people know this easily understandable and scientific explanation for cancer, the Biomedical Paradigm will be seen for what it really is, and can then be finally overcome.

The Ultimate Conspiracy: The Biomedical Paradigm by McCumiskey, James (2008) Paperback

Science & Math

McCumiskey, James

Biological Sciences

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December 12th, 1846. At the height of the Great Hunger - the Killing Snows. As the Irish Famine came towards its climax of starvation and disease, Ireland was hit by the worst snow storm in recent history. Nothing like it had been seen in living memory, nor has it in all the years since. In 1846, the potato crop had failed for the second time, and this time the failure was total. In a panic, the Government instituted road building works as a means of paying people to buy corn. By November half a million people were working at 7 and 8 pennies a day, dropping to 2 and 3 pennies as piecework was introduced. But the weather worsened and it began to snow. In 1990, a Famine Relief payroll was discovered in a farm building in County Mayo. It covered 4 weeks in November and December 1846 in the Ox Mountains in East Mayo. It clearly showed the evidence of the reduction in wages week after week. Most horrific of all, the payroll ends abruptly in the final week as the heaviest snowstorm hit Ireland on December 12th, and the people in the mountains were cut off to starve or freeze to death. 'The Killing Snows' was inspired by this document. It is also based on the true story of the man who wrote it, of the woman who loved him and of an impossible love story played out against a setting of famine, fever and death.

The Killing Snows: A Story of the Irish Famine

Egan, Charles

Out of Ashes: Book 1 of the Grenamoya Island Series

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Smylie, Amy J.

Fantasy

Jesamiah Acorne, Captain of the Sea Witch, has received a pardon for his crimes of piracy; but is still unable to free his love Tiola Oldstagh from her unhappy marriage to Stefan van Overstratten. As a white witch Tiola has the means of saving herself but refuses to use her Craft, so Jesamiah must think of a brave solution. War is again looming between England and Spain. The Admiralty in London is desperate for intelligence reports but their spy has failed to return from the Spanish-held territory of Hispaniola. For Jesamiah to free Tiola from the clutches of her legal husband, he must undertake to find out why - a task that will not be easy, for Jesamiah is half Spanish and the Spaniards most desperately want to hang him. Political intrigue, battles at sea, piracy and romance. A white witch, a charming rogue of a pirate and a spy who turns out to be a woman intent on seducing Jesamiah, all mixed together with an element of supernatural fantasy.

Pirate Code: The Sea Witch Series (Sea Witch Chronicles)

Helen Hollick

The Tale of Findo Gask tells the story of a thief born in a ditch, raised in slums and educated by the underworld. An unregistered child with no official identity; Findo is as agile as a cat and self-effacing as a chameleon - perfect talents for a thief.  To begin with he steals only to survive, just foraging to meet his own needs - but his exploits soon become more audacious. While still only a child, Findo accidentally starts a gang war after he steals the proceeds from a major drugs deal - only to end up shoving the money through 250 anonymous letterboxes. Findo Gask becomes a thief for whom stealing is a form of self-expression: it is what he does best and, having survived mainly on his own wits, he feels no obligation to accept the rules of a society that has done nothing for him. The Tale Of Findo Gask is not a crime novel but the story of an unconventional life; it is a book about alienation, love and a desperate search for acceptance and purpose.

The Tale of Findo Gask

Literature & Fiction

Thomas, Huw

Action & Adventure

Kamakan the Vampire Slug

Huw Roberts

Set in an American coastal community the novel explores the changing dynamics of a family and the effects of an unacknowledged mental illness, suffered by Bernadette, the middle sister. Although heartbreaking at times, the story remains hopeful, as it reveals the unsaid truths that threaten to tear a family apart, and the mysterious bonds that hold them firmly together. "A wonderful depiction of a family in troubled times - heartbreaking, yet hopeful, humorous and utterly uplifting." Undiscovered Authors

Flotsam is the Stuff that Floats

Squillante, Carmen

Genre Fiction

Like Ships That Pass in the Night

Judy Clements

<p>Once upon a time in a world of black despair, Gabriella is born, cursed by a cruel trick of fate. Against all odds, she embarks on an heroic adventure, taking her through a mysterious land of darkness and light, terrible dangers and heart-warming miracles. This enchanting tale of courage, hope and love is rich in symbolism, with a poetic narrative containing a timely and redemptive message for us all.</p>

Gabriella: A Mythical Tale of Love and Transformation

Malloy, Judy

Cells

Grace, Harriet

Women's Fiction

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