B>INOCULATION: - "My poor aunt has often told me, with tears in her eyes, how I was nearly starved by a nurse who had lost her milk… From one dangerous malady, the small-pox. I was indeed rescued by the practice of inoculation, which had recently been introduced into England and was still opposed by medical, religious and even political prejudice.” (21)

These words are from Edward Gibbon who wrote Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. I will have to do a book on that if I live long enough (It has since been done and it is called The Rising Roman Empire.). What right does government and its leaders have to prevent healing? What kind of society blames a 'nurse' for such things? Why did Gibbon and Hume express such hatred and prejudice against the Irish?

There is no area of social engineering that escapes the process of our real leadership. In the matter of inoculations and homeopathy we can look to the war including the FDA and how the AMA fought with them against Homeopaths and in support of getting people 'hooked' on drugs. This is no crude remark, it is a fact. In the 19th century doctors pushing opiates like laudanum gradually got society to look to them for medical answers. At this time Coca-Cola had cocaine in it. Some observers call the medical model of this time 'the killing trade'. It can be argued it is worse in the present day, but fortunately people are becoming more informed and aware of what alternatives there are.