Royal Raymond Rife(May 16, 1888 – August 5, 1971) became known for his claim of finding a 100% effective cure for terminalcancerand many other diseases by means of his “beam ray” device, which was supposed to work by means of causing pathogens to vibrate in resonance with an induced frequency.referenceInformation pertaining to the construction of some of Rife’s original instruments is lacking. After his death his name became associated with an increasing number of devices used inalternative medicineresearch and practice.

Contents 1 Biography 2 Rife’s microscopes 3 Cancer & Disease treatment claims 4 Claims of government cover-up 5 Re-examination of stories 6 Other devices using Rife’s name 7 References 8 External links

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Biography

Rife was born on May 16, 1888, in Elkhorn, Nebraska, and in 1913 married and moved to San Diego, where he was employed as a family chauffeur. According to some, he worked for one of the German optical companies (Zeiss or Leitz) for a few years before World War One<ref>http://www.rife.de/mscope/mscope5.htm ascribed to Neil Brown of the Science Museum, London</ref> and served in the US Navy during this war.

Rife died on August 5, 1971, in …

Bohemian Grove is a 2700 acre (11 km²) campground located in Monte Rio, California belonging to a private San Francisco-based men’s club known as the Bohemian Club, which was founded in 1872. The club’s membership includes many artists, particularly musicians, as well as many high-ranking business leaders and government officials.

The Bohemian Club holds a two-week encampment during July. Dozens of concerts, some scheduled and many impromptu are held at the grove’s amphitheaters. Original plays, musical comedies and historical dramas are presented each year. There is also an ongoing art exhibit, and lectures and talks on a wide range of topics from US foreign policy, Industry dynamics, and Science to musical history are discussed.

Contents 1 Facilities 2 Symbolism and rituals 3 Membership list 4 Quotes 5 Further reading 6 Relevant Conspiracy Discussion Threads

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Facilities

The primary activities taking place at the grove are entertainment, produced by the members of the club. Therefore, the majority of common facilities are entertainment venues. There are also sleeping quarters, or “camps” scattered throughout the grove.

• Grove Stage – it is an amphitheatre with seating for 2,000 used primarily for the Grove

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Ancient modern tools

A 75′ long trail of crisp footprints discovered in 1979, northern Tanzania, in a layer of volcanic ash dated by conventional means to be 3.6 to 3.8 million years old. Identical to those of modern humans, they appeared to be made by hominids. Mary Leakey, a fossil hunter said about them:”At least 3,600,000 years ago, in Pliocene times, what I believe to be man’s direct ancestor walked fully upright with a bipedal, free-striding gait… the form of foot was exactly the same as ours.” There is a well-shaped modern heel with a strong arch and a good ball of the foot in front of it. The big toe is in a straight line. It doesn’t stick out to the side like an ape toe. Anatomically modern human beings existed million years ago. Prehistoric man was fully human. There is the only science can do is… accept it! A human footprint can be only made by a human!…

Paul Craig Roberts, PhD – Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Treasury under Ronald Reagan, “Father of Reaganomics”, Former Associate Editor of the Wall Street Journal. Currently Chairman of the Institute for Political Economy and Research Fellow at the Independent Institute. Former William E. Simon chair in political economy, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Georgetown University. Former Senior Research Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University. Author or co-author of several books on economics and politics, including; The Supply-Side Revolution (1985), Alienation and the Soviet Economy: The Collapse of the Socialist Era (1990), The Soviet Union After Perestroika (1991), The Capitalist Revolution in Latin America (2003).

He wants Bush to be impeached now…