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Subject: VFU- Greeking and Propaganda in Visual Media - update 100214 - with attached files

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Media Anonymous Meetings and MeditationWalk

Sunday, 10-02-14 11:52 AM

Herbal Birth Control, Minus ZPG, Propaganda and Greeking in Media

update 100214 :

Bcc VFU* Foundation Course et al:

Re.: VFU* & -ZPG v. UNESCO and the 3R's - The hidden agendas of the global drug / media monopoly

Why seven billion inhabitants of the planet do not know about herbal emmenagogues (free and natural birth control without the need for abortions)

Emmenagogues are substances which have the ability to provoke menstruation. They can work in a variety of ways, but the end result is menstruation. Its action can be mild or strong depending on he herb. Most abortifacient herbs have been classified as emmenagogues since the 1400's by authors who for whatever reason did not want to be direct when describing the herbs abilities. Most often this was to avoid persecution during the witch hunts, when possessing such knowledge could be fatal.

While most abortifacient herbs are classified as emmenagogues. Not all emmenagogues will cause abortion. These two categories of herbs are difficult to separate because in truth they do overlap. An emmenagogue is an herb which encourages menstrual bleeding, and abortifacient herbs do this as well, but when dealing with pregnancy many emmenagogues are not strong enough to cause the pregnancy to abort, they can however in individuals with a weak constitution, or where the fertilized egg is not healthy and likely to abort on its own. When menstruation is delayed for easons other than pregnancy, often mild emmenagogues are enough to get the flow going again.

quote from SisterZeus.com

See : http://de-school.net/MFT_2008/MFTv31n2/index364.html

and

The Universal Free Youth (Child) Foundation / Institute (t.m.)(inc.)

Amendments to the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Children

http://de-school.net/MFT_2008/MFTv31n2/mftv32n1_index.html