and Clayton in Cheyenne Wyoming in Clayton what's up
hi Tom I I
say we need and asthmatics settlement
the border skill the earth and are ritually
rewarded arm I have exceptionally severe asthma
and now high blood pressure uncontrolled diabetes
so gallbladder issues and things like that all from the
in over 40 years of medicines you know Dec 2012 day
out and I live in poverty
so arm I have an IQ 136
and above my income is down at the
very very bottom from I've been coming in eight states I mean it's it's it's as
close as you can get
for the top student anyway
arm how can we get this going and asthmatics
settlement some kinda by arm you know sort of a class action suit
a right asthmatics versus the borders because they've
basically killed us and yeah I as much as my has
arm exploded in the United States over the past 50 years
there interestingly the air was far more polluted fifty years ago than it is now
and and for the fifty years preceding that arm
and asthma was rising but not like it has
in the last 50 years and so their
are some epidemiologists and
in fact I there's a whole chapter about this in a book I wrote called threshold
some epidemiologists are suggesting that it's not so much the pollution that's
causing asthma
as it is the body asthma is a
autoimmune response is the body you know thinking that it's attacking the
pollution but it ends up attacking the body itself and
industry in cells and that that
that's the consequence of are not having parasites that back when we had
that typically kids would get pinworms I
people had acquire arms people had a you know
if there is kinda parasites these parasites a
live in the intestine and they produce a
chemicals that down regulate the human immune system
so that we don't expel them and weak Co evolved with them
these parasites are found in in virtually every
up homo species a and and and primate species all the way back all the way
down the lemurs
their purses like this and we have de Paris
we've de wormed ourselves the last 50 years and
that thats cause in the ass but now that's that's
that is something that you might want to look into number one
and number two i I say that because a I actually know a fellow who
now a had had to leave the United States
moved to the UK who makes a living celine
parasites the to people to take
therapeutically and again I wrote about in my book and
I he's curing people love as by I N and helping people with a mouse
and all kinds a you know these autoimmune disorders it's really quite
remarkable
are now that's one category of response the other category is yes these
polluters are destroying the Earth
and it's not just causing asthma its its you know I mean it's causing storms and
and you know taking out cities and things like that in
and so i think that the first thing we have to do is identify the fact that
there is a cost
to carbon pollution and that ranges from asthma and cancer on the health side
to things like you know global warming in and superstorm sandy on the
on the and the planetary side and we need to associate a real cost with that
carbon
and I should start out at probably ten to fifteen dollars a tonne
and and go up by ten dollars every year or two
until it gets to over a hundred dollars a tonne word than
at which points reflecting its real cost and that will cause us
as a society to move away from carbon-based fuels and then cycle all
that money back
to we the people so everybody gets a check just like in Canada everybody gets
a two thousand dollar
a year check from the Canada are back into alaska know ask a permanent fund
I'm cycle at money back as a check to
to everybody in the country so that people can you know for to pay for more
expensive gasoline
and for to pay for you know moving from a
gas turbine car to an electric car for example I'm a concerns Clayton
I yes are but I was wondering if there's any way we can
initiate something right away I i don't know how much time I have left on
yeah you know living and well thats attacks that's a question for somebody
like my
might happen Tonio I do you know he he does that kinda thing for a living
I know I did call their office already yeah
they are swamped with love
BP BP cases I and that's right he's working on that right now
and almond but but to I was gonna say a one point I
felt that Alamos kinda like I am
you know kinda like the opposite have aids because aids is kind of like a
declining
immune system and as much as an overactive immune that's correct
overactive it'll kill us by closing on everything
that's correct that's absolutely correct and that's the and that's why
arm I'm not offering advice to you personally
but I would say anybody who's can confronting that should do it
Google auto immune therapies arm
and and how home in thick H E L MI and thic therapy because I have
personally seen I personally know people
who have had who had severe asthma
I mean just like be dunno you know
potentially lethal severe asthma who have been
cured if that's the correct word by
by the judicious and careful and by the way these are prescribed in
in the German health care system arm year they
to or a eggs for these worms
common little bottles that look like your drug vials
you know and their sterile and they're safe in all its kinda stuff
arm so any or Mike Mike
my goal is a financial disincentive for polluting
yes I'm I'm getting into clean energy faster i'm absolutely with you on that
and and I don't know that you that you can
you know you might mmm no I I just don't know where to begin on that we
other than working toward a carbon tax I i think that there are so many wrongs
that are being perpetrated
by these companies that that we just need to be screaming about Clayton 10
thanks a lot for the call
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