2012- A Great Year for Homeopathy’s Resurgence And Freedom To Pursue Real Science

Before discussing 2012 I think it is important to discuss some seminal events of 2011 (and 2010).

First off the skeptics movement was shown to be the gong show it was and is, and it headed to self destruction. Based on the various skeptic cults’ activities, words that come to mind about the leaders of this movement were irresponsible, fraudulent, and even criminal.

First the irresponsible public suicide attempt by members of the skeptics clubs world-wide that sent a message to all kiddies out there that we (skeptics) don’t give a shit what you do with your mommy’s medicines, natural or otherwise.

Second, a number of prominent members of the skeptics movements were caught with their pants down. (Hey not completely literally). One had made a big mistake by quoting a defunct journal in his attack on chiropractors leading to his being taken off a government board.  Another prominent skeptic author has consistently claimed he had been educated as a homeopath prior to going against it-well, turns out he told a big fat lie and has had no education in homeopathy at all. It is the reason his book is riddled with mistakes and ignorance about the principles and application of homeopathy.  This was the typical bloated fraudulent stuff that made up many skeptics’ “science” and “research” and non-expert opinions particularly about homeopathy.

There was even more exposure of the unhealthy link between leading skeptic organizations and pharmaceutical companies.

And in spite of Montagnier, a nobel prize winner being mercilessly attacked and belittled by skeptics knowing nothing about his research, the Chinese have built him a state of the art research laboratory where he can pursue his scientific research into homeopathically prepared substances without the “terrorism” as he describes it, and away from the vituperative attacks by skeptics.

And the head of a septic (oops skeptic) organization in the United States has police hovering around him for some magical criminal tricks of a board member and partner of his in his leading skeptic foundation. Another leading skeptic there, who has made dirty money out of first criticizing and then suing alternative health practitioners and manufacturers has been charged under the RICO racketeering Act.

And leading skeptic Andy Lewis (possibly aka Charlton aka Samantha aka other pseudonyms here on this blog) has admitted that homeopathy actually works but for the sake of “genuine science” and pro-fascism in science it should not be enthusiastically embraced.

And in typical skeptic fashion, in 2011, Andy Lewis was caught pretending he was an expert in veterinarian medicine in order to attempt to negate a successful homeopathic scientific study. He even went so far as to give medical advice on how to treat mastitis even though he has had zero training in veterinarian medicine or conventional medicine.

So with the skeptic movement leaders being exposed as fraudulent,  I see 2012 as a year where more scientists like real veterinarians trained with real science backgrounds who research, practice or support homeopathy, begin to come out publicly in support of homeopathy in spite of the “intellectual terrorism” and threats (even death threats like I have received) from some skeptics.

But putting the crazies and fraudulent leaders in the skeptic movement aside, there are some sincere individuals who are just plain skeptical. And this is where there is actually common ground between skeptics and homeopathic supporters. Many homeopathic supporters and even practitioners and researchers come from science backgrounds but then perceive  the corruption in the pharmaceutical industry and its corrupting affect on applied science. They also come to see the benefits, safety and profound implications of homeopathy and its application. They become consumers, practitioners, researchers and supporters of homeopathy.

Many of the more belligerent skeptics cannot admit the corruptibility of applied science particularly where corporations are involved. Many are researchers whether it is biological, physics or chemical research who have funding by major corporations at stake or are simply paid to be shills for the pharmaceutical companies.

2011 was also a great year for some successful science studies on homeopathy and I see that in 2012 there will be even more, but only  if freedom in science is protected against the tyranny of cult skeptics. Over 28,000 people in the UK signed a declaration in support of homeopathy. Please continue to support the freedom to choose homeopathy, a 200 year old system of medicine with an outstanding record of safety and efficacy.