"What Doctors Don't Tell You"

[icyfroth]

What Doctors Don’t Tell You magazine pulled from supermarket shelves

A magazine spouting “complimentary therapies and alternative medicines” and telling readers how to protect themselves from 5G has been yanked from Coles and Woolworths shelves nationwide.

The decision on the April-May 2020 edition of What Doctors Don’t Tell You was made on Tuesday afternoon after Sydney 2GB radio host Ben Fordham expressed outrage at it being stocked in Australia’s two biggest supermarkets.

He said the publication was “filled with dangerous misinformation”, “dodgy medical advice” and “full of all the usual conspiracy theories”.

The front cover of the edition shared by Fordham hints at articles on healing spines without surgery, healing diabetes and “healing your heart after a heart attack”.

“Protect yourself from Wi-Fi and 5G, a step-by-step guide to staying safe,” another headline states.

https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/what-doctors-dont-tell-you-magazine-pulled-from-supe...

There goes "Freedom of Speech"...

[debra9275]

But newsagents ARE "mainstream" for magazines.. coles and woolies have always carried a fairly limited variety of magazines.. their main business is groceries

perhaps ben fordham has done this magazine an advertising favour..  I've never seen it or heard of it before, but I won't go looking for it either

 ben fordham, alan jones and  ray hadley have absolutely no power over any decisions I make

[icyfroth]

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@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

Icyfroth wrote: The ones losing their rights are the public, who are no longer able to execise their right to purchase this magazine from their local supermarket. Thanks to Ben Fordham who used his broadcasting power to supress another media entity.

Fact: The public has never had the right to buy anything they like from anywhere they like.

Fact: supermarkets have always had the right to decided what products they will sell.

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Fact: The public,  who think they have freedom of choice, speech and expression, are led by the nose.

Baaaa...

[debra9275]

Oh well, Icy, don't be a sheep.. if you really want to read the magazine,go buy it from a newsagent and don't let ben fordham influence you

[icyfroth]

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@debra9275 wrote:

But newsagents ARE "mainstream" for magazines.. coles and woolies have always carried a fairly limited variety of magazines.. their main business is groceries

Thing is, most ppl do one-stop shopping. So if they can get their newspapers and fave magazines from the supermarket instead of making another stop at the newsagent's, they will.

Yes, Coles and Woolie's main business is groceries, but their other sneaky underhand business is to put small retailers like Fruiterers, Bakers, and ta..dah! NEWSAGENTS, out of business.

perhaps ben fordham has done this magazine an advertising favour..  I've never seen it or heard of it before, but I won't go looking for it either.

Well neither will I, but no, he hasn't done it an advertising favour, in the long run. Ppl may buy a copy now, just out of curiosity, but most ppl will forget about it,  if they don't see it on the racks.

 ben fordham, alan jones and  ray hadley have absolutely no power over any decisions I make.

I'm sure they will be devastated about that.

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[icyfroth]

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@davidc4430 wrote:

anti virus raygun check

5G protection check

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dumb.

[domino-710]

LOL - it is possible to venture further than Coles or Woolies - for exciting reading material.

[icyfroth]

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@domino-710 wrote:

LOL - it is possible to venture further than Coles or Woolies - for exciting reading material.

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Of course...but most ppl like a one-stop-shop, and the major retailers know this.

So do the bully-boy broadcasters.

LOL!

[4channel]

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@cyfroth wrote:

Ppl probably would never have heard of it before they'd seen it in the magazine racks. Benny Fordham quickly saw to it that it was removed from public view. Before the public could actually get a light-bulb moment and think of alternatives to the endless drugs they're taking and fattening the profits of the pharmaceuticals.

Exactly. It hasn't been banned. Obviously because it's contents are not harmful. So why would Ben Fordham feel he has the right to shame Coles and Woolies into taking it off their shelves? Flexing his journalistic muscle?

Another example of the media controlling public opinion.

Sure, one can buy "What The Doctors Don't Tell You" elsewhere, I imagine Newsagents would stock it. Or you could go online.

But media pressure has ensured it's no longer "mainstream".

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Well put icyfroth and a terrifying realization of where we could be heading.

Here's an example of what can happen when there's a blackout and the public are denied info because someone decides they shouldn't know.

Spoiler

You may know about this but others wouldn't

The ethnic cleansing you haven’t heard about

Here’s a fascinating piece in The National by Justin Vogt about Diego Garcia, the little-known U.S. outpost in the Indian Ocean. Vogt retells the sordid tale of the island’s transformation from sleepy British colony to military way station: By 1963, when American planners resolved to build a base in the Chagos Archipelago, the islands were ...
By Blake Hounshell | May 22, 2009, 12:53 PM

 https://foreignpolicy.com/2009/05/22/the-ethnic-cleansing-you-havent-heard-about/

And the film by Mr. Pilger

Stealing A Nation

http://johnpilger.com/videos/stealing-a-nation

[domino-710]

Well - the go to - one stop shoppe for this mag - is available online - and probably not printed in Singapore. lol

[debra9275]

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@debra9275 wrote:

But newsagents ARE "mainstream" for magazines.. coles and woolies have always carried a fairly limited variety of magazines.. their main business is groceries

Thing is, most ppl do one-stop shopping. So if they can get their newspapers and fave magazines from the supermarket instead of making another stop at the newsagent's, they will.

Yes, Coles and Woolie's main business is groceries, but their other sneaky underhand business is to put small retailers like Fruiterers, Bakers, and ta..dah! NEWSAGENTS, out of business.

perhaps ben fordham has done this magazine an advertising favour..  I've never seen it or heard of it before, but I won't go looking for it either.

Well neither will I, but no, he hasn't done it an advertising favour, in the long run. Ppl may buy a copy now, just out of curiosity, but most ppl will forget about it,  if they don't see it on the racks.

 ben fordham, alan jones and  ray hadley have absolutely no power over any decisions I make.

I'm sure they will be devastated about that.

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I disagree that most people do "one stop shopping"

we sure don't..we frequent lots of small retailers as well as coles and woolies