There is a vast difference in the economy of the technology, as opposed to any other means that can accomplish similar things. Once a device is in place, it continues to work for a very long time, at negligible cost. This fact alone is significant. 

The Rife technology is humanitarian. It is used to preserve life, without trickery and without underlying, long term detriment or side effect. It is non-partisan. Blind to race, gender, age or ethnicity and it is now cheap enough for any family to own a really good one.  

If its existence flies in the face of the propaganda of profiteers, this cannot be helped. If it is ever really suppressed, it will surely rise again and again, until such time as the wisdom of rulers is equal to its virtues. It can never be stopped altogether, because there are a score of applications in which it is the only safe approach. At times, it can become the only avenue, even for those who would deny its usefulness and try to prevent its use by others. 

The politics we, as users, bring to the table is the politics of the Rife machine. In good conscience users generally recognize that whatever positions we might assume, there are vast numbers of zealous followers of popular knowledge who will oppose those views. Therefore, no position, however moderate, is a safe one. 

It is our duty to protect this valuable personal right. We must not allow our personal opinions to so enrage our opponents that they may gain momentum amongst the powerful or the ignorant. We face opposition that has great advantage and who actually provide major funding to enforcement agencies of the government. This is not fair but it is nonetheless a fact of life. 

From this advantage our opposition could be incited to commit unequaled crimes against humanity. Crimes they will unknowingly and convulsively commit should we take up political positions that bring upon us the rage of those in power who have no real or in depth understanding of what the Rife machine is, or its importance to the well being of all mankind. 

We must remain strong and committed to our cause. But we must also be restrained in our opinions, lest we bring upon ourselves the wrath of the largely unenlightened. We must, to the best of our abilities, adhere to the "rules" of conduct which limits our actions and tempers our words. We must be vigorous in our endeavors to bring the technology to those in need, giving no false promises and no unfounded expectations. We need only be honest in our dealings and cautious in our claims. We need only represent the technology in its true light, and to believe in it at least to the extent that we permit it to become recognized by its real value and by its own merit. 

As loyal, sometimes fiercely patriotic Americans, we of all people, are most concerned with the problems. We Americans, care, and so conscientiously seek to make our nation more perfect. There are those who oppose the present administration. Such is our right, however, we often need some basic gauge by which we might form reasonable judgments.