American Pastor, Robert Baldwin, Conned up to 50,000 Ugandans into Drinking Bleach by Telling Them It Was a “Gift from God”
A new series of bogus medical trials, in which desperate Ugandans were fed an industrial bleach by cultists after being told it was a “gift from God”, has been exposed, due in part to one of the organisers. Sam Little from Arlesey in Bedfordshire, who partially funded this new series of human experiments, gloated about what he had done online in the hopes of getting the same admiration as his counterparts. On questioning, Sam revealed the name of the man in charge; an American Pastor by the name of Robert Baldwin, who knew what he was doing was wrong, and went out of his way to hide his actions from the authorities. This is the story of how he was able to hide what he was doing for so long, and how he was able to poison so many people in such a small amount of time.

American pastor Robert Baldwin
Robert Baldwin is an American pastor from Burlington County, New Jersey. He trained as a student nurse, but failed to graduate after becoming disillusioned with modern medicine, favouring alternative treatments instead.
In a phone conversation with Fiona O’Leary, a campaigner against quack medicine who spoke to him whilst posing as a freelance journalist (video below), Baldwin said that he became convinced of MMS’ divine medical properties after watching the 2012 Red Cross pseudo-clinical trial video on YouTube. Soon after, Baldwin took it upon himself to travel to Uganda to both promote and distribute this toxic substance.
Worried about the possible legal ramifications of promoting MMS as a panacea, and not wanting to attract the attention of the Ugandan government, Baldwin took inspiration from the Genesis II cult and formed The Global Healing Christian Mission. This new “church” advertised itself as “using the power of almighty God” to heal the sick with “natural healing techniques”, which Baldwin imported in bulk from China. He told O’Leary that he was “directed by the Holy Spirit” to start his ministry, however, he would later go on to imply that the sole reason for creating it was for legal, rather than spiritual reasons.
Believing that God told him that he “had enough knowledge”, and that he “needed to go about getting things done”, Baldwin travelled to Uganda where he used his connections with churches in the area to promote MMS. He declined to discuss how a he, a New Jersey-based pastor, became connected to ministers in Africa, except to say that he is part of a network of Christians around the world.
Whilst in Uganda, Baldwin purposely avoided contact with medical professionals, believing that they would contact pharmaceutical companies who would then bribe officials to shut him down.
This was the same reason why he did not contact the media, despite finding a game-changing magical medical tonic with divine healing properties.
Finally, to prevent those he was conning from discovering that they were drinking an industrial bleach with no known medical applications, he rebranded MMS as “healing water”.
This also had the added bonus of avoiding the attention of social media algorithms, where he raised money through online donations.

Fundraising post on the Global Healing Christian Missions Facebook page
Under The Global Healing Christian Mission banner, Baldwin trained roughly 1,200 Ugandan clerics on how to administer the “miracle cure”. Their training on how to cure all of mans diseases lasted aproximately 7 hours, in which they were shown the 2012 Red Cross pseudo-clinical trial video, and testimony after testimony.
Baldwin, knowing the power of testimonials, encouraged those he trained to record as many as they could in the hopes of convincing others who attended his training sessions. In the video ‘GHCM President Shares the Global Healing Vision’, he talked about the importance of his trainees and how they can be used to “defeat the enemy”.
At the end of their training, they were given a certificate, bus fair, and told to distribute this cure-all to their congregation.
As an incentive to promote this industrial bleach to as many people as possible, Baldwin gave smartphones to those who were especially “committed” to spreading the bleach cure. In the video ‘Global Healing Meeting with the Pastors’, Baldwin, on camera, pledges a mobile phone to a Pastor who has “treated” 790 people.
In a later video, Baldwin informs us that Pastor Julius went on to treat 1,500 people using MMS.
To hide his actions, Baldwin told his victims that under no circumstances are they to refer to MMS as a medicine, in the hopes of avoiding the attention of the Ugandan Health Ministry.
MMS is a 28% sodium chlorite solution in distilled water that, when mixed with an acid, generates chlorine dioxide. Sodium chlorite, the compound Baldwin shipped in bulk from China, is synthesised indirectly from sodium chlorate. There is nothing natural about MMS, and contrary to what Baldwin is saying, it is made from man.
To discourage those he was training from seeking medical advice, Baldwin told them that Satan had used his powers to manipulate the drug companies to not heal the sick. He said that they only cared about making money, and encouraged his students to take control of their health from the medical establishment.
In total, Baldwin’s network gave up to 50,000 Ugandans this bogus cure-all. The reason they were so successful, other than the steps they took to hide their actions from the Ugandan authorities, was down to Baldwin’s genius idea to incorporate MMS into people’s religion. No longer was this toxic substance to be marketed as a powerful drug, it was now a gift from God! Unlike his predecessors, Baldwin did not have to rely on quack misinfomation to sell his panacea, as now he had the authority of God, who personaly told him of MMS’s biblical properties.
This is why in many of the photos taken on the training days, you will often find a bleach alter.
There is no doubt in my mind that Baldwin knew that what he was doing was wrong. Why else would he go to such extreme lengths to hide his actions from the Ugandan government and medical community. What makes it worse is that, unlike other quacks, Baldwin did not pretend that the science was on his side. He knew there was no scientific evidence to back up his ludicrous claims, but he doesn’t care because he had faith.
Baldwin, like all extreme health quacks, spouts the mantra, “pain is healing”, to his victims who are suffering from the effects of ingesting this industrial bleach. He says that the discomfort is not a direct result of your body interacting with this corrosive substance, but from toxins released from parasites within their system after it kills them. Therefore, the more cure-all tonic they ingest, the more parasites will be killed, and the more pain they will feel as their immune system and body become overwhelmed. This explanation is identical to that of Danny Glass and his turpentine therapy, Justine Iannello Haynes and her hydrogen peroxide therapy, and Jillian Mac Thi Epperly and her Jilly Juice.
Despite what Sam would have you believe in his now-deleted YouTube video, there is a reason why bleach pushers keep returning to Uganda to test their quackery on vulnerable people. The first reason is that most don’t have access to technology that would allow them to fact check what these westerners are saying. The second reason is that they know it’s easier to go under the radar of the Ugandan government. Sam himself admitted to a reporter for the Guardian that he would not be allowed to conduct his “field study” in the UK or US, and said something similar in a conversation we had. The third reason is that they know just how desperate these people are.

Sam’s response when asked if he needed permission to test MMS on people
It is not clear how Baldwin was able to fund his bleach-pushing network, as he never charged for MMS. He did accept donations through a Facebook fundraising page, though the sums of money donated seem small. What we do know is that Sam donated $10,000 of his savings to help fund Baldwin’s church and, in return, he got a front row seat to the madness that was unfolding in Uganda.
Personally, I believe that Baldwin and his cohorts saw Sam as nothing more than, for lack of a better term, a useful idiot. He was their cash cow who they kept around so long as he was paying. In Sam’s own video, which was meant to catapult him into stardom, you can see their disdain for him and, at times, you get the distinct impression that they are annoyed by his presence. They have no respect for him, and why would they? Sam was not the one bringing this magical medical cure to the people of Uganda; nor was he the one organising this “field study”. Yes, he was always the one front and center wanting to be the next big thing in the extreme alternative health world, but there was always Baldwin pulling the strings in the shadows.
Below is a picture of Sam with Robert Baldwin in the background, which is proven by a second image taken at the exact same time.
When several newspapers ran stories about the trials and the poisoning of up to 50,000 people with MMS, the Ugandan government started to take notice. In an attempt to hide the evidence of his crimes, Baldwin removed posts from his Facebook account and disabled his Global Healing Christian Mission website. When questioned why he did this if he had nothing to hide, he said he was “demonised by people who do not understand the science behind the natural medicines”.
“I had to shut everything down. I’m getting hate e-mail. People are calling me Satan,”
Luckily, I just so happened to take copies of most things Baldwin posted to his Facebook before he had time to delete them, which can be found by clicking here here.
At the moment, Baldwin, unlike his counterparts, is back home in New-Jersey, shying away from limelight hiding behind the line “I just educate. I don’t treat anybody.” While it may be true that he did not physically hold anyone down and shove bleach down their throats, he did “treat” people with this industrial bleach. He told them that it had magical properties, and that it was a gift from God, capable of not only curing malaria, but cancer, HIV, high blood pressure, blindness, and Hepatitis-B (which according to Baldwin is contracted through the sin of sexual intercourse). He treated these people and, like the snake that he is, he is lying through his teeth.
There is no happy ending to this story. Yes, as a result of attention being brought to the mass poisoning of 50,000 Ugandans, companies like Amazon are no longer allowing MMS material to be sold on their platform. Social media giants like Facebook and Youtube are also cracking down on quacks who use their sites to spread misinformation. A perfect example of this is Danny Glass, whose channel was deleted as a direct result of one of the journalists involved contacting YouTube over his potentially lethal content. And yes, we have brought more awareness to this dangerous cult, which is a good thing, but Baldwin remains a free man. Until the American government steps up and takes action against one of their citizens for conning tens of thousands of vulnerable people into drinking bleach, the message to all quacks out there is that you can do what you want to people in the developing world and get away with it!
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