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Conflict of Interest between Drug Companies and Doctors
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by Nancy O'Connor PhD)
PILLS, PILLS and MORE PILLS
We are fortunate to live in a time having medications that alleviate uncomfortable, even life threatening symptoms of physical and mental dis-ease. Yet, traditional medicine in the developed countries continue to use only ... |
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What Would Henry Ford Think About The War In Iraq?
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by Arshad Y. Khan)
Henry Ford (1863 - 1947), Founder of the Ford Motor Company and father of modern assembly lines used in mass production, made many interesting statements in his insightful, business-savvy 1922 Autobiography, "My Life and Work".
In chapter 17, he addr... |
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Americans Work, Why Doesn't America?
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by Karen Talavera)
Copyright (c) 2007 Karen Talavera
When two opposing viewpoints about American workers were emailed me in the same day this week I had to wonder: if Americans are working so hard, why isn't America working?
According to a recent article published on p... |
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Here They Come Again: Another Go Round for Wacky 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by Earl Ofari Hutchinson)
There isn't much that the 9/11 conspiracy theorists say that can or should be believed. That even includes the windy claim that their celebration in New York of the sixth anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks will be the biggest in history.... |
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Retirement in Puerto Vallarta--Could Politics Influence Paradise?
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by Jim Scherrer)
How would you like to have a really intelligent, honest and well educated president? How about a Harvard graduate? Well, would you believe that Mexico has a 12 consecutive year run of Harvard alumni presidents?
Prior to the new millennium, the Instit... |
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You're In Bad Hands With Nanny State
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by J.J. Jackson)
Thomas Jefferson wrote in his autobiography that, "Were we directed from Washington when to sow and when to reap, we should soon want bread." And boy was he ever right on that. Because since the time he wrote those words we have seen what happens whe... |
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The Bitch asks: Are Green Taxes the Golden Goose or Monty Python's Dead Parrot?
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by Michael Knell)
Well Darlings,
I'm pleased to see so many of the UK public have used their common sense and proved they are not the idiots the government take them to be. A survey carried out by YouGov for the TaxPayers' Alliance (TPA) has revealed nearly two-third... |
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Late Extra: Who Broke Into ODM Offices And WHY?
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by mmnjug@yahoo.com)
Some person or persons broke into Raila Odinga's ODM offices last night and it is clear that this was no ordinary break-in.
What political analysts are now asking themselves is who broke in and why, since it seems pretty obvious that the motive was p... |
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Tatar Jihad against Russia, & the Russian Conquest (1200-1953)
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by European Heritage Alliance)
From the European Heritage Alliance
WWW.EUROHERITAGE.NET
The region of the Crimea (today the southern tip of Ukraine) has acted for nearly a millennium as the buffer zone between the west and north (the Slavic Christian world), and the east and south... |
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TRAGEDY OF CYPRUS Rescue of Foreign Broadcast Information Service FBIS Staff
(Wed Sep 12th, 2007, by quoted from Cevdet Başaran))
THE TRAGEDY OF CYPRUS
Rescue of the US Foreign Broadcast Information Service FBIS Staff in a Military Coup
(The following is by the late A. Djev. Basharan [Cevdet Başaran], died 2007, author, FBIS rtd)
(Based on author's site www.geocities.com/c... |
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