Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 REPPED: president bush has finally announced to the nation that we are faced with a "...potentially devastating outbreak of infectious disease." We're talking about the bird flu, of course. And the big story on bird flu is simply this: your government cannot protect you from it.
Our President said as much in the November 1, 2005 statement from the White House: "While your government will do much to prepare for a pandemic, individual action and individual responsibility are necessary for the success of any measures. |
| But I am saying that my own bird flu survival plan is a simple, effective, natural one that does not require me put my health into the hands of president bush. (Scary thought, huh?)
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Too Profitable to CureBrent Hoadley, Ph.D.
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| Remember, president bush has used his power to keep the U.S. from being a member of the ICC. What a serendipitous move on the part of president bush, since many of these greedy corporate terrorists reside within the confines of the U.S. Headlines like the ones listed below are every bit as terroristic as "Car bomb explodes killing 3 in the Gaza strip!"
• Mother Jones, Vol. 28, No. 5, Sept.-Oct. Doping Kids. Adam Stutz.
• CBS News, 5/2/04. Super Resistant Superbugs.
• PRNewswire Association LLC, 7/14/04. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 While president bush wishes for greenhouse gas emissions reductions, the international community is wishing president bush would set measurable emissions caps -- something he has been reluctant to do because after he ran out of fingers and toes, he could no longer count the tons of CO2 actually being produced. That's why all polluters in the U.S. are officially recorded as producing exactly ten tons of CO2 annually.
The economy vs. the environment
The argument about cutting greenhouse gas emissions has long focused on the economy vs. the environment. |
Mark Schapiro
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 Procter & Gamble was also a major supporter of President Bush's successful effort in 2005 to shift jurisdiction over many corporate liability trials to the federal level, considered far less receptive to citizen's suits than state courts. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 But the world opinion of America has already suffered a severe setback under the leaderhip of president bush, and in time, the world will reject American intellectual property, the American medicine scam and the harmful effects of American foods and beverages.
History will reveal America to be a nation that burned itself out on drugs, debt spending and junk foods, destroying the health its own people until its population could hardly even reproduce without medical intervention. |
Andreas Moritz
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 Despite a 2004 campaign promise to the contrary, president bush promised to veto the HHS-Labor-Education Appropriations Bill, which includes a measure to ban childhood flu vaccines that contain thimerosal because of cost concerns. As for now, despite the warnings, flu vaccines which contain thimerosal continue to be recommended for all pregnant women, infants and children, even though the Institute of Medicine recommended in 2001 that these population groups not be exposed to thimerosal-containing vaccines. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Margaret Thatcher" can be reworked to say, "That great charmer," and "President Bush of the USA" can be reordered to read, "A fresh one, but he's stupid."
I wonder what interested phrases might be found by reordering the letters in, "Food and Drug Administration?" To find out, I used various online anagram generators and scoured the results to come up with these interesting FDA anagrams:
Anagrams for "Food and Drug Administration"
SAD NATION FROM DRUG ADDITION
(Note that by throwing in an extra "C" this could read "addiction" instead of addition. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 S. law. president bush will unfortunately never be charged as a murderer, even though his war actions clearly qualify him as a mass murderer (if you kill just one person, it's called murder, but if you kill a hundred thousand, it's called war).
How about the international laws against the use of weapons of mass destruction? Once again, the United States is openly engaged in the use of such weapons -- depleted uranium shells being used right now in Iraq and Afghanistan. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 If it were, John Kerry, president bush and practically elected official in the country should be arrested. They're all far more annoying than Meyer.
Additional information from the courts:
"Each person has the right to resist an unlawful arrest. In such a case, the person attempting the arrest stands in the position of a wrongdoer and may be resisted by the use of force, as in self- defense." (State v. Mobley, 240 N.C. 476, 83 S.E. 2d 100).
Why did the bystanders not assist Meyer? |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 So far, the Republicans are winning by a long shot. president bush has put the nation in deeper debt than any president in history, and there always seems to be another excuse to justify even more deficit spending. There are all sorts of crises that can be sold to the voters as a reason for more spending. These include war, a terrorist threat, healthcare crises, epidemic crises and even a prescription drug crisis. The latter "crisis" was used by president bush to get voter support for his massive, Medicare-funded, prescription drug handout program, which is now a national disaster. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Listening to drug-company funded researchers talk about nutritional science is a lot like listening to president bush talk about peace: There is simply no connection with reality.
There is no health announcement too absurd for the mainstream media to print. If the American Medical Association declared water to be harmful to human health, the media would run the story without asking a single question. |
Mark Schapiro
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| We know that there is a different America out there than the views expressed by president bush on the environment."15
Donkers has traveled the country, talking with representatives of every conceivable industry—chemical, electronic, plastic, cosmetic, aerospace, automobile, medical, and countless others—who are the primary producers and consumers of chemicals that are being placed under more stringent review in Europe. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 The Bush Administration has practically outlawed science and recently announced a new policy requiring that all scientific papers be personally reviewed by president bush himself. From now on, only those papers receiving gold star happy face stickers will be allowed to be published in scientific journals. Watch for exciting upcoming topics like "Why sewage runs downhill" and "1001 new uses for oil."
What censorship? |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 Click here to see our CounterThink cartoon on President Bush's price negotiations with drug companies.)
What's wrong with America's health care system?
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SiCKO creator Michael Moore answers that all-important question in his best documentary yet. Forget whatever criticism you may have heard about SiCKO -- this is a Michael Moore masterpiece: A courageous, impactful and outrageous documentary that exposes the arrogance of modern medicine and the utter failure of America's corporate-controlled sick care system to provide decent health care to the people. |
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| These are the same scientific minds who have been advising president bush on environmental policy over the last several years and who have convinced the President to announce a greenhouse gas emissions reduction plan that essentially offers no reductions.
Which is sort of like writing a recipe book that lists no ingredients. Or riffing on stage with rock band Linkin Park and then realizing you're only playing the air guitar. Bush is clearly playing air guitar with environmental policy, and he's jamming out tunes that nobody else can hear (because they only exist in his own head). |
| Lawmakers were quick to leap on the obvious weakness in President Bush's ambitious plan. Rep. Ron Paul, a commonsense Congressman gaining popularity among those Americans who still have any brains left, pointed out that, "When Kennedy announced a plan to send a man to the moon, they actually built a rocket. Under Bush's plan, I suppose we could have just asked everybody to wish a man to the moon and skipped the rest. |
| There's no reason to believe the same effort of Wishful Thinking won't also produce a second miracle." president bush also said he watched "The Secret" and is now invoking the power of intention to end global warming in a way that won't harm the economy. |
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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 On the other hand, if world leaders really wanted to kill everyone, they could just force the population to watch endless reruns of televised speeches from president bush, and that would drive countless voters to kill themselves far more quickly.
But suppose the theories have an element of truth? Mandating the killing of fresh foods would certainly be an effective way to accelerate the diseasification and death of the population. It's also a great cover story: "We're killing all your food to HELP you! Because we care! |
David Steinman
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 For the life of me, I can't figure out why president bush isn't more proactive on the environment. . . . The truth is that only God knows if greenhouse gases and vehicle emissions are changing the climate, but everybody knows that the fewer emissions there are, the better it is for the planet. So why don't we stop all the nonsense and work toward that goal, instead of playing politics with the environment?
While this might sound like a routine attack from the left, in fact the author of this quote is none other than Bill O'Reilly of the Fox News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor. |
Too Profitable to CureBrent Hoadley, Ph.D.
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| Instead, I will share with you, the juror, the kind of letter I would write to president bush if I had any reason to believe it would be read.
Dear Mr. President:
Call me naive, but I believe you are basically a decent person. Unfortunately, you have made some unwise choices in selecting your advisors. Consequently, some despicable characters have been placed in positions of power, positions where they can do tremendous harm to those most in need of protection. |
Michael J. Panzner
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 But not only lenders disrupted the economy from its normal cyclical course; central bankers, politicians—including president bush and the Republican-controlled Congress, by way of several first-term tax cuts—and others also acquiesced to the demands of struggling constituencies. By failing to alleviate the excesses that had built up during previous years, and by allowing overextended individuals and shaky businesses to continue borrowing and spending without taking imbalances into account, these public and private sector enablers laid the groundwork for an even more calamitous ending. |
Mark Schapiro
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| AmCham EU's managing director Susan Danger told me that she and a delegation of the group's members met with Gray in Washington and discussed REACH in the fall of 2005—two months after his nomination by president bush, and four months before he moved from Washington to Brussels.4' In February 2006, Gray took his agenda across the sea with all the strings of diplomatic influence at his disposal. REACH was on the top of his agenda. "In the person of C. |
Gary Null and Amy McDonald
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 Despite their usefulness in shedding light on a subject still considered shameful, the Surgeon General's Report, the World Health Organization alarm, and President Bush's commission fall far short of what they might have been. Nowhere do they mention the connection between mind and body, which is the starting point of all holistic medicine. |
J. Douglas Bremner
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 The Texas Medication Algorithm Project (TMAP), which was developed while president bush was governor of Texas, was cited as a model.
Developed in 1995 by a consortium of pharmaceutical-industry representatives, state mental-health facilities, and the University of Texas, TMAP recommends first-line use of patented medications for treatment of mental disorders in spite of the fact that there is no evidence that they are better than older medications. |
Mark Schapiro
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| From Washington, however, president bush signaled that the struggle was far from over: He nominated a man to be the new U.S. ambassador to the European Union who was tailor-made for killing or weakening REACH before it was passed into law. C. Boyden Gray, a veteran Republican operative and an heir to the RJ Reynolds tobacco fortune, had spent a career in and out of government rewriting the rules of environmental risk to reduce oversight of business. Now he was given the chance to take that agenda overseas.
Gray began his assault on U.S. |
| She promised —four years after president bush had signed POPS—the State Department's willingness to "working closely" with Congress to ratify the treaty and make the necessary changes to U.S. law to conform to its requirements.19
Within a week, the EPA received notice that lindane's distributors in the United States were "voluntarily withdrawing" their registration for lindane.20 The same day, July 27, 2006, the EPA announced it was withdrawing lindane registration for all uses in U.S. agriculture. |
| Chemicals that had already been banned in the United States, president bush warned, could come back to Americans in their food; he promised a rapid ratification by the Senate. At first glance, the treaty posed minimal threat to the status quo; in essence, it formalized the elimination of chemicals that had been, for the most part, banned from use in the United States and in Europe for more than a decade. |
Too Profitable to CureBrent Hoadley, Ph.D.
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| What a serendipitous move on the part of president bush, since many of these greedy corporate terrorists reside within the confines of the U.S. Headlines like the ones listed below are every bit as terroristic as "Car bomb explodes killing 3 in the Gaza strip!"
• Mother Jones, Vol. 28, No. 5, Sept.-Oct. Doping Kids. Adam Stutz.
• CBS News, 5/2/04. Super Resistant Superbugs.
• PRNewswire Association LLC, 7/14/04. Class Action Lawsuit Against Major Drug Manufacturers Overcharging Disabled and Homeless for Drugs. |
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