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  • Too many babies without eyes in Iraq as a result of depleted Uranium bombs
    12 February 2008 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Edward De Sutter 26/05/2001 source : Dutch Journal Medical Science
    Source: Nederlands Tijdschrift Geneeskunde, 2001, 26 mei; 145(21), blz.1024 (Dutch Journal Medical Science, 26 May, 2001; 145(21), p.1024) Iraq: Too many babies without eyes
    Mohammed A. Salman, an eye surgeon from Baghdad, is reporting via the internet about the phenomenon anophthalmos: babies who have been born with only one eye or who are missing both eyes. This is a rare anomaly, which normally exists at 1 of the 50 (…)

  • Tamiflu-resistant flu found in Canada and U.S.
    2 February 2008 par (Open-Publishing)

    Tamiflu-resistant flu found in Canada and U.S.
    CTV.ca News Staff Updated: Fri. Feb. 1 2008 12:34 PM ET
    The main flu virus circulating in Canada and the United States has shown "elevated resistance" to the antiviral drug Tamiflu, the World Health Organization said on Friday.
    In Canada, 8 out of 81 samples showed resistance — more than a 10 per cent resistance rate, a WHO spokesperson said
    Normally, just under one per cent of flu viruses would be expected to be resistant to the (…)

  • Americas Drug War - Must see shockumentary - Never broadcasted before
    27 January 2008 par (Open-Publishing)

    Americas Drug War - Must see shockumentary - Never broadcasted before
    Reposted from EEEKSSSS
    This is a video of the drug war and the governments involvement in it, this video has never been seen before BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC and it is the best of its kind you will ever see period.
    You will see some very well known and famous people in this video, ron paul is one, tommy chong aka chong from cheech and chong IN a video directly from him from prison and so so much more, dont miss this one. (…)

  • Vomiting bug ’hits three million’
    12 January 2008 par (Open-Publishing)

    Vomiting bug ’hits three million’ Almost three million people have been affected by the norovirus stomach bug so far this winter, figures suggest.
    Surveillance from the Health Protection Agency shows cases in England and Wales are double those seen last year.
    Doctors advise people to stay at home for 48 hours after symptoms have gone to cut the risk of the bug spreading.
    The HPA said the norovirus season began unusually early. For every one of the 1,922 reported cases, it is (…)

  • Newscast’s Chemtrail Investigation Reveals Dangerous Aerosolized Compounds
    9 January 2008 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Take a deep breath!
    http://www.blacklistednews.com/view.asp?ID=5217
    Local news station KSLA in Shreveport, Louisiana investigated a strange substance found by a man from the Arkansas-Lousiana-Texas border, which the man collected on the ground from a chemtrail overhead. He noticed the crisscrossed cloud-like lines in the sky as well as the unusual residue it left behind on vehicles after descending in a "haze."
    KSLA’s Jeff Ferrell noted that these chemtrails "do not fade away like a (…)

  • Media Blackout Ordered As UK Begins Mass Burials
    6 January 2008 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Media Blackout Ordered As UK Begins Mass Burials
    January 6, 2008
    By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
    Disturbing reports from Britain today are showing that their government has invoked their dreaded Official Secrets Act as a mysterious pandemic sweeps their Nation leaving an, estimated, 3,000 people dead and leaving ‘no choice’ for British Health Officials but to begin mass burials.
    British media sources are reporting on this pandemic as being due to a virus, (…)

  • Afghanistan Cannabis Crop Up 40 Percent
    28 November 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    Cannabis cultivation rose 40 percent in Afghanistan this year, to 173,000 acres from 123,550 in 2006, the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime estimated in its 2007 opium survey. The crop is being grown in at least 18 of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces, according to the survey released last month. The U.N. report singles out Balkh as a "leading example" of an opium-free province, saying other areas should follow "the model of this northern region where leadership, incentives and security have led (…)

  • The battle for ayurveda: India is racing to record the details of its traditional medicine
    24 November 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    The database, totalling more than 30 million pages and known as the Traditional Knowledge Data Library, has come about for one very simple reason: to prevent Western pharmaceutical giants and others using this traditional Indian information to create a product for which they then obtain a patent.
    By Andrew Buncombe Published: 23 November 2007
    They range from the everyday to the decidedly obscure, from items with a specific, specialised use to those with a host of applications. Their (…)

  • WHEAT BIOPIRACY :The Real Issues the Government is Avoiding, BY Vandana SHIVA
    21 November 2007 par (Open-Publishing)
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    ZMAG, November 16, 2007
    The epidemic of biopiracy is an assault on our living heritage of biodiversity and cumulative innovation embodied in the traditional knowledge of agriculture and medicine. In the long run, it determines livelihoods and economic sovereignty because what is commonly available becomes an ?intellectual property? of a company for which royalty must be paid.
    It is the governments duty to protect the resources and heritage of the country and prevent its usurpation by (…)

  • IRAQ IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA
    14 November 2007 par (Open-Publishing)

    It is the kind of news that everybody had been dreading. An outbreak of cholera in Iraq, which started in two northern provinces, has already reached Baghdad and has become Iraq’s biggest cholera outbreak in recent memory. This "frightening and dangerous situation," as stated by Bahktiyar Ahmed, a Unicef emergency health facilitator, serves to underscore the unrelenting threat to people already affected by a devastated healthcare system;
    Statistics from the World Health Organisation (…)