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Monday, February 25, 2008
Down - the only direction for Sarko
Friday, February 22, 2008
Why Having The Top Doctors Association Say "YES" to Medical Marijuana is a Historic Endorsement
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Israeli MP Blames Gays for Earthquakes
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Monsanto's Udder Disgrace
The milk labeling controversy - and other corporate practices of Monsanto - have been issues for years. For a while every time I saw my Senator, I would greet him with the same comment, "Hey Bernie, when are you going to do something about Monsanto?" Senator Bernie would shake his head and raise his hands in frustration.None of us have a choice. Not if Monsanto has anything to say about it and they do. Money talks.
I often heard him say that no matter how bad you think things are in Washington, they are really much worse. While the Congress is distracted with growth hormones taken by sports figures, our farm animals are being abused with other hormones. Baseball players have a free choice. Cows don't.
clipped from mwcnews.net I won't say that cows suffer painful mastitis because of injections of Monsanto's BGH. I won't say that Monsanto puts profits ahead of the health of all of us. Monsanto, known for its strong-arm legal tactics, is opposing the labeling of ice cream. BGH, otherwise known as Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone, is a drug developed to increase bovine milk production. Ben & Jerry's is fighting for the right to continue to label ice cream that is made with milk from BGH-free cows. Monsanto's position, which was supported by the USDA was that consumers did not have the right to that information.
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Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Two mums plus dad made this embryo
It breaks my heart.
It's experimental, with no guarantee of success, and the prospects for abuse by those with no scruples cannot be imagined. There are better ways of doing things, but, in the 21st century, life is a four letter word.
clipped from www.abc.net.au Ben Hirschler
An experimental technique that uses spare IVF embryos could one day be used to treat mitochondrial disease, UK scientists say. But not everyone's so sure this is the answer to curing such serious, hereditary conditions
researchers believe they may be able to start offering the technique as a treatment in three to five years. |
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Mississippi to Ban Feeding the Obese
The time is 7:15. You are under arrest for breach of the Bacon & Cheese Burger Patriot Act. You have the duty to remain silent (and hungry). Anything you say, can and will be tortured out of you. You do not have the right to an attorney. None will be afforded to you. Now lay down those onion rings and put your greasy hands behind your back!!
clipped from www.needcoffee.com I'm sure there were some of you out there that thought, "Gee, Widge, things aren't that bad with government. Surely Right. Submitted as Exhibit B: House Bill 282 from the State of Mississippi. The following text has been retyped to actually be in upper and lower case letters so it doesn't look like the bill in question is shouting at you even though, in reality, it is: "An act to prohibit certain food establishments from serving food to any person who is obese, based on criteria prescribed by the State Department of Health; to direct the Department to prepare written materials that describe and explain the criteria for determining whether a person is obese and to provide those materials to the food establishments; to direct the Department to monitor the food establishments for compliance with the provisions of this act; and for related purposes." mindless sheep you need to be protected from yourself poor dears. |
Saturday, February 02, 2008
Jimmy Carter, "Barack Obama extraordinary, a healing force"
clipped from politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com
One former president has long assumed a very outspoken role in the presidential race. Now another is speaking up the former president lavished praise on Barack Obama, calling his campaign "extraordinary" "Obama's campaign has been extraordinary and titillating for me and my family," Carter told the newspaper Carter was particularly praiseworthy of the Illinois senator's rhetorical skills Carter also said Obama "will be almost automatically a healing factor in the animosity now that exists, that relates to our country and its government Carter, a onetime governor of Georgia and one of only two Democrats to win the White House in the last forty years, also said he thinks Obama's candidacy could put several southern states in play in a general election match up clipped from www.culturekitchen.com clipped from newsfromthegreenroom.blogspot.com former Democratic Virginia Governor Doug Wilder says Obama could shatter the Republican Party's virtual lock on the south. Wilder is the current mayor of Richmond |